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The annual Mr. and Miss VSDB pageant at The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind will take place at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
'You are a class of amazing people,' said Dennis Cross, vice president of university advancement at Washington and Lee University, to Stuart Hall graduates Saturday.
A manager with Panera Bread confirms that the business will be opening a store in Waynesboro this summer.
Hannah and Emma Jordan used to sit for hours by the chicken coop outside their foster family's house.
Police are looking for a suspect in an early morning shooting Saturday on Interstate 81.
People Places was an idea born in 1973 out of the back of Bob Snodgrass' Volkswagen Rabbit.
The Shenandoah Valley Kiwanis, a local civic club, recently donated $4,5000 to the Infant and Toddler Connection Program for them to develop their 'Assistive Communications Devices Lending Library.'
When poverty or social mores forced a woman to abandon her infant at London's Foundling Hospital during the mid-18th century, a piece of fabric left with the child signaled the mother's intention to reclaim her baby.
The Virginia Zoo in Norfolk is opening a new exhibit featuring a species of anteater.
Locals who want to donate to victims of the Moore, Okla., tornado can drop things off beginning Friday at a trailer set up in Waynesboro at the intersection of Main Street and Arch Avenue.
Memorial Baptist Church recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. Now the church is bidding adieu to its stalwart pastor.
The Augusta County Sheriff's Office said a Craigsville man fired a shotgun blast at his brother Thursday afternoon and then threatened to kill his mother before being disarmed in a struggle for the weapon.
A politically connected nutritional supplement maker's lawsuit against the state is moving forward after being stalled for more than a year.
A Suffolk mother will spend weekends behind bars after mooning her son's school bus following a confrontation with the driver.
Virginians who want to stock up on batteries, bottled water and other supplies for the hurricane season will get a tax break starting Saturday.
If you enter Tom Hayman's store on one of his roasting days, you are in for a treat. The aroma alone would be enough to make a coffee lover out of anyone.
'Did You Know? campaign' at Spay/Neuter Clinic announced: Shenandoah Valley Spay/Neuter Clinic, with funding provided by PetSmart Charities, is introducing the Did You Know? Campaign, featuring a $20 spay or neuter surgery for puppies and kittens younger
At Ridgeview Christian School you can always guarantee small classes and tightly knit groups, but the graduating class of 2013 took that to a new level.
People Places was an idea born in 1973 out of the back of a VW Rabbit. Forty years later, it's become a touchstone operation for the area. The Jordans of Waynesboro are one of the families changed forever. COMING SUNDAY: More families, more images and an in-depth look at the love that brings these parents and children together.
The Boy Scouts of America's National Council has voted to ease a long-standing ban and allow openly gay boys to be accepted as Scouts.
A Virginia landmark and tourism attraction once owned by Thomas Jefferson is up for sale.
Adam Greenbaum, who leases the space for the Dixie Theatre in downtown Staunton and runs its movie operation, figures he has about a year or less to decide when or if to bring in digital projectors.
Kirk Bates started his own business, but it didn't end up the way he planned.
After 18 years as Commandant of Cadets, Brig. Gen. Mike Bissell will retire from Mary Baldwin College and the Virginia Women's Institute for Leadership, which he and founding director Brenda Bryant launched in 1995.
The identity of a man killed early Thursday morning in Waynesboro along a set of train tracks remains a mystery, police said.
Sally Scimé is still unpacking boxes as customers come in asking if her store is open.
Design plans for the second part of Waynesboro's Greenway Trail would connect two city parks while touching on part of the city's history.
A student at Thomas Nelson Community College has won $1 million in a Virginia Lottery scratch-off game.
The Coast Guard and Virginia Marine Police are getting the word out on safe boating ahead of the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
As Bridgewater College's graduating seniors and their families celebrated Saturday, May 18, 2013, Supreme Court of Virginia Justice William C. Mims urged the 301 graduates to remember society's timeless virtues and to build meaningful lives.
Philip Chodrow, a native of Staunton, recently presented a paper at an international philosophy conference in Helsinki, Finland.
Lauren C Amato was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the US Army. The commissioning was part of the graduation activities at Baylor University this week. Lieutenant Amato received a Bachelor of Science in Aviation Sciences.
Meghan Davis, a student at Buffalo Gap High School is among 15 high school seniors in the state to receive the George E. Allen Scholarship. The award was presented May 14 at an awards dinner at Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens. The law firms scholarship program, in its 22nd year, recognizes students who have overcome unusual obstacles or special challenges, while achieving high standards of community service and academic performance.
Albemarle County Police Department says the medical examiner in Richmond has ruled the death accidental. They are not releasing any more details, but the investigation is ongoing.
Church to host breakfast: Ebenezer Baptist Church, 415 N. Augusta St., will host a missionary breakfast from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Donations will be accepted. The public is invited. For more information, call 885-4466.
Shawn Vernier was one of 23 seniors from Bridgewater College selected for inclusion in the 2013 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.
An embezzling case that began with a chef being accused of stealing food from Virginia's Executive Mansion and morphed into a political scandal involving two of the state's most powerful politicians has some people wondering: What goes on behind the wide
Richmond's top prosecutor is looking into whether Gov. Bob McDonnell illegally failed to disclose gifts as part of an investigation requested by Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli.
Before there was a Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Foundation, there was his car.
A Raphine man facing the possibility of hundreds of years in prison with more charges on the way will remain behind bars on 165 charges that mostly involve possession of child pornography accusations, but also include charges of indecent liberties wit
Staunton's own Shakespeare Center will be brought to the masses via public television.
Police confiscated a number of electronic and storage devices from the home of a former Staunton police officer arrested Sunday after he allegedly tried to arrange a sexual tryst with an undercover cop posing as a teenage girl online.
Read staff writer Calvin Trice's live blog coverage of Wednesday's meeting of the Augusta County Board of Supervisors.
Waynesboro police and the WASP Regional Task Force arrested a couple Tuesday night in a drug sting at a house in the 200 block of Hunter Street in Waynesboro.
Fewer Virginians are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home during the Memorial Day weekend.
A summary of the Augusta County4-H and FFA Market Animal Show winners from the May 1-2 competition at the stockyards.The Grand Champion Lamb was exhibited by Kyle Gray of Greenville, son of Brian Gray.
Food drive helps food bank: Blue Ridge Area Food Bank received more that 192,000 pounds of food during Stamp Out Hunger May 11. The food will provide more than 160,000 meals in the Blue Ridge region during the first few weeks of summer.
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I am planning on getting a touring bike or a bike that can hold racks. I have always wanted a Long Haul Trucker, but would prefer to not have the same bike as half the city. Suggestions? I ride a 54 if anyone has one they are looking to get rid of
Have you ridden any of the models we're discussing? Give em a try, you'll see.
Made-to-purpose touring bikes have stouter tubing, longer chainstays, and front end geometry that makes for a better ride. Of course, many people tour on converted mountain bikes, whatever floats your boat.
Pricing is always relative.
How does stouter tubing and longer chainstays and the front end geometry make a better ride? What loads are we discussing here? Are standard steel chromoly frames not strong enough for touring? Better ride in terms of what, comfort?
I guess I'll have to see to believe.
I'll agree with pricing being relative, some people don't mind splurging on certain things.
Are you just trolling here?
What, are you a troll hunter? I find the use of the word "troll" overused here. If you don't like what I'm writing, or can't answer the question, ignore and move on.
I guess I got my answer here:
The longer chain-stays help stabalize the load and prevent heel strikes with larger panniers on a rack. Additionally many mountain bikes don't come with eyelettes for racks and fenders, and the add on ones are not as strong and make break under continuous use.
Many people prefer the road bike bars for hand position options and shoulder comfort (having my arms on a mtb handlebar is wider than my shoulders and can cause fatigue).
The frame of my touring bike is designed to hold large loads (even unbalances ones) in a very stable state and the steel frame absorbs bumps and jostles very well. This has to do with both the extended geometry and the fork rake.
The first time I toured I used a loaded up mountain bike, and did not find the experiences as enjoyable. But I had a pretty bottom barrel mtb bike. The loaded mtb set up works well for many and is much less expensive, but I personally find the touring bikes to be a much more enjoyable for long loaded rides.
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How does stouter tubing and longer chainstays and the front end geometry make a better ride? What loads are we discussing here? Are standard steel chromoly frames not strong enough for touring? Better ride in terms of what, comfort?
I guess I'll have to see to believe.
I'll agree with pricing being relative, some people don't mind splurging on certain things.
Thanks. It's good to get some useful perspective. What I understand is that if you want a bike that was designed for heavy duty touring, this is the bike to buy ready-to-go.
A lot of the features like handlebars (swap for a different handlebars, and perhaps change brake cable, gearing cable and respective housings), and steel frame (chromoly bikes from 90s were very standard, and you can buy then on Craigslist easily) can be aquired cheaply and the labor isn't very complicated. A youtube tutorial, or a LBS mechanic can address this with ease. Eyelets for racks and fenders are also standard, as long as you're not buying a mountain bike with shocks on the fork. Even then, there are options with more fancier racks, but then that defeats the purpose of my frugal rant:)
For a medium-core touring person such as myself (and some 4000 miles of touring last year, more or less + 7000 of commuting on the same comfortable, upright bike. I was perfectly happy and didn't experience any rack failure. Then again, my loads are not very large. I carry a tent, bag, toiletries, water, and everything else is extremely minimal.
If you want to treat yourself to something nice and ready-to-go and designed for some serious long distance touring (more than 1000 miles per tour, would be my guess), I see definitely see the appeal of a touring bike.
I don't particularly like most mountain bike geometries. I've got a Trek 7.3 FX which I haven't rode since January, mostly because it's a hybrid with said 'mountain bike geometry'.
Different strokes for different folks, I guess. The longest ride I ever did with the Trek was only 40 miles, and I did not like it. Too upright. I couldn't imagine touring across the country with one.
Right, of course, I missed that.
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True; they're Japanese Domestic Market bikes, which is why they come only in smaller sizes. The frames are available in the same sizes regardless whether they have the factory couplers.
ilter said:I noticed those Panasonics in Yellow Jersey too. They looked great. But they seem to come only in smaller sizes & longer people end up using tall stems & seat posts. Frame splits, it might be a travel version and maybe that is why they keep the frame small.
Andy Moss said:For something a bit unique, two years ago I picked up a new Panasonic OSD7 touring frame from Yellow Jersey in Madison WI.
Eh - get an old steel hybrid bike and put front and rear racks on it. I'm partial to the Trek 700 Multitrack however I scored a Raleigh C50 frame on Ebay a couple years ago and it's great! Rides like a tank but I was looking for something stout and comfy.
Be different. Convert a hybrid.
Marinoni Tourismo - uses Columbus tubing - probably very flexible, lightweight and fun to ride - --
I want it.
I always thought you LHT's should plan a ride. Or if you think that is too exclusive, open up to other surleys :))
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Bungo Grubb, Noted Pipe-weed Farmer Will Whitfoot, Mayor Dear Mayor Whitfoot, I am writing this letter of complaint from my home in Oatbarton, which, as I hope you will remember, is well within the bounds of the Shire and therefore the concerns of its residents should greatly concern you as mayor. I do not doubt that when you hear all of the facts of this matter, you will be filled with as much surprise and alarm as I and my wife Opaline are, and will take decisive action to find and punish the perpetrator of this misguided prank. I believe I know who is behind it, but I will save my conjecture for the end of this letter so as not to colour your opinion; I am certain you will come to the same conclusion as I have done when you have heard the facts of the case. So, to that end, here they are:
Given those facts, you can see that I take a great deal of pride in the quality of my pipe-weed. Imagine my alarm when I woke up this morning, drank my morning tea, prepared a small breakfast, and took my customary mid-morning stroll to observe my plants… and found them withered, brown, and wilted! They will win no prizes in this state! They are fit only for compost now! Unimaginable! Right in the middle of my field, someone had placed a tall stone block bearing unpleasant symbols. I do not know what to call it, but I would not like it anywhere, let alone in the middle of my pipe-weed field: the pipe-weed field that was thriving yesterday, but after the appearance of this horrible thing is no more! Furthermore, this stone artifact, or relic, or what-have-you, is a public nuisance! Anyone who gets too near it begins to feel most unhealthy, and cannot bear to look at the thing for too long. I told you at the outset, Mr. Mayor, that I had my suspicions about who could have done this to me, and here they are: my neighbour, one Adaric Burrows. He is very jealous of my success at the Annual Growers' Festival these past few years, and has been most vocal in his belief that his own pipe-weed (a very low-grade and unsatisfying smoke, if you ask true experts) deserves to beat mine. I do not know how he managed to move this large stone into my field, but I don't doubt that he found some way, and now thinks to run his own pipe-weed unchallenged in the Growers' Festival! I wish you to prepare a declaration saying that Mr. Burrows is forbidden from entering his pipe-weed in this year's Festival on account of the underhanded and unworthy prank he has pulled on me and my innocent plants, which did no harm to anyone. I await your response and said declaration, signed by any necessary parties and delivered in triplicate, and remain, Bungo Grubb, Trusted Citizen, Pipe-weed Farmer, and Diligent Voter |


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Smith also had nine rebounds, three steals and an assist. Langley had three assists, a pair of rebounds and a steal. Ashley added three steals and two boards. Madison McCullough finished with six points, seven rebounds two assists and two steals.
Sand Rock looks to finish out Area 11 play unbeaten with a trip to Rainbow City to face Westbrook Christian on Tuesday.
West End boys 55, Sand Rock boys 37
SAND ROCK - Caleb Mayo connected on four 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 23 points to lead West End to a 55-37 win at Area 11 rival Sand Rock on Friday.
Dakota Mabry led the Wildcats (8-10, 3-2) with 12 points. Caylon Simpson added 11 points and Devon Howard finished with six points.
Raymond Chapman added 12 points for West End.
The Patriots led throughout the game, holding a 12-8 lead at the end of the first quarter and a 26-19 advantage at halftime. Sand Rock trailed 43-31 at the end of three quarters.
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Thanks Kay… another excellent recipe :o)
There are so many burgers out there, it's amazing. Just google it, the list is endless. Every one claims the best burger. I don't. I think 'the best burger' simply doesn't exist. It's all subjective, it varies from country to country, region to region or is simply what you grew up with.
Some people like it simple and basic—good quality meat, a little salt and pepper and maybe a drop of Worcestershire sauce—while others like it spicy and load up on tabasco. Some like them topped with vegetables, others just want a little cheese. Sauces vary as well.
As for me; I like a bit of everything. An outburst of different but subtle flavors, a little heat, a little cheese, some fresh veggies and a light hint of sauce. I don't want my burger to drown, so I glaze them. I do prepare my burgers slightly different than most people do.
1 pound, lean ground beef
1/2 medium onion, minced
1 clove garlic, grated
1/2 chili pepper
1 tbsp brown sugar
5 tbsp breadcrumbs
1 egg
2 tsp salt (or less)
1/8 to 1/4 tsp pepper
1/2 tsp curry powder
1/2 paprika powder (smoky is the best)
ginger, grated
nutmeg (I grate my own)
1/4 tsp Worcestershire sauce
4 tbsp piccalilli
4 tbsp sweet chili sauce
(sesame) buns
Optional: red onion
Here's some of the things I put into my burgers.
Mince your onion, grate the garlic, ginger and chop the chili pepper. I've also tried this with finely minced bell pepper, but felt the flavor was too overpowering, so I scratched it. Mix everything up. I love doing this with my hands, but by all means, feel free to use a fork! I promise I won't laugh at you. Not too hard, that is!
Now here comes the part I've always had trouble with. Getting the perfectly shaped patties. It's near impossible for me. I guess you'll always see they're home made for some reason. Not that it's a bad thing, I just wonder what the trick is. Anyone know the secret? Tell me! Please? I've got cookies? Please?
Here it comes. Brace yourself.
Stick your finger in there. No, I mean it! I'm serious. Go on, put your finger in there and make a hole. No arguing, you simply have to do it, this is my recipe, remember?
Feels good to do something out of the ordinary, eh? Now make holes in all of them. Yes, that one burger is indeed orange/yellowish. I spiked it with 4 oz carrot puree for the munchkin. You see, I'm compulsive, I have to put veggies in everything, not even burgers are sacred here. What can I say? I'm a mom.
This solved my 'center cooked properly but edges overdone' problem, that I'm sure 'no one' ever has when you ask them about it! Well, I had that issue, and this solved it for me. The burger also holds a better shape and it prevents me from constantly having to press down the meat with a spatula. It just cooks more evenly. The hole also serves another purpose, but you'll that see later on. Stick with me! (<– tempted to say kiddo here)
Now bake the burgers as usual, indoors or outdoors. For me 'usual' means tossing them on a hot grill (stove top), sear them quickly and get those pretty grill stripes, transfer them to a oven dish, cover with foil and then finish them in a 400 (200C ) oven for about 20 to 25 minutes (depending on how long you grill them first). You can also bake them in butter or oil. Whatever you prefer/are used to. I always do it this way because, well, it means less fat, and I know for sure they'll stay golden brown, won't end up charred and are properly cooked.
Mix the piccalilli with the chili sauce. Use as much (or little) sauce as you like, as long as you use equal amounts. You can also add some tabasco if you like, but the chili sauce will provide enough heat, and remember there's also chili pepper inside the burger.
Piccalilli is always a bit coarse, keep whisking until you have a creamy and smooth sauce. This is one of my favorite sauces. It hits all the right spots. Fresh, sweet, sour, spicy. Can also be used as a dip with, say, raw veggies or potato chips. Also great with french fries!
I couldn't get sesame buns; those would have been my first choice. Lightly grill the buns on both sides. I butter them, we butter bread here, yes. Put mayonnaise on bread in stead of butter and you'll be frowned upon in the Netherlands. I kid you not!
Of course there's pretty green lettuce. How could there not be? And red! Gorgeous, juicy, red tomatoes.
Layer the lettuce, tomatoes and cheese (I've used cheddar), and place the burger on top. Glaze with the sauce -and this is where the hole comes in handy- it's perfect to fill up with a little extra sauce. Use the glazing sauce, mayonnaise, ketchup, piccalilli, whatever you like. The best part is, it'll stay put making the burger look much prettier when you serve it.
I love thinly sliced raw red onion on my burger, but not everyone does. So I serve it on the side. This burger is also fantastic with caramelized onions.
Can't wait to sink my teeth in this one. I just have a thing for (reasonably healthy) junk food!
Thanks Kay… another excellent recipe :o)
doe me die maar, ziet er errug lekker uit! :)
great post, particularly about the carrots.
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Good night, bloggers =)
what a true story..
heeeerlijk nederlands haha ;)
nog beter: heeeeeeeeeerlijke burger
Looks very nice and tasty :) a tip to make them somewhat the same shape that we use in restaurants is clingfilm, plastic wrapping. Put some plastic on a flat surface put the meat on flatten it a bit then put plastic on top and take your rolling pin and roll it out as thick as you like it to be, remove plastic from the top. Then take a bowl or something else with a diameter you like your burgers to be and press it down, just like making cookies :) Remove excess meat and look they are all the same size. The plastic in the bottom will make it easy to remove from the surface. Then take the meat we removed and repeat the process. Making more then what is needed for today? Just stack them with some plastic between and freeze and you can with a little force then take out only 1 if you like, helpful for those of us that single. And yes they cook well even frozen just takes a little longer and you use a little lower heat. Do i get cookies now?
This is by far the best burger I've ever had. We'll never go back to just plain ol' burgers. Thanks for posting it!
This is one great looking burger! I am always looking for different ways to mix up ground meat. Thanks for posting!
Small correction: I assume you mean 1/2 tsp paprika in the ingredients, you left out the tsp. Otherwise fantastic looking recipe – have to try it out.
Do you mince your own meat or buy shop ground beef?
i am going to try these burgers.but what is picalilli
Oh my goodness…. these look amazing. AMAZING!
We've been making these burgers for a while now, and I'll never go back to plain burgers again! This is my go-to-recipe. I always have all the ingredients in house, and even for a quick weekday dinner: a few fries in the oven, and a few burgers, yumm! My husband can't stop humming while he eats them ;-) Thanks so much for sharing. Also love the hole-it-the-middle-tip!
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On Monday, April 23, 2012 FOX announced that Emmy® Award-nominated Ryan Seacrest will continue as host of AMERICAN IDOL, broadcast television's No. 1 show. Seacrest has served as host of AMERICAN IDOL since its debut on June 11, 2002. Over the past decade, he has guided the IDOL contestants and judges through each season's incredible journey, from the first tickets to Hollywood to every star-studded finale. Seacrest has introduced every guest performer, played referee with the judges and was the first to announce and congratulate each of the winners.
"For the last 11 seasons, I've had the privilege to be a part of one of television's most iconic shows. It's been a wild ride, and I'm excited for my journey with AMERICAN IDOL to continue," Seacrest said. "The legions of fans, amazingly talented contestants, judges, and producers, along with the hard working IDOL crew, impress me every time we go on air and make hosting the show a dream job. I especially appreciate the support and confidence of Peter Rice, Mike Darnell and the entire FOX team – as well as the support of everyone at FremantleMedia North America – and I look forward to continuing our partnership."
"Ryan is one of a kind," added Mike Darnell, President of Alternative Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company. "His ability to engage the viewers, keep the contestants at ease during intense moments and adapt to any situation, especially during the live shows, solidifies him as the absolute best in the business. He is an integral part of why AMERICAN IDOL is a true phenomenon, and we can't imagine doing this show without him."
"I am thrilled that Ryan will continue to be the face of AMERICAN IDOL. He runs the show with such expertise, warmth and charm that he makes one of the hardest jobs in television look easy," noted Cecile Frot-Coutaz, CEO, FremantleMedia North America. "He is one of the best in the business and we are lucky to have him."
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Second small hospital proposed for Coppell
By Dan Eakin,
Published: Tuesday, January 15, 2013 10:59 AM CST
By sometime in 2014, two small hospitals could potentially be in operation on the north side of State Highway 121 and Denton Tap Road in Coppell.
Last September, the Coppell City Council approved plans for Elite Care to build a one-story structure on the northeast corner of that intersection, near Whataburger and just south of Market Street. Work crews are presently installing infrastructure at that location, and construction is already under way.
Elite Care will occupy a 14,000-square-foot medical facility on about 1.8 acres of property.
Kaim Associates of Kingwood is the architecture for the project and Bleyl & Associates of Conroe is the engineer.
At a Jan. 8 meeting, the Coppell City Council voted to amend a concept plan to allow the development of a two-story hospital/medical/office building on the northwest corner of Denton Tap Road and State Highway 121.
Emerus Hospital Partners, based in The Woodlands, is proposing to build a 19,929-square-foot hospital, with an 18,986-square-foot medical office structure on top. Doctors offices and potentially Emerus administration offices would be on the second floor.
However, Dr. John Buck, Emerus president, said the proposal is not a "done deal." He said the city council action on Jan. 8 was the first of several steps to be taken before the hospital can be constructed and placed into operation.
He said the city planning department will still have to approve several features, and there will also be state inspections, etc. before the hospital can be licensed to operate.
"However," he added, "We are excited about the possibility of this facility opening, possibly sometime in 2014."
Emerus presently has seven facilities in operation in the state, with three more in the planning.
One of those operations is in Aubrey, where Emerus has partnered with Baylor for the operation of the Baylor Emergency Medical Center at Aubrey.
Buck said Emerus will also seek to partner with Baylor for the Coppell facility, with the possibility that it could be named the Baylor Emergency Center at Coppell.
At the Jan. 8 city council meeting, one resident who lives near the proposed site said there had been concerns that a hospital at that location could cause unwanted noise by ambulance sirens and traffic.
However, Dudley Carpenter, Emerus vice president of real estate who spoke at the meeting and answered questions, said the patients at the hospital would be "walk ins" and would not be brought to the hospital by ambulances. He said in some cases, a private ambulance service might be called to transport the patient from the Coppell hospital to another hospital.
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Leon think it's unfair you go by the name summers when your street fighting name was Leon Machida
Leon think it's unfair you go by the name summers when your street fighting name was Leon Machida
Smell my beans. You want to taste my beans don't you. Yes, yes you do.
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You may be real but your not living in the real world mate. If you put some jammies on and go to a class then maybe you would learn a bit of respect and be more humble. If you even attempt to do any sort of mma you will need to do BJJ, whether gi or no gi without BJJ you will be asleep and ironically be jammie-less.
Fuck no-gi
It's ok mate once you grow up and stop working @ McD's maybe you too can go to Thailand to live and train there full time..
Secondly no i'm not a friend of you on facebook, I tend to avoid wannabe facebook fighters.
End of the day you have brought it all on yourself speaking utter shite and putting up pics of fights where you can't see the head.. Claiming to be you.. It would help if you didn't use pics from Elite XC.
I'll look out for your debut in the octagon.
Gi boy this dude is no troll he lives for this shit. He much prefers posing with his mate in boxer shorts and boxing gloves..
Leon your full of shit. You've told people in phd that you've had 6-7 pro fights, winning all of them. Its suprising that no ones heard of you. You use to go to the swimmimg pool and pretend to cut weight in the sauna. Even the staff were laughing at you.
That thing with guys in the sauna telling everyone there cutting weight seems to be a common thing with nutters


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