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Arrrrr mateys, let's tell a story!
- Five words only. Punctuation is not a word.
- No thread killing ("Bla bla bla, THE END"), feel free to skip over anyone that does that.
- be nice, which is to say no posting multiple times in a row, feel free to skip over anyone doing that too (exception: thread has no new posts in over an hour you can rekick the story along)
- PG-13, duh
- helpful meta discussion, suggestions, concerns, questions, fanfic, whatevers
That's it! And now, storytime!
It was a dark and stormy night at the tavern in Woot Cove. We were all there, playing games, having a blast. Even the famous Captain Red Monkey! We all knew he was a pirate, but no one seemed to mind. That was until that September night when fate changed forever. They say Captain Red Monkey had a key to a buried treasure chest, somewhere beyond Woot Cove, far away from the Isle of Misfit Electronics, and he guarded it with his life. They say he was there recruiting for helpers that night. Or settling a score.
A fight broke out. It doesn't matter how it started. (Or does it?) Gunshots went off. Words were said. People were put on probation from the tavern. Cutlasses were drawn. Mugs were thrown. All we know for sure is at the end, Captain Red Monkey lay dying, unable to continue further. And you were there to tell the rest of the story. You got the key, ran to the dock where a boat was waiting, and the first mate at the wheel said uncertainly, waiting for you to fill in the rest...
"We're sailing off to the..."
"We're sailing off to the...last location of Marshmallow Perry!"
last location of Marshmallow Perry! Who is Perry you ask?
carl669 wrote:last location of Marshmallow Perry! Who is Perry you ask?
Who is Perry you ask?
Capt'n Red Monkey told me, "
"Capt'n Red Monkey told me she knows where to find"
she knows where to find the last place that peels
the last place that peels shrimp! And not just any
And not just any oxymoronic jumbo shrimp, but real
oxymoronic jumbo shrimp, but real MASSIVE little buggers, since they
MASSIVE little buggers, since they never worked a day in
never worked a day in their prawny little lives. However,
dustandflower wrote:never worked a day in their prawny little lives. However,
crusty crustaceans that they were,
olcubmaster wrote:crusty crustaceans that they were,
they never thought that the
rhmurphy wrote:they never thought that the
agile Captain Red Monkey could
dustandflower wrote:agile Captain Red Monkey could
ever die. But, the mighty
carl669 wrote:ever die. But, the mighty
Monkey was fading fast. So,
rhmurphy wrote:Monkey was fading fast. So,
something had to be done...
dustandflower wrote:something had to be done...
Emergency margaritas were blended, and...
Gatzby wrote:Emergency margaritas were blended, and...
pizzas were ordered. We waited
carl669 wrote:pizzas were ordered. We waited
for the thirty minute gaurantee
seconds ticked and Cap'n Red
dustandflower wrote:seconds ticked and Cap'n Red
Beard had finally had enough.
He drew his sword and
threatened the humongous shrimp, screaming
dustandflower wrote:"AAARRRGGGG!! NOW PREPARE YOURSELVES FOR
He swung the blade, but
dustandflower wrote:He swung the blade, but
it disintegrated as it passed
"D*mn rusty hunk of junk!"
"D*mn rusty hunk of junk!" ...
... Stop! We've got to focus ...
tpscan wrote:"D*mn rusty hunk of junk!" ...
... Stop! We've got to focus ...
The oxymoronic jumbo shrimp are
KtCallista wrote:The oxymoronic jumbo shrimp are
oblivious that they are standing
oblivious that they are standing in front of the booty!
Mavyn wrote:oblivious that they are standing in front of the booty!
Onward, mateys! Left or right?
inkycatz wrote:Onward, mateys! Left or right?
Right towards the hidden treasure!
Right towards the hidden treasure!
The 1st mate turned to
Mavyn wrote:Right towards the hidden treasure!
The 1st mate turned to
the left, running into a
inkycatz wrote:the left, running into a
smaller than average jumbo shrimp
tinsoldiergt wrote:smaller than average jumbo shrimp
arguing politics with a Dyson
inkycatz wrote:arguing politics with a Dyson
bladeless fan. The fan was
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I can't vote for him because he is not running for anything in my district.Question, I like Ron Paul's voting record and ideas, and he has tried to push term limits through since the 70's. But he has been in congress for 13 years straight now, right? Or am I mistaken?
Term limits are something that we as Americans CAN do without legislature.
Quote from: Mason on September 28, 2010, 03:34:17 PMTerm limits are something that we as Americans CAN do without legislature. The problems are...a lot of people vote along party lines. They think I am a Democrat/Republican and so they vote Democrat/Republican.Then they look for a name on the ballot that they know (That is heard of) and vote for that person. They don't have a clue what they are voting for.
mason writes:Explain to me the difference in a lobby and a union? tecumseh:I suspect this might sound way to academic for this crowd, but the intellectually honest thing to do would be to BEGIN to describe how they are the same and how they are different. not one or the other, but both.if you cannot discern the differences (I can certain see how they might be somewhat the same) then a trip to your local eye doctor might be an excellent idea.
Explain to me the difference in a lobby and a union?
Get rid of all parties and put in term limits.
Quote from: Mason on September 28, 2010, 03:34:17 PMExplain to me the difference in a lobby and a union? a Lobby is formed from a group of like minded people on a particular issue - the members contribute to forward that particular issue and are free NOT to contribute if the lobby does not do as it is instructed.a Union is formed from people in a common line of work using the collective bargaining power of the union. The union can support what ever issue it darned well pleases and the members contribute at pain of losing their jobs if they do not.
Wow! Thanks for the crap on the crowd comment. Real Classy!

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Information regarding services for Bill are posted here.
There is also a section for you to share memories. If you spent time with Bill, I am sure the family would love for you to share those.
I just received word this morning (07.26) that Bill has passed away. His passing was described as quick and peaceful. His family will be posting more information when they have a chance.
Godspeed, brother.
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Brothers and sisters of the helmet,
I am writing this to you, with tears running down my face and to be quite honest, I have never had to do this so I am not sure what is the correct way to give you this news.
Our friend and a founding member of TDH, Bill Warren, better known to you as Asok, is dying of an incredibly aggressive cancer. He is now in hospice and has been given 3-4 days to live. I am sure there are more details to this, but to be quite frank, all that matters is that Bill will not be with us very much longer. He is not in a position to take calls. To the best of my knowledge there is nothing that can be done and his close friends/family aren't asking for anything, but if they do make any requests or there is any more information to give, I will try my very best to pass it on.
With that being said, I want to share with you a bit of my time and experience with Bill. As I said, Bill is one of our founding members and for over a decade has been a pillar of our community. The thing that I have always loved about Bill is that he has always had a passion for inclusion and making sure everyone can have a part in our hobby. To those ends, Bill has worked very hard to provide props and costume pieces to the masses at extremely affordable prices, often taking losses or just breaking even to make sure every fan can have a helmet or have this little bit or bob for their costume. He has been a tireless champion of both the 501st and TDH and has always been a force for good as well as a constant ray of sunshine. I have never known Bill to have a bad word and every time he calls me, there is enthusiasm and excitement in his voice which is certainly infectious and invigorating.
Bill spent quite a few years moderating this forum as well as his own group and most recently the Bounty Hunter's Guild. He is a true servant of the community and a champion for our way of life. I love him like a brother as he is one of our rock star's and while he isn't gone quite yet, he will be sorely missed and he will leave a hole in both the communities he served and in the hearts of his friends.
If anything, I would ask that you pray that Bill's final days are peaceful and that his passing gives him rest.
I love you, brother. You are one of the good ones.
PS While I am loathe to even mention business at a time like this; Bill is a smart cookie and as soon as he knew what was coming, began making plans for his departure. His legacy will live on as he has already set people in place to continue providing his prop and costume replicas to you. Even at the very end, Bill's concern is for you and how to continue serving you, even if he is not here to do it himself.


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There is no "perfect holster."
Further, anything I suggest to you would suit me, but not necessarily you.
It seems to me that what you are looking for is a Kydex inside-the-pants holster, but one with padding between the Kydex and your body.
That leads me to suggest that you look at the CrossBreed, and holsters by N82 ("Nate Squared").


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hello everyone!
i am a 30-year old advertising copywriter based in manila, philippines who is seriously planning on making a career change to english teaching.
i am currently torn as to where to take the course and eventually, have the best options for a job after. i have narrowed down my options to either bangkok and china (hopefully, shanghai).
bangkok because it is the more affordable place to be (cheaper courses and standard of living, plus the weather is just like manila) however, from a long term perspective, china might be the bigger market. my problem with china is that the schools that offer TEFL/CELTA there are way more expensive (they charge in euro!) and of course, the culture shock (language, weather).
can anyone give me advice? i still have a ton of questions even though i've done some reading on other EFL forums such as this. some of my other concerns include -
- how important is a TEFL?CELTA certificate? i have people saying you don't need it, that they have gotten jobs even without it...this has me thinking, am i just wasting my money by investing US$1000 or so in even doing a TEFL course?
- those who've gotten teaching jobs even though they aren't certified have gone as far as saying it's coz they are caucasians. is the racism really that bad in the world of TEFL, particularly in the countries i am interested in (bangkok and china)? and if that's the case, do i even stand a chance being a brown-skinned asian, even though i have a college degree and an excellent command of english?
- any advice on applying for jobs in either country? what is the salary range for TEFL teachers in china? what about bangkok?
- lastly, does anyone have info or feedback regarding the following schools? these are the ones that i am already considering for enrollment:
in china -
1. the boland school, su zhou, jiangsu province, china (4-week intensive TEFL course. basic course fee - 1000 euros all materials included; registration fee - 250 euros; accomodations, 170 euros for 1 month)
2. language link, beijing - intensive 4-week CELTA course. course fee US$1,350; Cambridge testing fee $178; student responsible for other materials; accomodations range from $200-400 a month)
in bangkok
1. the TEFL institute - 6-week TEFL course; course fee Baht38,500
2. ECC Thailand - 4-week intensive CELTA course; course fee $1,400
- what is the difference between CELTA and TEFL anyway? is one better than the other?
- is paying in advance to the school really necessary and advisable even though one is not in the country yet? i am just nervous about sending over money to people/institutions i do not know especially since ALL of them have a "no-refund" policy...
any info, advice and tips would be highly appreciated. thanks so much.
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Duck Report as of January 14, 2013
This past week was characterized by rain and overflowing ditches and roads. All of the outlying areas are inundated with water which has spread the ducks out over a much greater expanse of flooded fields and brakes. We are optimistic about a good end to the Mississippi duck hunting season. In the midst of a downpour, the Quacker Smackers from North Mississippi bagged a limit of ducks on Saturday. The Shallow Minded Tail Chasers from Alabama also had a good early morning shoot but started packing it in early only to be covered up by big ducks while taking up the decoys. They returned to the same hole on Sunday but were rained out by a deluge. Our field staff duck hunting guides continue to recommend patience in the blind for more big ducks. Don't rush the hunt, minimize the decoys (group some in pairs), employ jerk strings for movement, and resist the urge for hail calls sticking instead with feed calls. Cris, the committee and I have put together a solid program for the first annual Greenwood Area Delta Waterfowl Banquet this Saturday. Tickets can be purchased from us and will be available at the door. Give us a call with any questions (Nathan @ 601-479-4873 or Cris @ 662-392-8825).
The eight week's duck harvest was 219, bringing the total number of ducks harvested this season to 2,298.
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Logan • This time, it's better to prepare for two quarterbacks than to be caught off-guard.
That lesson was learned the hard way last year by Utah State. The Aggie defense put all of its pregame preparation into defending Jake Heaps, only to be burned by Riley Nelson, who led a fourth-quarter BYU comeback.
On Friday night, USU will be ready for both Nelson and Taysom Hill, the hotshot freshman with speed and athleticism to spare. The two are similar, sure. But there will be differences.
"Both are good quarterbacks," Utah State coach Gary Andersen said. "Both can run very well, and the offense doesn't change drastically with either one of them."
That could work out well for the Aggies. Last season, Nelson's mobility presented a big problem during the rally, mostly because the defense was used to Heaps, who stayed mostly in the pocket.
As much as Nelson has run through and around people, Hill has shown himself to be perhaps an even better athlete. The rookie turned heads with his performance in a blowout win last week over Hawaii.
BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall has announced Nelson as the starter for Friday's matchup, although Hill has taken most of the snaps in the first few days of practice this week. Hill has proven he isn't a typical freshman, showing a lot of poise for a first-year player.
"I saw him last week and he's very good," senior safety McKade Brady said. "He moves very well and he's obviously very good running the ball. He can take a negative play and turn it into a big play very quickly."
Coming of age
Senior receiver Chuck Jacobs had the best game of his Utah State career against UNLV, going over 100 yards receiving. He's looking to continue that against the Cougars.
"I felt good when I first woke up," Jacobs said. "I just wanted to carry that momentum over and make some plays."
Is this the end?
Andersen flatly said he wants a home-and-home series against BYU, instead of the previous 2-for-1 deal. Citing his program's improvement and a win over BYU two seasons ago in Logan Andersen said playing at LaVell Edwards Stadium is difficult to do.
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Gilliland, Pope, Ledman, Swift All Earn All-SEC Honors
Nov. 4, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Junior Arin Gilliland was appointed to the All-Southeastern Conference First Team for the second season in a row, headlining four University of Kentucky women's soccer players to earn conference selections, with Cara Ledman, Stuart Pope and Zoe Swift all being selected All-SEC recipients, it was announced by the conference office on Monday morning.
The four players placed on All-SEC teams ties a program best, that was set back in 1995, 98, 99. It's the first time in 14 years Kentucky has had four players named to All-SEC postseason teams.
"These awards are great for these individuals, but like I have said for a long time, these awards come as a result of team success," UK head coach Jon Lipsitz said. "All of these players have come from different positions, and it says a lot about our program and its philosophies. If you come in, work hard and commit yourself to the team, you will succeed. I am very proud of them and the team as well."
In addition to Gilliland being placed on the first team, sophomore Cara Ledman and junior Stuart Pope were named All-SEC Second Team, with Naperville, Ill., native Zoe Swift being selected to the All-SEC Freshman Team.
Gilliland becomes the first player at Kentucky since Elizabeth Ramsey to be named to the first team back-to-back seasons back in 2002-03. The Lexington, Ky., native becomes just the fifth player in the program's history to be named to the first team two times in her career with the promotion, as well.
Gilliland scored a team-high 31 points in 2013, collecting 11 goals and nine assists in the regular season, both team highs as well. Gilliland recorded two hat tricks on the season in conference play, scoring three times in Kentucky's 4-1 win over Tennessee, and also collecting three goals in the Wildcats' 4-2 win at Alabama later in the month of October.
"This is such an honor for me to represent the University of Kentucky this way," Gilliland said. "Having said that, I couldn't have done this without the help of my team and the great coaching staff and administration that we have here at UK. This recognition means a lot to me, and the team, but we also have to realize our season isn't over yet. We have a lot of goals and this was just one of them."
Ledman earns her first-career honor by being placed on the second team. Ledman played and started in all 19 regular season games at left back for the Wildcats, scoring seven points on two goals and three assists throughout the season.
The Brentwood, Tenn., native played over 1,700 minutes during the regular season, trailing only freshman Kaitlin Miller in that category. Ledman, a converted forward, tallied 16 shots and took a handful of corner kicks on the year for UK.
"It's an incredibly honor to be named to the Second Team of such a competitive and talented conference. I couldn't have done any of this without my amazing teammates and coaching staff that push me every single day. Also, I want to thank Michelle Rayner, who has helped me grow so much as a defender the last two years as the leader of our backline."
Pope also earns her first-career SEC honor with the second team selection, as the junior from Fayetteville, Ga., becomes Kentucky's first midfielder to be placed on an All-SEC team since Kelsey Hunyadi in 2011. Pope was also named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District Two Team on Saturday afternoon, as she has a 3.995 GPA in Equine Sciences.
Pope led the team in goals for the majority of the season, scoring 10 goals and sprinkling in seven assists in 2013. Pope scored a team-high five game-winning goals, which is tied for fourth best in the SEC. The junior started all 18 games that she appeared in and took 39 shots with 20 of them being on goal.
"It's very humbling to be chosen in a tough conference like this," Pope said. "I couldn't have done it without the help of my teammates and coaching staff. This reward means a lot to me and it's not something I take for granted."
Swift was named to the All-SEC Freshman Team after scoring eight goals and adding in five assists during the course of the year. Swift registered a hat trick in Kentucky's win over Eastern Kentucky, as well as scoring in five other matches this season.
Swift finished one of the best regular seasons for a freshman in school history with 49 shots, 21 points and four game-winning goals, just two off the school record.
"This is a great accomplishment for me individually as a freshman, but this really is a team award," Swift said. "I couldn't have done any of this without the help of my teammates from the preseason all the way through to where we are now. I feel like I have grown up a lot thanks to them and I am thrilled to be named to the All-Freshman Team."
UK will open the 2013 Southeastern Conference Tournament on Wednesday night against the No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels at 7:30 p.m. CT at the Orange Beach SportsPlex in Orange Beach, Ala.
The Wildcats finished the SEC regular season 7-4-0, and earned the No. 5 seed in the conference tournament. Ole Miss will enter Wednesday's quarterfinal match with a 7-3-1 SEC record and the No. 4 overall seed in the tournament.
Coach of the Year
G Guerrieri, Texas A&M
Offensive Player of the Year
Savannah Jordan, Florida
Defensive Player of the Year
Sabrina D'Angelo, South Carolina
Freshman of the Year
Savannah Jordan, Florida
Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Rafaelle Souza, Ole Miss
First Team All-SEC
Forward: Arin Gilliland, Kentucky
Forward: Savannah Jordan, Florida
Forward:Rafaelle Souza, Ole Miss
Forward:Cheyna Williams, Vanderbilt
Midfielder: Kaysie Clark, Missouri
Midfielder: Shea Groom, Texas A&M
Midfielder: Mandy McCalla, Ole Miss
Midfielder: Havana Solaun, Florida
Defender: Taylor Leach, South Carolina
Defender: Kala Faulkner, Auburn
Defender: Meghan Streight, Texas A&M
Defender: Christen Westphal, Florida
Goalkeeper: Sabrina D'Angelo, South Carolina
Second Team All-SEC
Forward: Caroline Brown, Tennessee
Forward: Summer Clarke, LSU
Forward: Pia Rijsdijk, Alabama
Forward: Elisabeth Sullivan, Mississippi St.
Midfielder: Ashleigh Ellenwood, Arkansas
Midfielder: Emma Fletcher, LSU
Midfielder: Kelley Monogue, Texas A&M
Midfielder: Stuart Pope, Kentucky
Defender: Torri Allen, Georgia
Defender: Leigh Edwards, Texas A&M
Defender: Cara Ledman, Kentucky
Defender: Megan Lee, LSU
Defender: Allie Sirna, Tennessee
Goalkeeper: Jordan Day, Texas A&M
All-Freshman Team
Pam Begić, Florida
Simone Charley, Vanderbilt
Summer Clarke, LSU
Marion Crowder, Georgia
Chelsea Drennan, South Carolina
Emma Fletcher, LSU
Gretchen Harknett, Ole Miss
Savannah Jordan, Florida
Liz Keester, Texas A&M
Casie Ramsier, Auburn
Zoe Swift, Kentucky
For continuing coverage of UK women's soccer, log on to UKathletics.com.


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Re: Lazy Kid
4cats2go wrote:Toooo funny, want one! However, not crazy about all the blue, mix it up some more.
i like the blues (and orange).
it's such a shame this wonderful design isn't getting more votes.
Paradox55 wrote:Your design does not SHOW motivation. I've only read that inspiration motivates you- but where is the actual motivation in this design?
Okay...so this oft used "RAMYB is not on topic" looks like it lost steam. Maybe you should count the number of colors and claim he used 8. Maybe 2012 will bring less of this nonsense.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=59384]
I don't think this one will be rejected.
Re: Waiting for Motivation
Really take me back to my college note-taking days...
Re: Motivation
Love bacon, love the shirt! GMV. Would go great with my Calorie Burning shirt! I hope this prints!
Recently tried chocolate-covered bacon, and it was everything I hoped it would be. ;)
Re: I Think I Can... I Think I Can
Hmm, if it's difficult to understand it obviously needs some work. I'll try and submit a new version.
Re: The Birthplace of Inspiration
I'm glad it's on black, I hate blue. I can see this on theme, there are a handful of other shirts in the derby right now that I can't see the motivation even after the explanation, so this design is fine in my book.
I hope it wins, it would be my first buy of the year!
Re: The Muse
capedcrusader514 wrote:Hi Guys.
Oh, HI!
Want this shirt so much, this is gorgeous. You need to keep making more pretty shirts because they all seem to be deliciously artistic and original.
bleekii wrote:I think it would get more votes if it didn't have the dead "bunny." It's would be better without the violent imagery. It's like Clint Eastwood cool.
I wouldn't like it as much without the dead bunny. Is that weird? :p GMV!
I HAVE to have this shirt! I've doodled through the last four years of college and made so many notebook pages look like this.
Very cool thatrobert!
lol also my brother just showed me this website where you can upload your doodles and have them fight other people's doodles--its so cool
Re: Life Blood
Brilliant idea! Nice color choice as well for the shirt. Definitely a must buy if it gets printed. ^_^
Re: Wanna Be Fierce Like Tiger
Cuteness overload. Love the style it's in as well. ^-^
jessierahl wrote:BA, you hush. You make fan-freaking-tastic shirts. I just got your Halloween mouse shirt in the mail today with two other random shirts and it's fantastic. I can't wait to wear it.
You just have a different style. <3
Thanks, Jessie! I do try, but I sure admire artists like Patrick here. Just amazing, amazing use of color and concept. I definitely see this placing in first if not second.
Enjoy the mouses!!! :D
Re: The Cheese Stands Alone
I love it! Very cute idea.
Re: Motivational Music
This musical graphisme reminded me of skyscraper silhouettes on the horizon as well.
Totally loved it and certainly will pay to get me a tee out of it!
collinvh wrote:Or were they? Check this out.
There is some speculation the great pyramids/sphinx are actually star-maps, and geological calendars.
Re: Daisy
Really nice. It's something 'typical', but you made it look unique and even a little edgy. I never really wanted to wear a big flower on a shirt, but now I do.
If you were going to try another color as someone suggested, lemon, grass and baby blue come to my mind.
Spiritgreen wrote:Get ripped in 2012. ^__^
Close-up detail:
Oh so want one of these. It's how I always imagined it.
Re: Rumbling in the Tumbling
inkycatz wrote:Hunnggry? More like CUTE.
Ok, hungry AND cute! Thanks inkycatz
For the record - my intent was that it's a stuffed animal that he was practicing with.
I'm sorry, but this has nothing to do with the theme. If someone saw it randomly on the street, "motivation" would be the last thing that would come to their mind. Don't get me wrong, I think it looks cool, but as you yourself said, it's "just random scribbles".
Some of my papers at work come with doodles like this. Got my vote.
Re: save a carott, eat a rabbit
PSSST No Text means No Text
Re: Barking Orders
So funny!
Re: DOWN WITH THE BUNNY
Thanks a lot anemality! , glad you liked , Mi buen Chuy gracias amigo , thanks to all and happy new year!!
Really cool! +1
Also thats just awful. :/
Love the little sprig of parsley. :D
I love it! Super cute, good artwork. And SKULLS! Needs more votes!
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collinvh wrote:Oh my, love the slippers Great work as usual.
thanks I tried to make him special.
venikins wrote:Brilliant idea! Nice color choice as well for the shirt. Definitely a must buy if it gets printed. ^_^
IMO- You should resub without the shadow and see how well this does. I think you may be pleasantly surprised.
Re: The Hunt
What is the squiggly down at the bottom on the shirt template? I can't tell.
Re: It Toke Me 8 Trys But I Got It
This is my close up
Thanks everyone! I am glad you all like it!
Re: Go Kitty Go!
Did you used six or seven colors?, I count seven but maybe I'm wrong, if you used seven go ahead and resub you are in perfect time.
That's how I saw it, it's very cute stuffed animal looking compared to the more realistic tortoise
bluetuba wrote:That's how I saw it, it's very cute stuffed animal looking compared to the more realistic tortoise
Also, the shorts/socks/headband are HILARIOUS! ;)
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I just keep getting stuck on the feral bee population being hit just as hard as the managed colonies were, and suddenly "natural" comb being the silver bullet.
Actually, that is part of the claims being made last time I looked in. Several people were describing more pronounced grooming behavior, more uncapping and removal of infested brood cells. Kinda goes with that superbee thing... x-ray vision.. bahahahahahahaha...Sorry, I know this is serious business. And in attempt to stay focused, I now offer this small bottle of medicine, promising improvement in cases of rhuematism, obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, various cardiac ailments, shingles, disorders of the skin, improved libido, just to name a few. Disregard that it tastes like whiskey!!! bahahahahahahaOOPS! did it again.


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did you do a thorough de-greasing before you shot your paint?
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:43pm
BRIGHTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Monday its weekly award winners for the week ending June 5, 2011, according to MLL Commissioner David Gross. Boston Cannons midfielder Paul Rabil was honored as the League's Offensive Player of the Week while Denver Outlaws goalkeeper Jesse Schwartzman earned his second straight Defensive Player of the Week selection.
In addition, Outlaws attackman Billy Bitter was honored as the Cascade Rookie of the Week.
Rabil scored a season-high five goals and added two assists as the Boston Cannons handed the defending MLL champion Chesapeake Bayhawks their first loss of the season, a 17-13 setback on Saturday night at Harvard Stadium. He scored three of his five goals in the second half as the Cannons held off the Bayhawks to improve to 2-1 on the season.
Rabil, who has played in two of the Cannons' first three games this season, ranks second on the team with six goals and 11 points. He scored a goal with three assists in the Cannons' one-point loss against Denver on May 21.
Meanwhile, Schwartzman led the Outlaws to their third straight win, an 11-10 victory over the Long Island Lizards on Friday night at Shuart Stadium. He made a season-high 18 saves, including eight in the first quarter, while allowing just nine goals as the Outlaws remained the only unbeaten team in the MLL this season.
Schwartzman, who has started all three games for the Outlaws this season, leads the MLL with an 8.96 goals against average and a .642 save percentage. In three games, he has allowed just 24 goals while making 43 saves.
After being held scoreless in his MLL debut against Boston on May 21, Bitter rebounded in the Outlaws' win over Long Island by scoring three goals for the first "hat trick" of his brief MLL career. Honored as the Bud Light Player of the Game, Bitter scored two of his three goals during the fourth quarter as Denver rallied from a two-point deficit with five goals in the final quarter.
Drafted third overall in the 2011 MLL Collegiate Draft, Bitter was a three-time All-American at the University of North Carolina, including second team honors as a senior, and also earned Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year honors as a junior. He scored 99 goals with 76 assists in his career for the Tar Heels, including 25 goals as a senior.
The MLL season continues this weekend with three games. On Friday night, the Rattlers host the Hamilton Nationals at Sahlen's Stadium. Then, the Cannons welcome the Lizards to Harvard Stadium on Saturday night while Denver entertains Chesapeake at INVESCO Field at Mile High.


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This is something I've been working on for few weeks. Now with the passing of Ralph McQuarrie, it seem like the right time to post this.
We have all seen photos of the McQuarrie Boba Fett concept helmet. Skygunbro made that helmet a few year back. The animated version of the Fett concept helmet appeared on a few episodes on the Clone Wars.
I've taken three names to come up with the Mrk-1 title.
M- McQuarrrie
R-Rako Hardeen
K-Obi Wa Kenobi
#1 (my first helmet build)
I started the build with WOF's Fett helmet template to made the done. Back filled the dome with ridged expanding foam. Pealed off the paper template, applied bondo and started sanding and filling again and again.


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Also got 4 sets left over gonna offer them here for a bit then off to ebay!!!
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Also got 4 sets left over gonna offer them here for a bit then off to ebay!!!
Got mine today! Awesome ^_^
Thanks Russ!
Got mine too Russ... mentioned in other thread?
just gotta get those darn boots.... :lol
Nice 1 guys, Just waiting on a few of the slow coaches to pay... Then I will jump on to the studs!! :)
Got mine today. Very nice. I can't wait to put them on my boots. Thanks.
Awesome work !! cant wait to get some/make some boots for these to go on :thumbsup
Got mine today Russ. BEAUTIFUL WORK! Thank you!
Finally I can replace my old spikes on my Cheng boots.
Mine arrived today! They look awesome Russ!!
Now to get some shoes!
Thanks guys... Still got a few people to pay but not got back to me :(
I still have 4 sets left over!!
Russ!!!!! I got in from work late tonight(2 AM) and my boot spikes were waiting for me at my door. Awesome! Thanks so much for your hard work and quick delivery time.
You rock.
The aluminum business card is nice touch.
Thanks mate glad you like them,
I still have a few over as a few guys have let me down and not got back to me so I am selling there spikes!! PM me if you are interested in a set.
OK, so am I the only one who's spikes are spinning on their boots? I love the look of them but for some reason they keep loosening up on me. I've only worn them 2 times since installing and they're already loose. I'm thinking I may have to JB Weld them or something to prevent them from falling off.
PM sent and paid for too.
Thanks guys still 3 sets left!! NOT heard from some guys that were on the run so selling theres.....
PP sent!
thanks Russ, jon
Ah seriously, I want a set! Put me down . . .PM me your paypal and I'll get you the funds ASAP.
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Russ, Just got my spikes and got them on the boots. Thanks, mate. They look great!
Thanks mate!! :) Remember theres a few slots left for the studs :lol PM me I can put you on the list!!!!
Just got my spikes! Outstanding work man! I can't wait for my boots to get here so I can put them on!


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The income tax: NH does not want it
Amendments to the state constitution require a two-thirds vote to pass. This amendment fell short of that 66 percent threshold, but it garnered a solid 57 percent - in a Democratic wave election that saw Republicans lose at least 126 seats in the House. By comparison, Barack Obama won New Hampshire with 52 percent of the vote.
Opponents of the amendment did not argue for an income tax. They argued against enshrining a ban in the constitution. They said it was constitutionally improper to write tax policy into the constitution. Many of them, including Gov.-elect Maggie Hassan, made clear that opposing the amendment did not equal embracing an income tax. In fact, Hassan, former New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Kathy Sullivan and other prominent amendment opponents openly stated their simultaneous opposition to an income tax.
To interpret Tuesday's result (which was widely expected, even among amendment advocates) as a signal that New Hampshire is open to an income tax is to willfully misread the vote. And yet some are doing just that. They are certain to make the case to the new governor (who was open to an income tax not so long ago) and the new Democratic majority in the House.
As Hassan is sharp enough to understand, it would be political suicide for Democrats to embrace that misreading of the election. Clearly and unequivocally, Granite Staters do not want an income tax. But when Democrats get around to "restoring" tax cuts made by the last Legislature, the temptation to find new sources of revenue will be great. How they choose to read the amendment's defeat remains an open question.


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the illogical approach to the ammo situation.
i remember during the panic of 08 the ammo flying off the shelves.
the first thing wally-world ran out of was all the popular rounds like 7.62x39, 223, 9mm, 308, 30-06, 30-30, 45acp, 40sw, 38spc, 270, 243 and such ran out in a few weeks. with the top picks going out of stock in a couple days.
but they had a pick-up load of 22-250 that just sat there through the whole panic-- in fact i think they still got some of it today!--LOL!
i have noticed a trend where people try to consolidate around one or two specific rounds generally 9mm and either 5.56 or 7.62x39
admittedly these "hot" sellers will be the first ones back AFTER the panic.
a few 'oddball" irons might come in handy as if your late and the panic has hit those oddball sized rounds may be all that is left to get--


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Even the best developers have seen well-intentioned software projects fail -- often because the customer kept changing requirements, and end users didn't know how to use the software you developed. Instead of surrendering to these common problems, let Head First Software Development guide you through the best practices of software development. Before you know it, those failed projects will be a thing of the past.
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It's good but isn't thorough
By eggelburt
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Comments about oreilly Head First Software Development:
The content is good (though the overly-casual head first style is a little too much in this book) and the whole iterate iterate iterate message is worth reading however I came to this book wanting some info and comparisons on software development methodologies in general. The books description (excerpt below) say it covers this but not a thing other than a passing mention of waterfall and some links to Agile-related websites at the end:"Confused about being rational, agile, or a tester. You'll learn not only about the various development methodologies out there, but how to choose a solution that's right for your project."It's a shame. The content was good just don't promise content that's not in the book!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Learning a lot
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Really bringing a lot into focus for me. I've always developed from a waterfall approach, and with the company looking to move to an agile approach, I was struggling with the concepts and such. This book really helped me, not only with the terminology, but also with the process and reasons why agile methodology works the way it does. Highly recommended for people looking for a good SDLC overview.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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OK, but too cutesy and disorganized
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Like all "Head First" books, this one has good information but is too cutesy and disorganized for my taste. It seems designed for people who don't like to read books.It was a required book for a class, or I wouldn't have bought it.
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Lacks color
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Reviewing PDF version.The information is great. But it turn me off tha lack of color in the PDF. It was black and white, no that much stimulating for my brain.Metacognition ?
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With the Head First books, the pictures are an integral portion of the content. However, when displaying the pictures on a tablet, their size is reduced to the point where you can't read the text within the picture, which you need to do to understand everything. You should read the pdf on a full size screen or get the paper book.On the excellent side, the content is very thorough. The author who wrote this has been there and back, and explains, comprehensively, how you can too!
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Great, I used this book for a lecture and it worked out awesome. The only problem I had is I found it difficult to quickly look for certain marks I wanted to use.
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An Invaluable Resource
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About Me Designer, Developer
I have used this book constantly to assist with web development at the office and home. I have used it to get a better understanding of developing my servlets in an organized and professional manner. I also have used this book to better understand how to make my projects more accessible for web developers and inexperienced developers. Additionally I have used this book in preparation for the SCWCD exam, and it is one of the best resources you can have to master this exam.There are several very good things about this book. First, it's a Head First book, written by the Head First creators. They know what's important for the exam, they know the material, and they know how to keep the reader engaged. Also, it's well structured, so you can read through it and get a solid understanding of the material. It's also segmented well enough that it makes for an invaluable reference. Third, it's just a fun read. If you don't handle overly technical books, this book has enough personality to keep the reader going.I thought a few shortcomings were in the Typos and Final Test Exam inaccuracies. Every book has them, and the O'Reilly errata pages helped bring me back whenever the book confused me, but it did make the final practice exam cumbersome.
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This book is presented in the familiar style of other Head First titles,which use a variety of techniques, exercises, and tests to appeal to awide audience and reinforce the learning experience. While the book isintended for relatively new developers who are familiar with ObjectOriented development (specifically Java, since the technical aspects ofthe book are geared towards it).I do appreciate that the style lets me do a bit of picking and choosingfor what I may want to learn, essentially passing over something thatdoesn't work for me where I might already know or understand the topic.Certainly, working through all of the material, where I am unfamiliar withit or need to learn it, is the best course.I like that there is an emphasis on some relatively standardmethodologies, from design requirements through to testing and furtherdevelopment. What is interesting to me is how there are so manymethodologies out there that are actually very similar. I think what'simportant is to be able to adapt to the specific environment you are in. Iam very happy to be doing most of my development in an environment thatallows me to do a lot of prototyping, which is mildly different from theiterative approach advocated in the book.I found some of the tools interesting - the "planning poker" game is asomewhat innovating way to estimate how long various tasks will take.Obviously, that means a team approach to estimating, compared to an oldschool method I recall whereby the team lead would make a best guessbased on experience, then double it, and double it again. The object wassimply to overcome the developer's optimism while taking into account allthe things that could cut into the team's productivity.Because I'm not much into Java, I found some of the tools to be less thanbeneficial. However, it should be noted that the principles are stillimportant, and learnable, even if you need to use different tools becauseof your environment. Also note that to cover all the bases would haverequired a volume many times the current ~450.I would also state that "Object Oriented" isn't necessarily the best wayto go. I still do a lot of procedural programming, and even blendedprocedural with object oriented. Use the right tool for the job.All in all, a pleasure to read, with (for me) lots of review and plenty ofnew takes on old techniques. Recommended.http://elug.ca/reviews/head_first_software_development.shtml (http://elug.ca/reviews/head_first_software_development.shtml)
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I've been eyeballing the Head First books for a while, specifically the Java and Object-Oriented Analysis & Design. I don't program in Java and I think I understand OOP very well. Because of this, this Head First structure look to offer a bit less structure - so a good "read as you can" book.I got this title in a raffle. I'm glad I did. It whetted my appetite for more Head First. Not so much for the content (Which I will review further down) but because it's almost like reading a comic book. Easy, entertaining and something my busy dizzy mind could readily grasp in small chunks. I will probably get another Head First book in the future. Probably more than one.As for the content of this book, it was well laid out and for someone new to the concepts of formal software design, it was nice to see all the little pieces come together. I did have a hard time with the Java specific environment, but I guess it would be much larger if they covered other systems. The steps were clear, some of them a smidge corny, but most of them logical.After having read this, I was inspired to put it to use. That's when it hit me. I can't see this working unless the entire development group reads the book - or they were all newbies. I'm an idealist, so I'll believe this kinda of software development exists. It has to exist. And someday I'll work in a place where it does.
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Almost a year after her reality show "Kate Plus 8" ended its run on TLC, Kate Gosselin is exiting another job -- as a blogger for CouponCabin.com.
"A series of recent events have made it clear to me that Kate Gosselin and her contributions do not align with the authenticity which we set out to build almost a decade ago, and that Ms. Gosselin is simply not a good fit with the wonderful team and culture at CouponCabin," the website's founder and CEO Scott Kluth wrote in an open letter, posted Tuesday on the website.
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Forest "Frosty" Cooper, 88, of Rifle passed away November 26, 2011.
Frosty was born December 13, 1922 in Ludell, KS. He proudly served his country in WWII by joining the Army.
He leaves behind his son Forrest Cooper; daughters Nancy Bayne, Bobbie Cook and Debbie Koontz; brothers Boyd and Oral Cooper; sisters Betty Clark and Opal Dawes; 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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Thierry Henry may be a different player to the one who terrorised Premier League defences in his pomp but Arsène Wenger still expects goals from his 'new' signing.
The Arsenal legend completed a loan switch to his old club on Friday and will be involved in some capacity when Leeds United visit Emirates Stadium in the FA Cup on Monday.
Henry was arguably the best striker in the world during his Highbury heyday and is hardly going to scale those heights before he returns to the MLS. All the same, Wenger wants him to add to his Club record tally of 226 goals.
"Of course [I expect him to score goals]," said the manager.
"It is not that because he has come back we will not put pressure on him to score goals. We want him to perform. He will do that himself, of course. I want him to help the team and do well. I don't even have to say a word because he will want to do that himself."
Henry has changed since he left north London four and a half years ago and Wenger puts that down to age.
"He is like everyone who develops in life, he is more open to people now," he said. "When you are a young striker you are more focused on yourself and today, what he can give to others is of a higher level than he could do five or six years ago.
"Normally, if you have a good evolution in life, that is what we should all tend to. He did that very well. When you are a young striker you have more pressure, you have to force on yourself because you feel the pressure. Thierry is in a position where he has done it all and is under less pressure than five or six years ago."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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- 2/3 cup water
- 2/3 cup soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 4 bone-in pork loin chops (1 inch thick and 7 ounces each)
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 2 large sweet onions, sliced and separated into rings
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/4 cup ginger ale or chicken broth
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Dash cayenne pepper
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Pour half the marinade in a large resealable plastic bag. Add pork chops; seal bag and refrigerate for 2 hours, turning once. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade.
- Discard marinade from pork. In a large skillet over medium heat, cook pork chops in oil for 3 minutes per side or until golden brown. Add reserved marinade; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 30 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 160°. Remove chops from skillet; set aside and keep warm.
- Combine cornstarch and cold water until smooth; gradually add to skillet. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened and clear.
- Meanwhile, toss onions in oil in a large skillet. Cover and cook over medium heat for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Uncover; cook and stir for 15 minutes or until golden brown. Stir in the ginger ale, salt and cayenne; cook 5 minutes longer. Top each chop with caramelized onions and serve with sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
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I'm writing in again with a question related to reading. In my class, I often give students extra reading material of the same topic as in the textbook to develop both their reading skills and their vocabulary. More importantly, I want them to be exposed to the target language as much as possible. Let me give you an example. This week, we work with the topic "Personality" and I give them two extra reading texts of the same topic accordingly. However, a few problems arise and I don't know how to deal with them. All the reading texts are followed by different tasks and they are by no means too difficult for the students. Yet, there are many new words in the text related to personality and the students in stead of trying to complete the tasks start finding out the meaning of new words. I told them that those words they can work out their meaning later when they have finished the tasks, and that those words do not affect their understanding of the texts. But my students just wouldn't listen to me. they keep asking me the meaning of all the new words. So even though I don't want I still end up explaining the meaning of all the new words in their native language (Vietnamese). I fell really bad about that.So what is your advice to me? How should I deal with words that are not central to the understanding of the text, and how can I convince my students that understanding a text doesn't mean to understand every single word.
I have one more question. I also ask my students to do extensive reading outside the class but I don't know how monitor what they do outside class. I want to make sure that they do read outside the class and I want to monitor their progress. Do you have any ideas on that?
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Session 1: Illusion of an Uninterrupted World – here you will discover how to test your eyes and what they perceive. Did you know that everyone has a blind spot and that your brain automatically compensates for it? Do you know what a saccade is? Did you know that your brain actually sees still frames and fills in the gaps to create continuous movement? Well that is what you will discover here through four different trials with multiple exercises that you can try out to see for yourself how it works.
Session 2: Constructing a 3-D World from 2-D images – in this section you'll learn how the brain interprets the world, and how visual illusions exist because of this. Here you'll be able to explore another four trials that I have to admit I found fascinating. Especially Trial 8 – it shows you how shadows really affect our perception of things.
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George and Reda Lockwood of Williamstown announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Cheryl (Sheri) D. Wallace to Randy W. Breeden, son of Virgil Breeden Jr. of Dry Ridge and the late Helen Breeden.
The wedding is being planned for 5:30 p.m. May 9 at Knoxville Baptist Church.
A reception will follow at Grant County High School.
The bride is a 1978 graduate of Simon Kenton. She is also a 2003 graduate of Northern Kentucky University. She is employed by the Grant County Board of Education.
From bowling and billiards to shuffleboard and softball, the Northern Kentucky Senior Games offers local seniors an opportunity to show their skills.
The annual event will held May 11-15 in Fort Thomas, Florence, Edgewood, Newport and Burlington and is open to residents of Grant and surrounding counties.
Participants must be 50 years old by May 11.
"Grant County has had a few people participate each year," said Tabatha Fryman, Grant County Parks and Recreation director and a member of the Senior Games steering committee.
The Dry Ridge Fire Department recently received a financial boost from the federal government.
DRFD is one of four Kentucky fire departments that has received Assistance to Firefighters Grant funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
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Grant County High School's class of 1959 will be celebrating their 50 year class reunion on June 27 at Triple Crown Country Club.
James C. Claypool, professor emeritus of history at Northern Kentucky University, will bring an educational program to Grant County entitled "The Derby: A Celebration of Kentucky and Its Heritage"
Keith and Nicole Heaverin of Dry Ridge announce the birth of their second child.
Parker William Heaverin was born at 2:29 a.m. on Oct. 19, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center.
Mary Sue Blackburn turned 100 years old on March 30. She was born in 1909 in Folsom, married Kell Blackburn on May 18, 1927 and had one child, Faywood Taylor.
She is the oldest living out of all her sibilings. Blackburn loved to garden and would do everything in a dress and an apron. She made everything the family ate.
"I can remember grandpa would go to the store for flour, tea, sugar, coffee, salt and pepper and that's it," said Rita Taylor her granddaughter.
Blackburn was a housewife and worked on the farm.
The Williamstown Fire Department saw a need to improve communication between firefighters, but it would cost a lot of money to correct.
Williamstown Fire Chief Les Whalen requested the money through a grant and was rewarded for his efforts.
Thanks to a federal grant for $155,532, the fire department can do just that.
U.S. Congressman Geoff Davis presented the money to Whalen and Williamstown Mayor Glenn Caldwell.
Orders for Angel Food may be placed at Family Worship Centerin Williamstown from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Special Ordering Times will be at Family Worship Center from 5 to 7 p.m. April 7 and from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. April 11. The deadline to order online is April 12. Orders may be placed at FWC until 3 p.m. April 13.
Joel and Melissa Wash of Sanders announce the birth of their first child.
Emma Noel Wash was born on Jan. 21, 2009.
She weighed 8 pounds and 7 ounces and was 21 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are Fred and Judy Money of Dry Ridge.
Her paternal grandparents are Patricia Jones of Owenton and the late Jimmy Wash.
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Cleveland company fined for hazardous waste
(Cleveland) - Gray Container LLC and its affiliates are being ordered to pay $1.05 million for hazardous waste and air pollution violations. The chemical drum reconditioning business is located within a half of a block of residences, a park, and a church in East Cleveland.
"This judgment shows that violating Ohio's environmental laws is serious and won't go unpunished," Attorney General Mike DeWine said. "We will continue to work with the Ohio EPA to pursue violators and help protect the health and safety of Ohio families."
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Judge Cassandra Collier-Williams granted the Attorney General's motion for default judgment against Gray Container LLC, L Gray Barrel & Drum Co., Lomack Drum Co., Lomack Drum & Container Co., Inc., Lomack Gray, and Kenneth Gray.
The judgment requires the defendants to pay an $863,200 civil penalty for hazardous waste violations and a $187,100 civil penalty for air pollution violations.
It also orders them to evaluate all wastes at the drum reconditioning facility at 2800, 2818, and 2820 E. 90th St. in Cleveland, remove all wastes that are hazardous wastes, and implement an Ohio EPA closure plan for all areas of the facility where hazardous wastes were stored, treated, or disposed.
In 2009, the Ohio Attorney General's Office filed a lawsuit against Gray Container and the related companies and individuals who operated the business.
Throughout the property, Ohio EPA inspectors had found numerous containers of unidentified wastes, later determined to be hazardous waste, and air pollution stemming from its incinerator.
The lawsuit charged the defendants with allowing improperly controlled emissions from an incinerator to be discharged into the open air, operating a hazardous waste facility without a permit, and unlawfully storing and disposing of hazardous waste.
As a result of these violations, Kenneth Gray and two of his companies were found guilty in 2009 of criminal violations of Ohio's hazardous waste laws.
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The Canisius baseball team finished off a three-game sweep of Saint Peter's University with a 9-8 win over the Peacocks at the Demske Sports Complex on Saturday afternoon. The Golden Griffins win their fourth straight game to improve to 14-7 overall and 3-0 in the MAAC for the first time since 2010.
For the third consecutive day, Canisius got on the board first as senior Ryan Coppinger led off the bottom of third inning by sending the 0-1 pitch over the fence in right center for his second homer of the 2014 season. The Griffs added another run when junior Connor Panas scored later in the inning on a sacrifice fly from freshman Christ Conley.
Saint Peter's (4-15, 0-3 MAAC) would take its first lead of the series in the fifth, scoring three unearned runs. The Griffs appeared to be out of the inning but senior Jimmy Luppens dropped a low throw from senior Ronnie Bernick for what would have been the third out of the inning. A run scored on the play, and Chris Hugg followed with a two-run double to the fence in left center from Hugg gave the Peacocks a 3-2 lead.
The Griffs tried to answer in the fifth as Panas led off with a double and moved to third on a groundout. Senior Shane Zimmer was hit by a pitch to put runners at the corners. Conley followed with a grounder to first base, with Nick Henriquez firing home to gun down Panas as catcher Jim Smith blocked the plate to record the second out of the inning. Saint Peter's starter John Leiter got Bernick to pop out with the bases loaded to escape the jam and maintain the Peacocks' one-run lead.
Canisius tied the game at 3-3 in the sixth as pinch hitter Anthony Massicci led off with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt from Coppinger and got to third base on a passed ball. Massicci would score on a sacrifice fly from Panas. Saint Peter's grabbed the lead right back on a one-out, solo homer to right-center field from Rob Moore in the top of the seventh.
The Griffs answered with a two-out rally by scoring three runs in the bottom of the inning. Senior Jesse Kelso was hit by a pitch and then stole second base. Bernick single a chopper to shortstop for an infield single, but the ball got by the fielder and went into the outfield with the error scoring Kelso and tying the game. Massicci singled up the middle and Bernick went first to third, with Massicci taking the extra base and advancing to second on the throw. Coppinger then sent a chopper to second base, beating out the high throw that went into the Saint Peter's dugout as two runs scored on the play to put the Griffs up 6-4. Canisius added two more runs when a fly ball from Panas was dropped by the left fielder.
Saint Peter's didn't go away quietly as the Peacocks put together five hits in the top of the eighth and tied the game at 8-8. Junior Mike Krische led off the bottom of the eighth with a single to shortstop. Conley popped up a sacrifice bunt but the Saint Peter's pitcher couldn't make the diving catch as the ball trickled into foul territory and both runners were safe. Kelso worked a walk to load the bases for Bernick, who hit a sacrifice fly to right to score Krische and give the lead back to the Griffs.
Saint Peter's loaded the bases in the ninth with two outs but junior Eric Stolzenburg got a pop up to complete the sweep and pick up his first win of the season.
Junior Devon Stewart allowed four runs (one earned) in seven innings while striking out three in the start.
Coppinger was 2-for-4 with two runs scored, two RBI and a home run. Bernick went 2-for-3 while Krische was 2-for-2. Luppens and Panas reached base three times while Kelso walked twice and had two stolen bases.
Canisius hosts two mid-week games at the Demske Sports Complex this week. The Golden Griffins face Buffalo on Tuesday, with game time set for 3:30 p.m.
Game Notes: Canisius defeated Saint Peter's for the 19th time in the last 23 meetings… Canisius also opened MAAC play 3-0 in 2008 and 2010… Canisius batted around for the fourth time in the series and ninth time on the season… Bernick and Coppinger each have two or more hits in three of the last four games… Massicci extended his hitting streak to six games… Zimmer has six walks and two hit by pitch in the last four games.


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dear #openstack people.
I just read
From now on you will stop it with the cutsie naming.
the network bits will be called 'network'
the compute bits will be called 'compute'
the block storage will be called 'blockstore'
the object store will be called 'objectstore'
the authn/z bits will be called 'authenticaton'
the image storage will be called 'imagestore'
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I appreciate the art and technique, but I could never buy this one...it looks like a migraine!
I'm so glad this one won. This derby was a chance for people to flex their artistic muscles, and I'm glad the voters rewarded that. Well deserved win, Boots^2!
Too bad it's black. If it were gray or... not black... I'd possibly get this one.
The official tee for Pisceans.
Ying and Yang is Chinese, not Japanese.
Thanks everyone! I can't believe I got a 1st place print. I'm more of a "sneak into third" kind of girl... Hoo Hoo!
bluejester wrote:Is there something symbolic about the two koi depicted? I don't know, but wouldn't be surprised if there was. What I do know is that it has been far too long since there was a Bootsboots derby win.
Congrats Boots! Nicely done.
indeed there is something symbolic about them. Most likely depicting ying and yang, life and death, ebb and flow.
pollotro wrote:my shirt came out like this
Was the shirt you washed this particular shirt or another one purchased form this site? Did you happen to mix it with other colors (pink maybe)?
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Congrats Jamie!:D
Really well done! Congrats on well deserved win.
Way to show what was possible with a single line, Boots. A strong design that isn't immediately recognisable as one of yours.
Congrats on the win! Another Pisces here, so I'm in for one.
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Got mine in the mail today. I actually bought 2 because I knew I would want to wear it so often. Thank you BootsBoots for my new favorite shirt(s)!!!!
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'"He plays a lot like I did," Bill Hajt said. "He's not flashy. He's a defensive defenseman. His forte is playing smart, positional hockey and moving the puck. He's not going to be going on rushes or hitting guys into the boards."'
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