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Surrounding the man — who is a student, the Orlando Sentinel reports — were four improvised explosive devices (IEDs), a handgun, and an assault weapon.
The dorm was evacuated, and Monday morning classes were canceled. Fox 35 reporters on the scene characterized students as "frustrated, tired, and very scared or concerned."
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Heston says the university was in the process of removing the 30-year-old student from the dorm before Monday … Beary says he believes that the dead student pulled a fire alarm in the dorm to get other students out in the open for an attack.
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Monrovia — The long awaited findings of an investigation launched by the government of Liberia into fake lease contracts involving the Liberian Ambassador to Brussels, Luxemburg and the European Union, Francis Tuan Karpeh, which led to the government recalling of the Ambassador and the entire embassy staff has been unveiled by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Monrovia.
Fake Lease Agreement? Liberian Diplomat in Dubious Rental Deal
A 7-member Investigative Committee led by Ambassador-At-Large Robert Lormia conducted the government investigation, which covered all Liberian foreign missions.
The Committee in its report as issued by the foreign ministry stated that it established that there was no criminal intent nor was there a motive for personal enrichment by Ambassador Francis Tuan Karpeh or other Liberian diplomatic officers in Belgium with respect to leased properties, but stated that it noted procedural and administrative breaches in the way payments were handled, which it concluded did not conform to accepted accounting standards.
"The Investigative Committee found that the rigidity of the budgeting system often impelled the Embassy to secure initial leases based on estimated cost in order to obtain approval before the budget process was completed," stated the foreign ministry release.
Continued the findings: "The Embassy then concluded final leases based on actual cost from the landlord. The difference between the proforma and base rent in the case of Ambassador Karpeh and his officers in Belgium was expended on sundry costs such as fees for general maintenance of the building, maintenance of elevators and other systems connected to the building, heating and cooling of areas external to the apartment, security, garbage collection, and utilities, which unfortunately, were not adequately covered in the quarterly remittances from Monrovia. These extra obligations, if left unattended, would cause embarrassment to the officers concerned, in particular, and the Government and country in general."
The investigation report found that this situation was not widespread at all Liberian diplomatic missions as was widely speculated and reported according to the foreign ministry release.
The ministry stated that the report found that some missions experienced serious difficulties as a result of shortfalls between remitted amounts and actual amounts due to what the committee calls the ever increasing nature of leases and the cost of utilities coupled with exchange rate losses caused by fluctuations in foreign exchange rates between the US dollars, the currency in which monies from Liberia are remitted and the currency of the host country including bank charges.
"The Investigative Committee found that this problem is more acute in the euro zone countries, including Belgium," stated the Ministry of foreign affairs.
In its recommendations the committee called on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, working in concert with the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of Liberia, to put in place a realistic policy that will oversee monetary transactions at Liberia's diplomatic missions abroad, particularly with reference to payment of rents and leases.
"The Report also recommends; that transactions and accounting practices at Liberian diplomatic missions should undergo regular, periodic inspections through the Office of the Inspector General of the Foreign Service, in a bid to enhance accountability at the missions as well as objectively assess difficulties experienced by Liberian diplomats, which could lead to a more expeditious solution of the difficulties," stated the MFA release.
"It emphasizes that due notice be taken of the cost of living index in countries hosting Liberian diplomatic missions, and that adequate budgeting and other measures be taken to address those conditions.. Additionally, the report states that keen note should be taken of the currency exchange rate fluctuations to avoid shortfalls in remittances to the missions."
FrontPageAfrica reported that it had documents in its possession showing that Ambassador Karpeh overstated the rental expenses for his residence in Brussels. FPA uncovered two separate lease agreements for Ambassador Kapeh's Belgium residence showing conflicting figures for rental expenses.
The Ambassador had a lease agreement from a real estate company named ESTIA NV/SA which he (Karpeh) presented to the Government of Liberia as the lease agreement for his official residence in Brussels amounting to 3,600 Euros a month, amounting to a yearly sum of 43,200 Euros an estimated US$ 56,160 yearly.
Estia the company from which the Ambassador seems to have acquired the lease agreement said the contract was a fake. The company told VTM NIEUWS in Brussels that it had no contract with the Liberian Embassy. The allegedly fake lease agreement with ESTIA on which basis the Government of Liberia paid the rental expenses of Ambassador Karpeh is said to be located on Boulevard du Rio Albert li 45, 1030 Scharbeek.
Documents received from the ministry of Foreign Affairs upon an FPA request corroborated the lease agreement in the possession of FrontPageAfrica putting the cost of the Ambassador's residence for 3,600 Euros when he was actually paying 1,140 Euros. This paper through its Belgian counterpart VTM NIEUWS based in Brussels contacted ESTIA NV/SA and the company denied ever entering into a lease agreement with the Liberian Ambassador (Karpeh).
"This lease agreement is fake. We do not have a lease with this person," the company told VTM NIEUWS on enquiry in Brussels.
Second contract questionable
The second lease contract also in the possession of FPA, which turns out to be the rightful lease agreement of Ambassador Karpeh's current residence in Brussels according to FPA sources in Brussels.This contract was entered into between Vilvo Invest and Karpeh on February 1, 2013. But the investigation failed to establish which lease agreement was the proper one.
The value of the lease is 1,140 Euros per month almost three times the amount being paid by the Government of Liberia as reflected on the lease agreement in possession of FrontpageAfrica and obtained from the foreign ministry. This agreement was entered into February 1, 2013 and is valid until January 31, 2022.
A payment voucher dated Wednesday, August 14, 2013 showed that the Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs paid an amount of US$29,858.66 as rental fees for Ambassador Karpeh, Comfort Swengbe, Paul Tate and Konah Moore. The voucher's narrative stated that an amount of US$ 9,497.78 was paid for Ambassador Francis Karpeh for July and August, 2013, an indication that the Government of Liberia paid US$4,748.89 per month for Ambassador Karpeh residence.
The payment as reflected on the voucher indicates that the Government of Liberia pays US$4,748.89 per month an equivalent of 3,600 Euros in line with lease payment arrangements known to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as in actuality the Liberian diplomat receives lease payment amounting to 3,600 per month.
This leads to an unexplained variance of 2,460 Euro monthly, between payments made by the GoL and payment made to the property owner in Belgium. Instead of the Government of Liberia paying 13,680 Euros as yearly rent, its pays 43,200 Euros with an amount of 29,520 Euros unaccounted for.


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I have a HQ16 and am having a lot of trouble with quilting straight lines. I have the ruler base but it does not sit even with the needle plate (needle plate is at least 1/8" higher), causing ruler work to be inconsistent and bumpy looking. I do not have the pro-stitcher but would love to be able to find some sort of guide/attachment to make consistent straight lines perfectly. I have seen one somewhere but cannot remember where (of course). Anyone have any links or suggestions? I am not sure how the ruler base can be adjusted (if possible) to fit the machine better, kind of disappointing really.
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When you are using a ruler you need to hold the ruler securely where the machine is quilting. If you are holding it right by your hopping foot, with your quilt loaded you shouldn't feel the "bump." Make sure you are not pushing down too hard.
The other thing you can use is a channel lock. You can purchase them from your local rep. or you can order them directly from Handi Quilter. They will "rainbow" over the wheel's on your machine. This will hold your machine so you can only move it horizontally. You can also place them around the wheels on the carriage and move the machine vertically. This position does not hold as well as the wheels on the machine.
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Libie, this is the only thing about my Avante that I do not like. The throat plate is higher than the ruler base. My old long arm machine had it perfectly level. I used my ruler base as a template and cut an old rotary cutting matt to size and placed it on top of the ruler base. It is MUCH better. I need to get some contact paper or something slippery to cover it to reduce drag but this has helped me immensely.
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"We don't want to talk about it as a function of our theming unless we can deliver on the promise," he said. "Their feedback was absolutely, 'We have the capacity and not only that, we have the cutting-edge information and ideas' that will provide a 'wow' factor to our event."
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When the lazy days of summer arrive and your child's schedule is packed with swimming, camp, and family vacations, it can be a challenge to find time for reading.
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Explore your library. Visit your local library to check out books and magazines that your kids haven't seen before. Many libraries have summer reading programs, book clubs, and reading contests for even the youngest borrowers. There are often incentives, such as a free book upon completing their summer reading lists. Young kids will feel extra grown-up checking out books with their own library card.
Read on the road. Going on a long car trip? Make sure the back seat is stocked with favorite reads. When you're not at the wheel, you can read the books aloud. Get some audiobooks (many libraries have large selections) and listen to them together during drive time.
Make your own books. Pick one of your family's favorite parts of summer — whether it's baseball, ice cream, vacation, or the pool — and have your child draw or cut out related pictures from magazines and catalogs. Paste the pictures onto paper to make a book, and then encourage your child to write text for each page. A younger child can dictate the story for you to write down (using your child's words). When you're done, read the book together.
Keep in touch. Kids don't have to go away to write about summer vacation. Even if your family stays home, you can encourage your child to send postcards, letters, or e-mails to friends and relatives. Ask a relative to be your child's pen pal, and encourage a weekly exchange of letters, postcards, or e-mails.
Keep up the reading rituals. Even if everything else changes during the summer, keep up the reading routines already in place at your house. Read with your kids every day — whether it's just before bedtime or under a shady tree on a lazy afternoon. And don't forget to take a book to the beach! Just brush the sand off the pages!
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Abraham of Abraham-Hicks promotes setting goals by not being specific, because being specific often causes resistance to rise in the form of doubts, fears, feeling that you might not deserve the goal. He also advises us to set a general goal, and then spend the rest of our time letting the goal go and simply relishing positive thinking, having a positive outlook, and engaging in activities that are soothing thereby increasing our vibration and naturally allowing the higher vibrational reality to feed itself to us.
This is one man's amazing story about using Abe 30 process to a better life:
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1. Wrote out a calendar and looked at it every day writing down all the things that he did to stay happy and positive that day.
2. Wrote Abe a thank you letter in advance of his success thanking him for each and every thing he wanted manifesting. The letter included thanks for the perfect job and relationship manifesting.
3. Every day 2x a day he pictured himself sitting in The Hot Seat (the seat that visitors to Abe's workshops get selected to go to ask Abe a question - only a few people get selected out of a 200 person workshop) reading the letter to Abe.
4. He was not specific – in the past he use to force fill his own grid – forced a job or a girl and was always miserable
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6. In reading the letter to himself he was in love with the woman that he wrote about without her even being there
7. When he did things throughout the day that made him happy and kept him in a happy state, he didn't do it thinking: "I am doing this because it will manifest something I want" - he did it purely for the happiness of it. He also wrote each actifity down on the calendar.
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The Play Food link is not working. Me and a friend really want to find their cheese somewhere in MN! Can't seem to find a way to contact the company. Can anyone help?
The Play Food link is not working. Me and a friend really want to find their cheese somewhere in MN! Can't seem to find a way to contact the company. Can anyone help?
The owners wrecked the deal for those of us that have allergies and can't eat real cheese.
Nasty divorce.
You can google them and read the sad details.
Would be nice if they sold the rights to make the product to someone else and they shared the royalties.
Sadly, they probably won't do that. Would be the gracious, mature, thing to do.
We fell in LOVE with all the Playfood cheeses. They opened ALL kinds of new foods for our family of 4 where 3 of us have severe milk and soy allergies.
There isn't another cheese substitute on the market that even comes close to this product.
The cheeses actually melt smooth and not grainy like other non-cow based cheeses.
We found Playfood products for a while at various groceries until the stockpile ran out. Now, we can't find it. After a bit of research, we read the unfortunate story of the couples and company's demise.
It is very sad indeed that because this couple were unable to resolve their differences an awesome product fell on the floor.
We would be truly, truly pleased if Mr. Smith resumed production of Playfood. Playfood would once again be a staple in our home.
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New Zealand Sevens coach Gordon Tietjens celebrated his 57th birthday in style today with his fourth consecutive South African title.
The crushing 47-12 final win over France increased the All Blacks Sevens lead to 14 points on the World Series ladder and afforded Tietjens a rare smile.
"Yeah it's great. It's four years and it's a pretty good birthday present really but in saying that they (New Zealand) played particularly well today," Tietjens said.
"They were outstanding today. Starting with Wales in the quarter-final, played particularly well against Africa in a close encounter and to finish off like that was awesome.
"Awesome for the new young players but that core group of experienced players I have I thought was outstanding today."
Kurt Baker was the star of the show with a hat-trick of tries which made a mockery of his non-selection in New Zealand's five Super Rugby teams.
"Yeah Kurt has made the transition from 15s, back into the Sevens mould," Tietjens said.
"He didn't get picked up by a Super Rugby team so that's awesome. He is a great Sevens player, works very, very hard and is rewarded with all the tries that he gets."
France paid the price for a gruelling 12-7 semi-final extra time win over Argentina which lasted an energy-sapping 24 minutes.
"We wanted to speed it up. We probably underestimated them a little bit but we have a lot of respect for France because you never know what they're going to come out and do.
"They are a good side, they have been there or thereabouts throughout the World Series this year so an awesome performance from my side but I will also compliment France on how they played."
France's final placing lifted them to second place on the World Series ladder with 46 points but New Zealand, with 60 points, are in the box seat for yet another title.
Tietjens though, who is the ever realist, remains grounded with six tournaments still to go.
"Nothing is a handsome lead. It's a pretty tough World Series but to be out in front before we hit Wellington it's an awesome place to be," he said.
"You never want to start slow in the World Series but to be there or thereabouts is pretty good at the moment."
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Zambo 'attack' a response to Misuari arrest info — MNLF official
Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) fighters went to Zamboanga City on Monday morning not to attack the city but as a response to an "unusual" military movement there to arrest MNLF founder Nur Misuari, the group's advocacy director said.
Troops set up blockades in Zambo City. Troops block city streets as they inch closer to MNLF-held Zamboanga City hospital on Monday, September 9. Earlier, a soldier was killed, while at least six others were wounded, during a clash between the armed forces and suspected MNLF gunmen before dawn in the city. Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala, head of the AFP-PIO, said the encounter occurred off the coast of Rio Hondo, a known hotspot in the city. Citing initial reports, Zagala said the encounter involved suspected MNLF fighters and the Naval Special Operations Group. Jocelyn P. Alvarez/PIA9
Interviewed by GMA News Online, John Petalcorin described the MNLF presence in Zamboanga City as a "pre-emptive response" to the supposed "large" troop movement in the city.
"Mayroon raw nakita na unusual large troops movement. They thought they're going to arrest Nur Misuari. The MNLF responded to protect him, to move him somewhere else," Petalcorin said by phone.
He said they received information that government security forces were deployed in Zamboanga City to arrest five MNLF members, including Misuari.
He also said Misuari did not order their men to enter Zamboanga City, adding the military should explain why they deployed troops to the area.
The military, on the other hand, confirmed that five MNLF members were arrested by the police in Zamboanga City on Sunday for possession of illegal firearms.
In a separate phone interview, Armed Forces public affairs office chief Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala said the MNLF were the first ones to deploy their troops—around 300 to 400 armed members—in Zamboanga City allegedly to hoist their flag in the city hall.
"Sila ang nag-move in. They should be the one to explain why they sent 400 armed men early morning. Their objective is to proceed to the city hall and raise their flag," Zagala said.
The military said MNLF followers had occupied the city hall, hoisted their flag, and took at least 20 civilians as hostages.
Zagala linked the alleged attack to the MNLF's declaration of independence weeks ago — an allegation Petalcorin denied.
"We declared it in a very peaceful way. Walang relationship sa MNLF declaration of independence 'yan," Petalcorin said, adding the MNLF fighters may have chosen to enter the city hall to divert the conflict from the residential areas.
Asked about the hostages, Petalcorin said they have no information on this. "Ang MNLF, gagawin ang dapat gagawin to survive," he only said.
Zamboanga City Mayor Isabella Climaco-Salazar, citing information from the Zamboanga City Police, said six people have already been killed in the violence, while 24 others were wounded. — KBK, GMA News
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"Big Jim" Elkins arrives in Portland after serving five years in the Arizona State Penitentiary for shooting a cop during a botched robbery. A small-time pimp and drug dealer, he will eventually become one of Portland's most powerful crime bosses. His racket of choice? Pinball.
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Pinball, today, may be a harmless barroom pastime (and a brilliant theme for a late-'60s rock opera), but in '30s-era Portland, it was an "epidemic" sweeping the city and, in the eyes of some, a dangerous gateway to youth gambling. In those days, many machines were like slot machines, paying out cash and other redeemable prizes. Reformers saw no distinction between pinball and gambling, claiming pinball was a game of pure luck, not skill. The city, a 1936 letter to the Oregonian chided, should not condone the stripping of nickels "from the credulous, the optimistic, the perennially hopeful."
The law eventually agreed. In January 1937, Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge James W. Crawford banned the machines, branding them as lottery games. "The element of chance predominates in the play of these games," he declared, modestly acknowledging "the small element of skill" involved. Portland continued to rake in $120,000 annually on license fees for "amusement only" pinball machines until 1951, when Mayor Dorothy "No Sin" Lee declared even such chaste machines illegal. (After years of injunctions and appeals by operators and license-fee-coveting city commissioners, the state Supreme Court upheld the ban in 1954.) Lamenting the many small businesses this ruling would kill, one restaurateur could only shake his head: "Portland is getting to be a city that's dead."
Stumptown began rising from that ominous grave when the ban was lifted in 1976. Today our city is home to 415 machines and counting, according to the Portland Pinball Map (portlandpinballmap.com), which receives more than 2,000 hits a day. Scott Wainstock, a co-founder of the website, says luck is only a small part of the game: "It's incredibly hard, knowing where to shoot the ball, how to keep it up. You're battling against gravity." —MP
Crime boss Al Winter becomes the undisputed king of all gambling operations in Portland. According to crime writer Phil Stanford, in a scene worthy of The Sopranos, when two small-time crooks try to move in on the action Winter warns them, "The problem is, you didn't get my permission. Now I want 50 percent of everything you got, and if you do it again, we'll break your hands."
A high-profile downtown murder inspires two major reports on vice in the Rose City—damning testaments to the corruption of Mayor Earl Riley. Outraged voters send Riley packing in the next election.
Dorothy "No Sin" Lee becomes Portland's first female mayor and launches an all-out war on vice. Within the next few years, Lee outlaws slots and gambling in private clubs—including pinball machines, deemed a dangerous "gateway" to youth gambling.


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| Pyongyang, September 17 (KCNA) -- Various activities have been conducted to take care of the disabled in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
The DPRK law on the Protection of the Person with Disability, adopted in June Juche 92 (2003), stipulates that the State shall respect their personality and guarantee their socio-political rights, freedom and interests equal to the healthy persons.
The Korean Federation for the Protection of the Disabled carries on assistance, protection and information activities in line with the government's popular policies to encourage the disabled to play their role for the collective and society.
The federation has directed much effort to updating sanatoriums and supplying medical institutions with up-to-date appliances and technologies for recuperation and treatment.
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The Indiana Court of Appeals traveled to Terre Haute to hear oral arguments in a murder case in which a trial court dismissed all charges against the defendant.
After listening to the arguments by Cynthia Ploughe, who represented the state, and Joseph Cleary, who represented the defendant, the judges and attorneys answered questions posed by the students and community members.
"How often is it that you get to ask questions of a judge'†Linda Maule, associate professor of political science, said of the session.
The court sessions, which have been to ISU for six years, are educational, she said.
"For students to have the opportunity to view the Indiana Court of Appeals in action is an exceptional learning experience,†she said. "It exposes them to a function of government they don't often see, but impacts their lives.â€
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"Every judge loves it,†Riley said about the traveling oral arguments program. "We get a chance to teach about the process, about what we do.â€
For the students in attendance, they enjoyed listening to the case and being able to ask questions of the judges.
"I really liked that I got to see the appeals portion and what happened with it (which is different) than the trials and what happens on TV,†said Marcus Tener, a sophomore political science major from Terre Haute.
Crystal Amons, a senior legal studies and African American studies major from Indianapolis, said it wasn't her first time to listen to oral arguments, but she found it interesting.
"This one was a lot faster,†she said.
She also enjoyed listening to the judges answer questions, especially as she desires to attend law school and to possibly become a judge.
"You get to actually hear from them what they thought about the courts and their experience,†she said.
She also thought the experience was great for the students.
"It's easier to go somewhere on campus and get the experience of being in court, especially for the freshmen who don't drive and don't know they can go sit in on trials,†she said.
While it was an educational experience, the oral arguments concerned an actual case pending before the panel of three judges.
The state charged Rex David Delph of with two counts of murder and felony murder and one count of arson for setting his Anderson home on fire, which resulted in the deaths of his wife and son, in 2004. The trial court dismissed the charges against Delph in 2006, finding the state violated Delph's constitutional right to a speedy trial.
Ploughe argued that the trial delays were due to the defense.
"All continuances in this care were by the defendant,†she said. "The state never asked for a continuance.â€
Cleary argued that the delay was due to not receiving evidence from federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms investigators in the case.
"I don't think there was any way for us to have a fair trial without that evidence,†he said.
Ploughe said the state was prepared to go to trial without that information, as it did not have it either.
"The ATF had it,†she said. "The state cannot tell the federal government what to do.â€
"They don't like that I noticed,†Judge Cale Bradford replied.
Although Cleary and Ploughe were stating their side cases, they also had to answer numerous questions asked by the judges. At one point, Riley told Cleary, "You have to get a better argument as to why you didn't object when it was over the year.â€
Riley said the judges should make their decision in the case in 60 to 90 days.
Judicial lesson
Indiana State University students and community members listen intently as the Indiana Court of Appeals hears oral arguments in a murder case inside the university's Hulman Memorial Student Union. (Leslie Thais/ISU)
Court in session A three-judge panel of the Indiana Court of Appeals hears oral arguments in a murder case inside a meeting room of Indiana State University's Hulman Memorial Student Union. (Leslie Thais/ISU)
Writer: Jennifer Sicking, assistant director of media relations, Indiana State University, (812) 237-7972 or email@example.com
The Indiana Court of Appeals traveled to the Indiana State University campus to hear oral arguments in a murder case and provide students and community members a chance to ask questions about the judicial process.


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UNIONDALE, NY — Terence E. Smolev, partner-in- charge of the Tax, Trusts and Estates department atForchelli, Curto, Deegan, Schwartz, Mineo, Cohn & Terrana LLP, will be honored by the Alzheimer's Foundation of America (AFA) on July 12th at its Care on the Fairways golf event at the Muttontown Golf & Country Club in East Norwich, NY. Mr. Smolev has been a member of AFA's board of trustees since 2007.
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Jesse Pinkman's Toyota Tercel. Asking bid: $5,700. "Breaking Bad fans will love this car -- the actual vehicle Aaron Paul's character drove in the series," the listing states. "It's a 1986 Tercel TDX that runs and drives. The paint is faded and the interior has been affected by age. It has logged about 181,500 miles and is sold as-is."
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Disappearer's card. Asking bid $800. "In the 11th episode of Breaking Bad's final season, Saul Goodman grabs a business card for the Disappearer. This business card for the Disappearer. We're aware that 'disappearer' isn't a real word. But Ed isn't a real guy. This is a great Breaking Bad prop," the listing states. "And just for the fun of it, call the number."
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Skyler White's 1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. Asking bid: $9,900. "Skyler White, Walt's wife, drives this unique and highly recognizable 1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer throughout Breaking Bad," the listing states. "The Jeep runs and drives, but leaks oil and has some paint bubbling and chipping. This is the very Jeep that Skyler, played by Emmy winner Anna Gunn, drives through New Mexico."
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Rubber axe belonging to "The Cousins," brothers Leonel and Marco Salamanca. Asking bid: $3,200. "The Season 3 bad guys, who were nephews of Hector 'Tio' Salamanca, and cousins of Tuco, showed up at Walter White's house with an axe," the listing states. "The Cousins are hitmen for a Mexican drug cartel, and the axe is one of their weapons of choice. This one is pure magic."
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Annapolis County Events space is provided for local non-profit organizations. Space is limited to about 25 words. There is no guarantee that notices will be printed. Contact 825-3457, fax 825-6707, email email@example.com, or drop them off at 87 Commercial Street, Middleton. Deadline is Thursday at 4 p.m.
Vendors Wanted
Annual Legion Christmas Craft Fair at Annapolis Royal Legion on Dec. 1, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tables are $30. Pre-book by November 15, by contacting 532-5196.
Jam Sessions
Wednesdays Come out to Brickton Jam Sessions every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. Great Country & Bluegrass music. Come to play, sing, or listen. Refreshments at intermission. All for only $ 2 each.
Public Skate
At the Middleton and District Arena on Fridays, 7 to 8 p.m. and Sundays, 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. Adult Skate is on Wednesdays, 10 to 11 a.m.. Call 825-3583 to confirm. Cost: Youth $2; Adult $4; Family $10.
Museum Winter Hours
Annapolis Valley Macdonald Museum, 21 School Street is open winter hours, 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday until December 14. Featured is the Nova Scotia Museum's antique clock and watch exhibit, the Rusty Nail exhibit, a recreated classroom and general store, Sports Walls of Fame, as well as smaller natural history and square dancing exhibits. Admission is $3 per person. Phone 825-6116 for more information.
Wreath Campaign
Starting November 24 Bridgetown Lions start their Christmas Wreath Campaign November 24. Contact Sharon Lycett at 665-4818 for information or any Lions club member. Proceeds support many community activities.
Curlers Needed
Bridgetown Curling Club requires experienced curlers or those who would like to learn. For curling on Mon. or Wed. night: Doug, 532-2140; for Fri. night: Connie, 665-2795 or Brenda, 665-2935; for Seniors (50+), Tues. and Thurs. afternoons: Peter, 665-4522; for Juniors on Sun. or Learn to Curl on Tues.: Monica: firstname.lastname@example.com; evenings at 665-4181. Info: bridgetowncurlingclub.com
Pudding Sale
Until November 30 order your annual Christmas Pudding (gift wrapped, approx. 1 lb.). Proceeds to Grace United Church $10. Order through Pat: 245-5917 or Marlene: 245-6752.
Crafters Wanted Please register now for the Annapolis Valley Macdonald Museum's Christmas Craft Sale held from 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 23 and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 24. Tables are $50 each, tax included. Please phone the Museum at 825-6116.
After School LEGO
Thursdays at 3:30 p.m., Bridgetown and Area Library. What better way to spend after school than building LEGO at the library! Build with ours. Do not bring your own LEGO.
Family Board Game Night
Tuesdays Starting at 6:30 p.m. Bridgetown and Area Library. Enjoy some old-fashioned family fun at the Bridgetown Library. Bring your own board games or try some of ours. Ages 10+
Until December 7 SoldiersŌĆÖ Memorial Health AuxiliaryŌĆÖs annual campaign at Middleton Home Hardware from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Every Thursday and Friday until Friday, Dec. 7.) Purchase a bulb at $5 each. Proceeds for new equipment at S.M. Hospital.
Authors Ink
November 21 Authors Ink creative writing group meets 10 a.m. to 12 p.m, on Wednesday, Nov. 21 at Annapolis Valley Macdonald Museum, 21 School Street, Middleton. All welcome. Cost is $3 admission. Phone 825-6116 for information.
Greenwood Players
November 21-25 Snow White and Seven Dwarfs performed by the Greenwood Players in A.V.M. Morfee Centre, Greenwood. Show times are Wednesday to Saturday at 7 p.m. and a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday. Tickets on sale at Valley Drug Mart in Middleton and Kingston.
Moschelle Hall AGM
November 22 Annual meeting of the Moschelle Hall Society to be held at the hall on Thursday, Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Turkey Supper
November 22 Turkey Supper at St George & St Andrew United Church, Annapolis Royal on November 22 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Delivery of takeouts in the Annapolis Royal Area. Take out for pick up at door. Call 532-5534. $12 for adults and $5 for children.
Legion Meeting
November 22 General meeting of Port Royal Legion Br.21 at 7 p.m. with nominations for new executive.
Dairy Meetings
November 23 DFNS Fall regional meeting for all NS milk producers to receive updates, give input, and ask questions, starts at 1 p.m. in the Fire Hall, Lawrencetown.
Craft Show
November 24 At The Rebekah in Bear River, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Find over 40 fine crafts and arts vendors with hand-made treasures.
ChildrenŌĆÖs Crafts
November 24 ChildrenŌĆÖs Christmas Craft making afternoon (parents not required to stay), 1 to 3 p.m. at Bear River Museum in the Oakdene Centre. For ages 5 and up, cost is $5.00. Contact Louise at 467-1211 (museum) or 467-0142 (home).
Multi-Cultural Showcase
November 24 Of sharing music and a potluck at Oakdene Centre, Bear River. Potluck supper: 4 p.m.; Drum making presentation: 5 p.m.; Smudge Presentation: 5:45 p.m.; music traditional drumming to Blues, Country & Acadian: 6:15 to 8 p.m. Info: email@example.com; 467-0356.
Turkey Supper
November 24 Bear River Fire Department Turkey Supper with dessert and drink, starting at 5 p.m., adults $10; children $5.
Christmas Craft Sale
November 23 & 24 The 26th Annual Christmas Craft Sale held from 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 23 and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 24 at Macdonald Museum, 21 School St., Middleton. Three floors of crafts. Canteen and washrooms available. Admission is $2 per person, children 12 years and under admitted free. Proceeds support the museum. Phone 825-6116 for more information.
Tea & Sale
November 24 St. Alphonsus Catholic Church Christmas Tea & Sale from 2 to 4 p.m. in Bridgetown. Sandwiches, sweets, tea and coffee. Bake, craft and Christmas white elephant tables. Also 50/50 tickets (draw Nov 24), plus tickets on two framed crossstitch pictures (draw: Dec 2).
November 24 Jack & Jill Nursery SchoolŌĆÖs Silent and Ticket Auction in Paradise, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Cribbage Tournament
November 24 At Middleton Legion Branch #1, registration at 12 noon, play starts at 1 p.m. All entrance monies returned in prizes. Canteen available. Members and guests welcome. Must be 19 years of age. Info: 825-4751
Outdoor Series
November 24 ChildrenŌĆÖs Outdoor Classroom Series is free and runs the last Saturday of each month. Series #1 teaches children about trees, including how to climb them. Locations: Middleton: 11 a.m. to 12 noon at Rotary Park; Bridgetown: 1 to 2 p.m. at Jubilee Park; Annapolis Royal: 3 to 4 p.m. at Fort Anne. For info or to register, call 824-1069. Rain date is the following day.
Italian Feast
November 24 HART's fifth annual Italian Feast, Silent Auction and guest speaker at Berwick Fire Hall, 5 to 9 p.m. $20 per person. For advance tickets or more information, contact 341-HART; www.valleyhart.com
Citrus Pickup
November 24 The Middleton Skating Club's orange and grapefruit orders will be ready for pick up on Saturday, Nov. 24 from 9 a.m. to noon at 247 Commercial Street in Middleton. (cash or cheque please)
Annapolis Royal FarmerŌĆÖs Market
November 24 Your source for local food products and more, from October until May. From 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Historic Gardens. Free admission. Call 532-7018.
Christmas Gifts
November 24 & 25 Come to Margaretsville Community Hall to shop, 2 to 4 p.m. both days. Find Margaretsville Lighthouse items such as T-shirts (sizes 6 & up), hoodies, sweatshirts, pendants and other items, plus the history book.
Worship Service
November 25 This will be the last worship service in the Clarence Baptist Church, until further notice.
Gospel Music
November 25 Evening of music at the Pentecostal Full Gospel Tabernacle, Lequille at 7 p.m. with the Barrs and Alfie Bright. Free will offering. Refreshments to follow. Info: Tav, 532-1967
Anniversary Service
November 25 West Dalhousie Baptist Church hosts its 202 service at 7 p.m. in honour of two centuries of Christian witness. Guest Speaker is Rev. Dr. George Allen who is celebrating 70-plus years of ministry. Special musical guest is Timothy Habinski on Celtic harp. Refreshments to follow.
Heart of Worship
November 25 You are invited to the "Heart of Worship," live with Virgil 'Surgarfree' Wadman on Sunday, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. Place: New Beginnings Center, 1151 Bridge St., Greenwood.
Variety Show
November 25 Variety Show at 2 p.m. in King's Theatre, Annapolis Royal. In support of Annapolis Community Health Centre and produced by the auxiliary. Includes local acts: Collaborative Practice, Linda Bailey, ABC Choir, Jeff Tooker, Janet Swansburg, and a surprise finale.
Heart of Worship
November 25 You are invited to the "Heart of Worship," live with Virgil 'Surgarfree' Wadman on Sunday, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. Place: New Beginnings Center, 1151 Bridge St., Greenwood
Hanging of the Greens
November 25 Hanging of the Greens at the Hillsburn United Baptist Church, Hillsburn at 7 p.m. on November 25. Free will offering. Refreshments to follow. Everyone Welcome.
Christmas Crafts
November 25 Christmas Crafts at Hampton Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. Find all things good, plus sweets, coffee and tea for free will offering. Admission is free. Proceeds from 50/50 draw, table fees and canteen towards Hall upkeep. Contact: Daniele, 665-4040; Jo, 665- 2424
Historical Society Meets
November 27 Annapolis Valley Historical Society meeting at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 27 at Annapolis Valley Macdonald Museum, 21 School Street, Middleton. Christmas program includes music by Bob Chetwynd and Bob Boutilier and Christmas memories by AVHS members. No admission charged. All welcome. Phone 825-6116 for more information.
School Info Session
November 27 An information session regarding the formation of new Primary to Grade 12 School in Bridgetown starts at 7 p.m. in the BRHS Cafeteria. The Annapolis Valley Regional School Board, School Advisory Councils and School Administration will communicate what stage the developing process is in. Interested community members and parents are welcome.
Coffee Party
November 27 St. James annual Christmas Coffee Party at the Church Hall in Bridgetown, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Auction starts at 11 a.m. Bake table, ticket auction and lots to eat. Price at the door is $5.
Fireflies' Luncheon
November 27 Fireflies Luncheon November 27 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Middleton Fire Hall. This month's menu: your choice of turkey burger plate, corn chowder or hamburger soup along with either gingerbread or apple crisp and tea /coffee. A real bargain at $7 per person. For Middleton deliveries to home or business, call 825-3062 by Monday, Nov. 26.
November 27 Scrabble on Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 2 p.m. at the Bridgetown and Area Library. Scrabble enthusiasts are invited to join us the last Tuesday of each month for a lively game of Scrabble. (Adults)
CAPS Meeting
November 28 The monthly meeting of the board of Companion Animal Protection Society of Annapolis County will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building in Lawrencetown. All CAPSŌĆÖ members and friends are invited to attend. In case of inclement weather, please call 825-CAPS for updates. Please note: There will be not be a CAPSŌĆÖ board meeting in the month of December.
Ticket Auction
November 28 Ticket Auction with great certificates and a lot of new items at the Lions Hall in Nictaux in support of Middleton and District Minor Hockey. Doors open at 2 p.m. with draws at 7 p.m. Canteen available.
Craft Sale
November 28 The Torbrook United Baptist Church ŌĆśStitch & ChatterŌĆÖ LadiesŌĆÖ craft sale at Greenwood Mall. Proceeds support Hot Lunch program at AEES, the Lodge that Gives and other projects.
Christmas Supper
November 29 All Saints' ACW will be holding their Annual Christmas Casserole Supper and Sale at All Saints' Church Hall, Pleasant Street, Kingston (turn west off Bridge Street) on Thursday, Nov. 29 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Menu: a large variety of casseroles, salads, and desserts. Cost: Adults $10; Children $5. Family rates available.ŌĆ©There will be a bake table.ŌĆ©There will be take out.
Moonlight Madness Bridgetown
November 30 Moonlight Madness in Bridgetown on Friday, Nov. 30 at the Bridgetown and Area Library. Celebrate Moonlight Madness at the Library, open for this special evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Bring your friends and drop into the library, warm up, check out a book, play some games, enjoy a snack.
Annapolis Royal FarmerŌĆÖs Market
December 1 Your source for local food products and more, from October until May. From 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Historic Gardens. Free admission. Call 532-7018.
Christmas Concert
December 1 Middleton Choral Society, directed by Maureen MacLean, accompanied by Elizabeth Harwood, presents its annual Christmas concert of seasonal sacred and secular choral selections, St. John's United Church, Middleton, 8 p.m. A freewill offering will be taken.
Coffee Party
December 1 Spa Springs WomenŌĆÖs Institute annual coffee party at Parker Hall, Victoria Vale. Doors open at 10 and goes to 11:30 a.m. Find that special gift at the craft table, also bake table, grab bags, and tickets on raffle(s). Free will offering for coffee party with the yearly favorites.
Display & Tea
December 1 Outreach of Harmony Baptist Church will have a Nativity display, plus a tea and bake sale from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Church. Free will offering. All welcome.
Breakfast With Santa
December 1 Annual Santa's Breakfast and Craft Sale at Lawrencetown Consolidated School, 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Breakfast: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.; cost $3 for adults;$2 for children. Craft sale with local crafters, Huge ticket auction, NS Power light exchange and Christmas hamper draw. Free skating at Youth Arena, 2 to 4 p.m. plus wagon rides and hot chocolate.
Christmas Tea
December 1 The Nictaux Hospital AuxiliaryŌĆÖs Tea will be held at the Middleton Fire Hall this year, 2 to 4 p.m. There will be door prizes, $2 gift bags, a bake table, tickets on a hooked rug, and more. Tickets available from Auxiliary member or at the door.
December 2 At the Port George Rec. Centre, 8 to 10 a.m. Enjoy pancakes, hash browns, scrambled eggs, baked beans, sausage, bacon, toast, muffins and fruit salad. Proceeds for the Rec.Centre. Last breakfast of the season.
Christmas Program
December 2 Macdonald Museum presents Tenor David Skidmore and Pianist Marion Krisk, 2 to 4 p.m., at the museum in Middleton. $10 at the door. Light refreshments served.
Sing Messiah
December 2 A Royal Consort, directed by Caroline Bosley, accompanied by Elizabeth Harwood, presents choral excerpts from Handel's Messiah, with audience participation, First United Baptist Church, 762 St. George Street, Annapolis Royal, 2 p.m. Tickets available (adults $10.00, students $5.00) from Westside Studio and choir members.
Ticket Auction
December 6 Annual ticket auction of the Catholics WomenŌĆÖs League of St. MonicaŌĆÖs at their Hall on Connaught St., Middleton. Doors open at 2 p.m. with draws starting at 7 p.m. Also Bake Table, raffles and canteen. All proceeds go back to the community.
Christmas Concert
December 8 Middleton Choral Society, directed by Maureen MacLean, accompanied by Elizabeth Harwood, presents its annual Christmas concert of seasonal sacred and secular choral selections, Kingston United Church, Kingston, 8 p.m. A freewill offering will be taken.
Annapolis Royal FarmerŌĆÖs Market
December 8 Your source for local food products and more, from October until May. From 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Historic Gardens. Free admission. Call 532-7018.
Nativity Tea
December 8 Start your Christmas early. A Nativty Tea will be held at St. Luke's Church hall, Annapolis Royal on Saturday, Dec. 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. Displays of many different Nativity Sets and afternoon tea for $5.
Christmas Service
December 9 Lawrencetown Male Choir, directed and accompanied by Carole Baltzer, presents a Christmas program of music and readings, Lawrencetown United Baptist Church, Lawrencetown, 7 p.m. A freewill offering will be taken.
Legion Meeting
December 13 Annual General Meeting of Port Royal Legion Br.21 at 7 p.m.
Annapolis Royal FarmerŌĆÖs Market
December 15 Your source for local food products and more, from October until May. From 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Historic Gardens. Free admission. Call 532-7018.
Annapolis Royal FarmerŌĆÖs Market
December 22 Your source for local food products and more, from October until May. From 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Historic Gardens. Free admission. Call 532-7018.
Annapolis Royal FarmerŌĆÖs Market
December 29 Your source for local food products and more, from October until May. From 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Historic Gardens. Free admission. Call 532-7018.