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Found the problem in the console. (press tilde ingame) It relates to the way you're declaring the AI stuff.Just uploading screenshot..image*Will play around with it now and see if I can get it working. :>
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You're bound to find some shirts and pants in this collection you have ceremoniously lost over the years, but we got them for you, don't worry! And like many of our decade collections, celebs are represented well in our 80's costumes, just in case you want to dress like someone who you once admired. There's a copious amount of zebra stripes, mesh, lace and those pastel colors that made the decade so memorable.
The good thing about any decade this distinctive is that just a skirt, a pair of boots; some prop is enough to stain you with the time you are delving in. But to be sure we have the full regalia for you to regale your fellow party guests with.
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Perhaps this notebook looks familiar to you?
This is my beloved Marimekko grid notebook that I picked up in Finland a couple years ago. I talked a little about it in a recent Feedback Friday post. I mentioned that I was almost to the end of its pages and couldn't find the same notebook anywhere online. I've been keeping my eyes open for alternative options. The pages are filled with notes and sketches – mostly related to running our business.
Product ideas, sketches for product design, website design and organization, and obviously many other things.
Imagine my surprise when I received this package in the mail this week. A dear reader/customer in Finland decided that she would send me a replenishment of the notebooks! Seriously, this is one of the most thoughtful gestures ever. Johanna told me that we actually met each other when David and I were visiting Finland. We stopped by a scrapbooking event (crop) that was going on while we were there, where I chatted a little with the scrapbook-loving Finns. Johanna is now in her second year of doing Project Life.
The last part of Johanna's enclosed letter reads: If you don't need these notebooks, feel free to share them with your readers or with your kids. I don't mind.
Um. Are you serious? I'm so stoked to have these – and so grateful. Trust me, I'll put these to very good use!
She continues: I just wanted to express my gratitude. Project Life has made my life a lot more stress free. Now I can preserve memories fast and scrapbook the ones I want, not all the ones I need to.
And then, with all the warm fuzzies flowing through my heart at this point – I knew that I would absolutely want to pass along the kindness … from Johanna to another dear reader. So I'm sending the blue version of this notebook to one of you. Someone will be randomly selected and announced tomorrow when I do another giveaway for something totally unrelated.
1. Leave your first name, city, state/country in the comments for a chance to win this – my favorite grid paper Marimekko notebook that apparently we can't find in the U.S.
2. Think of some way that you can share a random act of kindness with someone today.
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Good morning, I'm Renee Montagne. I have goldfish. They're small. On the other hand, my goldfish don't live in a lake, or at least one has gotten very, very big.
Fishing at Lake St. Claire, Michigan last weekend, Mark Martin reeled in a goldfish big enough to mount on his wall. Most likely dumped by a former owner, it weighed more than three pounds and is nearly 15 inches long. It might be a record catch, if Michigan kept records on goldfish.
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The parents of a University of South Alabama freshman who was shot to death by campus police are suing over his death. An attorney for relatives of Gil Collar says the 18-year-old freshman never touched the officer, and the shooting never should have happened. Attorney Jere Beasley says the family is filing suit against the school and the officer. The university had no immediate comment. Police and witnesses say Collar was nude and acting erratically outside the campus police station before he was shot to death on Oct. 6. Authorities say the former wrestler from Wetumpka was on drugs and acting in a threatening manner. But lawyers for his parents say the shooting by officer Trevis Austin wasn't justified. A surveillance video captured footage of the confrontation.
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The High Point Enterprise, N.C.I recently had the opportunity to visit Washington, D.C. -- just me, a few dozen other adults, and more than 150 fifth-graders, including my daughter, Caroline. Technically, I was a chaperone, although my role was essentially the same as that of a...Tags: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, eBay Inc., Mitt Romney, Mount Vernon, Washington, DC
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KTLA NewsWashington, D.C. -- It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, especially at the White House. First Lady Michelle Obama, along with daughters Malia, Sasha and their dog Bo, welcomed the official White House Christmas on Friday. The 19-foot tall Fraser...Tags: Washington, DC, Religious Festivals, Politics, Holidays, White House
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Tribune NewspapersWASHINGTON — A day after Americans said "Let's Eat," First Lady Michelle Obama promoted the theme of "Let's Go, Let's Play, Let's Move" today during the annual White House Easter Egg Roll. More than 30,000 people were expected in two-hour shifts...Tags: Easter, Lifestyle and Leisure, Chris Evert, Washington, DC, Roseland
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The Baltimore SunLots of pets will be getting presents for the holidays this year. And Bo Obama is no exception. In fact, the world knows what the First Dog is going to get. On Wednesday, President Obama went Christmas shopping, stopping at Best Buy (to pick up some...Tags: Apple iTunes, Religious Festivals, Cinnamon, Holidays, Best Buy Co., Inc.
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The Baltimore SunSarah Palin, it seems, finds the Obama family Christmas card featuring First Dog Bo something less than appropriate. The former governor of Alaska tod Fox News that she found it "odd" that the card featured the dog rather than the cores of the holiday:...Tags: Christmas, Fox News Channel (tv network), Religious Festivals, Sarah Palin, Holidays
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First lady Michelle Obama was being grilled Thursday, one question after another by tireless interrogators. She revealed that she likes playing tennis, cuddling with dog Bo and rooting for the Chicago Bears. Her favorite book is Toni Morrison's "Song of...Tags: Physical Conditions, Stevie Wonder, Toni Morrison, Health, Politics
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Ohio 'century farm' grows through 8 generations
ADAMSVILLE — Walking through pastures feeding cattle and tending to farm needs, Larry Lapp reflects on the importance of keeping his family's history and work alive.
"It's neat to learn about these things," he said. "My dad died in 2006, and I still have so many questions (about the farm) I'd like to ask but I can't. If you've got questions about it, you need to find out so you can pass it down. I'm trying to pass it on to my grandson."
Lapp owns Lapp Farms in Adamsville, working the almost 950 acres of land with his son Lee with the help of 12-year-old grandson Garrett. Eight generations have farmed on this land for the last 164 years, and Lapp has made a conscious effort to recognize his forefathers' hard work.
The Lapp Farm was recently designated as an Ohio Century Farm by the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Century farm status is awarded to families who have owned the same farm for at least 100 consecutive years. Lapp was one of 78 families who registered their farm in 2012, receiving a plaque along with a sign that hangs at the farm's entrance on Lapp Lane.
There now are more than 950 farms registered across the state, with 14 in Muskingum County.
Lapp said family friend Bonnie Bowden spent many hours researching deeds, wills and transfers, a long but fascinating process.
"It's interesting because everything had to be documented, and for me it was fun to see how the farm grew," Lapp said. "It started out as 50 acres that my great-great-great-grandfather Benajah Spragg bought in 1849."
Lapp said Benajah Spragg willed the farm to his nine children, and in 1914 Martha Shirer inherited it from Lapp's great-great-grandfather Phillip Spragg. Then Lapp's great-great grandfather Robert Shirer inherited it in 1929, who in turn passed it to Lapp's grandfather Floyd Lapp. Floyd passed it on to his son Bryce Lapp, Lapp's father, in 1957. Larry Lapp assumed ownership in 1998. It is in his name, but will be left to his son Lee, who lives on the farm.
Lapp said the farm has grown in acreage almost every 10 years since the 1940s as he or his father purchased more surrounding land. He said the original 50 acres accounting for Century Farm status is covered by crops and pasture.
Lapp Farms specializes in corn and soybean crops and cattle. He said there are 300 head of cattle, 700 acres of corn and soybeans, and 150 to 170 acres of hay. Continued...
While the 2012 summer months were a challenge to farmers across the nation, Lapp said their farm fared well.
"During the drought this summer it was dry through here, but we got rain at the right time," he said. "I was hoping for 20 to 30 bushels of corn, but it averaged 135 bushels (per acre, about 300 acres). And there were 56 bushels of beans (per acre, about 300 acres). There wasn't a second cut of hay, but we did have a decent crop."
Lapp said the "secret" to the family farm success is "change and diversifying over the years, love of the land, family and seeing things grow."
"From my part, it's not a lot about making money," he said. "You have to make some money, but we've done well. We've been fortunate to have a good farm. And I know Garrett is interested in it. He's got cows here, 4H steer, and I hope he'll take it over."
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I liked the room I stayed in though I would have preferred having a bathroom in the room and not a shared one. My room was clean and had a wonderful... view of the park. when i checked the reviews for the hotel some people had complained about noise. It was noisy at night but I was not bothered by this. Breakfast was good and girl in charge was friendly and helpful. I did not see anybody around while I stayed here apart from breakfast time. If you are ok with not having staff around and sharing bathroom, this place was great and would recommend to stay here. Also the location is fantastic! על-ידי Gela מRoma ב- 11/05/2013


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The big "G" has recently revealed their new features " Google Instant". It is really a cool feature. This very feature again gives Google edge over other search engines.
Now the question comes what is Google Instant? Google has started this feature to save internet time. With this features installed a searcher is kept giving results as he keeps typing on the search bar without hitting the search button. Here the search engine tries to predict the keyword even before typing is done and give you result right in front of your eyes.
Google's researchers say it will save 2-5 second per search and 11 internet hours per second and 3.5 billion seconds per year if every body uses this feature. Right now it is available only on Google.com. They have said in their blog that they will soon make this facility available on their other regional domains.
From seo point of view it is going to be an interesting time. Though this features won't effect on ranking. Now that the search has gone more intelligent and as a searcher you get result even before your typing is done I think people will roll over their eyes on first 3 result. As they always has less time while seeing the results. This might lead to a more intense competition for ranking.
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Yes seen it and this is to an extent effective the traffic to many site as well
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What do you think? How Instant can put an effect on SEO?
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I have written an article on Google Instant's Impact SEO and PPC Guys.
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Yes this is great move by Google. Google instant saves time of their users. The search-as-you-type has been already in place for a while. I mean that Google already tried to autofill your search requests to do your search easier. This is just a little step forward.
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This will helpful for the user to know the result much faster.
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Google Instant make search so easy and saves time in type full phrase which you want to search. It's makes search so fast.


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GATCHEL – State police have identified two bodies found inside a Gatchel-area home Monday night as a mother and son and ruled the deaths a murder-suicide.
Troopers said Franklin Anthony Kirk, 47, shot and killed his 64-year-old mother, Elaine S. Kirk, at their residence at 13340 Mason Drive. Franklin Kirk then took his own life. A handgun was recovered at the scene, police said.
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TELL CITY – Tell City police said a woman charged with dealing in morphine allowed her juvenile son to sell the drug to high-school students and others before tips to police led to a search of their home June 3.
Christina Mohr, 39, of 648 14th St., Tell City, was jailed on preliminary charges of conspiracy to deal in a controlled substance, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, neglect of a dependent and maintaining a common nuisance. The conspiracy charge is a Class B felony.
Having recently broken my "no comedy reviews" rule, I inevitably began to think about how pointless a lot of reviews are when it comes to summer movies and sequels. I suppose it's because I have to go from reviewing "The Hangover Part III" to "Fast & Furious 6" – simply titled "Furious 6" in the actual film. How could reviews matter when it comes to two series that have gone on this long? This could explain why I'm writing this review over a week after I watched this movie.
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LINCOLN CITY—When Heritage Hills senior Kaebra LaGrange signed last month to play volleyball and basketball for Oakland City University, she was continuing a family tradition in more ways than one. Her parents, John and Tammy (formerly Nixon) LaGrange, each played a sport for Oakland City—John basketball and Tammy volleyball. Kaebra will also be the seventh grandchild of Ovalee and Dorothy LaGrange to play college sports. And several others had opportunities to do so in this athletic family.
By KEVIN KOELLING
TELL CITY – Logan Harding should be excused if he feels like he has the world at his feet. He just graduated high school – as one of his class' valedictorians, nonetheless – and is set to study mechanical engineering at Purdue University. He also just won a brand-new 600-hp convertible.
Harding, 18, and a Perry Central grad, won a 2012 limited edition Camaro Panther in a drawing sponsored by Beck's Hybrids, a national seed company based in Indiana.
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LEOPOLD – After months of fundraising and building community awareness, Perry County's Relay for Life teams will take to the track at Perry Central High School Saturday for the annual fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
By KEVIN KOELLING Managing Editor
TELL CITY – Perry County's new Purdue extension director and 4-H youth development educator introduced herself at a regular meeting of the county council May 30.
"I'm very pleased to be here," Cathy Boerste said after stepping to a podium in the commissioners room in the county courthouse where the council also conducts its meetings. "I'm also the county extension director, so you may get to see me here on a few occasions as I get to learn the procedures here."
By STUART CASSIDY Staff Writer
TELL CITY – Approval of principal contracts and proposed new hires within the Tell City School Corp. Tuesday prompted expressions of concern from board members.
The two-year contracts included no changes to salaries or fringe benefits, Superintendent Lynn Blinzinger said. He added that benefits and salaries could change after negotiations with teachers end.
But the timeframe in which board members had to review the terms presented much of the reason for hesitation in signing.
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So winter has been a none event for many and that appears to be pattern I noticed almost 40 yrs ago in northeastern IL.Snow? ... maybe late Jan-early March here.Stay warm Mel!Steve
Hi Mel,I suspect that you have received more than the 1 inch for northeastern IL [where I live].Being south of Rte 137 [an east-west highway close to the WI border], we typicall miss most of the snowfall.The city of Chg [call it a heating blanket] and lake MI [call it a heating bottle] cause most weather fronts to divide to the south [hitting northwesten IN] and north pushing noth of Rte 137 into WI.Have a safe & Happy New Years!Steve
Merry Christmas & Happy New Years! Ain't it grand how the hedge fund trading friends of "pig-oil producers" have looked out for their self-interests? Have you read the internet article re half way mark for depleting pig-oil supplies 2019-2040? All the best!, Steve I'm about to 15 pges from completing 2 reads thru of the NIV Bible since 12/4/11.
U R doing great. May our New Year Very Happy. May we all have lower fuel prices in 2013. Warren :D)
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Transliteration yachiyd |
Pronunciation yä·khēd'
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Root Word (Etymology) From יָחַד (H3161) | |
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Strong's H3173 - yachiyd
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adj 1) only, only one, solitary, one a) only, unique, one b) solitary c) (TWOT) only begotten son subst 2) one
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Strong's H3173 - yachiyd
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Hope you were at least able to enjoy yourself somewhat at the party and I'm sure there's several people who want to hear how things go with you and Paul.
Go get him, MB!
I'm trying, I'm trying!! He called me last night when the party was in full swing, but I couldn't get away. I really want to see him this week.I'm going to call it an early night, finish watching a movie and go to bed. Maybe he'll call or text late. *hoping...*
Got my fingers crossed, but that makes it really hard to type.
This includes resuming my normal social life without him.
Honey, if you ever figure guys out, you'll be a kajillionaire. Too bad you can't feel as sexy as you apparently sound when you're sick.


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A major change in the makeup of the Pierce County Council will start with next month's primary election.
Ten candidates will compete to advance for three council positions, two of them open seats. The top two finishers in the primary will advance to the Nov. 6 general election.
Two other candidates competing for a fourth council position will automatically advance to the general election. Lakewood Mayor Doug Richardson, a Republican, and Anderson Island resident Ann Dasch, a Democrat, are vying to replace term-limited Republican Dick Muri of Steilacoom.
Candidates in the primary contests say they want to maintain public safety, spur major road projects and spark economic development for more jobs. But they clash on a proposed new tax for flood-control projects. Some say they oppose the tax.
Maintaining funding for public safety already is a priority. About 78 percent of the county's general fund of $273.6 million goes to law enforcement and judicial services.
One of the council's major responsibilities is approving the overall budget, which is now more than $803 million. Pierce County has about 3,000 employees. Nearly half – or 47 percent – of the county's population of 808,200 lives in unincorporated areas.
The job pays an annual salary of $107,602.
The political balance of the seven-member council – controlled by five Republicans – is at stake. The seats up for election are now filled by three Republicans and one Democrat. Because of term limits, only one of those four council members – Republican Joyce McDonald – is able to defend her seat, raising the possibility of the Republican majority being weakened.
Here are the primary races.
District 2
Edgewood Mayor Jeff Hogan opposed the creation of a county flood-control zone district. And it's one of the main reasons he's running for the County Council. In attempting to unseat McDonald, he is taking on a fellow Republican, the council chairwoman and a major flood-control district proponent.
Puyallup auctioneer and Realtor J.R. Wikane is the third candidate and Republican running to represent District 2, which includes Puyallup, Sumner, Fife, Northeast Tacoma, Milton and Edgewood.
Hogan said the flood-control district doesn't have a broad enough governing board and the projects it would fund aren't defined. What's more, Hogan said Edgewood, which sits on hill north of Puyallup, wouldn't benefit from the district.
"There's no opportunity to get anything out of it," Hogan said. "We pay for a flood district, but we have no representation on the board of supervisors."
If elected, Hogan said, he would try to remove any tax for the flood-control district. He said specific projects should be proposed and a tax or bond should be established for those projects.
The County Council voted in April to create a countywide taxing district to pay for flood control. The countywide tax, as proposed, would be limited to 10 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation. The average homeowner would likely pay around $25 per year. A board of supervisors, made up of the seven council members, is expected to decide on setting a tax in the fall.
McDonald, who has been the most vocal and active proponent for the flood-control district on the council, said state law sets up the board of supervisors as the seven County Council members.
And McDonald said Edgewood would receive its share from 10 percent of the tax revenue that would be set aside for communities' flood projects.
McDonald said the flood-control district is essential for the public's health and safety and to protect the county's transportation system and economy. "The economic well-being of our county needs to be protected," she said.
McDonald said her top priority is to keep county government "living within our means."
"I want to continue my work on the council to ensure that our budget is balanced without increasing the tax burden on our county's families," McDonald said.
Wikane said he's not opposed to a flood-control district tax of 10 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
But Wikane said he wants to find innovative ways to manage the cost of flood improvements. For instance, a flood-control tax could be offset if insurance companies agreed to lower property insurance premiums because of increased protection from flooding, he said.
He also said the county needs to use its resources – including tax incentives – to attract large businesses to Pierce County.
"They need a person like me that can say, 'If we do this, we could turn a profit or create more jobs,' " Wikane said.
Hogan said he supports reducing building regulations and fees to spur on new construction, creating more jobs and sales tax revenue.
All three candidates said maintaining budgets for public safety is important. Hogan said public safety is his first priority, but McDonald challenged that view.
"Apparently, the mayor in Edgewood did not think public safety was very important because they cut their contract with Pierce County for protection with deputies," she said.
Hogan said Edgewood voters rejected a utility tax for public safety after the Edgewood City Council had approved it.
"We were forced to reduce it," Hogan said.
District 3
Two veteran state legislators and a baking company engineer are facing off to represent District 3, a region that stretches from Spanaway and Frederickson to Graham, Eatonville and Ashford at Mount Rainier.
They are vying to fill the seat that will be vacated by term-limited Roger Bush, R-Frederickson.
The race marks the return of Eatonville Democrat Marilyn Rasmussen. She was unseated in 2008 after 22 years as a state legislator.
She is challenging Republican Rep. Jim McCune of Graham. Rasmussen lost to him two years ago when she ran for the state House in the 2nd Legislative District.
Rasmussen said her decision to run had nothing to do with her loss to McCune.
"I was hoping that somebody would jump in," Rasmussen said. "I thought people deserved a choice."
McCune is finishing his fourth term representing the 2nd District, but redistricting this year moved him to the 28th District. During the time he was being redistricted out of his district, McCune said he made his decision to run for the council.
"I run to protect individual liberties of the people," McCune said. Those liberties include property and personal rights.
Corey Drury, a Spanaway Republican who works for Pacific Northwest Baking in Sumner, said he's a blue-collar worker with "new ideas that can better direct the future of Pierce County."
All three share a common priority: maintaining public safety.
"The No. 1 issue is public safety," McCune said. That means helping Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor "continue the great job he's done with the department."
McCune added: "We need more officers out there. The population is so spread out it's hard to respond more quickly."
Rasmussen said the county budget is her overall top priority, which means guarding public safety dollars.
"We have to budget very closely," Rasmussen said. "It's paramount that we keep the people that protect the citizens on the street."
Drury said he's seen increases in crime in the Spanaway area since the early 1990s.
Funding for public safety needs to be maintained and increased, at the expense of nonessential services, Drury said. He said Pierce County TV and the county's already reduced arts program should be studied to see if their level of use merits cutbacks. More programs for youth activities are needed, he said.
The candidates differ along party lines on the proposed tax for flood-control projects.
Rasmussen said she supports a tax of 10 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation at most. But she wants to make sure the money is spent to prevent flooding in high-risk areas.
Both McCune and Drury said they oppose a tax for flood-control projects. They say flood projects could be funded out of existing revenues.
District 4
The largest field of council candidates is vying to win the District 4 seat on the council, representing Fircrest, University Place and much of Tacoma. The four candidates – two Tacoma Democrats and two University Place Republicans – are seeking the position that will be vacated by term-limited Tim Farrell, D-Tacoma.
State Rep. Connie Ladenburg, who represents the 29th District, and Realtor Sharon Benson are the two Democrats. University Place Council member Chris Nye and University Place Mayor Ken Grassi are the two Republicans.
Ladenburg says "putting our people back to work in Pierce County" is her top priority.
She said Pierce County needs to capitalize on the $2.4 billion in new construction scheduled to take place at Joint Base Lewis-McChord over the next four years. That federal work will be subcontracted out, and she wants to make sure "our local businesses get those contracts."
Ladenburg said she has a record of passing legislation to counter crime during her eight years on the Tacoma City Council and in the Legislature.
Ladenburg and Benson both stress the importance of major highway projects, such as extending state Route 167 to the Port of Tacoma.
Benson said the 167 extension and the cross-base highway linking Interstate 5 and state Route 7 are critical for adding more jobs at the Port of Tacoma and Frederickson. She said the County Council should exert pressure for funding those state projects.
Benson, who is a Pierce County planning commissioner, said her top priority on the County Council would be long-term growth and planning.
"We need to put Pierce County workers back to work in Pierce County," Benson said.
Benson said the council needs to fully fund public safety, but also carve out some money for programs that prevent people from becoming criminals.
On flood control, Ladenburg said she would support a tax of 10 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation. So would Nye and Grassi. Benson said she needs a breakdown of where the money would be spent before she can decide how much of a tax she would support.
Nye, a Realtor who runs his own online real estate listing service, sees a golden opportunity for economic development rapidly approaching with the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place in June 2015.
"We have about 1,070 days right now," Nye said. "The world's coming to Pierce County. This is a transformational, tipping-point, game-changing event in the history of Pierce County."
Nye wants to reach out to Fortune 500 employers so when they grow their companies, Pierce County "is on the top of the list."
"Let's utilize this event here to let them know what we have here," Nye said.
Nye, who is in his first year on the University Place City Council, said he will complete his four-term on the City Council if he's elected to the County Council.
Grassi also said he will finish his term as University Place mayor at the end of 2013 if he's elected to the County Council – unless someone threatens legal action over the issue. "I will not allow taxpayer money to be spent," he said.
A Pierce County deputy prosecutor said there are no state or local laws that address holding two public offices at the same time.
But Doug Vanscoy, chief civil deputy prosecutor, said there is a 1957 Washington Supreme Court decision adopting the common law doctrine of "incompatibility of public offices" and attorney general opinions applying the case. Vanscoy said the prosecutor's office will address the "potential issue" only if Nye or Grassi is elected and attempts to hold dual offices.
Grassi, owner of Grassi's Flowers and Gifts Inc. in Tacoma, is the last original University Place City Council member dating back to incorporation in 1995. He said public safety is his top priority. But better roads – such as the cross-base highway and improved access to Joint Base Lewis-McChord from Interstate 5 – are related.
"You've got to keep people moving to entice economic development," Grassi said. "You have to keep our community safe to bring people into the area to live."
And, he said, "You have to have living-wage jobs to bring people here and keep them here."


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A number of decidedly national sailing teams will take part this year in the fourth edition of Les Voiles de St. Barth, which has become one of the most colorful and anticipated racing opportunities in the Caribbean. Scheduled for April 8-13, the event draws teams from around the world who enjoy extending their competitive sailing season in a warm, dependably breezy tropical clime.
And no one minds, while they are at it, that the famously trendy island of St. Barth has a French flair that permeates everything from the language that is spoken to the delectable wine and fine cuisine that is offered.
'There are international festivals of all types,' said Luc Poupon, one of the organizers for the event, 'and this truly is a five-day festival of fantastic sailing along with the camaraderie and fun that comes with hundreds of people sharing that experience.'
The Dutch team aboard the chartered Swan 45 Satori is considered 'serious' by most racers, but trimmer Maurits van Oranje is modest about this. 'We'd never take ourselves too serious, but in one way or the other someone will hopefully think of us as champions,' he said. 'Apart from Gerard Verduyn (skipper), who has set up several international sail race teams and raced with world class sailors, most of the team members are experienced, yet not professional. We have sailed as a team for over 20 years on different boats and various international events.'
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Van Oranje says what his team likes most about Les Voiles de St. Barth is that it is very well organized and provides an appealing mix of competition and high quality leisure activities. 'Furthermore, the island's geography inhibits the event from growing too big, which allows it to genuinely focus on first-class racing,' added van Oranje.
In an untraditional way, the 1965 ketch Saphaedra will represent the USA in the Classic Yacht Division, reserved for the most historic and aesthetically pleasing of the entrants. The yacht's captain, Jamie Enos (Kennebunk, Maine/Hamilton, Mass.), will sail with only one other crew—her first-mate Amanda Sparks — perhaps, if they can 'get away with it.'
'Saphaedra is just 51 feet long, and we are used to delivering it to different places on our own, but we'll have to see how exhausted we are after the first day!,' said Enos.
The 27-year-old, who one month after college became a deckhand on Saphaedra and grew into a position of command by 2008, explained that the family that owns the yacht doesn't race. 'So we started in 2010 to sail in the Antigua Classics and other classic yacht regattas in New England like the Martha's Vineyard 'Round the Island Race and the Nantucket Opera House Cup with friends we had met along the way.'
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Last year, Enos sailed as crew on Carlo Falcone's 1938 Bermudian yawl Mariella after she stumbled upon the regatta while bringing Saphaedra through the Caribbean (the yacht summers in Northeast Harbor, Maine, and winters in the islands). This year, Saphaedra is likely to sail against Mariella, which Enos says is faster in heavy air, but not unbeatable, since Saphaedra has beaten her on corrected time at Antigua Classics.
'We're really excited to do it; we had a lot of fun the first time, and it's one of our favorite places to sail,' said Enos.
Among the other entrants that will be proudly flying their nation's flags are the J/122 Lazy Dog, skippered by Puerto Rico's Sergio Sagramoso and the Ker 51 Varuna, owned by Germany's Jens Kellinghusen. The 92-foot carbon Super Maxi Med Spirit will be returning for a second year with its all-French team that includes owner Jean Pierre Dreau. The boat, originally designed to break sailing records, typically charters in the Mediterranean and elsewhere, but once Dreau got a taste of Les Voiles last year, he decided to keep it on his schedule as a 'downtime' event that he could enjoy with friends from Paris serving as crew.
Annelisa Gee, another of the organizers, explained that delivering a good event on the water has been paramount to the growth in popularity that Les Voiles de St. Barth has experienced over the three short years since its inception. 'When sailors are competing, they want it hard-core on the water with a professional race management team, and when they come back ashore, they want to mingle, swap race stories and experience the culture of the island with their fellow sailors, their families and their friends.'
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Les Voiles de St. Barth offers divisions for CSA Spinnaker and Non-Spinnaker, Classics and Multihulls. Racing runs Tuesday through Saturday, with a lay day scheduled for Thursday, when water sports at Nikki Beach will be the activity of choice for hundreds of sailors. While most teams bring their own boats, several charter opportunities exist for full teams or even individuals who want to join a boat already delivered to St. Barth.
'No one really quite knows until they get here how all this chemistry among sailors is going to come together,' said Gee, 'but that's what makes the regatta, and the sport of competitive sailboat racing, so much fun.'
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I've been on my health grind for about a week and half now. Waking up at 5am to hit the gym before work has never felt so awesome (it honestly does). I now know the meaning of "rise and grind". When you are starting your day when it is practically still night outside, you know you must be losing your sanity.
I've been finding that I am slowly losing that night time craving for chocolate and sweets. I now go for fruit and honey, or a dessert tea. I have established and recognized my full blown obsession with Davids Tea.
For this treat, I combined two beloved staples in the dessert world. A chocolate brownie, and a coconut macaroon. Why not layer the two? You can so have coconut in the winter. Don't believe anyone who says summer staples can't happen in the winter. Ever.
For the brownie base:
1/2 cup butter, melted
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 egg
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1/4 cup all purpose flour
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line a 9″ square baking pan with aluminum foil, leaving an overhang. Spray foil (with the exception of the overhang) with non stick cooking spray.
2. Melt butter. Add sugar and salt, and whisk to combine. Whisk in the egg, cocoa and flour until smooth. Pour into prepared pan and bake for 10 – 15 minutes until the brownie starts to pull away from the sides. Do not ovebake. Let cool slightly while preparing coconut layer.
For coconut layer:
2 eggs
3/4 cup sugar
1/2 tsp vanilla
1 cup all purpose flour
7 oz sweetened, shredded coconut (keep 1/2 cup separate from the rest)
1. In a medium bowl, whisk eggs with sugar and vanilla. Gently mix in the flour and coconut (do not add the 1/2 cup coconut). The mixture will be very stiff.
2. Drop in mounds over chocolate base, wet fingers and press the mixture evenly over the top. Sprinkle with the reserved 1/2 cup coconut. Bake for 25 – 30 minutes. Cool completely in the pan. Remove from pan, remove foil and cut into 24 pieces.
*I like the small bite sized pieces. If you want to cut the squares larger (like 16), feel free.
On a side note, last night a friend (who is gluten free, can't eat grains and various meats) and I made paleo acorn squash. It was freakin' delicious. Here is a photo for your mouth watering pleasure.
Anyone who regularly follows the paleo diet: how is it working out for you? Do you like it? Do you find it difficult? Let me know!


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