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In addition to being a significant book collector and bookseller, McMurtry has a stunning publishing record and screenwriting career. He's the author of the Pulitzer prize winner "Lonesome Dove," and dozens of other novels, including "The Last Picture Show," "Texasville" and "Terms of Endearment." Many have been successfully adapted for the screen -- in addition to those listed, "Horsemen, Pass By" became the film "Hud" -- and McMurtry collected an Oscar for co-writing the screenplay adaptation of "Brokeback Mountain."
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I pray this finds you all in good health.
Friday March 9th, 2007 marks Pentucket Lodge's 200th Anniversary. On this day Pentucket will be having a banquet with music to start off the anniversary year. We will be having our catered banquet at Lenzi's in Dracut, MA (See attached poster below for more information) This will be a great social event to bring our members, our wives, family, friends and prospects.
Prior to dinner the lodge will meet at the Spaulding House on School Street in Lowell, the first building Pentucket met as a Lodge and first received its charter 200 years ago on March 9th, 1807. This special meeting will open at 6:30pm. We will then meet our ladies at the restaurant for the social festivities. More anniversary events to come throughout the year!!
I hope to you see there and share this special time with you.
Wayne Standley Jr.
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Pentucket Lodge A.F & A.M
Lowell, MA
Pentucket Lodge 200th Anniversary Celebration
Friday March 9th, 2007
Dinner Banquet with music
Lenzi's Function Facility
810 Merrimack Avenue (Rte 110)
Dracut, MA 01826
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Roast Sirloin and Roast Turkey
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I figured I would post this to lead off into a question on how Lodges and Jurisdictions out there may celebrate significant anniversaries. Under the GL of MA a Lodge that has reached one hundred years since being Instituted is allowed to have a medal (pocket jewel) made that the members may wear to show that they are members of a Lodge that is at least a century old. I am guessing this was much more a desireable Masonic fashion accessory in the nineteenth century, when only the oldest Lodges were able to commission such an item. Now in the twenty-first century there are very few, maybe a handful, Lodges in the Jurisdiction that can not make that claim. I have seen a number of these items in display cases in Lodges, most members do not wear them anymore. A newer member recently mentioned to a fellow PM, malaki42, that they thought it would be really cool to be able to have something to wear like that. Some older PMs dismissed the idea as frivolous. I have to admit that a pocket jewel is usually a more impressive presentation to someone than a lapel pin. Would it really help with keeping up the imterest of a new member, I am not sure. Is it worth it to try and find out tho, I would think so. For the 125th anniversary of the Lodge we had a Table Lodge that was well attended. I was at the centennial re-dedication of the Grand Lodge building. It was a very solemn and impressive ceremony. Next year (2008) the Grand Lodge of MA will be celebrating its 275th anniversary. I am sure that there is some proper term for said number, but I do not know it off hand. I am led to believe that the celebrations shall be quite fantastic. So what do other Lodges do for anniversaries? Does anyone know what their Lodge or Grand Lodge did in the past for an anniversary?


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THIBODAUX — Thibodaux High offensive lineman Greg Robinson made one commitment on Monday, but it wasn't the one college football programs were hoping for.
With the school's band playing, cheerleaders and dance team performing and the student body applauding, Robinson accepted an invitation to play in the 2011 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
The game, which has become an annual showcase for the top high-school football recruits in the nation, will be played at noon Jan. 8 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. The game will also be televised nationally by NBC.
Robinson was a bit overwhelmed with the reception he received once it was announced he was a U.S. Army All-American.
"It is the support, and I know that people are pulling for me," Robinson said. "It is an honor, and I'm doing something that no other person in my family has done. This is a great accomplishment, and I look forward to going up against some of the best players in the nation."
Robinson, who was a Class 5A all-state selection as a junior and is the No. 4 overall college football prospect in the state, is the second player from Thibodaux to be selected to play in the prestigious all-star game.
Last year, Trovon Reed, a freshman wide receiver at Auburn, was selected to and played in the game.
"That served as my motivation," Robinson said. "I saw he could do it, so I knew if I worked hard it could happen."
Thibodaux head football coach Dennis Lorio said that Robinson's mercurial rise from an unknown to a national recruit was amazing to watch.
"Greg has done some terrific things. Two years ago after his sophomore year, we weren't sure in what direction he was headed. He was big kid with some athletic ability. Some people thought he was going to play basketball with a young Shaq(uille O'Neal) physique," Lorio said. "When we moved him to offensive line, he realized he could use his athletic ability and quickness. From the beginning to the end of his junior year, he made the most incredible leap in technique and ability in any kid I ever seen. We didn't even know if he would start for us, and now, he is a national recruit.
"He has to finish up his senior year and academics, and has that big decision left to make. He has a lot on his plate right now."
The big decision for Robinson concerns which college he will attend to pursue his academic and athletic career.
The 6-foot-5, 300-pound lineman has 17 offers, but LSU and Auburn are at the top of his list.
Robinson attended Saturday's LSU game against Alabama, but said he is willing to wait before making his commitment to any college program.
"It was great," Robinson said of the game. "It was an exciting game. I got to see a lot of the fans go crazy, and the players celebrate after the win. I actually thought about making my commitment some time soon, but after talking to my parents, they said I should wait. I will make it soon, just not right now."
Thibodaux lineman invited to U.S. Army All-American Bowl
THIBODAUX — Thibodaux High offensive lineman Greg Robinson made one commitment on Monday, but it wasn't the one college football programs were hoping for.


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Jimmy Cefalo is a ConservativeDecember 18th, 2012
And I am a Kangaroo
I'm going to have to quit listening to the radio.
Once a week, while I'm on the way to have breakfast with my dad, I hear talk radio. Usually, it's a guy named Jimmy Cefalo. He's a former football player. He claims to be conservative, but the more you listen to him, the more you realize he's the lowest grade of RINO. Couldn't care less about moral ("social") issues. Likes using our money to buy football stadiums for rich people. Supports increased gun control.
Today he was joining in the mindless hysteria over the Newtown shooting. Never mind that these atrocities are on the decrease in the US, or that they also take place in nations with gun control, or that the worst mass murders in US history (I may be wrong if we include those committed by the government) used kerosene and fertilizer instead of guns. Liberals like Cefalo are flipping out, based on the following evidence that mass murder is on the rise: two mass murders occurred within a year of each other.
Today he declared that it was a settled fact that gun laws had to change, and he said it was reasonable to force people to take exams and get licenses in order to get guns. This is pretty much what people said about literacy tests and poll taxes, and if anything, the racists were more credible than the gun-haters. Facially, it seems smart to prevent stupid people from voting. Problem is, we have a Constitutional right to vote, and apart from that, literacy tests were applied just a tiny bit UNFAIRLY. It may seem bright to license gun owners, but the right to bear arms is a RIGHT, like the right to breathe, and according to the highest law of the land, it can't be "infringed." And like the literacy tests of the past, licensing requirements will be (ARE) corrupted and used primarily as barriers. Ask anyone who has tried to get a permit in DC.
He interviewed Ed Schultz today, as he often does. ED SCHULTZ. The guy who called Laura Ingraham a slut. Do I even have to explain what Ed Schultz is, or that it's insane to treat him like a credible commentator? Of course not. Some people on the left are merely wrong. Schultz belongs in the wacko pen with people like Saul Alinsky, Abbie Hoffmann, and Emma Goldman. He would gladly take away all of our rights and install a hardcore Stalinist regime.
Cefalo, the "conservative," didn't disagree with a single thing Schultz said. He did no research. He presented no facts. He let one of the nuttiest leftists in the mainstream media say anything he wanted, and he agreed. He thinks like a woman in a shoe store. All emotion. No brain involvement.
Honestly, I am starting to think RINOs are more dangerous than socialists. They're like kapos. They supposedly come from within our ranks, so they have our ears. They drip socialist, anti-Christian soft soap into our minds, killing our brain cells with friendly fire.
Look, if you're for substantial gun control, and you think morals can't be discussed in a political context, you are not a conservative. End of discussion. You're just a stingy guy who wants lower taxes and tough judges. You should do what the other liberals do. Vote for higher taxes and then avoid paying them.
Here's the truth. 1) Mass shootings are on the decline. 2) Semiautomatic weapons are essential for effective self-defense. 3) Licensing and registration are used dishonestly to prevent deserving people from owning weapons. 4) We aren't providing armed protection for children the way we do for politicians and judges, and we need to fix that before we start taking away civil rights. 5) There are some problems the government can't solve, and we should accept it.
The fact that the hysterical mainstream press is currently engaged in tendentious, histrionic bedwetting over a non-issue doesn't mean all the smart people in the universe agree with them. The current surge in gun sales proves Cefalo is part of a small minority.
I really did not want to buy any more guns this year, but I may have to join the intelligent people and stock up. I don't know what I'll need in the future, but I do know I don't want to be stuck with a duck gun or a 5-shot pistol when I need an AK-47 or a full-size Glock. I feel like our Chauncey Gardiner President and his talking-head flying monkeys are forcing my hand. I might have to suck it up, set several thousand dollars aside, and buy a bunch of guns and shells I don't even want. The wise thing would be to get the products we are in danger of losing. High-capacity rifles like AKs and AR15s, and high-capacity semiautomatic pistols. Maybe I should get a couple of Springfield XDs and three or four AMD65s.
Thanks, Jimmy Cefalo. You and your pals are putting more guns in the hands of the American public than we know what to do with. We should be grateful for the kick in the rear end.


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"Linus just made the kernel; it's irritating when he gets credit for Linux"
"Yeah, but at least he made the Kernel -- Gates just made the Basic compiler"
"That's news to me - have you ever heard of this guy called Paul Allen?"
"Doesn't matter - personally I think the Linux kernel isn't all that - I use BSD"
"Screw Linus -- he was wrong about Bitkeeper and Tivo so he's wrong about MS & Novell"
"Yeah, well at least he's not a convicted monopolist"
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Also insert random quotes and mis-quotes such as: "When Microsoft writes an application for Linux, I've Won." - Linus Torvalds "640kb ought to be enough for everybody" - Bill Gates
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They are incredibly petite and feel a little furry but they make a garden smell like lollies. Alpine strawberries are known for their sweet taste and flavour.
A predecessor to the woodland variety, which grow in the wild in northern Europe, alpine strawberries are at home in a cool climate.
Julie Anderson began growing alpine strawberries from seed about four years ago when she moved from Sydney to a small farm at Goulburn, on the NSW southern tablelands.
Her abundant berry patch is set before a stunning backdrop of vast, rolling green hills. As the days get cooler, the berry season is all but over.
That comes as quite a relief for Julie, who admits that growing and picking alpine strawberries can be arduous at times.
"Strawberries are not easily grown from seed but then I pick them out, transplant them into larger containers and put them in the hot-house," she explains.
What makes the process difficult is the delicate texture of the berries; it's easy to squish them during picking. There are benefits, however, as growers can charge between $25 and $60 per kilogram for them. Julie has found a niche selling her alpine strawberries at farmers' markets and to chefs in Goulburn and Sydney.
"Chefs freeze-dry them, they powder them but the fragrance is the thing that is the real stand-out," she explains.
While they might be miniscule compared to the plump strawberry varieties sold in supermarkets, the alpine varieties pack a punch when it comes to scent and flavour.
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Zahid Hussain from Karachi has developed a software called 'Search Quran'. This software enables users to search the Holy Quran on various topics.
This software is tetralingual (Arabic, English, Urdu and Roman Urdu) and is free to use.
Zahid Hussain is working as a System Analyst in Sidat Hyder Morshed Associates (PVT) Ltd.
He claims to be the only person in the world to complete the translation of the Holy Quran in Roman Urdu and develop its search engine.
Here is the link to download the software. (Password: zulteckhi) Alternate link 1 and link 2.
His future projects are as follows:
1. Search Hadees Engine
2. Search Tafseer-e-Quran
3. Search Quran-o-Hadees website
4. Search Quran-o-Hadees Mobile software
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My plain-speaking family doctor is an anachronism in age of slick PR politics
First I must declare a dog in the fight: I have known Alasdair McDonnell for more than three decades and quite like the guy.
The good doctor may be under fire at present over his unique brand of leadership and the way he appears to stumble from one gaffe to another, but he has been a good friend and confidante to me for more than half my life.
As the family GP he went above and beyond for me when in 1996 a lump the size of a satsuma orange swelled up inside my right groin area and, for some time until the biopsy before Christmas that year, we all feared the worst.
His health advice while blunt was always effective and, behind the gruff exterior, was genuinely caring. In short, he could not have done enough for me and my family in that very dark and menacing period when the 'C' word was never far away from my thoughts and fears.
Gruffness is an operative word when it comes Dr McDonnell's leadership of the SDLP. In the political world of soft-focus, slick PR, spin-doctoring and televisual airbrushing, Dr McDonnell stands out as an often blundering anachronism.
He has even made a joke at party conference about being a bull in a china shop - so it is hardly surprising that he has proverbially trod in the doo-doo once more with his remarks about Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist Party while opening the new SDLP constituency office in Glengormley this week.
Dr McDonnell said that the DUP didn't want a 'Taig' (a horribly offensive word if ever there was one) about the place while Sinn Fein, he noted, cannot tell the difference between a truth and a lie especially when it came to the IRA.
Many commentators will regard these remarks as yet another example of McDonnellesque boobs, of the SDLP leader again putting his foot in it. Even some of his own party colleagues like Dolores Kelly have come out criticising him for the remarks, which ironically are probably shared by many others among the SDLP rank and file.
Yet the biggest boob of all that Dr McDonnell is guilty of is not speaking forthrightly about DUP ministers referring to nationalists as "rogues" or Gerry Adams' laughable pretence that he was never in the IRA.
Rather the real, gigantic mistake the SDLP makes is to continue for a single day longer inside the Northern Ireland Executive.
After all, how can he continue to refer to his cabinet colleagues in the power-sharing coalition in some disparaging terms while remaining all chummy and collaborative with them in government?
If Dr McDonnell feels he should robustly defend his off-the-cuff remarks in Glengormley then he should back up these words with one action.
The South Belfast MP's last act as leader if he does step down this autumn should be to advise his party that their future lies in a cross-community opposition with the Ulster Unionists in parliament.
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TOCA Race Driver 2 review
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New screens show Colin McRae and TOCA 2 ready to launch on 1 September
The original Race Driver, Ryan McKane, is dead. Long live Race Driver 2...
Straight in at number one, TOCA Race Driver 2 leaves the rest eating dirt
They could have added aliens and subtitled it The Bitumen Is Back. Instead it's an anagram of '2, Erect Vicar Road'


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Kids and the twelve days of Christmas – turn stress to learning what's behind Christmas traditions.
7. Legend of the Sand Dollar: Recall the way that the sand dollar tells the story of the birth and death of Christ through things that can be found in this simple shell, if we look closely enough at it. It contains signs that tell of his death, of the star that guided magi and shepherds to Christ, reminders of Easter and Christmas flowers. It also teaches us how through all this there is the possibility of releasing peace and good will into the world.
8. Gingerbread: Well, not exactly the Christian background to Christmas, but this story is well known about a holiday tradition of gingerbread men. Perhaps you will make and eat some together?
The Christingle – Borrowing from a British Tradition: This video explores the meaning and making of a Christingle. These symbols are used to tell about Christmas to children. Traditionally, children bring gifts that go to the church's children charity and get a Christingle in return.
Caroling: This 1960 song reminds us that caroling is done as a way of spreading the Christmas message to others. What do our present carols and songs convey? It allows you to think about what you have done to spread the Christmas message.
The Magic of Christmas: In this clip, the United States Presidents reads from the "Polar Express" (in 2009) to talk about the real meaning of Christmas. It also shows the president serving children and talking about the importance of giving and the prospect of peace.
The Magi: The magi (sometimes referred to as the three kings or the three wise men) are the end of our twelve day journey as we reach Epiphany. This piece from a traditional news source looks more deeply at these travelers. With younger children or for a more traditional exploration, listen to We Three Kings.


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TV Guide Canada's Kimberly Stuckey has put together a list that will amuse soap fans, and that they can surely can identify with. It's the Top Ten most used soap cliches encompassing plot devices, casting switcheroos, and more!
From: Return from the Dead to Overnight Aging (SORAS), to Wedding Day Drama to Medical Miracles, to Convenient Timing to Crime Capitals, it's all documented in this top ten list.
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AFTER lying hidden in a family album for almost half a century, unseen pictures of the Beatles are set to go under the hammer.
The 20 black-and-white snaps have never been published and give a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of the Fab Four on the cusp of becoming a global phenomenon.
They were taken as the band filmed their first movie, A Hard Day's Night, in March 1964, at the Scala Theatre in London.
The photos show the band with their instruments, but also between takes in off-guarded moments.
In one image, Ringo Starr is captured perched with his feet on bricks to boost his height for the cameras.
Taking photos on a "closed set" was strictly banned to stop leaks of the band's new material.
But Peter Allchorne, the then props manager at Pinewood Studios, was able to wander around with his Kodak Retinette snapping away without fuss.
The photos were then put in his family album and largely forgotten about until Mr Allchorne, now 87, who lives in Preston, Lancashire, decided to put them up for sale at auction.
His daughter, Jacqueline Griffin said that while the world was embracing Beatlemania, her father thought they were just another band he had got to know through his job.
"He was just that type of person who always had a camera round his neck," she said.
"It was not unusual for him to be on set and taking pictures. He wanted to take pictures of one of the crew, a mate Alfie, and they were there, it was when the Beatles were on stage.
"He got to know them quite well, but he was just not that interested. I think they just larked about and had a good time. He was not particularly star-struck.
"They were just four lads in a band, it didn't really hit him.
She said of the photos: "They are unpublished and never seen. They've been in a family album since 1964. He's never held any value on them because he was not into the Beatles. He doesn't have any sentimental attachment. He didn't like the music, he was into jazz."
A menu card, signed by John, Paul, George and Ringo from the band's trip aboard the BOAC Cunard, London to New York flight will also go under the hammer at the sale.
The four lads from Liverpool had a choice including the finest wines from the vineyards of Bordeaux, champagne and clear turtle soup amontillado as they flew to the Bahamas – along with Mr Allchorne – for the filming of Help! in February 1965.
A second unsigned menu card from the return leg of the journey features a mis-spelling of "the Beattles" – with the mistake expected to attract extra interest from bidders for its novelty.
However, the photos Mr Allchorne took of the Beatles on their Bahamas trip have been lost forever, after his camera was stolen from the beach. The remaining photos, taken in London, along with the original negatives, have been given an estimate of £2,000 and the entire lot £10,000.
The sale will take place at Omega Auctions in Stockport, Cheshire, in May.
Earlier this year, the world- famous Scots photographer Harry Benson announced he had compiled a new set of photos of the band, in a new book called Harry Benson – The Beatles.
It features some familiar images, including his iconic photograph of the Beatles enjoying a pillow fight in a hotel in Paris.
Benson, originally from Glasgow, said he had raided his archives for alternative shots of the band on their breakthrough tours of the United States and Europe. His luminous black-and-white photographs show the Beatles composing, performing, encountering their fans, relaxing, and engaging with each other, while trying to cope with their increasingly isolating fame.
As well as hundreds of photos there is an essay by Benson as well as quotes and newspaper clippings from the period.
His limited edition book also includes recollections from the author, who writes about Muhammad Ali "bragging and clowning around" and how "aloof" the French were to the band during their 1964 visit.
Speaking about his latest collection and his relationship with the band, Benson said: "These photos convey a happy period for them and for me."
He added: "It all comes down to music, they were the greatest band of the 20th century, and that's why these photographs are so important."


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I'm sorry if my memory is short, but who landed 3 quads in the same program in 2006?
Originally Posted by seniorita
3 quads: Jouby COR 2006
I dont know anyone else
Yes, that's the most recent one. Note that he landed the third quad after the halfway mark! Joubert was in killer shape back then. And yet he hasn't been able to replicate that level of difficulty. For years he'd talk about going for three, but he never did it again, and didn't even do a 4S until this past season. I'm not sure the other guys in the 3-quad club (Zhang Min, Timothy Goebel and Takeshi Honda, all under 6.0) were able to do it more than once or twice. Landing three quads in a program is hard. So again: all credit to whoever tries to push the sports forward, but let's wait until the skaters actually do the jumps in competition before acknowledging the accomplishment.


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|Reviews for Legacy of Good Burger
| Alex B. Goode chapter 2 . 10/10/2013
Keep up the awesome work!
| Alex B. Goode chapter 1 . 10/10/2013
Oh boy! Great start!
| 33Coolie chapter 2 . 2/21/2012
I showed this to all my friends, it was so funny now its ind of are inside joke! please post more!
| SnapeintheGrass chapter 2 . 1/15/2012
I just love it that someone wrote a Good Burger fanfic. My life is complete. Good writing, too. Oh, and as for this Lucy Ricardo person... I feel like some people just need to get a life. And that's coming from this loser that sits around and reads fanfiction all day.
| M.K chapter 2 . 4/15/2011
I am heartbroken and disgusted that this fic hasn't been updated in four years.
| Super Fanfic Entertainment chapter 1 . 2/21/2011
Nicely done!
| I'm a dude he's a dude chapter 2 . 3/6/2009
Hehehehe this was awesome! You captured them perfectly!
| Ruby Emerald chapter 1 . 3/6/2009
That was pretty cool, nice story! Just like the Good Burgers show though I never saw it before.. I heard of it Kennan and Kel are awesome!
| Tears of Deathwishxxx chapter 1 . 5/14/2007
Skater Princess, we should talk. I miss Good Burger like a mofo and how you should come up with more chapters.
But LUCY! You got some 'splaining to do!
-Ricky Ricardo
But keep on writing.
| SmellyThePirate chapter 1 . 3/13/2007
What a cool story! Please update soon!
| B.M. Orr chapter 1 . 12/28/2006
This is gonna be a good story. How did Kurt get out of jail? Keep up the good work.
| THE UNKNOWN chapter 1 . 11/29/2006
| Captain Innes chapter 1 . 11/9/2006
Hey. Great beginning. Ed is so funny. Anyway, I really enjoyed your story. Me and my friend enjoy watching Good Burger. don't listen to those idiots who write abusive material. They are just upset at the world and so vent their frustration the non-human or mature way. They can't write any better and should be put a nice padded foam room.
Keep writing more cause I have your story on my alert.
Hoep to see and hear more.
| HoboJoe chapter 1 . 11/8/2006
I noticed Lucy posted her death year as 1989...
She must have died from that third-degree burn skater princess gave her.
| Skater Princess chapter 1 . 11/7/2006
Dear Lucy Ricardo:
Haha, yes and only the greatest writers of all time start their sentences with the words "u suck". What, didnt even log in so I can send you a message? Please do so, we should chat. Psh, talk when you can write something other than your first name.
Oh by the way, you failed to "completeley shatter me" cuz this isnt even my story, BITCH.


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Gore approves of Westbrook acquisition
Team asked for starter's permission
Published 4:00 am, Wednesday, August 18, 2010
The 49ers made sure they weren't upsetting one Pro Bowl running back before they considered bringing in another Pro Bowler at the same position.
Frank Gore said Tuesday that the team approached him and got his blessing before signing Brian Westbrook.
"I knew that we needed another back, and he was the best one out there," Gore said. "I think he can help this team and help me to be a better player. ... I know he can help this team get better and help us go to another level, so I'm fine with it."
Gore doesn't sound like he's quite ready to yield any of his carries, and the 49ers have made it clear that Westbrook is here as the backup. Coach Mike Singletary didn't rule out using some packages with both players in the same backfield.
"It's possible. It's definitely possible," he said.
Westbrook "has receiver skills," said safety Michael Lewis, who played with Westbrook in Philadelphia from 2002 through '06. "It's a mismatch on DBs as well as linebackers. I'm pretty sure (offensive coordinator) Jimmy Raye is putting together a scheme right now to utilize him on the field with Frank as well."
Gore said he has started picking the brain of Westbrook, who turns 31 next month. Westbrook was cut by Philadelphia after a 2009 season that included multiple concussions and pedestrian numbers (274 rushing yards, 181 receiving yards and two total touchdowns).
Gore, 27, might be well served to give Westbrook some of his carries, playing a position that usually has its best days pounded out of it before the player turns 30. Gore says he is still a 30-carry back, but he seems to respect what Westbrook could bring.
"I've watched him a whole lot, especially in Philly, since he was the only guy I had to compete against as far as yards and receiving yards," Gore said. "He's a very quick, very smart player. I ask him questions, and he tells me about the little things he sees that I can carry over into the games."
Seen enough: Asked about the punt-returner spot left vacant because of a toe injury to Kyle Williams, Singletary said he wanted to evaluate Dominique Zeigler and had seen enough of Ted Ginn Jr. "I'm not sure how much more I want to see," Singletary said. "The ideal thing is to use Ted Ginn more on kickoffs, but we'll let it work itself out." Ginn and Brandon Jones, who returned from a hamstring tweak, fielded punts in practice.
Briefly: Receiver Michael Crabtree (neck) and Westbrook participated in individual drills but not team or 7-on-7 sessions. ... Tight end Vernon Davis sat out with a strained knee. ... Offensive tackle Chris Patrick (shoulder) and linebacker Brandon Long (knee) were held out of practice.


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2007 in brief: September
High point: Michael Mifsud's double earns a famous League Cup win at Manchester United in front of 11,000+ travelling Sky Blues fans.
Low point: Just a few days earlier, City had crashed to a 4-1 defeat at Ipswich in front of the Sky cameras.
Games played 6, wins 2, losses 2, draws 2


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A London Town House Renovation
A renovation of any size is an exhilaratingly terrifying experience but it's hard to resist the urge. The process is filled with doubt, excitement and an overall sense of uncertainty as you try to transform a bag of bare bones into a beautiful masterpiece…
Jamie Theakston took on the project without fully knowing what he was getting himself and his family into — but isn't that typically the case? He had no idea that he was going to need support beams and had really only thought about new floor choices.
While Jamie found himself unsure and slightly scared at times, he pushed through, stayed true to his vision (and that of Found Associates) and the final result is absolutely stunning. The exterior of his London home exudes the original traditional design while the interiors are a bit more playful.
More of the transformation can be seen at Living Etc.
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It'd be hard to top the reason behind pro golfer Bill Haas' fondness for the RBC Heritage.
"Basically, the Heritage tournament is the reason I exist," he said of the annual event, which starts Thursday at Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island, S.C.
Haas, 30, is the son of highly successful PGA Tour and now Champions Tour player Jay Haas, who entered the Heritage as a rookie in 1977. Jay's future bride, Jan, also was on location.
"He met her on the course," Bill explained. "He somehow asked her out and they went out that weekend."
Jay Haas tied for 29th in the tournament, and eventually — thanks to that first date — he tied the knot with Jan.
Bill Haas was born in May 1982 in Charlotte, N.C., and the family moved to Greenville, S.C., when he was 2.
Still a Greenville resident, Bill Haas said playing on Hilton Head each year feels like a home tournament.
"It's a tournament that's special to our family and one that I'll never miss," he said. "It's a four-hour drive down there. It's one, when I'm down there, I feel like I'm a little more local than even a four-hour drive."
Haas was commenting on Tuesday at Augusta National Golf Club, where the Masters regularly precedes the Heritage on the PGA Tour schedule. Sometimes that works against the Heritage because some golfers feel the need for a break after playing in the major.
Other tour pros believe the Heritage, played at Harbour Town in the Sea Pines Resort, is just the antidote they need to help decompress.
"If it was a different tournament, I may not go (after the Masters)," Haas said, "but the fact it is that tournament, I'll always go as long as they have it there. I'll definitely be going."
Another Greenville resident and a native of that city, Lucas Glover also feels strongly about the Heritage, which is the lone PGA Tour event in South Carolina.
"It's a big deal for our state, and me being from there, I love to play there," Glover said Wednesday at Augusta National. "It's a great week."
It's an annual event that almost went away despite being a fixture in the Lowcountry since 1969. After title sponsor Verizon Business fulfilled its contract in 2010 and did not renew, the Heritage's nonprofit foundation picked up the tab for 2011 with local government, business and community support. The future of the Heritage on Hilton Head — a small market in the context of the PGA Tour — looked cloudy at best despite overwhelming vocal support from the players, who regard the unique golf course as one of their favorites on tour.
The Royal Bank of Canada came to the rescue as title sponsor, and Boeing assisted as presenting sponsor, to secure the tournament from 2012 through at least 2016.
"It's huge that … RBC and Boeing have stepped up and, hopefully, they've started to realize they can get a lot out of that exposure and bringing clients down there, and how great the Lowcountry is," Bill Haas said. "Hilton Head and Bluffton and Beaufort — all of that area down there is beautiful."
Haas said there's "a fine line" in the dynamic of the area hosting a PGA Tour event.
"I think everybody down there likes it being small, a hidden gem," he said, "but also you want people to know how great it is and how much everybody enjoys having that tournament down there."
They might enjoy it even more if a local boy made good there. No South Carolinian has won in the Heritage.
Glover, the winner of the 2009 U.S. Open and two other PGA Tour events, did not know that fact and said it "absolutely" would make it more special. He has played in the Heritage 10 times with a best finish of a tie for seventh in 2008.
Haas said that given his parents' personal history there, and his own creation, "to win that tournament would be extra special for sure."
His best outcome was a tie for 27th in 2006 of his previous eight Heritage events, but there's always this year.


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-------------------- 1 -------------------- Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 22:11:45 -0400 From: nswage...@nc.rr.com Subject: A wonderful physical therapist
A wonderful physical therapist is Reynolds & Assoc located in Chatham Crossing which is on 15-501 adjoining Cole ParkPlaza. Nancy Reynolds and staff are exceptional in their profession, with individual attention to their patients. I recommend her and her staff enthusiastically a
-------------------- 2 -------------------- Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 22:23:12 -0400 From: "John Dykers, MD" jdyk...@earthlink.net Subject: venison
742-9292 - Abdul used to process deer. Not sur he still does. John Dykers
-------------------- 3 -------------------- Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 23:04:39 -0400 From: Dedrah Earles earlesc...@gmail.com Subject: CCCC does care
As hard as it was to write the complaint about CCCC, I'm glad that I did. I've had several responses from others with simular experiences so I don't feel so alone but more importantly, Theresa Cry and Karen Allen of CCCC were quick to let me know that they did care! Their responses and sincere attitudes righted all of the wrong even if they didn't help my daughter get back on track (and they did) I would have been happy just to know that this was not what CCCC was about but they went above and beyond. Thanks to them and thanks to those that responded. Dedrah
-------------------- 4 -------------------- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 07:11:44 -0400 From: "Stephanie" figmen...@embarqmail.com Subject: problems with CCCC
You are 100% correct about problems at CCCC. As a full-time student, I have experienced your frustrations over lack of communication and unwavering, illogical rules many times. While not all, but most of the staff at CCCC acts as if students should feel lucky they are helping us. At CCCC, the right hand seldom seems to know what the left hand is doing. It is a shame CCCC doesn't stress to their staff that the student's tuition money that helps pay their salaries.
Best of luck to you and your daughter.
-------------------- 5 -------------------- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 06:28:49 -0700 (PDT) From: Ron Veitel veit...@yahoo.com Subject: Nutrition Class in Pittsboro
Integrative Functional Medicine is hosting monthly classes on nutrition. This month's class will be on Blood Sugar Stability for Improved Physical, Mental, & Emotional Health on Wednesday May 27 at 7pm at the office of Integrative Functional Medicine 90 Launis St. in Pittsboro, just across from the Chatham Marketplace. It is free to all who attend and there will be light food served. Please RSVP at 919-533-3313 as there is limited seating. Ron Veitel CNC,CMTA Integrative Functional Medicine veit...@yahoo.com 919-533-6076
-------------------- 6 -------------------- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 07:25:23 -0700 (PDT) From: joseph pachnowski wala...@yahoo.com Subject: Unknown
Any recommendations for in home appliance repair. Thanks wala...@yahoo.com
-------------------- 7 -------------------- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 10:27:51 -0400 From: Deborah dreppl...@gmail.com Subject: Hello & Dog Training Testimonial
Hey y'all,
I'm a relatively new member to the list who's been enjoying the local discussions. I'm compelled to post now to tell all of the dog owners (and foster folks) out there about a fabulous,best-kept secret! Attagirl K9 is offering its second session of Obedience Training beginning the first Saturday in June and running 6 weeks. I just completed the inaugural session which was soooo good, I've signed up for round 2 with another of my dogs!
Attagirl is run by Lisa Mayhew, who is, no exaggeration, dog-trainer extraordinaire!! One of Lisa's passions is to train dogs for search and rescue, and she brings all of her dedication, patience, and wealth of knowledge to her obediance classes. Over the years, I've worked with several trainers here and in my native New England, and I have to say, Lisa is one of the best...but don't ask me, ask my dog!! ;)
Classes meet Saturday mornings from 10 - 11, at the Natural Pet Health Store, 919-837-0020 (another AMAZING, hopefully not-so-secret must for animal lovers!) **in Bear Creek. For more info, email Attagir...@gmail.com. Hope to see you there--I'll be the one with the Poodle ;)
-------------------- 8 -------------------- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 10:43:51 -0400 From: Hope Donny-Clark hope.donnycl...@gmail.com Subject: Missing Sheep in north central Chatham
Greetings, chatlisters,
My husband and I are recent shepherds, and we lost our sheep this morning. We went on a wild sheep chase to no avail- last we heard of them they were two miles away from home, and could be just about anywhere by now.
We live on 1116 Marshall Rd, which is near the intersection of Old Graham and Chicken Bridge.
We are missing 3 Gulf Coast native ewes and one lamb. They have white faces, are about the size of a golden retriever, and are surprisingly quick on the move.
Please give us a call at* 542-3827* if you see or hear of them. If you can't reach us, call Aaron Honeycutt at *542-2646* or *542-0338.*
Thanks so much for keeping an eye out.
-Hope and Jesse
-------------------- 9 -------------------- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 11:13:39 -0400 From: "Deb Howell" debhow...@nc.rr.com Subject: Wedding Officiant - Urgent
My Son and Future Daughter in Law's Wedding Officiant just cancelled on them.
Can anyone refer us to someone willing to perform their ceremony for a reasonable fee - they are broke. Small back yard wedding on Sunday June 21st - 8PM. They have their vows already written just need someone to make them legal.
Thanks! ~Deb
-------------------- 10 -------------------- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 13:40:13 -0400 From: Molly Matlock matlock.mo...@gmail.com Subject: New Summer Arts Camps and Adult Arts Classes from ChathamArts
*ChathamArts Summer Camps and Classes 2009*
*The Chatham County Arts Council Announces:*
*Summer Arts Camp; Also new Arts Classes for the Grown-ups too* *General Information About Our Summer Programs:* Join us this summer as ChathamArts kicks off their first series of summer camps and classes. This summer we are working with Briar Chapel to offer several art camps for your child, giving him/her an opportunity to experience music, painting and drama. We will also be teaching an adult drawing class.
All classes are held at the Community Center in Briar Chapel, located just off 15-501 South. Visit www.chathamarts.org for details on this and our other events and programs.
Please contact Molly Matlock at 919.542.0394 with any questions.
*Kids Summer Camp*
Kids Camp 1:
*The African Cultural Journey* with Instructor Braima Moiwai, *For Ages 3-6*
June 22 - 26, 9 am – noon:
Travel to West Africa this summer with Sierra Leonean artist and educator, Braima Moiwai, as he shares folktales, hands-on drumming, sing-alongs, and interactive games while relating his childhood stories growing up on a rice farm in Sierra Leone. By the end of his five day visit, participants will have gained a better understanding and appreciation of the history, music, and daily life of West African culture.
*Materials Required: One white t-shirt per student*
Cost: robspren...@yahoo.com $115.00 for five day camp; registration deadline: June 15
Location: Community Center in Briar Chapel
Kids Camp 2: *Broadway Bound Your Drama Camp I* with Erin Dangler, *for Ages 9-12*
June 22 - June 26, 2 - 5 pm
Do you love to sing? Do you love to dance? Do you love to act? Then this is the camp for you! Students will engage in musical theatre choreography, dramatic exercises, improvisational activities and basic music skills as they learn the art of musical theatre. The camp will culminate in a "final showing" for parents and friends to watch what students have learned through the course of the week.
Cost: $115 for five day camp, Registration Deadline: June 15 Location: Community Center in Briar Chapel
Kids Camp 3: *Broadway Bound Drama Camp II *with Erin Dangler, for *Ages 6-9*
July 6 - 10, 2 - 5 pm
Same description as above except this camp is tailored to the needs of younger children.
Cost: $115 for five day camp; Registration Deadline: June 25 Location: Community Center in Briar Chapel
Kids Camp 4: *Picture Books from Start to Print I* with Bob Palmatier, for *Ages 7 - 9*
July 20th – July 24th, 2 – 5 pm
Do you have stories to tell? Can you imagine your own picture book in print? This is the camp for you! Learn to divide your stories into page manuscripts and how to design effective illustrations. Students will move from thumbnail sketches to a book mockup during the course of the week. Plan final color or black and white illustrations and learn how to find a printer to make your book a reality! Share your book with family and friends at a culminating "Book Show" at the end of the week.
Materials Required:
Drawing Pad; 8 1/2x11 or 9x12 (5 number 2 (or 2H) pencils Erasers and small pencil sharpener
Cost: $115 for five day camp; Registration Deadline: July 6
Kids Camp 5:
*Picture Books from Start to Print II* with Bob Palmatier, for *Ages 10 - 12 *
July 27th – July 31, 2 – 5 pm Same description as above except this camp is tailored to the needs of older children.
Cost: $115 for five day camp; Registration Deadline: July 13 Location: Community Center in Briar Chapel
*Adult Classes:*
Jounaling I
*Journaling: Myth, Our Lives, and the Story of Inanna*
Session 1: Tuesdays June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, July 7 – 2:30 – 4:30pm OR
Session 2: Thursdays June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 2– 7 – 9pm
Originating in Sumeria, Innana is the earliest goddess for whom historians have collected stories that extend from childhood through maidenhood, maturation, death, transformation and then a return to earth with wisdom for her people. Through storytelling and journaling, we'll relate the ancient of myth of Inanna to our understanding our own lives today. We will create a simple story journal of our personal myth as we go. Bring a 3-ring notebook and plain (no lines) blank paper (hole punch available).
Cost: $55 per session; Registration Deadline: May 26
Drawing I: ** *Drawing for People Who Can't Draw *with illustrator, Emma Skurnick
July 10th - August 14th on Fridays only, 7 - 9 pm
Are you one of those people who think you can't draw? Are stick figures and doodles about as far as you've ever gotten? This is the class for you! Drawing is a skill that can be taught, and Emma Skurnick has ten years experience teaching all people how to do it. Pulling from her bottomless stack of tips, tricks, and techniques, she will lead you through a series of exercises that will have you saying "I never knew I could draw so well!"
Drawing Paper, Pencils, Tracing Paper
Cost: $120; Registration Deadline: June 22
Location: Community Center in Briar Chapel Stay tuned! ChathamArts will be adding after school programs, dance classes and other classes in such areas as painting, screen printing, polymer clay, jewelry, beading and more! -- Molly Matlock Executive Director Chatham County Arts Council PO Box 418 Pittsboro, NC 27312 www.chathamarts.org 919-542-0394
-------------------- 11 -------------------- Date: Sat, 23 May 2009 11:16:32 -0400 From: Reid Guthrie reidguth...@hotmail.com Subject: re: Logs for Clyde
I just wanted to let everyone know that one of Clyde's neighbors brought Clyde by and picked up the logs. I got a great response from my note to the chatlist. About 10 people offered to help. Neighbors willing to help neighbors is what will keep a community strong through rough times.
Thanks again, everyone.
-------------------- 12 -------------------- Date: Sat, 23 May 2009 15:32:21 -0400 From: Bodes bodefam...@gmail.com Subject: Please post - trying to contact someone reponsible for the Parks
I am trying to contact someone responsible for The Parks to let them know that the irrigation on the left side of the Old Graham Road gate has been running and running and running - there's a river going into the storm drain. This is an incredible waste of water and it draws from an aquifer that I also use. Please stop wasting my water.
Thank you. Ray Bode
-------------------- 13 -------------------- Date: Sat, 23 May 2009 18:35:28 -0400 From: Bill Bussey bill...@gte.net Subject: Missing Dalmatian Maranantha Springs/NW Park Woody Store Road area
Hi Chatlisters,
My liver spotted dalmatian, Chief, ran off while I was mowing at Maranantha Springs/NW Park on Woody Store Road near Silk Hope late Friday afternoon. He was probably spooked by the mower. He was well inside the park, but has been known to walk farther than usual when I mow at home.
His collar has a silver dog tag with my name, his name, my address and phone on it. He is about ten years old and about 50 lbs. His back legs are partially lame, so he will have a hard time getting out of a hole, climbing a hill/steps or jumping into a car/truck.
I've left a photo and contact information at Mr. Woody's store and on the gate at the park. Please call or email if you or your neighbors see or find him.
Bill Bussey 545-9104
-------------------- 14 -------------------- Date: Sun, 24 May 2009 16:22:49 -0400 From: Kim Calhoun kimcalh...@gmail.com Subject: hello chatlist, good to meet you...
Dear Fellow Chathamites~
My name is Kim Calhoun and while i'm brand new to the chatlist, i'm proud to have life-long roots in this community. As a kid living in Pittsboro, climbing trees on Launis Street and spending lots of time in the woods at Pokeberry Creek with my beloved grandparents, D.A. & Margie Calhoun, i felt a deep connection to Chatham County. I'm delighted to be back living in this vibrant area again the last four years, re-connecting and offering gifts of Massage, Herbalism, Teen Yoga, and The PBO Community Dance Jams (next one: this saturday, may 30th...more details soon).
Looking forward to meeting more of you~ Kim Calhoun
P.S. Any fellow alums of Mrs. Tyndall's 3rd grade class of 1980/81 or Mrs. Lipson's 4th grade class of 1981/82 out there?
********************************************* AbunDance Healing Arts Kim Calhoun, APP, LMBT, RYT (919) 967-1783 Pittsboro & Chapel Hill, NC Wellness Educator Associate Polarity Practitioner Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist #4361 Registered Yoga Teacher Community Herbalist
-------------------- 15 -------------------- Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 19:14:49 -0700 (PDT) From: Meg Miller meg_mil...@bellsouth.net Subject: Help NORTHWOOD Coach reach his goal!!
Help NORTHWOODS Coach Novak complete his mission to raise funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society as he runs for Team in Training and Light the Night in the 2009 Chicago marathon this coming October. Anyone can help with this effort and it is tax deductible. The url to contribute is: http://pages..teamintraining.org/nc/chicago09/jasonnovak Any donation from you and then if you could invite ten of your friends - the target fund will be made in no time:) Coach Novak needs $4200.00 for this noble cause.
-------------------- 16 -------------------- Date: Sun, 24 May 2009 22:50:11 -0400 From: "Beth Brown" br2...@gmail.com Subject: Anyone know of a good ELECTRICIAN?
I'm finishing my garage and need to have a new circuit added to the panel box to run a window air conditioner unit. Can anyone recommend an electrician?
Many thanks,
Beth Brown
-------------------- 17 -------------------- Date: Sun, 24 May 2009 23:12:58 -0400 From: "Mark Stinson" stinm...@connectnc.net Subject: Just tinkering
I'm always tinkering on something . If I don't stay busy then I pay more attention to how bad I hurt instead of staying busy while ignoring how bad I hurt . Anyway I am at a point I need something I cant afford to buy new but can possibly buy used if someone has it . I need a metal shop Lathe with a minimum of a 4 ft bed with at least 6 inches from the center of the chuck to the bed . I can repair most any type of machine shop equipment so if you have one that needs some tlc I can buy cheap please let me know . I am working on the fuel cell and the solar water heater/ air conditioner and my exercise power generator . Each project will need parts turned I cant turn on the small hobby lathe I have now . I have had really good luck with the HHO fuel cell and we have working blueprints on the solar panels . I cant afford to pay a machine shop for trial and error fitting and this is why I need a shop lathe . It would be nice to find a decent end mill or Bridgeport I could grab too. My projects help me focus and clear my mind . My shop helps me help others and I am trying to make it where I can teach some of what I know to those that need things fixed they cant afford to pay someone to fix . Physically I'm a train wreck but mentally I still have a little brain power left and I would like to share it with others . I have found I can put people that are walking back on wheels so they can get to work . I can still teach people how to service their own car and keep it running smooth . I'm toying with a dangerous Idea . its dangerous because I don't know how to fairly implement it . I have those in the automotive repair and parts business I have dealt with for years that know what's a fair price and what's not . I can find parts for almost anything on wheels . With that in mind I can get parts for people in need far cheaper than anyone else most times . I have shop angels that will fix a car for nothing or a very small fee for those in real need . We know that giving someone food always helps but give them a way to work or the doctor and you give them back their independence . I cant physically do the work anymore but I can put two and two together , the shop angel and the person in need . Id like some input on this ? Any suggestions ?
-------------------- 18 -------------------- Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 07:36:56 -0400 From: Melinda Fitzgerald melinda.fitzger...@gmail.com Subject: FREE Horse Clinic on May 30
*FREE Horse Clinic*
*WHAT:* Clinic with Jimmy Thomas focusing on ground work issues such as manners, lounging, yielding, trailer loading, spookiness, feet handling, desensitization, etc.
*WHERE:* Country Farm & Home Supply, 203 S. Small Street, Pittsboro, NC. **
*WHY:* WE all need a little help now and then. Share in Jimmy's passion for natural horsemanship and improve your relationship with your horse.
HOW: Sign up through this Thursday at the counter at Country Farm & Home Supply to bring your horse to the clinic for ground work. Or, you can come to Country Farm & Home on Saturday, May 30 and observe Jimmy working with others.
To learn more about Jimmy's work, visit his blog at: www.thebartmustangproject.blogspot.com -- Melinda
Country Farm & Home Supply 203 S Small Street Pittsboro, NC 27312 (919) 542-3353
-------------------- 19 -------------------- Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 14:39:46 -0400 From: Angela Crisp-Sears angel...@embarqmail.com Subject: Baritone Robert Williams to Perform Recital
Dr. Robert Williams will perform a recital of sacred and secular music.
Pittsboro United Methodist Church 71 West Street, Pittsboro May 31, 2009 3pm
This performance is free and open to the public.
Dr. Williams will be performing classical selections by Handel, Gounod and Mahler. He will also perform three pieces from a song cycle composed by Charis Duke based upon the poetry of African American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar. Dr. Williams will conclude the recital with several traditional and familiar hymns, including Come Thou Font of Ev'ry Blessing and My God is So High.
For additional information, please contact Pittsboro United Methodist Church at 542-2330
-------------------- 20 -------------------- Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 18:17:03 -0400 From: Rita's Embarq Mail r_bald...@embarqmail.com Subject: hive of honeybees
A small building on my property has a large hive of what I believe are honeybees. Is there a beekeeper out there who would be interested in removing this? If so, please call 542-6887 or respond to this email.
-------------------- 21 -------------------- Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 19:38:23 -0400 From: Debbie Roos Debbie.R...@chathamnc.org Subject: peaches and more at the farmers' markets!
Hi everyone,
So can you believe lil' ole Chatham County now has FOUR farmers' markets? So now NO ONE has an excuse for not being able to make it to at least one of them during the week, right?
Our farmers have been hard at work growing and harvesting our food. This is a great time to buy local - there's lots of great spring produce like sugar snap peas, broccoli, greens, lettuce, onions, and much more while the summer crops are starting to come in. PEACH season has begun, and we still have great strawberries too. And don't forget about all the great locally raised meats and artisanal cheeses AND delicious baked goods AND lovely cut flowers, perennials, bedding plants, and hanging baskets.
Tuesday: Fearrington Farmers' Market from 4:00 til early evening at Fearrington Village
Thursday: Pittsboro Farmers' Market from 3:30-6:30 pm at the county fairgrounds in Pittsboro
Saturday: Siler City Farmers' Market from 10:00 am-1:00 pm in downtown Siler City
Saturday: Carolina Brewery Farmers' Market from 8:00 am-noon at Carolina Brewery off of 15/501 in Pittsboro
Check out Cooperative Extension's Growing Small Farms website at http://www..ces.ncsu.edu/chatham/ag/SustAg/marketinfo.html for more information about vendors, products, directions, etc.
Have a great week, Debbie
Debbie Roos Agricultural Extension Agent Chatham County Center North Carolina Cooperative Extension 919.542.8202 debbie_r...@ncsu.edumailto:debbie_r...@ncsu.edu www.growingsmallfarms.orghttp://www.growingsmallfarms.org/
-------------------- 22 -------------------- Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 20:53:47 -0400 From: Peggy Schalk pegg...@mindspring.com Subject: Found dog
A very sweet, neutered male dog was found in Miles Branch on Monday. He looks like a he is possible a lab-shepherd mix, about 70 pounds with a collar but no tags. He is being cared for but if any one knows where he belongs please contact me.
-------------------- 23 -------------------- Date: Tue, 26 May 2009 01:31:18 +0000 From: olivebranchca...@bellsouth.net Subject: The Olive Branch Caffe says Good Bye!
The Olive Branch Caffe has closed its doors for good. We wanted to say thank you to our many loyal customers and friends who supported us in this difficult economy. We were very sad and disappointed to have to come to this difficult decision. We had many wonderful employees who will now be looking for work so this is a sad time for many. We had a great family of employees and customers at the OBC and we will miss them all. We held on as long as we could and thank them for there interest in our business/service and gracious comments about our menu.
It is a financially challenging time for everyone but it is so important to try to remember to shop and eat locally when ever possible. Many good business with great people are located in Chatham County and we hope that they will all be able to continue to operate and make it through this difficult time. Please don't forget about our neighbors in Cole Park Plaza, they need you!!!!
Thanks again to all the OBC employees, customers and friends we have met over the last 8 months. We are so sad to have to say good bye.
The Olive Branch Caffe
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Chatham Online Links at http://www.chatham-county-nc.com/bulletinboard/chathamlinks
Chatham Business Directory at http://www.chatham-county-nc.com/chathambiz
Chatham Journal Newspaper Online Store at http://www.cafepress.com/chathamjournal
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