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Religious affiliation: | Reformed Presbyterian Church |
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For much of the year Minneapolis has bikes for rent/pickup/dropoff around their entire city. By swiping a card a user gets the use of a bike to be dropped off at another location. I don't remember the name of the company (lime green bikes) but the service is widely used by locals and in nicer weather months, visitors. Milwaukee is too backward of a place to have anything like this. 25th? Very difficult to believe.
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Hey, I know this is a keeper league trade talk forum, but I have a question for your keeper leaguers.
I'm tired of doing one year leagues, and keeper leagues sound so much more interesting. I was just wondering how exactly a keeper league works. And, if that's too bold of a question, just how your personal keeper league works. Thank you.
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there are so many different types really
your best bet for getting an idea might be to go to the classified sections and look at all of the different leagues advertised and then come back here and maybe ask specific questions about things you might not understand i am in 5 leagues and all of them are different some have minor leagues some dont some minor leagues are call up and down some are call up only 1 allows 'prospects' to carry over free regardless if they are in the minors or on the big club some limited keeper some are full keeper/dynasty but yeah if you go to the classified sections you can get an idea for the rules for some of the leagues maybe find ones that list the rules and the rosters and give a try at picking the keepers for the team and posting them for others to discuss thus gaining an understanding of who should be kept under what settings etc your question is very broad and without knowing specifically what aspects you are interested in learning about pretty tough to answer |
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Dynasty league or Full Keeper - you keep all players, year to year Partial Keeper - you keep a certain number of players year to year, and fill out the rest of your roster with a draft Salary Cap Keeper - you keep player based on a salary cap system The other thing you can add to any of the leagues is a farm or rookie system, where you draft prospects and have a roster for minor league players for each team. Eligibility is usually based on how many NHL games the palyer has played. There's many many ways to run a keeper, and you can tweak any league to your liking. The best thing to do is join one, get an idea of how it works and learn what you like. Dobber has a great description of a few keeper leagues on his site (I can't remember where, but it's not hard to find).
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so Rivers is officially a bust huh?
good to know for the 99,9% of us who have yet to see him play in a hornets uniform.... in the 99.9% of games he has left to play in a hornets uniform....
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He would of been great for us, 6'11 SF that has an overall well rounded game. Would of filled up that missing SF spot perfectly..
I blame Terrance Jones for talking smack about him all draft combine.. thats why he fell that low!
Thunder should trade him though, cos he aint gooing to be able to seek his full potential there
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This is correct. It is when Husqvarna and Vetterstad (to small cities nearby my childhood home) merged they created the club HV71.
I don't see anything about this current team that gives anyone the hope that one had during the rise of the Bad Boys or during the years following Chauncey's arrival. The peices we have are not as valuable as people may think in terms of trade bait or championship contributors. That is purly IMO.
I guess the sadness is that more people see this group of Pistons being more similar to the Teal Era Pistons than they do the Bad Boys or 04 team.
The Grant Hill teams did win 54 games once, so I guess you're right. This team doesn't have a Grant Hill, heck we don't even have an Alan Houston. I'm talking about the teams directly following the collapse of the Bad Boys, the Pistons teams that won 20 games and missed the playoffs in consecutive years.
This one's for LaDre...The current Pistons are like the Milwaukee Bucks just before getting Lew Alcindor.
You guys are way off. I don't think there is any doubt that the Pistons are one of the top 30 teams in the league.
Allright, top 32 then if you include Duke University and Mortimer Duke from the movie Trading Places. He can really get to the line.
Peera is in Lappland, just across the border from Sweden. Pretty darn remote place. population under a thousand. We had only one visitor from there, my Grandma's sister. And only one family from here, my Aunt and Uncle, ever went there to visit. Pretty much lost contact at this point, as my Aunt and Uncle have passed on, and what contact info we did have is pretty much lost. Anyway, although I call myself Finnish, since that was the language my dad was raised on, I am actually both Swedish and Finnish. Someday, if I ever get to Europe, I should visit Peera. Heck, my family was so extensive (got tons of pictures of the family), I would probably find most people there are my cousins.
Wow, that is quite far up north, isn't it? Right up on Lady Finland's fingertips. I spent a summer in Oulu, which is about 8 hours south of Peera, and did a quick trip to southern Lapland while I was there, but I never really went so far north. Beatiful country and great people. They have some really colorful traditional clothing. Lots of reindeer herding up there as far as I know. They make excellent reindeer cheese and jerky. As a matter of fact, UP reminds me a lot of Northern Finland. Southern Finland is as flat as a pancake, but the Northern region is all rolling hills.
Yes, Peera is way, way up north. And yes, I do have lots of family around Houghton and Hancock. Definitely similar climates.


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I am not so many handticks from thirty years old and my hourly wage is only Canadian pennies more than it was when I worked at Taco Bell a decade ago. My current place of employment isn't as pastel as the Gap or refried as Applebees or money as Wall Street and I have to wear a headset and pretend that Christmas carols don't make my inner Jew bristle. It hasn't actually been that bad so far, although I've only worked for five hours and that includes the nap I took during a PowerPoint on how to greet people today. This particular big box bookstore might actually be kind of fun—it's quintessential stoner work, and even though I'm not a stoner, I like working with them because they make me look smart. Regardless, I'm still looking for someone to blame this employment situation on. I should be entering my last semester of graduate school, studying for comprehensive exams, working on my thesis, and wavering between spending my graduation money on a gold tooth or a power suit. But I'm not sending out CVs or introducing myself as Dr. Herzog in my bathroom mirror just to get used to the feel of the words on my tongue. Nope, instead of entering the professional world, I'm cashiering my way through seasonal employment and wondering if lo mein or pizza is more appropriate for Christmas take-out.
I suppose this job thing is another no-one-to-blame-but-yourself-situation, but I prefer to attribute my minimum wage earnings on my particular blend of nucleic acids. Some people are planners: some of us innately prefer to wait for situations to self-correct, like the rotting banana in your fruit bowl that will decompose and disappear in just seven short years, saving you a trip to the compost pile. As fundamentally as I'm not blond or diabetic or under four feet tall, I'm also not a five-year-plan-planner, or, for that matter, a five-minutes-from-now-planner. If you asked me if I'd like to get dinner at the end of this sentence, I'd be like, "Huh? Why don't you ask me when I get to the period? I can't think that far ahead." This obviously flawed practice has infiltrated all parts of my decision-making process. You want to see if I can fit inside that mailbox even though I'm supposed to be on the bus in forty-five seconds? Sure! Forty-five seconds or an hour? It's all the future!
There is one part of my life, however, that is immune from this type of juvenile thinking: I have been preparing for disaster my entire life, be it nuclear winter, vegan jihad, a neighborhood takeover by Steve the Mailman. I can barely get through the morning without peeing on myself because by the time I've realized that my bladder is full it's already empty, but I am ready for far-reaching disasters, especially the ones that will probably never occur in my lifetime and/or zip code. When I'm in a particularly stressful yoga pose, for instance, I don't try to achieve a state of meditation or mindfulness; I think about how much better shape I'll be in than the other detainees at Gitmo. When I bathe, I ask whoever I'm living with to hold my head under water so I'll be ready in case of a water-boarding party. No matter how much I struggle, I say, Don't let me up. I need this. I know this is crazy. I've never thought that burning every employment bridge I've had might be problematic for my long term ability to have a cell phone and/or health insurance, and now I have all the earning power of a seven-year-old Cambodia with missing pinkies. And yet, I've been mentally preparing for disease and disaster since I was a child. As a five-year-old, when my twin sister asked for Barbies and Cabbage Patch dolls for Christmas, I wanted a fire extinguisher and a hacksaw. Other kids wanted to swing, I wanted to learn CPR. While most of friends would rather watch indie films that not only challenge your cultural assumptions but also make you look intelligent, I prefer to watch Bruce Willis and take notes while he dismantles bombs.
I can't plan a dinner party, but I have disaster contingency plans locked in a fireproof safe. I like to think this is the mark of the truly pragmatic, but it might be less about survival and more about anxiety. When I lived in Portland, what started as slight and totally reasonable fear that any bridge I was on was about to wave like a homecoming queen on the back of a convertible and flip my unprepared ass into the water below turned into full-blown panics attack anytime I saw an elevated roadway. If I spotted a ten-foot-high dam in the distance, I would pull the car over and stick my head between my knees and hyperventilate until my girlfriend agreed to switch seats with me so I'd stop getting snot on the upholstery. The bridge anxiety abated with cognitive behavioral therapy and a prescription for Valium, but when I stopped stressing about bridge collapse, I became paranoid about earthquakes and other natural disasters. Over dinner, I made my girlfriend recite our plan in case of the second coming. We'll meet under the Burnside Bridge. But what if the river is flooding over the bridges? Shit. Once I realized that there was no way to plan a meeting spot without knowing what the nature of the disaster would be, I bought us matching Walkie Talkies, insisting that even if they seemed impractical, this simple technology would be our salvation when the phone lines went out.
This fear lives inside me like a blood-borne illness but the symptoms come and go in waves. Living in a small North Carolina town has greatly reduced my fear of terrorist attack, volcanic eruption, and killer bees. Because it's almost impossible to be afraid when you live in a town where the most terrifying sight is a group of moms hula-hooping on the co-op lawn to a high school jam band, it's cancer that has replaced natural disaster in the dark hole of my mind. I see it everywhere. When I look in the mirror, I don't see a healthy young woman who rarely gets sick even when those around cough and wheeze, I see disease. On nights when everyone else is playing bingo or working late, I put on the bald cap I bought for my Howie Mandel costume a few years ago and stare at myself in the mirror, preparing for the day when it's not a five dollar piece of latex that I'll see but my actual bald head, soft and vulnerable and slightly flat from not being held enough as a child. I cover my eyebrows in concealer and suck in my cheeks. Better get used to it, I think. I look at my face and wonder if my friends will buy Livestrong bracelets and wear pink ribbons, if anyone will offer to shave their head in solidarity, a gesture I will appreciate while insisting that there's no reason to cut that beautiful hair. I think about the ways I'll have to change my lifestyle. Might as well buy some heavy sweaters and take up a comforting hobby; give up coffee now so I don't have to deal with caffeine headaches on top of chemo. There goes the occasional cigarette and hamburger.
Worrying about myself, about my own disease and dismemberment and death, is far easier than worrying about other peoples'. When you love someone, the world is beautiful and terrifying at once. This is the world that made the person you love, that brought her into your space and you into hers. But it is also that world that could swallow her as easily and thoughtlessly as a piece of dust floating in the wind. With enough preparation, I can survive it all—lymphoma, nuclear wind, meteors falling from space and crushing everything but my underground bunker. I will survive just fine, my concrete walls intact, my air filtered, my water supply clear, alive and glad to have spent the energy I could have used finishing school or finding work on more practical things like stockpiling food and Geiger counters. But if she doesn't show up at our meeting place, if the Walk Talkie doesn't beep, if I never know what happens, I will wish for the poison to drift through a crack in my bunker, causing my skin to slough off like sheets of filo dough and my eyes to turned upward and inward before falling out and rolling across the sterile floor. I will wish that I had let the cancer take me instead of fighting to survive because there is no survival without her, without you, without the people who will hold ice cubes to my lips when the radiation that will save me feels like it is killing me; the people who will say that I look better even though I will see their fear as clearly as the hair falling from my scalp; the people who make me want to live when breathing itself hurts. There is no contingency for this, no plan b, no mental preparation, just the hope that if it does happen, if she dies with the rest, I won't be far behind, wishing that I hadn't fought so hard, that I let the cancer take me when it could have, knowing that this final wish is the most selfish: that she, that all of you, would have outlasted me, that you would have to mourn my death so that I wouldn't have to mourn yours; wishing that I had spent my time planning for the future that approaches rather than the one that ends it all.


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Best Snow - Basic Services which is fine!
by ebs0712 - 15th March 2013
Pros: Best Snow, No Boarders
Cons: Non
Great Skiing at a throw-back area. Services are basic but that is Alta's style.... Full review
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by ebs0712 - 15th March 2013
Pros: Best Snow, No Boarders
Cons: Non
Great Skiing at a throw-back area. Services are basic but that is Alta's style.... Full review
by bootlegger420 - 23rd February 2013
Pros: there is a mtn u make turns on
Cons: mormons lie and lie and lie to get your money
they talk about 9 inches like it is 2 feet, but you never ski more than a half inch at a time cause it is so crowded, and the locals are so arrogant about t... Full review
by sledbred - 20th February 2013
Pros: Snow quality, terrain, proximity to airport, value
Cons: Wish it were bigger so it didn't get tracked out so fast
Alta is one of those iconic ski areas that must be experienced, preferably on a powder day or better yet interlodge! There's terrain for every level althoug... Full review
by Polekat914 - 17th January 2013
Pros: terrain variety, snowfall, short lines
Cons: little nightlife, 4x4 or chain road access at times
Alta is a skiers only mountain that's true to their advertisement. No boarders, basic lifts, lots of terrain variety (especially off trail), lots of snow, ... Full review
by lnovack22 - 14th April 2012
Pros: no snowboarders
Cons: none
Great place, love the snow. Too bad they didnt have a racecouse but i loved it. It isnt that expensive... Full review
by TheSkier7 - 5th March 2012
Pros: Skiing great groomed or Powder.
Cons: Nothing
Skiing is brilliant and there is snow ALL the time. The bowls are amazing especially devils castle and the groomed runs are great! SugarLoaf lift is the bes... Full review
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Tortellini Vegetable Bake
Happy Friday! If you're looking for something scrumptious to eat this weekend, try this recipe out. I'm pretty sure in another life I lived in Italy and ate creamy pasta like this on daily basis . . .
Sous chef.
Oooohh yeah. The Tortellini Vegetable Bake.
Give it a try! The recipe is right here.
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ALK+ anaplastic large cell lymphoma exhibits phosphatidylinositol-3 kinase/Akt activity with retained but inactivated PTEN--a report from the Children's Oncology Group.
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ALK+ anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL) is usually a disease of young patients. We investigated phosphatidylinositol-3 kinase (PI3K)/Akt pathway-associated factors in pediatric cases and cell lines.


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WTOP's Bob Madigan
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Bob Madigan has been with WTOP Radio for 18 years. For most of that time, he has been covering the "Good" "Positive" news of Washington. Here is a chance to listen to some of his most recent pieces and you may even download if you wish. You can email Bob at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him on Twitter.
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The Foundation for Women's Cancer (formerly Gynecologic Cancer Foundation) holds it's second National Race to End Women's Cancer on Sunday, November 6th. It is to celebrate the Foundation's 20th anniversary, and raise awareness and crucial research funding to prevent, detect, treat and defeat cancers unique to women. Freedom Plaza 9 am


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Callling all teardrops, , tiny travel trailers , tenters and curious onlookers !!!!!
It's time to get out your calendar & pencil in the dates for the 8th Annual Camp-Inn Camp-Outt.
Come join us for a few hours, a day or the entire weekend!
Here's what you need to know:
8th Annual Camp-Inn Camp-Outt
When: Friday, September 23 - Sunday, September 25
Where: Juneau County Castle Rock Park, Mauston, Wisconsin
Registration: On-Site - Per night: $17.00/electric; $13.00/non-electric *
T-shirts & Sweatshirts: About September 1, I will post info on the cost of shirts. You can order: T-shirts - short & long sleeve & Sweatshirts - crew neck, pullover hoodie, & zip up hoodie.
*The park will not be accepting advance reservations as the gathering is being held after the park's regular season. However, please contact us to let us know if you will be coming and how many are in your group.
Come join us for a relaxing weekend at Castle Rock Park on Castle Rock Lake.
The park has over 300 campsites on 160 acres. Amenities include spots for tents and trailers, showers, flush toilets, water, playgrounds, picnic tables, swimming (for the hardy), boating and boat access, fishing, water skiing, canoeing, grills, shelter, electricity, and concessions.
Pets are allowed, however, they must be leashed.
We will provide information on a variety of things to see & do in the area, or you can relax & hang out at the park.
We also have nightly campfires and a homemade ice cream social with Dutch oven cobblers Saturday evening.
Dutch Oven demonstration will be held Saturday (time TBA).
Bring/make a dish to share at the potluck on Saturday night (dessert provided).
Sunday morning, enjoy a hot breakfast before you journey on your way, compliments of Camp-Inn.
Note: Any of you who are interested in attending the Cranberry Festival that is held in Warrens, WI the same weekend as the Camp-Outt, feel free to set up camp on Thursday evening, September 22. On Friday morning, bright and early, I will be taking a group of hardy souls to the Cranfest and give you tips on what to see & do. If you are interested in doing this, please let me know.
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The adorable new resident of the Greenville Zoo is a baby boy giraffe named Kiko.
The zoo held news conference at 1 p.m. Wednesday to announce the baby's sex, height, weight and name.
Kiko was born at 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing more than 118 pounds. Zoo officials said the name is derived from Swahili for Autumn's child.
Autumn, the Greenville Zoo's 6-year-old Masai giraffe, delivered Kiko, her first calf, just before midnight Monday.
Zoo officials said nearly 200,000 viewers in several countries watched the livestream of the birth.
Kiko was introduced to the public at about noon Wednesday, as he an Autumn were moved out into the paddock and Walter was put in a stall. The mom and baby will be allowed to have time to themselves without Walter to be sure he doesn't interfere with their bonding or overwhelm Kiko with his curiosity.
To keep see Autumn and her new baby, click here to go to the livestreaming Earth Cam. Click the button below the viewing window to change to the paddock camera. (Please note: WYFF News 4 does not control the camera.)
Giraffe births can sometimes take hours, but once she got started late Monday night, Autumn delivered Kiko quickly. Officials said all Autumn's natural instincts took over, and she has been an effective and attentive mother.
The calf was very still for several minutes after birth, but in less than half an hour, it was struggling to get to its feet. In less than an hour, the calf was standing and taking its first steps.
People from as far away as Australia and Japan watched the livestream in hopes of seeing Autumn's calf enter the world. Many fans said they lost sleep so they wouldn't miss the birth.


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County Offices to Close on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1
Pinellas County government offices will be closed on Monday Dec. 31, and Tuesday, Jan. 1, in observance of the 2013 New Year holiday.
The courts of the Sixth Judicial Circuit (Pinellas and Pasco) will not be in session on Monday, Dec. 31 and Tuesday, Jan. 1, except for first-appearance advisory hearings and emergency situations.
The Solid Waste Administration Building and HEC3 will be closed on Monday, Dec. 31, and Tuesday, Jan. 1. The scalehouse/landfill will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 1, and will reopen at its regular time on Wednesday, Jan. 2, at 6 a.m.
The Florida Botanical Gardens and all county parks will remain open.
Annual beach and boat ramp parking permits will not be available for sale on Monday, Dec. 31, and Tuesday, Jan. 1, as the administrative offices of Parks and Conservation Resources will be closed.
The Environmental Education Center at Brooker Creek Preserve, the Cultural and Natural History Center at Weedon Island Preserve and Heritage Village will be closed on Monday, Dec. 31, and Tuesday, Jan. 1.
The offices and adoption center at Pinellas County Animal Services will be closed on Monday, Dec. 31, and Tuesday, Jan. 1.
All Pinellas County facilities will resume regular hours of operation on Wednesday, Jan. 2.
For more information on Pinellas County services and programs, visit www.pinellascounty.org, now with LiveChat, or create a shortcut to www.pinellascounty.org/mobile on any smartphone. Pinellas County government is on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Pinellas County complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act.


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You haven't been around long enough for me to check out your style, but I'd say anything with a back. Maybe... One of the Sonic Adventure games? They're relatively easy to make.
Hmm.... you should make a dvd box... like any superhero movie
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A large boxy satalite radio that is often boxed with a trailer. This is so that you can tow it behind the Mack truck you will need to buy to listen. Damn that Sirius radio is big.
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Satellite radio service where high profile radio personalities (Howard Stern, Cousin Brucie, etc) go when they get pissed at regular radio. Alright that's it! I'm going to Sirius!!
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The brightest pair of binary stars in the night sky; one is a blue-white main sequence dwarf and it's companion is a faint white dwarf. Sirius is located in the constellation Canis Major and as a most visable star is often called the "Dog Star"
The name Sirius comes from Greek and means "Scorcher"; and in Greek mythology Sirius is Orion's hunting dog. And before that, in Egypt the stars Sirius where worshiped as "Sothis". Sirius is 8.6 light years away from us.
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Sirius can be spelled as SIRUS as well. Sirius may also be used as an adjective, such as a Sirius Shadow (to describe a person), where no one cares about what he says, or a Sirius Noob (to describe someone being overlooked for being bad).
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A satellite radio company that, by Wall Street investor standards, is BLEEDING MONEY PROFUSELY. Even Mel Karmisin and Howard Stern won't be able to revive the franchise. Q: What is this red stuff falling from the sky?
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Buffalo Grove fire chief talks mustaches, firehouse culture
Buffalo Grove- Buffalo Grove Fire Station approximately 20 Buffalo Grove firefighters grew mustaches for Movember. A hand-full gather to record the event. Approximately $1200 was raised in the process. From left Bill Wagner, Jim Hauber, Clark Pound, Chief Terry Vavra, Frank Doll, Charlie Kolder, Rich Schiradelly, John Jason. | For Sun-Times Media~Joe Cyganowski
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BUFFALO GROVE — The Buffalo Grove Fire Department participated for the first time in Movember, the international campaign for men to grow mustaches to raise awareness of prostate and testicular cancer.
With about two dozen firefighters growing whiskers for funds, Team BGFD collected approximately $1,250 for the Prostate Cancer Foundation, Livestrong and other charities.
Chief Terry Vavra said the effort hit home in the Buffalo Grove firehouse: A member of the village's Fire and Police Commission is battling stage-four prostate cancer, while others in the department are survivors of various forms of cancer.
Q: How did it feel to have a mustache?
A: It has been years. I looked at my wedding pictures — I had a mustache. I really don't like it. It bothers me now. But, the cause was well worth the annoyance.
Q: What made it annoying?
A: It gets in my way. It itches. And, my wife doesn't like it, so that doesn't help any.
Q: What made you guys want to do it?
A: Something was brought to me by two of the guys. Dave Kelly and Jim Hauber saw something about it and said 'Hey, do you want to do it?' We just finished October, which is breast cancer awareness, so we followed that up. It just seemed to make sense. Several of our guys have been through it and diagnosed with some level of prostate cancer.
Q: How do you change the culture in a firehouse, or some other paramilitary unit?
A: That's the $64,000 question. It really is. The solution is through stuff like what we're doing. The more we talk about it, the more we face it, the more we'll be able to end it. That's the key here, we talk about it, because that's probably the No. 1 problem for men, is that we don't talk about it. We don't express ourselves. We deal with other people's problems all day long. This is all stuff that happens to other people, it doesn't happen to us.
Q: What kind of pranks and ribbing have been going on around the station?
A: Nothing that is suitable for press. There's been some issues of 'Get me a microscope, I'd like to see that,' or 'Quit using the mascara.' All in good fun. If nothing else, it's a team-building effort. Everything we do, we rely on each other. When you can do something like this, you gain common ground.
Q: Who's got the best mustache?
A: I don't know. There are some pretty pathetic mustaches.
Q: Who?
A: A couple of the new guys have really, really pathetic mustaches. Ryan McCarthy probably has the worst. And then you've got the blonde-haired guys, who constantly say 'It's coming in blonde,' or 'It's clear.' I'm probably going to have to buy Ryan ice cream for that.
Q: If you buy him vanilla, will it disappear into his mustache?
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Thursday, February 2, 2012
Freemasons Run the US Army
Former US Army E-4 Specialist Bickle has come out unequivocally stating, "The US Army is run by Freemasons. All the top brass with rank in the Army are Freemasons whether they'll admit to it or not. I can't speak on the Air Force, Marines or the Navy because I wasn't in those branches but from what I know about how fluid the military runs, it is probably the same in those branches too." While in Afghanistan Bickle noticed his Staff Sergeant reading a book with the Masonic compass/square logo and asked what it was about. The Staff Sergeant answered, "I'm trying to become a Freemason. It's something you'll learn about as your career progresses. It's a fraternity and in order to get your E8, Master Sergeant, you have to be part of it." Bickle also learned that military ERB (Enlisted Record Brief) resumes and DD214 discharge paperwork both always have an innocuous looking "M" written on them if they were Masons. In conclusion Bickle re-emphasized, "yes, Freemasons run the Army. I don't care what anyone tells me. I did 4 years of that shit, 16 months in Afghanistan. I know it for a fact." Check out the video above to hear the complete commentary.
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- nvra75 said...
i have a few relatives in the US army and some have told me about the large amount of open satanists within the ranks of the north east US bases they were stationed at.
i know freemasons are satanists also but they are secretive about it. There are actually "church of satan chapters" at some of these bases.
"they" are everywhere. - February 3, 2012 at 6:23 AM
- Michelle York said...
As always, The search for Truth & Justice. Appreciate your posting these most interesting videos Eric.
- February 3, 2012 at 6:52 AM
Freemasons aren't just in charge of the American Armed forces, they're in charge of all world forces and all world major establishments.
The judiciary, the police force, the government, religion, banking, the media, the arts industries (film, TV and music) all but a few of the establishments that the freemason's completely control.
There is absolutely NOTHING at all that anyone can do to stop the continuation of placing these 'Manchurian candidates' in all walks of establishments.
The system is staffed by the people and worse still protect it. Yes, the people protect the very system that seeks to utterly destroy them.
You do not rise to positions of power without having psychopathic qualities as well as being a freemason. As I said, the people will join the freemasons and listen to the lies given to them about what it is. They are the peons, those in the outer circle, those fed the exoteric BS about what freemasonry most certainly isn't.
The people are ignorant to much of what is going on within reality and if you do not know who and what your enemy is you can never, ever, hope to defeat it.
Keep up the good posts.
I would ask you to excuse my pessimism, but it's what an optimist calls a realist, of which I most certainly am. I only and have always spoken the truth in my life.
Freemasonry is deeply entwined within society and humanity. It cannot be removed by any lawful means because the law was created by the system to protect it and freemasonry is the system.
Harbinger - February 5, 2012 at 2:08 PM
- Eric Dubay said...
Great comments all, thanks for sharing.
- February 5, 2012 at 7:43 PM
Having dealt w. military folks buying my stuff online, I can tell you they are the most quick to assume you are out to "get" them and are quite nasty about it.
Having dealth w. wiccans buying my stuff online, they are the same way.
And funny how there are wiccans in the military who are just nutso.
And my ex-roommate who is wiccan, and who also taught at a prestigous school's music, she is a pyscho nut as well. - February 9, 2012 at 1:17 PM
I agree that Masons are in the military, but not all E8s and E9s are Masons. Ensure that you are presenting facts and not guessing. You can always hurt them with the TRUTH. Even though this country was built on Christian Beliefs, satan also had to envoke his anti christian dogma into society. We fight against spirtual influences and not physical influences.
12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
Eph 6:12 (KJV)
The spirtual influences the physical.
Don't do it yourself, research and surround yourself with people who can help on a higher level and not just raw data and emotions.
GOD Bless.. - May 5, 2012 at 5:04 PM
In the u.s. air force most people are forced to join the masons if they want to stay in and retire ! The members of the black lodge are some common fucks !!!! They use witchcraft and treachery to try to make you join. They are everywhere, and they all have a very negative satanic energy. When you shake their hand you can feel a dull confusing vibe !! They will always lie to your face !! Remember this : If the people in every single country in the world that control things ie food ,housing, everything that you need to live, if these people were such good people why do they live off the backs of the poor ??? They are all Liars and they are never going to change. ONCE you are satans you belong to him for life !!! Yor leaders don,t care about You !!!!!!!!!
- December 30, 2012 at 4:49 AM
I happen to be a 32 degree freemason and I can tell you this is all BS. I joined to see what was actually going on and do you know what it is? A bunch of retired guys with nothing better to do with there time. Freemasonry is honestly boring as hell and very religious...most go to church and are very conservative. They don't run shit and honestly it is a huge joke, sorry to disappoint you all.
- April 8, 2013 at 10:37 PM
Probly true. I see it as a charity bieng run to cover up the fact that guys like to get promoted. world conspiracy ummm i am well read up on it and i gotta lean to no way. It would he to devisive and have gotten out by now
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*Lady Chey rushed through the Damp & Unwelcoming Forest of Falkreath as the Branches passing around her swayed and Scratched at her Bare arms. Her eyes glistened in Panic as the Voices seemed to draw closer behind her*
Dead the Craftsman shivered as he walked the frozen terrains of the Falkreath Wilds in Skyrim. His hooded duster was billowing in the wind as his feet crunched against the snow. Dead was a man who appeared to be in his mid twenties with short brown hair covered by his hood and deep blue eyes. The man was armed with a large gold sword on his back and a katana he located here in Skyrim. Dead was searching for someone, who he didnt know but he felt this pull towards this individual one that only a Old One would feel when they are near another.
*Lady Chey rushed through the Damp & Unwelcoming Forest of Falkreath as the Branches passing around her swayed and Scratched at her Bare arms. Her eyes glistened in Panic as the Voices seemed to draw closer behind her*
Dead sighed a bit as he continued to struggle though the snow using only the strange sixth sense of perception he possesed to find this person. Whoever this person is, was definately capable of survival if he or she spent their days out here in the cold. The sun was beginning it's lazy descent into the horizion as he continued on.
The voices grew louder as they neared the young woman woman cornering her near a large rock wall incapable of being climbed by a normal person.
*Lady Chey knew as she approached the Great Rock that she was Trapped. The Silverhand Members persueing her surrounded her Quickly with Swords draw and Ready to Strike*
The men smiled and sneered at her as they drew closer till a Nord stepped forward with a silver sword and dagger in each hand. "Greetings...Lycan Queen" he said with malice as he stated her title. "The infamous leader of over half of the Lycans in the land is now with her back against the wall like a cornerd animal." He said. "Rest assured we will do the world a favor." he said as the men began to approach and attack.
Dead stopped when he heard what sounded like shouts and weapons, he smiled a bit..."Looks like I found you." he said as he increased his pace in the snow heading towards the source of the noise.
*Chey fought Back the Large Force of Silverhand before her with what little strength she could Muster and Yet it was Failing due to her Previous and Still Freshly bleeding wounds. She screamed and Snarled as she fought them with All her Might.*
The men saw they were gaining the upper hand on Chey and began to redouble their efforts assaulting the Lycan Queen. They backed away as she was struggling to get back on her feet while the leader stepped forward with his dagger in hand. "Looks like Skyrim will finally be free of a threat to her people." he said as he approached.
"Hey! Gentlemen what the heck is wrong with you?" A new voice came from behind the Silver Hand. Revealing the Craftsman standing before them the Katanna in his hands.
"This doesnt concern you stranger please go" he said as some of men began to surrond Dead.
Dead looked at Chey and then back at the men. Well one of them was who he was looking for time to find out. Without a word he flicked the Katana around and impaled one of the silver hand in the chest. Causing the men now to attack him and Chey
*Chey looked Weakly to the Stranger as he Killed one of the Silverhand and Half the Group rushed at him. Not wanting his effort wasted she gathered what strength she could and ran at the group from behind. One by One the Begain to Fall,Blood spraying from their Claw wounds as Chey Flash Stepped around them*
Dead smirked as he noticed the woman move faster than the men as he blocked a man's mace. She must be the one he was looking for. The men's numbers were dropping fast as dead was kiiling those near him and the woman was killing those on the outside of the center. "Well time to end this" dead said as he impaled his katana into a man leaving it in his chest as his hands glowed blue summoning fort a pair of uzis the weapons shocked the less advanced society as he did a spin opening fire shooting till they all fell.


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Saturday, 11 September 2010
My most favorite quote by Maya Angelou is:
"If someone shows you who they are, believe them."
Hobama has shown us precisely who he is in countless ways!!!Hobama is a ruthless rabid bankster like his entire selected cabinet. Hobama has bilked poor Americans to fatten the coffers of rich bankers. He is planning a second swindleus bilking ASAP. Hobama has escalated the very same wars that he hypocritically and unfairly crucified Hillary Clinton for supporting. Hobama has filled his cabinet with Wall Street crooks and elitist peers from the Trilateral Commission…
Hobama's mother, maternal grandparents, and stepfather are all bona fide CIA agents. Hobama's own bona fide CIA history and Manchurian life have been documented and exposed. Hobama's best pals are gaybashers like the homosexual homohater Donnie McClurkin and the "holy" hatemonger Rick Warren.
Hobama's shady political blood flows from the toxic slime of Chicago politics, where Hobama pimped his image cleansing affiliation with the superior and afrocentric Trinity United Church of Christ. Hobama's best pal Valerie Jarett is a slumlord. Hobama bought his very own home in Chicago via the criminal deals and blood money of a slumlord/felon/inmate named Antoin Rezko.
Hobama has blatantly disrespected and ignored black voters since he became president. He has robbed them to pay bankers. He has flaunted his lack of any interest in any black agenda. He has vacationed and dined on lobster in the elite enclave of Martha's Vineyard while poor black fishermen who voted for him watched seafood drown in BP's spilled oil in the Gulf.
Hobama continues to brazenly ignore qualified black female judges as he selects Supreme Court justices. Hobama has pimped millions of voters as only a true politico mack can do. And now, his favorite vote czar and revered Nazi minstrel Tom Joyner dares to help him pimp votes anew. It is a shocking and endless saga of dementia and selling out that is hopeless and unchanged.
To date, Hobama has reserved his very best backhanded turbo bitch slaps for African-American farmers! Fishermen in the Gulf will be the next group of African-Americans to be brutally slapped by Hobama as he brazenly aligns himself with his rich corporate cronies inside BP.
What more will Hobama have to show us before he awakens the Hobama Nazis?! When will they believe him? When will they stop hawking his global hoax on gaudy tees and trinkets? When will they stop tricking and being hoodwinked for hope?
Scientists are suggesting that the swine flu is a byproduct of toxic pig farming.
Just as Hobama has pounded final nails in the coffins of small black farmers, nature may be warning us all about the perils of abusive pig farming on huge corporate farms.Cannibalistic toxins in processed cow feed at corporate farms caused mad cow disease. Now, swine flu may also have human handler origins via similar corporate abuses. As always, we will suffer globally due to poisons that gestate locally.
Animals should roam free-range. They should never be caged like dead sardines and processed liked aluminum cans of beans. Frankenfood combined with stressful warehousing may be the death of us all… This is a great time to become a vegetarian, despite some E. coli infested gardening.
I recently chatted with some fellow Hobama Nazi hunters… We were lamenting the escalating fiascos that are President Barack Hobama's teleprompter's staged "press conferences". Our chat inspired me to compose the following TOP 10 QUESTIONS I NEVER EXPECT ANYONE TO ASK HOBAMA ON TV:
Are you a member of the Bilderbergs/CIA and did they select you to become president so that you would continue the bloody global agendas of George Bush with a kinder, gentler, cooler, blacker fascism?
Do you feel it is fair to be called a great orator when you are incoherent without your teleprompter? Do you feel that "eloquent reader" would be a more accurate label for your specific oratorical skills?
Have you forgiven Hillary Clinton for her approval of the same wars that you have now escalated? Does Hillary approve of the additional wars you will declare?
Have you forgiven George W. Bush for his excessive spending now that your very own spending has eclipsed his?
How will poor black home owners in high crime areas benefit from your stimulus package?
How many homes have been saved from foreclosure as a direct result of your windfalls to wealthy bankers?
What have you done or will you actually do to assist homosexuals in any particular way?
Why did you so blatantly betray black farmers?
How long will you refer to this grave economic depression as a mere "recession"?
When will you be screening "THE HOBAMA DECEPTION" at the White House?...
{PS: I have many more questions!...}
Hobama has shown me precisely who he is and I believe him completely. He is a hoax who will not fool me twice!!! How about you?
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Modification Monday: Swallowtail-Ish
Original Pattern: Swallowtail Shawl and Ishbel
Knitter Extraordinaire: Lauren (Rav Id, Blog)
Mods: Combined the simple stockinette of the Ishbel shawl with the lily of the valley lace edging from the Swallowtail shawl.
What Makes This Awesome: What would happen if you took two of the most popular and most knitted shawl patterns out there, and created a hybrid? This is the perfect combination of the best aspects of each shawl that made them so popular- most people love the look of the lily of the valley lace edging (although actually knitting laceweight nupps is a totally different story), and most people love the beautiful simplicity of Ishbel, with it's stockinette and lace lace edging. The beauty of the Ishbel pattern is that it lends itself so well to using other lace edgings, for those who feel like mixing it up. Just look at the gorgeous results!!
8 comments:
- Ibunnysavetroy said...
love it. I actually liked knitting nupps, but I did have addi lace my first time doing it!
- January 25, 2010 at 8:39 AM
- sakurasnow said...
Wow, this is beautiful! The filigree pattern is wonderful, and I love the warm, earthy tones.
- January 25, 2010 at 11:54 AM
- Hilary said...
Two great tastes that taste great together! The combo works perfectly. And what a wonderful idea if you happen to already have an Ishbel, love the style, but want something a little different.
- January 25, 2010 at 4:03 PM
- Angelknits said...
I have never thought of this brilliant idea! It's gorgeous and I love it!!
Thanks for sharing, Julie! - January 25, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- CanarySanctuary said...
I love this hybrid! What a great idea to combo two shawls that way.
- January 25, 2010 at 11:19 PM
- Allison said...
And that color is just an amazing choice to go with it! What a great find.
- January 26, 2010 at 9:11 AM
- Dani said...
It's gorgeous! Great colours that you used!
- January 26, 2010 at 10:10 AM
- mildawg said...
Awesome combination. Thanks for sharing!
- January 26, 2010 at 11:06 AM
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The race for the Maglia Rosa begins this Saturday 8th May. To celebrate, Rapha present the first in a series of soundtracks inspired by the world's greatest road races. The Giro: Music Inspired by the Giro d'Italia is an eclectic mix of opera, jazz, folk, italo-disco and more with accompanying sounds from the Giro caravan and commentary from the voice behind the 1974 film The Greatest Show on Earth. Available on CD 13.05.10 and MP3 download later this month.
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Matt Crossman
7th May 2010 06:06pm
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31st May 2010 12:25pm
Brilliant, loving it (as it were)!
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3rd June 2010 10:23am
Really appreciate your feedback and greatly agree about the soundtrack. I was watching highlights of the Giro a week or so ago with the album playing and it really does evoke/work with the 'feel' of the race.
The Tour collection is impending.
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3rd June 2010 10:28am
downloads are only available in the UK I'm afraid due to licensing issues. But the CD edition is worth having as it features some sublime photography and design.
Tom Southam was certainly involved as a music guru for this album and is being consulted on the next instalment. Looking forward to hearing the Tour album!
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With spring just arriving I wanted to to let you all know that MacPhail Woodlot and Ecological Center's Native Tree & Shrub Nursery is opening this week. It is a wonderful place to buy wildflowers, native shrubs and trees that have been grown right at the nursery from seed collected from native species throughout the Island. One of the mandates of the woodlot is to help bring back the species that were here in the Acadian forests, thus helping to restore the diversity of plants that have been destroyed with some not so earth friendly practices throughout the last century or so.
There is wonderfully helpful information on their site with recommendations of plants suitable for a variety of situations from hedgerows and native landscaping for a variety of situations from wet, dry or shady areas to plants that will attract a variety of wildlife including birds and butterflies providing natural cover and food for overwintering species. It is worth browsing their site and making a list. The plants are uber healthy and so reasonably priced, they are used to our climate and soil..I haven't had any setbacks ever with the ones I have purchased there.
You can email in an order, set aside a day to pick it up and make sure you leave some time to wander around the beautiful grounds, take the dog and go for a hike on the great hiking trails that they have built. It is a favorite spot for Jack & Hazel..they start whining with excitement as soon as we turn unto the clay road to MacPhails in Kinross..wooded trails, water, bridges..it just doesn't get any better for 2 Labradors.
A few years ago Paul and I decided to pull out a nasty old culvert that was in the small stream that runs a few feet behind my wood studio. We built a small wooden bridge to span the stream. The previous owners had planted lawn right along the stream banks and we wanted to restore the native cover that is found in the wild….So we shopped at MacPhails, the site was readily available to help us in our choices and we didn't break the bank. With the native plantings we put in a few favorites from our other beds ..
We planted trees that like the moisture…and shrubs for wildlife..the birds are loving it…..as are the frogs, toads and little salamanders along the bank. dragonflies and butterflies bless us in the summer….These are photos from last spring, getting to this point this year almost…I had just set out the Mason Beehouse I turned from beech that was packed with eggs, stored in the shed for the winter and ready now for the big hatch.Jack is sitting in front of a patch of Meadowsweet a great showy native plant that is one of my favorites. These are native cowslips that we transplanted from river below the stone railway bridge that is behind our property and where the dogs swim daily. They are so beautiful along the waters edge and among the wild Blue Flag Iris we also transplanted from the Waterside Road marsh. There are also cinnamon ferns, the little fiddleheads are just popping up..they are so beautiful when they are in full show.This is the beautiful Red Oak in the fall that is among the red maple and yellow birch trees we planted, this is just a year after planting…beside it are the butterfly houses we make here to offer protection from weather and predators for the beautiful butterflies loving the native plantings. There are also MacPhail fir and spruce along with red dogwood for winter color and interest.
I wanted to show you what can be done with native plants in your yard and garden……..So before you dig in imported species, do yourself and the Island a favor..check out MacPhails…it is one of our treasures here. You can also take in native landscaping workshops and how about a late night OWL PROWL with the kids!!
Oh and seeing as I make my living from wood, I encourage mass tree plantings of various species from everyone !!