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Laurel-Snow is a 2,259-acre natural area located in Rhea County. The natural area occurs on the Walden Ridge of the Cumberland Plateau and contains a section of gorge that is deeply dissected by Morgan, Henderson, Laurel, and Richland Creeks. The site is named after two scenic waterfalls, Laurel Falls (80 feet) and Snow Falls (35 feet), and features two prominent overlooks, Buzzard Point and Bryan Overlook (also known as Raven Point). The natural area also has scenic creeks, steep gorges, geologic features, a small stand of virgin timber, and a wide variety of plants. After about 1.5 miles of hiking into the natural area beside Richland Creek, the trail forks. You can reach Buzzard Point and Snow Falls by following the trail as it forks to the left going west. The trail to the right leads to Laurel Snow Falls and then eventually climbs to the top of the falls. The distance for both trails is about 8 miles round trip.
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1) The bigest baddass to hit the field yet, this fine specimen of a reciever is not afraid to let you know what he's thinking. This great icon for victory dances, baddasstivity, and honesty is one man who is always going to have the last word.
2) -to Moss- p. Mossed, to own someone like a bitch, to disrespect in a baddass type of way, to hand one a towel and say, "wipe it out bitch!" That guy just got mossed!
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Drafted to THe Vikings in 1998 1st Round 21st Pick. Top 5 Recievers in the league. He ran a 4.25 out of college. One of the Fastest dudes in the NFL. 6'4 205 Pounds. He has some of the best hands. He had 1600 yardsi n his Rookie Year. But due to his bad ass attitude, people don't like him as much. And in Madden 2006, he is pretty much amazing. 99 speed 99 jump 97 catch 99 acceleration. He was traded in 2005 to the Oakland raiders for a 1st and 7th round pick and Napolean Harris. THat was a stupid trade. TOp 5 Recievers
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Wide Receiver in the National Football League. The newest acquisition of the 2007-2008 New England Patriots. A tremendous deep threat. He is so good, that when he drops the easiest pass in the world, he can proudly proclaim 'Its not Randy's fault! Its not Randy's fault!' And everyone will, and should believe him. Man, Randy Moss just dropped that ball. He was wide open.
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the best wide reciever in the nfl who every1 thinks sucks coz he mooned the packers fans wen he scored a touchdown against them, loadsa people dont like him becuase he doesnt play for their team whereas if he did they would idolize him! Also see god, jedi and morpheus of the matrix Me:You see randy moss catch 19 touchdowns yesterday?
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1. One of the best receivers to ever play in the NFL.
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An NFL Wide Receiver who went from being the biggest bad ass in the NFL to the biggest joke. In 2007 Every Corner Back in the league was scared of being humiliated by him. Now he is an emotional wreck where dog shit is more likely to get a reception these days. This is due to the fact that he does not try when things don't go how he wants them to or in other words because he is a giant douche. Guy 1: Did you see Michael Jenkins against the Giants?
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1. combination of simultaneous musical notes to produce chords that have a pleasing effect/forming a pleasing and consistent whole
2. agreement or concord 3. in the Harry Potter books by JK Rowling, harmony is another name for the Harry and Hermione ship (equivalent to celebrity couple names, aka Brad + Angelina = Brangelina. Harry + Hermione = Harmony). Harmonians, as the followers of this ship are called, believe that Harry and Hermione's friendship had much more potential and depth for a romantic relationship than Ron and Hermione's bickering. Harmonians, or the Harmony ship, is often referred to as "delusional," and Harmonians are repeatedly told to reread the books by Herons (The Ron and Hermione ship) who think we missed all the anvil sized arguments, aka "hints," between Ron and Hermione that reveal their, um, "sexual" tension, when in fact Harmonians very much acknowledge Heron's "I-hate-you-but-I-really-love-you, push-the-girl-on-the-playground-because-I-really-have-a-crush-on-you-Freudian-psycho-babble-theory thing they have going on, but simply prefer the "love is friendship on fire/love without friendship for it's base is like a mansion built upon the sand" Harry and Hermione could have had going on. Harmonians also respect Hermione enough to want her to be with someone that can actually challenge (intellectually and otherwise) her as a person (Harry), rather than simply challenge her patience (Ron). |
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a completely beautiful girl. her eyes are beautiful and blue, and shes a chameleon who is always trying to blend with the people around her. she always breaks her own heart without meaning to. she comes off as crazy and outgoing, but behind it is a shy girl just waiting to be loved. she never gets treated right by guys...so be the first!!! she's the one you wished you had gone out with in high school. Harmony is the girl you regret rejecting in high school.
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Normaly a beautiful, musical and caring girl. She may seem shy to all that don't know her, but she is outgoing and down to earth to those she knows well. Once you become close friends with Harmony, she will open up to you and your relationship will last a life time. Your relationship with Harmony will last a life time.
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R/Hr shipper: Yay for the Good Ship!!! OBHWF!!!
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most likely one of a caring, and giving state. withstands most negative responses. optimistic. Strong veiws in every aspect, forgiving, and forgetful. ditzy. and great sexual experience. "yo betch, peace and harmony!"
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Harmony: easy to fall in love with, Beautiful/hot, Class Bunker, Intelligent, Has one of the best personalities ever, caring, and is loved by everyone <3 I love harmony!
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While deer may appear to be harmless, they are quite a nuisance in the garden.
These super grazers leap over all but the tallest fences to devour the stems, leaves, and buds of many types of plants, including arborvitae, fir, alfalfa, and roses. They also eat fruits and vegetables.
How to Identify Deer in your Garden
If you notice jagged edges on your plant leaves and cloven hoof prints in your garden, then you probably have a deer problem. Watch out for their bean-shaped droppings as well.
How to Get Rid of Deer
There are many techniques you can try to deter deer from munching on your plants. Try some of these methods for your garden:
- Make it tough for deer to browse. Trim off lower branches of trees. No deer wants to waste time picking through your scare yard if there are lush bushes next door.
- Use scare tactics. Try putting several metal posts 4- to 5-feet-tall around the garden. Attach a metal pie tin to the top of each pole with twine The least bit of wind makes the pine tins clack with a noise that the deer don't like.
- Clean up your yard. Don't leave acorns, rotted fruit, or leaves on your lawn; they are an open invitation to hungry deer.
- String blinking Christmas-tree lights around the perimeter of your garden. Keep them on from dusk to dawn.
- Put strong-smelling plants that deer don't like on the outside of your garden and smaller plants that need more protection on inside. Deer tend to stay away from poisonous plants, strongly flavored plants, and plants with hairy or furry leaves. See our chart with a list of deer-resistant plants.
- Put a transistor radio in your garden and keep it on all night. Switch the station when you think of it. The noise will keep deer away.
- Set up an inexpensive motion detector in your garden. When a deer triggers it, the noise will scare the deer back into the woods.
- Drape fabric netting over plants and (most) deer will stay clear.
- For a natural deterrent, scatter dog or human hair around your garden, or hang human hair in pantyhose or mesh bags in trees. Find human hair clippings at a barber shop.
- Scatter or hang bars of deodorant or cheap motel soap around the garden; if you leave the wrappers on, the soap will last longer. Irish Spring is particularly recommended.
- Mix rotten eggs in water (a dozen or so per 5 gallons) and spray around the perimeter of the garden.
- Mix 2 tablespoons of Tabasco sauce to a gallon of water and spray the foliage and fruit. If it rains, reapply.
- Spread kitty litter around the edge of the garden.
- Soak old socks in Lysol and spread around garden's perimeter and hang from a tree limb or stake.
- One reader, Rick, says, "Smelly old shoes can be used as a deterrent to deer. Just stick the shoes on top of tomato sticks, and watch the deer walk a wide circle around them. My shoes usually last from mid-May until about mid-August. That is, they keep the deer out of my garden for that long. This depends on the amount of rain and how much your shoes smell."
- For a real odor offensive, use predator urine; wolf and coyote urine are sold commercially in most garden stores.
- The most reliable method is to fence in your garden. Put up a strong, 8-foot-tall metal fence.


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Scaled-Back Courthouse Wins Approval
Bucks County commissioners estimated the county would save $300,000 in construction costs by reconfiguring the new justice center's fifth floor.
A 2-1 vote Wednesday morning ended a lengthy debate between the Bucks County commissioners over scaling back the construction of the county's $84 million justice center project. Commissioners Charley Martin and Diane Ellis-Marseglia agreed that the $300,000 saved by not completing all three courtrooms and additional meeting rooms, was significant enough to approve the measure. The county could save as much as another $300,000 in furniture and audio/visual costs, they speculated. The debate centers over what to do with the fifth floor of the new courthouse being built on Doylestown's Main Street. The original plan for the fifth floor included three courtrooms, six conference rooms, two jury rooms and a jury deliberation room in the A wing, …
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U.S. News Releases 2012 Ranking of Top Parents' Homes to Move Back Into
D.C — U.S. News and World Report, known for its annual college rankings, debuted its guide to the top parents' homes to move back into today. The publication cites the record number of recent college graduates living back at home as the reason for the new lists.
"College graduates today are already burdened with an average of $28,000 in student loan debt and the misfortune of entering the weakest job market in decades. The last thing they want on their mind is picking which of America's millions of parent-filled homes they should move into," U.S. News editor Brian Kelly said.
Similar to the collegiate rankings, the new lists cover a variety of areas, like "Parents' homes most likely not to charge rent", "Parents least likely to bring up the success of your siblings daily," and the ever-popular "top party homes."
The guide also lists tips on getting into the more selective parents' homes, like the Norman and Joan Wilkerson of San Diego, Calif. While nepotism remains the easiest way to get into a parents' home after college, a strong, diverse skill set can give a stranger leverage over a parents' own son or daughter.


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Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Bryant of Chesterfield announce the engagement of their daughter, Jordan Lindsay Bryant, to Nolan Wilson Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Price of Pageland.
The bride-elect is a 2007 graduate from Jesus Is Lord Christian School and graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from Francis Marion University in May of 2011.
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Baby Girl Cured of HIV, Local Health Experts Weigh In
By: Michael Holden
Updated: March 4, 2013
MARCH 4, 2013- It's being called a game changer in the fight against HIV, a baby cured of the virus.
This baby girl in Mississippi is being called a miracle baby.
Local health experts and doctors here in ErieCounty say it's an exciting time, but the formula still needs to be perfected.
The mother of the "Mississippi Miracle baby" was HIV positive.
She did not receive any prenatal care.
Doctors treated this baby before she was confirmed HIV positive.
Doctors used what local health experts here in Erie say were a heavy approach to treatment using three antiretroviral drugs.
The adult sized doses were given immediately after birth, as opposed to waiting.
The baby responded well to the drugs, but then doctors lost touch.
Two years later, there was no evidence of HIV.
The baby was functionally cured.
Local experts say this is a very rare finding, almost accidental.
Charlotte Berringer of the Erie County Health Department says this is an exciting discovery, but a major part of this is prevention.
Berringer says it is important to begin treating mothers with HIV before they give birth.


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France boss Philippe Saint-Andre has shaken up his back division with three changes for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash with Ireland in Dublin.
After defeats to Italy, Wales and England, France are bidding to regain some pride over their remaining matches against the Irish and Scotland.
To that end Saint-Andre has decided his pack needs no alteration from the loss at Twickenham last time out but the backs require an overhaul, and in come centre Florian Fritz, wing Maxime Medard and fly-half Frederic Michalak with Benjamin Fall, Mathieu Bastareaud and Francois Trinh-Duc dropping out, the latter two featuring among the replacements.
Michalak and Morgan Parra will become the third half-back partnership France have deployed in this year's championship.
France team: Y Huget (Toulouse); V Clerc (Toulouse), F Fritz (Toulouse), W Fofana (Clermont), M Medard (Toulouse); F Michalak (Toulon), M Parra (Clermont); L Picamoles (Toulouse), T Dusautoir (captain) (Toulouse), Y Nyanga (Toulouse), Y Maestri (Toulouse), C Samson (Castres), N Mas (Perpignan), B Kayser (Clermont), T Domingo (Clermont).
Replacements: G Guirado (Perpignan), V Debaty (Clermont), L Ducalcon (Racing), S Vahaamahina (Perpignan), A Claassen (Castres), M Machenaud (Racing), F Trinh-Duc (Montpellier), M Bastareaud (Toulon).


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(KCRA) A West Sacramento, California police officer is facing sexual assault and kidnapping charges.
Sergio Alvarez, 37, was on duty when the crimes allegedly took place, according to a news release from the West Sacramento Police Department, issued Monday.
An investigation identified six victims: All women, ages 20 to 47, police said. All of them frequented the West Capitol Avenue area, the release says.
Alvarez used his position to stop and assault the women, police said.
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The MPTC Kiwanis Satellite Club is an extension of the Kiwanis Club of Fabulous Fond du Lac host club. The host club currently meets each Monday morning at 6:45 a.m. at the Ramada Hotel. This new satellite club was established to allow Moraine Park employees, students, and members of the general public to join a civic organization in a convenient location, at a convenient time, with the same desire and interest to build community connections, network with colleagues, provide leadership growth, and participate in fund-raising and community service projects.
The mission of Kiwanis is to change the world, one child and one community at a time. If you are interested in learning more, please check out the host club's website at www.fdlkiwanis.org or come to a club meeting.
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Comment posted Scottish Power Renewables announces another delay for proposed Tiree Array by Robert Wakeham.
Trump…'honest'..'straightforward'..fact, Malcolm, or just your opinion?
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- There's a house recently completed in the Santa Monica mountains above Malibu, Los Angeles, that re-uses the wings off a Boeing 747 jumbo jet to form the roof, so you never know, decommissioned wind turbine blades might have uses beyond infilling mineshafts.
- Karl: With regard to your preceding comments, quad bikes may be the favoured option for sporting estates these days, but when I said that wind farm roads compared favourably with some of the roads on sporting estates I wasn't fantasising, it's true – some of them have messed up the peat way beyond the road itself, and if you think it's absolute bunkum it can only be because you're so concerned with the offshore Tiree proposals that you're in danger of letting emotion get in the way of reasoned discussion. With regard to the footprint of windfarm roads remaining for many years, as far as I'm aware they're not designed to 'biodegrade', they're needed for the life of the windfarm and then to be removed and the peat layer reinstated. As long as the financial safeguards to ensure thorough decommissioning are put in place as a planning condition, I don't think that there should be a long-term problem – although with technology evolving there'll undoubtedly be increasing pressure to replace life-expired equipment with new machines on the same site. Unless, of course, wind farming ceases to be so enormously profitable to the developers.
- Karl: 'large offshore wind power stations' are surely a sufficiently new animal that decommissioning has yet to be undertaken to any great extent – and from what I've seen of onshore windfarms they don't have miles of tarmac or concrete roads, just graded tracks and pads similar to forestry haul roads. And the roads are usually a textbook exercise in tidy workmanship with absolutely minimal disturbance to upland peat areas – comparing very favourably with some of the access roads on private sporting estates.
- Malcolm: by far the most embarrassing display from our elected leaders in relation to Trump was the Aberdeen County Council putsch that saw the chair of the planning committee removed for having the cheek to cast his vote against Trump's development on an SSSI, together with what looks like an over-cosy 'oiling of the wheels' by our first minister.
- Malcolm, do you believe everything that you write?
Recent comments by Robert Wakeham
- Minutes of today's meeting of 'Concerned Councillors' Group
Perhaps Argyll should be reclassified from a local authority area to a semi-wilderness zone not suited to self-government, of a similar standing to the Northwest Territories in Canada; if that doesn't work, then how about the Tribal Areas of Pakistan's Northwest Frontier? – anarchic groups that continually disintegrate and morph into new allegiances, beyond rational control and inviting attack by pilotless rocket-firing drones controlled from outside the country's borders. Attacks noisily condemned by a dis-functional central government, but secretly welcomed. - CalMac geared up to start Campbeltown-Ardrossan ferry service on Thursday night
If indeed Calmac were 'thrown a curve ball' by the Scottish government then it doesn't bode well for the future, if indeed the government is into cynical manipulation of public finances to enhance their popularity.
The trouble is, this would fit with the apparent cynical manipulation, by this government, of Argyll & Bute Council politics – and if this really is all in character then it reinforces my cynicism about politicians in general.
You can find some decent ones, in most parties, if you try – but anyone listening to Alex Salmond jousting with James Naughtie on BBC R4 'Today', this morning, will have heard him claim that Denis Healey (whom I respected for his ability in government) has said that the Treasury deliberately underplayed the value of Scottish oil in years gone by to make independence seem less attractive.
A plague on the lot of them. - Walsh to lead all but Lib Dems, Conservatives and George Freeman
I'm just wondering if this is a wild goose chase – barking up the wrong tree, so to speak – and it might be a creature of a different political colour altogether? - Walsh to lead all but Lib Dems, Conservatives and George Freeman
Talking of Conservatives, and bearing in mind the ornithological wonders of this part of the world, has anyone yet spotted a swivel-eyed loon? – or is it an imaginary creature? - First Minister's choice not to condemn mob behaviour proves Farage point
Farage was in Edinburgh to raise the profile of UKIP – don't underestimate wee Nige.
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BUSTECH Rules wrote:Ex Singh's 23 is now MBC #46.
Parso's 14 has already been sold to a company in SA and MBC 43 is no longer used at all.
Singh's has bought the unique B12M from Brims.
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Famed Navy Sniper Killed at Texas Gun Range
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Chris Kyle and another man believed to be a friend and neighbor were gunned down at a gun range by a third man. The suspect, 25 year old Eddie Routh, was captured after a brief police chase.
A Dallas TV station is quoting a source saying Kyle and a friend (the other victim) invited Routh, who is also a veteran, to the gun range to help him deal with ongoing issues related to post-traumatic stress disorder. While there Routh is alleged to have turned on the men and shot them in the back. Investigators have yet to comment on that report, or say how it all may have unfolded.
Police say this all happened around 3:30PM Saturday. The Sheriff says they did not get a call about the incident until around 6PM.
Kyle is the author of "American Sniper," served four combat tours in Iraq and was awarded two Silver Stars, five Bronze Stars with Valor, and two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals.


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The principal method of issuing French government securities since 1985 has been the "bid price system" (referred to in France "à la hollandaise"). Nowadays bank syndication is used only in special circumstances. Participants compete in the auction on an equal footing through a transparent system of open bidding according to a planned issuance program.
1. Auctions using the bid price system
The bid price system consists of serving securities at the bid price or the effective bid rate as opposed to the marginal price or rate. This type of auction is known as an "auction with several prices and sealed prices". The highest bids are first served, followed by lower bids and so on, up to Agency France Trésor's target amount. Participants pay different prices, precisely reflecting their bids. Bids for OATs and BTANs are made minus accrued interest, expressed as a percentage of the par value with two decimals. Bids for BTFs are made including interest to three decimals (ticks of 0. 5 c).
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For OATs and BTANs , Agency France Trésor announces four business days prior to auction the securities concerned and an upper and lower limit.
Bids by eligible institutions must be handed in to the Banque de France 10 minutes prior to the time of the auction at the latest. The Banque de France ranks bids in ascending order of rates for BTFs and in descending order of price for OATs and BTANs. The results are then reported to Agency France Trésor, withholding the names of the bidders.
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"Brain-Eating" Amoeba Kills 10 in Pakistan: How Rare Is It?A close up photograph of Naegleria fowleri, an amoeba that is known to attack the central nervous system. / CDC's Public Image Library A brain-eating amoeba is concerning international health officials following the deaths of 10 people in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city. Musa Khan, head of the World Health Organization's Disease Early Warning System in Pakistan, said the deaths occurred from March to September. The deadly infection is caused by the amoeba Naegleria fowleri, which mostly lives in warm, unclean bodies of fresh water. Khan said municipal authorities launched a campaign in the area to ensure the supply of clean water to residents, while health officials are carrying out a public awareness campaign to educate and guide people and local doctors about the disease. No other cases have been reported in other parts of Pakistan. "There is no need to panic over these deaths," Khan told the Associated Press. "There is a remote chance for the spread of this deadly disease." Naegleria fowleri resides in fresh waters, where the amoeba eats other microbes like bacteria found in the sediment at the bottom of lakes and rivers. The rare but often deadly infection the amoeba causes is called primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Once the amoeba enters the nose, it travels to the brain where it causes PAM. Infection typically occurs when people go swimming or diving in freshwaters. To reduce risk of getting the infection while swimming, people should hold their noses shut, use nose clips or keep their heads above water while swimming in freshwater and avoid stirring up sediment, the CDC said. The only certain way to prevent a Naegleria fowleri infection is to refrain from water-related activities. People cannot be infected by drinking contaminated water, but U.S. cases have been reported among people using nasal irrigation, including some neti pot users. The amoebic infection is considered rare in the U.S., having struck 32 people from 2002 to 2011. Only one person out of 123 known infected individuals in the U.S. from 1962 to 2011 has survived. You have indicated this comment should be removed.said on Tuesday, Oct 9 at 3:30 PM Perfect example of why people need to have a physical before going into another country. Thank Obama for giving illegals free reign of our country. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Oct 9 at 9:26 PM what does that have to do with a brain eating bacteria in Pakistan...stay on topic...or stay out.. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Oct 10 at 9:59 AM Just mee- you are so ignorant its disgusting..educate yourself please you're an embarrassment to America. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Oct 10 at 10:05 AM It's a filthy country. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Oct 10 at 12:42 PM What are the symptoms? Headache, some common pain? Health workers need to know more about this in their awareness drives on HIV, Malaria, cancer et al. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Oct 10 at 3:10 PM putrid waste of a country Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Oct 10 at 3:30 PM I heard a doctor discussing a few cases that happened in the U.S. One case was a 16 year old girl in Florida, who swam in a very warm river. I remember him saying that if everything starts to smell like burnt toast (and you've been swimming in a very warm body of water), get to the doctor immediately. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Oct 10 at 4:49 PM well alright, ameobas doin the job of the american military!go amoeba go! Inappropriate? Alert Us! Add a comment |
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For those who've been clamoring for years that they need delicious ice cream treat that included bacon, the wait is over.
Burger King, which operates dozens of restaurants in the St. Louis-area, unveiled its summer menu on Thursday. Among the new items is the restaurant's new Bacon Sundae.
That's right. Ice cream. Chocolate sauce. And, of course, bacon.
The sundae, according to Esquire, sells for $2.49 and up, contains 510 calories and consists of vanilla soft-serve ice cream, chocolate sauce, and caramel sauce, with crumbled bits of bacon on top and "a thick-cut, hardwood-smoked bacon garnish."
From the Esquire article:
Without a doubt, the sundae's most salient visual feature is its swine garnish, which protrudes from the dish of soft-serve in a manner recalling the Iwo Jima Memorial, the feather in Yankee Doodle's cap, or something else equally proud and American (surely this, and its very debut on Flag Day, were fully intentional). Without the bacon twist, it would be easy for the causal observer to dismiss the dish as nothing more than your standard meat-free dessert sundae. But I can assure you that, should you be carrying this sundae down Sixth Avenue in Manhattan at 9:30 on a Thursday morning, that tall bacon flag will really turn heads."
As predicted, the new treat was met with its fair share of criticism by some health advocates, the Huffington Post reports.
What do you think? Is Burger King crossing a line with its new Bacon Sundae? Or is the Bacon Sundae as American as it gets? Would you order the Bacon Sundae if given the opportunity?
8:59 am on Friday, June 15, 2012
Yuck...my friend Troy did this with his chocolate shake and some of his bacon about 10 years ago. He loved it. Did it every time we got shakes and a side of bacon. But, I still say YUCK!
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Joan Marie Hemmerick
Joan Marie Hemmerick, 80, of Port Charlotte, Fla., passed away Monday, Dec. 31, 2012.
She was born May 10, 1932, in Rochester, N.Y.
Joan is survived by her daughter, Margaret Alcaraz of North Port, Fla.; son, Michael (Melissa) Hemmerick of Rochester; brother, Edward (Judy) Maher of Ocala, Fla.; grandchildren, Vanessa and Juan Diaz-Hemmerick; and great-grandchildren, Ariston Steffen Hemerick and Juan Diaz. She was preceded in death by her husband of 53 years, Donald.
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Easter is about hope – hope for ourselves, each other and the future. Today, Christians worldwide will celebrate that hope. The parallel between Easter and hope is obvious. For followers of Jesus Christ, it was a hopeless period when their tortured leader drew his last breath on a crude cross and his body placed in a tomb. Some hid in fear as they mourned his death. There was doubt – even among the disciples who were with him everyday. Was Jesus' message real? What's next?
John Smith never sets his sights on winning region titles or state championships. Rather, he simply aims for his team to get better. Somehow, though, his Great Falls Red Devils continue to win plenty of both. On March 3, Great Falls defeated Johnsonville for the Class A state title. Smith won another state title that he didn't plan for or expect, even though he returned five of his top seven players from last year's state title team, including the Class A Player of the Year.
Mike Kersey is gone, but certainly not forgotten. The emotional wrestling coach and elementary school physical education teacher had that type of impact on students, no matter their age. He knew how to motivate the heavyweight wrestler to reach his potential on the mat, and at the same time had the knack for making exercise fun for the most reluctant elementary school student. Kersey, who died last fall, was that type person. Across the county and state, in wrestling circles, Kersey is regarded as an icon.
A pair of bills being debated in the S.C. House illustrate the ongoing tension between those who would open government up for all to see and those who seek to close its doors to pesky outsiders. The first would outrageously clamp the door firmly shut on a wide swath of law enforcement records. The second would helpfully ease the path for citizens who seek to learn more about their government.
We are Lancaster! pride was prevalent at the annual Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce's recent annual meeting. The evening was a festive occasion, with the highlight, a source of pride in our community, the annual awards. A host of honorees reflect the "we care" attitude in Lancaster County. The Chamber's coveted Volunteer of the Year Award was presented to Tommy Cauthen, of Cauthen Motors. Cauthen is a fixture at community events often working behind the scenes, but his tireless effort is to make the event a success.
With the recent passing of longtime Lancaster County public servant Fred Plyler, former Lancaster County school superintendent John Wall said he lost a "good friend." The same could be said of Lancaster County, which was a better place because Plyler did plenty of good work here. He set a high standard as a magistrate, county road commissioner, an original Lancaster County Council member, a former president and board member of the Lancaster County Farm Bureau and a founding member of the Buford Volunteer Fire Department.
The 2011 South Carolina Athletic Programs state soccer tournament at Sumter's Patriot Park presented quite a challenge for two Lancaster County Recreation Commission youth soccer teams earlier this month. The Lancaster County 10-under all-stars and the 12-under all-stars ventured to Sumter to defend their state titles. The teams were each coming off successful Central District title defenses in defeating Fort Mill to earn a repeat trip to the elite state field. What the Lancaster County teams accomplished was downright impressive.
Even at the age of 92, the homeowner was aware the men on the other side of her front door were would-be scammers. When they asked her to walk outside and help them hold a tape measure, she refused, then closed and locked the door. Minutes later they gained access to her house by breaking in through her back door. She pressed her life alert button and told the men help was on the way. They left before the deputies arrived at her house.
The Lancaster High School Bruins' soccer teams are getting it done – on the field and in the classroom. Recent news about the LHS teams' (girls and boys) academic success bears out the claim. The Lady Bruins posted an overall 4.3 GPA (grade-point average) for the 2010-11 school term, while the LHS boys finished with an overall 3.4 GPA. Obviously, the Bruins' soccer squads are using their noggins for more than headers. The success of the teams has been duly noted.
The Lancaster County foster care unit has quite a tradition going. For the third consecutive year an employee of the county foster care unit has taken the state's top honor as Caseworker of the Year. The latest honoree is Chaundra Fletcher, who was honored at the Independent Living Conference by the S.C. DSS and the University of South Carolina. A year ago, Kenya Papillion received the honor, while Tracy Rabon won the award in 2009. Fletcher, who has a caseload of 19 children, is regarded as an exceptional worker.
If you're a high school football fanatic, then make plans to be at Andrew Jackson High School's Volunteer Stadium tonight. The annual Founders Federal Kickoff Classic, a prep football jamboree, will feature wall-to-wall football. The scrimmage is the only time during the high school season that a fan can see all four county football teams in action at one site. That's special, but only a part of the gridiron play.
Life is about choices. We don't choose nor can control what happens to us. We can choose how we respond. Many people face serious challenges – challenges that run the gamut – from personal, to financial, to medical. Response to these challenges determines how we handle the situations. For some, the challenges are too overwhelming. Yet some turn the challenges into opportunities. Judy Chandler was one of those people.
One of Lancaster County's finest is now one of the state's best. Lt. Eric Brown of the Lancaster County Sheriff's Department was recently honored as the Deputy of the Year by the Sheriff's Association. Earlier this year, Brown, 33, was nominated during a management staff meeting at the office.
The city of Lancaster plans to roll out (literally) its voluntary recycling program in September. While the city is starting off slow with its program, it is to be commended for initiating the effort to recycle plastic, bottles and jugs, metal and aluminum cans, as well as magazines and certain other papers. Marty Cauthen, the city's solid waste director, said several residents had requested the city introduce a recycling program. After discussion and planning, officials devised a system that is not too costly to the city and residents.
It's hard to believe that school is starting in just a few days. It seems like it was just yesterday that students and teachers were wrapping up the school year and looking forward to summer break.
Now teachers and other school personnel are busy preparing classrooms, unpacking books and planning study lessons.
And many students and their parents are busy preparing for the new year by buying clothes and school supplies.
But many families struggle getting back-to-school wardrobes and school supplies.
By now you've no doubt heard of South Carolina's annual back-to-school tradition called the Sales Tax Holiday.
Now in its 12th year, the first weekend in August event has become the time for savings-conscientious parents to stock up on all their children's back-to-school needs from crayons to corsets.
Locally, the sales and use tax holiday means a savings of 8 cents per dollar ... Wait a minute. Corsets?
Yes, corsets. You didn't read that wrong.
It doesn't take a great deal of thinking to see these are not the best of times in Lancaster. Recently a longtime bypass restaurant closed its doors. Gas prices have soared since last year. As they say, we have to take the good with the bad. There has been some recent good that impacts our future. Big Thursday of Lancaster Inc., recently presented checks of $16,000 each to the University of South Carolina at Lancaster and Clemson University. The money is used for scholarships to deserving Lancaster County youth, who attend these schools.
After several recent dog-bite incidents, we're glad to see that Lancaster County's dangerous dog ordinance is back on County Council's agenda. Three years ago, the county passed a dangerous dog ordinance. Lancaster County Animal Control Director Joel Hinson said, for the most part, a dog must first bite a person or other animal before it's deemed dangerous.
Family Promise has had a drastic impact on Lancaster County. For nearly two years now, Lancaster area churches have reached out to homeless families in an effort to give them a lift. Family Promise is a pioneering nonprofit organization dedicated to helping America's low-income families secure lasting independence. Some 161 affiliates and 130,000 volunteers spanning 41 states provide annual assistance to more than 45,000 citizens. In 1988, the program went national and moved into communities across the nation, including Lancaster.
Retiring Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Commission director Frank Overcash, in assessing his work over 28 years, was expectedly modest about the job he's done. "All I did was keep something running," Overcash said. He did keep it running, but in the right direction. There has been a lot of progress at the recreation commission during Overcash's 28 years of service, including the last five as director.
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