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Thanks so much Curtis, it was such a wonderful treat to be able to finally meet up with you down there in your homeland. My wife and I really enjoyed hanging out with you.
AND, I wish you and your family the very best moving forward, for sure they've some tuff times a few years ago worrying and thinking of your health. It's so great to see you doing so well, and living and feeling like a normal person like you deserve once again. I have no idea what it's like to be living without a colon, but once thing is for sure. You MOST DEFINITELY made it super clear to me that the most important things in life don't change a bit, and its for sure possible to still follow your dreams. Best of luck to you with the T-shirts you're cranking out.
To everyone else who follows the site and is reading/watching along, please do Curtis a favor, and fill out the simple poll/question with regards to the shirts he is in the process of designing and creating. He wants to know how many of you would be interested in ordering one of his "No Colon Still Rollin" shirts.
Most importantly, more than anything else, I hope that every single person who follows this website who has not had surgery (and that's over 90% of the daily readers here) has been able to take a positive message away from this video. Yes indeed, surgery is a scary idea, and nobody wakes up in the morning as a happy healthy person and says…"DANG, I can't wait to get my colon removed today!". But, the reality is that a fair number of people who live with ulcerative colitis, people like you, people like me, sometimes need to make that tuff decision. People like Curtis for example. And if you watched the video closely, it should be VERY clear to all of you that there is most certainly life after having your colon removed. And the truly awesome thing is that the lifestyle for the overwhelming majority of UC'ers after surgery is way better than that group's life before surgery when their UC was out of control.
Thanks again Curtis, I had a great time kickin it with you on the beach, and best of luck moving forward,
Adam Scheuer
(to read all of Curtis's previous stories, check out his link to his stories here: Curtis Stories )


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If you know me you know that I strongly believe that the language we use shapes our thoughts. I hate the dehumanizing use of resources when we mean people, or use of 'the business' when referring to people outside of IT.
The new phrase that I'm trying to eradicate from my language is 'my team'.
Since moving back into a team lead role I've started using this phrase again and it's been making me feel increasingly uncomfortable. It does so in two regards. Firstly, it's possessive as if I own the team. Secondly, it makes me feel that I'm solely responsible for the team and their output.
In conversations with other team members, I've switched the my to an our. When talking to people outside of the team, I'm starting to refer to my own team by the team name. I also noticed that have been referring to other teams by team leader name. This needs to stop too.
By using our I feel like we're all in it together rather than me being above the team or owning them.

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Add "Append to current value(s)" option when copying to a multi-checkbox propertySOLVE
May 16, 2018 12:06 PM - edited May 16, 2018 1:59 PM
When creating a workflow that involves multi-checkboxes, I love that we have the option to append instead of overwrite our existing selections. However, the append option isn't available everywhere.
When using the "Set contact property value" button below, the append option is available. However, if I choose the "Copy contact property value" button, there's no append option. This means I have to resort to elaborate workarounds involving multiple if-then branches just so I can ensure that none of my data is overwritten.
Since the append logic is already built out for the "Set" button , it shouldn't take that much dev time/effort to add it to the "Copy" button too, right? I know this would be very useful and a huge time saver. Thanks!
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I just realized this is also an issue when attempting to copy a property value from a contact record to a company record.
Maybe I'm the first person to ever run into this, so here's why this would be so useful. Let's say I have a contact property that tracks which products a contact is interested in. (Spoiler alert: I do.) It would be very valuable to aggregate this info for all employees at a company. So for example, if I know that one employee at a company is interested in products A and B while another employee is interested in products C and D, I'd like to copy all four products to the corresponding company property. That way my sales team knows the full picture when they walk into any given situation.
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Bits and Pieces
This is a post with lots of bits and pieces in!
Firstly, as mentioned we went on a little adventure on Tuesday. It was to visit Southampton University as that is one of the unis the kids are considering. We loved the uni and the building that they will be studying in was brand new and beautiful. I loved that the uni has a farmer's market every Monday, selling fresh produce, bread and cheese, I loved the campus, I loved the second lot of accommodation we were shown and I loved that it was much nearer than Newcastle. I wasn't blown away by the town (sorry if you are reading this and from Southampton). The kids considered the uni on a par with Sheffield but the town not quite as nice and if you are spending three maybe four years somewhere it has to feel right. Gracia summed it up by pointing out "You couldn't have been that impressed by it mum as you didn't take one photo all day!" I don't think we saw Southampton at its best as most of the students were on holiday and it didn't seem to have the life about it that Sheffield did.
Bits and pieces part II
I said on Tuesday that I was considering making a page using this sketch.
Well I did yesterday and only used bits and pieces that I already had.
The Echo Park paper was what was left over from Ann's class in February and the little bit of Girl's Paperie left over from the class that I taught last year.
I already had the cardstock and buttons, the banner was a free download for the Craft Robo but I am not sure where from and the title cost me 99c from the Silhouette website. So for a total outlay of 69p I have a page!
I have completely gone 'off piste' with this one as I cut out all the components put them aside and then put it together how I remembered the sketch to be because I was too lazy to open the sketch up on my laptop (in scrapping denial as I was supposed to be doing something else at the time)!
Final bits and pieces.
As promised many days ago, the last pages from my March DT work for ATDML. I am so late in posting these that April's are up so will start blogging about them soon.
and finally
Have a lovely day and hope you are able to enjoy the lovely sunshine.
Reasons to be cheerful:
1. A girlie evening tonight, making icing gerberas for Amy's wedding cupcakes (my spell checker wanted to put 'icing gerbils' now that would be cupcakes worth seeing)!
2. Well into the mammoth task of sorting out files on my laptop and hard drive and sorting out David's system at work.
3. Looking forward to another run with Kiera sometime today.


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Hello community, as it is possible to change the path where the updates are stored.
I am using wsusoffline 11, I have created a directory called "wsusoffline" and the apication inside this one creates one called "client" (where the updates are downloaded), what I want is to store the updates in another directory, in another route("var/ww").
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Recent accidents that have led to tragic deaths and serious injuries of cyclists have reopened the debate about how seriously cities take the safety of the increasing number of urban commuters who choose two wheels over four.
Does the surge in bike sharing programs and bike paths reflect an interest by civic authorities in promoting the healthy benefits of cycling? Or are cities more interested in the reduction in air pollution and traffic congestion associated with a societal shift to bikes from cars?
With cycling advocates suggesting that safety is lagging behind the infrastructure designed to promote active transportation, cyclists and would-be cyclists are reflecting on whether the risks of sharing the road with cars outweigh the benefits.
Even though cyclists face a higher probability of injury and fatality per trip and per distance than motorists, several studies have determined unequivocally that despite high-profile deaths that make the headlines every year, the health benefits gained by cycling to and from work more than compensate for any additional risks.
Estimating the number of deaths among urban cyclists is dependent on several factors that vary considerably among cities, including the number of designated bike paths and the number of cyclists and cars on the road. Canadian statistics list cycling deaths at 55 per year (last year in Montreal, six cyclists died and 45 were seriously injured).
On the flip side, 60 to 80 per cent of the world's population doesn't meet the recommended level of physical activity needed to improve health. With inactivity linked to the increased risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, colon and breast cancer, osteoporosis, depression and obesity, the repercussions of a sedentary lifestyle are significant. And with each additional hour spent in a car per day associated with a six per cent increase in the likelihood of obesity, promoting the use of bikes over cars is a giant step toward a healthier community.
"For the people who shift from car to bicycle, we estimated that the well documented beneficial effect of increased physical activity due to cycling resulted in about nine times more gains in life-years than the losses in life-years due to increased inhaled air pollution doses and traffic accidents," said the Dutch researchers who authored the 2010 study titled, Do The Health Benefits of Cycling Outweigh the Risks?
The strength of those benefits can be even greater if cyclists opt for a route where they are faced with less car traffic. Not only will exposure to cars be reduced, so, too, is exposure to exhaust fumes, making cycling not only safer but more pleasant.
Also worth noting is that the largest gains in health occur among those who go from inactive to active. This means that encouraging sedentary Canadians to use their bike to commute and run errands will result in a sizable boost in overall health followed by a sizable reduction in health care costs.
In addition to the positive link between cycling and health, there's another reason the first cycling fatality of the season shouldn't scare urban commuters off their bikes. According to several studies, the more bikes there are on the road, the more cycling-related deaths decline.
The "safety in numbers" effect occurs because the more people bike, the more motorists become attuned to their presence on the road and in bike lanes.
That said, it doesn't take long-term studies to determine that better safety measures geared to bicycle commuters will further reduce the risks of cycling and encourage more people to travel by bike instead of by car. More bike paths, traffic calming features that reduce car speed and the creation of bike lanes that increase the distance between cyclists and parked cars are just a few ideas that have the potential to reduce the risk commuting by bike.
Cyclists, too, can further reduce the risk of injury by respecting the rules of the road, wearing reflective clothing and using bike lights if travelling at night.
Money invested in boosting cycling traffic benefits not only benefits those who choose to pedal their way around the city: Fewer cars on the road means less pollution, less noise and a reduced risk of car-related accidents for everyone who lives and works in the city.
With only two per cent of all trips in Canada made by bike and 1.3 per cent of Canadians pedalling to work, there's plenty of room for improvement. More cyclists means more respect, not only from motorists but also from civic officials who are responsible for making cities bike friendly.
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NO tears in heaven
'And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes.' Revelation 7:17
Suggested Further Reading: Matthew 6:25–7:5
How numerous are the tears of unbelief! We manufacture troubles for ourselves by anticipating future ills which may never come, or which, if they do come, may be like the clouds, all 'big with mercy,' and 'break with blessings on our head.' We get supposing what we should do if such-and-such a thing occurred, which thing God has determined never shall occur. We imagine ourselves in positions where providence never intends to place us, and so we feel a thousand trials in fearing one. That bottle, I say, ought never to carry within it a tear from a believer's eyes, and yet it has had whole floods poured into it. O the wickedness of mistrust of God, and the bitterness with which that distrust is made to curse itself. Unbelief makes a rod for its own back; distrust of God is its own punishment; it brings such want of rest, such care, such tribulation of spirit into the mind, that he who loves himself and loves pleasure, had better seek to walk by faith and not by sight. Nor must I forget the scalding drops of anger against our fellow-men, and of petulance and irritation, because we cannot have our way with them; these are black and horrid damps, as noxious as the vaults of Tophet. May we ever be saved from such unholy tears. Sometimes, too, there are streams which arise from depressed spirits, spirits desponding because we have neglected the means of grace and the God of grace. The consolations of God are small with us because we have been seldom in secret prayer; we have lived at a distance from the Most High, and we have fallen into a melancholy state of mind. I thank God that there shall never come another tear from our eyes into that bottle when eternal love shall take us up with Jesus in his kingdom.
For meditation: There is a time to weep (Ecclesiastes 3:4); Jesus wept (Luke 19:41; John 11:35). But there are other times when it is inappropriate (Numbers 11:4,10,13,18–20; Nehemiah 8:9–10; Mark 5:38–39; John 20:15–16; Acts 21:13; Revelation 5:4–5).
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Vermont ski resort touts lift run with manure power
Killington lift uses methane gas produced from cow manure
Vermont's Killington ski resort and Green Mountain Power are highlighting a project that is using cow manure to power one of the resort's lifts.
There will be cows at the resort all day Saturday as part of the celebration of the resort's participating in GMP's Cow Power program.
The Cow Power program enables customers to purchase all or part of their electricity at a premium and support Vermont's dairy farms.
The program works by collecting cow manure, mixing it with wash water from the milking equipment and then pumping that slurry into a digester where it is heated for three weeks. The process converts the manure into biogas that is 60 percent methane.
The methane then powers a generator.
Killington will run its K-1 Express Gondola with cow power.


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Netflix-Backed Video-Sharing Bill Moves Ahead, Again
Good news for Netflix: Legislation the company has backed, designed to let people share their video-rental history on the Web, passed the U.S. House yesterday.
The bad news: Netflix went through the same exercise a year ago, but the bill never made it out of Congress.
So it's way too early for CEO Reed Hastings and company to celebrate. Still, it shows that the company's lobbying effort, designed to tweak the 1988 "Bork Law"* that prohibits disclosing movie-rental information, has gotten some traction.
In many countries outside the U.S., Netflix already has an integration with Facebook that lets users tell their pals what they're watching. Hastings, who is also a Facebook board member, has wanted to do the same thing for American Facebook users for the last couple years.
*The earlier law stemmed from Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork's confirmation hearings, in which his video-rental history surfaced. The Senate ultimately blocked Bork's appointment; he died Wednesday morning.


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News & Notes: Game 71
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TODAY'S GAME: Tonight, the Buffalo Bisons take on the Gwinnett Braves in the final game of a four-game series from Gwinnett Stadium (7:00 p.m.). The Herd needs to win tonight to earn a split of the set as the G-Braves took the first two games (5-4 and 7-3) and the Bisons won yesterday, 5-1. Buffalo is currently 3-4 on this eight-game roadtrip that wraps up tonight. The Bisons will return home to face the Charlotte Knights at Coca-Cola Field, June 27-30.
vs. THE BRAVES: The Bisons are 3-4 against the Gwinnett Braves so far this season. The two teams split a four-game series at Coca-Cola Field from May 12-15. Prior to the Braves move to Gwinnett, Buffalo posted a 48-38 record against Richmond (.558 winning percentage).
FELICIANO FEELIN' IT: OF Jesus Feliciano has been the Bisons most consistent hitter all season and had his team-leading 18th multi-hit game last night. Feliciano has hit safely in 23 of his last 28 games since May 23. During this stretch, he has averaged .379 (39-103) with seven doubles, 17 RBI and 19 runs scored. The solid month stretch has raised Feliciano's average 54 points to .314, which is currently 8th best in the International League.
FITTING IN FINE: INF Luis Rivera has been impressive both in the field and with the bat since joining the Herd on June 3rd from Binghamton. Last night, Rivera was perfect at the plate going 3-3 with two walks. With Buffalo, Rivera is hitting .327 with six runs scored and four RBI through 17 games.
BULLY IN THE PEN: RHP Tim McNab pitched two more scoreless innings in relief last night. Over his last nine appearances, McNab has pitched 11.1 consecutive innings without allowing an earned run. McNab has an impressive 1.29ERA, which leads the Bisons staff among pitchers with at least 20.0 innings of work this year.
NIESE ON A ROLL: LHP Jonathon Niese saw his impressive 24.1 consecutive scoreless innings streak end in the 7th inning of last night's game. Still, Niese collected his third consecutive victory as he allowed just one run in six innings of work. In his last four starts, the southpaw is 3-1 with a 1.03ERA. He has struck out 25 and allowed just 20 hits in his last 26.1 innings of work.


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Happiness is a dry place to sit your bum, a fresh pair of flannel pants, a hoodie, and some big-ol fluffy wool socks.
As I peered out the windows prior to departing, I saw large snowflakes, but heavier than flurries. They turned out to be something akin to sleet with embedded snowflakes, and the ground was still soupy from a day full of light rain. There was no accumulation, just lots of road grime from below, sharp frozen precipitation jabbing me from above, and a stiff chilling breeze from the front.
Pretty much everything was soaked through when I got home. At exactly 32 degrees, this perfectly defines everything I hate all at the same time. Had it just been snow, I'd been in heaven. If ANYTHING was going to stop me from riding other than seriously dangerous weather (violent thunderstorms, baseball sized hail and Tornadoes for example), today would have been it. Alas, I rode home. I didn't take the longer route, but I did ride in it and I'm no worse for wear.
I do loves me some wooly socks and soft fuzzy clothes right now, though. Mmmmm Hmmm!
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Home sweet home
Happiness is a dry place to sit your bum, a fresh pair of flannel pants, a hoodie, and some big-ol fluffy wool socks.
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good read mate like the logo as well want to create one for me
- January 16, 2008 10:08 PM
- Noah said...
I can't see your blogger profile, ergo I don't know what your blog is, care to link to it?
I don't have abundant free time, but my own logo didn't take too long, I might be able to see what I can do.
- January 16, 2008 10:23 PM
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Sycamore Creek LLC to Charles F. and Sarah P. DuBose, 21 acres on State Route 637 and I-64, Ivy Fields, $395,000.
Frrelin R. and Helga W. Compton to Lynette O. and William W. Sanford Jr., 1581 Thornridge Way, Forest Lakes South, $336,500.
Patricia G. Berry to Matthew A. and Katherine G. Morris, 2.0 acres at 845 Barracks Farm Road, Ivy Farms, $530,000.
Janice S. Linkous to Gary W. and Tana M. Taylor, 7.073 acres at 245 Jeffers Drive, Shadwell Mountain, $1,000,000.
Forest Lakes Associates to Robert Hauser Homes Inc., parcel in Springridge at Forest Lakes, $51,605.
Cheryl A. Grandinetti to Leigh Anne Touchette, 1705 Arrowwood Drive, Mill Creek, $202,500.
Eldon L. and Susan L. Shank to Charles Jones, 2.2328 acres at 3803 Richmond Road, Keswick, $242,750.
VanDerLinde Housing Inc. to Lisa and John Wesley Heptinstall IV, 3394 Turnberry Circle, Springridge, Forest Lakes, $334,250.
Annie J. Orman to Michele R. Thompson, parcel on State Route 22, Blue Ridge Motor Company subdivision, gift.
Alberta Brassfield to Canterbury Building Co., 4.0 acres, $29,500.
Mildred Adcock-Houchens to Eloy and Abelina Albarran, 3.813 acres at 7073 Porter's Road, Esmont, $87,000.
Alice E. Davis to Anita T. Ratliff, 1809 Hearthglow Lane, Fieldbrook, gift.
Doris and Andre Eglevsky Jr. to Doris G. Eglevsky, 803 Harris Road, Willoughby, gift.
Patricia R. Jones to Marguerite E. David, three lots on Manor Drive, Royal Acres, $15,000.
Fenton and Mildred Kephart to Michael L. and Kristen M. Williams, 1609 Purple Sage Court, Forest Lakes, $291,700.
Dean A. and Patricia A. Scott to Glenn A. Fielding and Melissa Hirsch-Fielding, 2.0 acres at 2525 Ed Jones Road, $135,000.
John G. Desmond to Rosemary S. Vaughn, 2237 Shepherd's Ridge Road, Dunlora, $269,950.
Rachel D. Harnisch to Wayne D. Remington, 765 Exton Court, RiverRun, $135,000.
Antonio A. Romero and Liane Davis to Antonio A. Romero, 1037 Amber Ridge Road, Highlands at Mechums River, pursuant to property settlement agreement.
Mildred A. Stehle to Larry W. and Karen Harris, 8005 Washington Court, Jefferson Village, $175,900.
David A. and Anne M. Wengrovitz to John A. and Erin V. English, 2455 Dunmore Road, Waverly, $470,000.
John L. and Trilbie F. Knapp to Trilbie F. Knapp, 436 Ednam Drive, Ednam Forest, gift.
Lawrence M. and Bellisha A. Klinge to J. Paul Fleming, Trustee, 1515 Brook Hill Lane, Farmington, $765,000.
Kevin D. Hensley to Laurie A. Hensley, 4099 President's Road, Scottsville, gift.
R.D. Wade Builder Inc. to Conrad F. Budzinski, 3130 Turnberry Court, $286,400.
Happy Valley LLC to Robert Hauser Homes Inc., parcel in Walnut Hills, $141,750.
James W. and Nancy P. Calhoun, Trustee, to Stephen R. and Diane L. Jacques, Trustee, 5.0394 acres in Harmony, $107,000.
Tracy A. Landon and Edward P. Smith Jr. to William and Elizabeth D. Phillips, 3.80 acres at 1048 Tilman Road, $440,000.
Lillian G. and Brad C. Wood to Brad C. Wood, 1211 Oak Hill Drive, gift.
Kenneth M. and Stacy A. Johnson to Anne Scupholme, 1990 English Oaks Drive, Forest Lakes South, $194,000.
Ruth Slone to Rebecca A. Lewis, 2410 Smithfield Road, Canterbury Hills, $249,000.
James B. Spence III to Ronald G. and Patricia C. Hallmark, 280 Buffalo Hill Road, Westview, $399,000.
Southland Homes Inc. to James B. Towe, 1133 Somerchase Court, Hollymead Townhouses, $178,558.
Glenmore Associates Ltd. to Northpoint, parcel, $150,000.
Scott C. Schmitz to Gwendolyn S. Loehr, 17.449 acres at 4024 Ballards Mill Road, State Route 671, Free Union, gift.
John A. Holden to Martha K. Campbell, 1337 Wimbledon Way, RiverRun, $165,000.
Grayrock LLC to R.D. Wade Builder, Inc., parcel in Grayrock, $57,000.
Canal Warehouse LLC to Walter D. Neighbors, 225 South Street, Scottsville, $160,000.
Paulette J. Kaplan to Karl B. and Susan I. Gass, 202 Turkey Ridge Road, Peacock Hill, $140,000.
Dasretta G. Sapp to Jonathan A. Thornburg, 130 Quince Lane, Willoughby, $111,650.
JaZan LLC to Ketan Parekh, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $87,000.
Southland Homes Inc. to Jason W. Handy, 2231 Montalcino Way, Fontana, $301,720.
Margaret F. Kirtley to David W. Nicholas, 14.99 acres at 5048 Scottsville Road, gift.
Happy Valley LLC to Weston Development Co. LC, parcel in Walnut Hills, $120,750.
Gregory M. Overman to David M. Rekosh, 130 Oak Forest Drive, Oak Forest, $169,000.
Dorothy W. and Harry A. Austin II to James P. and Susan T. Towe, 4.060 acres at 3185 Dundee Road, Arbor Park, $140,000.
Earl H. Barton, Trustee, to Kostich Construction Inc., unit in Deerwood subdivision, $96,000.
Jennifer A. Nabar to Warren S. Rader III, 3.0171 acres at 1012 Smith Road, Afton, pursuant to divorce decree.
Warren Scott Rabar III to Jeffrey L. and Julie A. Keller, 3.0171 acres at 1012 Smith Road, Afton, $271,500.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Andrew B. Lee, 308 Pleasant Place, $424,000.
Tonya V. Whyte to Russell D. Roberts, 1327 LeParc Terrace, RiverRun, $148,000.
Robert M. Hauser, Trustee, to Alice C. Cook, Trustee, 2189 Shepherd's Ridge Road, Dunlora, $315,000.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to Robert Slechta, 903 Braeburn Street, Grayrock, Crozet, $277, 026.
Zdravko and Gospova Radakovic to Dusanka Radakovic, 122 Scarborough Place, Sherwood Manor, gift.
G. McNeir and Nancy Tilman to Nancy K. Tilman, 650 Knoll Ridge Drive, Oak Knoll, gift.
Keith F. and Marcy T. Brady to Forest K. and Amanda F. Versele, 516 Woodmont Drive, Rio Heights, $173,900.
Frank V. and Gail E. Prestininzi to Malcolm J. and Kathryn Brummitt, 3504 Wedgewood Court, Glenmore, $409,000.
Billy E. and Carol B. Bratton to Michael K. and Angela N. Bratton, 4.01 acres at 4247 Rolling Road, Scottsville, $111,500.
Robert H. and Carrie S. McNamara to Richard S. Johnson, 103 Tally Ho Drive, Colthurst Farm, $468,500.
James B. Spence III, Trustee, to Robert J. and Lucille C. Bossolt, 839 Filly Run, Cory Farm, $248,900.
Gene W. Francis to John H. and Lamar S. Toole, 250 Farmington Drive, Farmington, $1,060,000.
Masashi and Yasuko Kawasaki to Dannielle L. McCauley, 340 Westfield Road, Wynridge, $145,000.
Carla S. House and Arch D. Doty to John and Jeannie G. Holden, 130 River Oaks Lane, Dunlora, $333,000.
Robert A. and Roberta M. Lodi to Judith V. and Dana Burch, 2.0 acres at 5600 Advance Mills Road, State Routes 641 and 743, $8,000.
Leonardo R.V. Castaneda and Adriana M. Venegas to Gerry and Kathleen Swan, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $114,000.
Richard M. and William S. Morris to Jamie C. Dunaway, Trustee, 6.0529 acres at 1286 Rea's Ford Road, Earlysville, gift.
Daniel A. Alvarez and Marie C. Hamilton to James E. and Andrea A. Colbaugh, Trustees, 1302 Thorncroft Court, Glenmore, $185,000.
Monte Lee Peery to Jessica L. Dorman and Amy L. Sikes, 3.574 acres at 3878 Monacan Trail, North Garden, $185,500.
Mary Ann Elder to Robert H. McNamara, 107 Whetstone Place, Hessian Hills, $679,000.
MacMillan Pace LLC to Wendell W. Gibson Inc., parcel in Peacock Hill, $70,000.
William L. Whitehurst, Trustee, to Donald J. Sturges, 315 Minor Ridge Road, $145,000.
James T. Dudley to Norman L. Ourada, 2.32 acres on State Route 642, $30,000.
Mary W. Wood to Emile B. Patterson, 1465 Lanetown Road, Crozet, gift.
R.D. Wade Builder Inc. to Matthew T. and Kirsten E. Keyser, 1721 Doringh Place, Still Meadow, $358,481.
Meghan R. Murray to Oakwood Properties Inc., 21 acres at South Briarwood Farm, Route 29 South, $120,000.
Dean A. Martinelli to Janet E. Davies, Trustee, 1770 Sourwood Place, Hollymead, gift.
R. Keith Goolsby to Quarries LLC, parcel on the Thomas Beasley Property, Schuyler, $20,000.
Secretary of Veterans Affairs to Chad Clements and Chastity Morris, 2.0 acers at 6817 Blenheim Road, Scottsville, $118,000.
Weather Hill Homes Ltd. to Thomas and Darla K. Heinemeyer, 1863 Clay Drive, Waylands Grant, Crozet, $278,400.
Redfields Development Corp to Craig Enterprises Inc., parcel in Redfields, $59,500.
Rio Square LLC to Frog Pond LLC, .266 acre in Rio Square, $278,400.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to John D. and Leslie N. Herman, 3189 Turnberry Circle, Springridge Forest Lakes, $244,950.
Erik Alan and Emily J. Chaikin to Pamela K. Mason and Rohit Malhotra, 851 Fieldhaven Drive, Redfields, $182,000.
R. Scott Painley to John M. Hundley and Claire Rosse, 1 Waterwheel Court, Mill Creek, $142,500.
Philip K. Houston to Dixie A. Ordille, 283 Windfield Circle, Oak Hill, $135,000.
John E. and Earline Sawyer to James T. Dudley, 2.0343 acres on State Route 618, 6409 Jefferson Mill Road, $94,500.
James A. Morris and Stephen N. Runkle to Anne M. Jensen and Jonathan K. Sabers, 1466 Bremerton Lane, Glenmore, $425,000.
Sycamore Creek LLC to C. Peter Harris Jr. and Dana A. Lightsey, 26 acres on Dick Woods Road, Ivy Meadows, $500,000.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to Alexander B. and Anna K. Baer, 1147 Redfields Road, $310,246.
Southland Homes Inc. to Christopher M. Johns, 1139 SomerChase Court, Hollymead Townhouses, $172,350.
Robert Lee Allan et al., to Dennis J. and Michele Bessette, .9088 acre at 5580 Secretary's Sand Road, Esmont, $35,000.
Rio East Land Trust to CW Holdings LLC, parcel at 124 B Rio East Court, $159,481.
Shirley T. Dixon to Biju P. Varghese and Ginu George, 1705 Redington Lane, Fieldbrook, $231,750.
Carmelita W. Gaines to George W. Dansey, 2.0 acres near the soapstone quarry, Scottsville, $29,900.
Thomas L. and Stephanie B. Calloway to Mark E. and Jacquelyn L. Ragland and Timothy P. Carson and Philip O. Garland, four townhouses at 4 Woodlake Drive, Four Seasons, $558,000.
Duke M. Dufrane and V.P. Snow to Todd A. and Caroline E. Hopwood, 5.68 acres at 7636 Happy Creek Road, State Route 608, $127,000.
Deal of the Week:
JWK Properties Inc. to Maria T. Kluge, 205.05 acres at Featheridge Farm, gift.


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Grand Theft Auto series
- "Man, what the hood done for me? Always dragging me down. Ever since I got out of the hood shit been cracking! That's everybody's dream, to get out of the hood..."
- ―Carl Johnson to Sweet in Home Coming.
Carl "CJ" Johnson is the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
CJ is voiced by Chris Bellard, better known as Young Maylay, who is the cousin of Shawn Fonteno, the voice actor for Franklin Clinton and Tarnell.
Carl is the second-in-command of the Los Santos-based street gang, the Grove Street Families, which is led by his brother, Sean "Sweet" Johnson.
Carl "CJ" Johnson was born in 1968 in Los Santos, to Beverly Johnson. He has a father, but as seen in the intro movie, he said he didn't know him. Beverly had four children: Sean, Carl, Kendl, and Brian. Sweet states that Carl was born in the Johnson House, the family's childhood and current home. Old Reece, a family friend and Ganton's local Barber, recalls memories of Carl's father, although Carl tells Joey Leone that he never knew his father, and that Sweet was the "man" of the house but made his life miserable. Carl says to Woozie in Amphibious Assault that when he was swimming as a child, he once got a condom stuck on his face and that "horror like that stays with you for life". This also explains his fear for swimming.
The Johnson siblings, along with Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris and Lance "Ryder" Wilson, grew up on the same cul-de-sac and were childhood friends. CJ recalls Ryder dealing drugs since he was ten. Sweet became the leader of the Grove Street Families and introduced him, CJ, and possibly Brian into the gang life.
Around 1985, the Grove Street Families were at the height of their power when they first became pressured by Frank Tenpenny, a corrupt police officer of C.R.A.S.H. It's likely that Officer Eddie Pulaski was also serving with Tenpenny at this time. The Grove Street Families went into a decline at some point between 1987 and 1992. Carl's younger brother Brian died in 1987. The cause of his death was never revealed, though it is implied Carl was present but did not help him, as Sweet laments that Carl "let Brian die". He was no longer considered a member of Grove Street, and would later have to earn his way back into the gang. Big Smoke also implies that Carl was physically larger during that time, stating that the "East Coast got [him] all thinned out".
Carl also used to be a rapper, as he claimed in a conversation with OG Loc.
Adult life In Liberty City
Following Brian's death, Carl left Los Santos and moved to Liberty City. When he arrived, he began working with Joey Leone, the son of Leone Family Don Salvatore Leone, in the car theft business, as well as other small-time crimes.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
In 1992, Beverly Johnson is killed in a drive-by shooting by the Ballas. Sweet phones Carl and informs him, and Carl agrees to return for the funeral.
Carl returns and takes a taxi to his mother's house, but is arrested and confronted by C.R.A.S.H. members Frank Tenpenny, Eddie Pulaski and Jimmy Hernandez, who explain that Carl will do work for them, or they will frame him for killing their fellow officer Ralph Pendelbury (who was really murdered by C.R.A.S.H. themselves). After meeting with Big Smoke at the Johnson house, Carl finally meets with his siblings and friends. Carl quickly learns that the Grove Street Families lost much of their power over the last five years - a result of the growing crack cocaine trend and, though Sweet doesn't admit it, Sweet not having as much personal strength as a leader without CJ home. CJ and Sweet work furiously to successfully bring the gang back to power, with CJ regaining his brother's respect in the process. This included reuniting with the Seville and Temple families, as well as the Aztecas leader Cesar Vialpando (who, although a rival of Sweet's at the time, began a loving relationship with Kendl), and wiping out the Ballas, the sworn enemy of the Grove Street Families. Carl also helped OG Loc, a laughable "poser" who aspired to be a rapper (consequently ruining rap superstar Madd Dogg's career in the process).
The gang is at the second height of its power, and is planning on taking out the rest of the Ballas in an ambush, until Cesar reveals to Carl that Ryder and Big Smoke have betrayed the gang to C.R.A.S.H and the Ballas. Carl rushes to the gunfight, suspecting that Sweet and the gang are walking into a trap, and manages to hold off the Ballas to rescue a heavily-wounded Sweet, until both of them are arrested by C.R.A.S.H. Grove Street Families and the Varrios Los Aztecas practically disappear, and Big Smoke becomes head of a drug ring and takes over Los Santos. OG Loc also becomes a rich and famous rapper, with Big Smoke acting as his manager as a means to launder his money.
C.R.A.S.H. abandons Carl in rural Whetstone to eliminate a witness against them. It is slowly revealed that they are being tried in court over their corruption, in a case that is quickly building media attention. Cesar connects CJ to his (mentally unstable) cousin, Catalina, and the two form a relationship built on the robberies they commit together. Tenpenny introduces CJ to The Truth, an aging hippie who is supplying Tenpenny with tons of weed, and tells CJ to frame a D.A who is an enemy of Tenpenny's. Tenpenny demands that CJ pay for the shipment, which forces him to return to work with Catalina, who now has an obsessive crush on him. Carl also meets the San Fierro Triads leader Wu Zi Mu during a street race. Catalina finds him at the race and expresses her feeling of neglect and anger, feeling that he was only interested in her as a partner in crime, also proclaiming that she has a new boyfriend, Claude. CJ defeats Claude and Catalina in a street race, gaining the deed to Claude's run-down San Fierro garage. CJ leaves for San Fierro with The Truth and Tenpenny's marijuana (despite Tenpenny betraying The Truth). They meet Cesar and Kendl at the garage in Doherty, San Fierro. CJ is angry about the bad state of the garage and believes that it is completely useless. Kendl explains to CJ that the property is a great opportunity, and through The Truth, he hires Dwaine, Jethro and Zero to work in the garage.
Carl meets with Woozie in San Fierro and the two quickly become strong allies, collaborating to take down each of their enemies enemies - Carl targeting the Loco Syndicate (Big Smoke's suppliers) and Woozie's rivals, the Da Nang Boys. Carl infiltrates and eventually kills all the chief members - Jizzy B, T-Bone Mendez, and even Ryder from the Grove Street Families. The garage (now a car theft ring), as well as renting out property, has earned Carl a modest sum of money. He receives a surprise phone call from Mike Toreno, a former member of the Loco Syndicate (who was apparently killed), who reveals himself to be a government agent and is recruiting Carl's help in exchange for releasing Sweet from a life sentence. Although it is a well-kept secret from all of his friends, The Truth finds Carl at Toreno's place of operation, and warns Carl that Toreno can't be trusted. He continues to recruit Carl's help in stealing a Jetpack from Area 69, which is needed for The Truth's goal of stealing mysterious, enlightening green goo.
Woozie invites CJ to the Triad's glamorous Four Dragons Casino in Las Venturas. Upon arrival, Carl is given shares in the casino by Woozie "in exchange for some help setting it up". They are faced with aggressive competition from the Mafia-run Caligula's Palace and, as revenge, spend time planning an extremely elaborate heist of Caligula's. This dually involves Carl infiltrating Caligula's inner circle of management (by chance of The Truth's association with music industry employees Kent Paul and Maccer) to work with their manager, Ken Rosenberg, and even Don Salvatore Leone, later helping the trio fake their deaths to escape Salvatore's rage. During this time period, C.R.A.S.H. extracts the last of Carl's labor before they try to kill Carl (and kill Hernandez for snitching on them), with Carl killing Pulaski and escaping alive. Carl, by chance, sees Madd Dogg attempting suicide and saves his life, partially out of guilt for ruining his career.
Carl's ongoing vendetta towards Tenpenny and Big Smoke, finalized by Madd Dogg having to sell his mansion to drug lord Big Poppa, prompts Carl to return to Los Santos, taking back the rapper's mansion by force. While recording Madd Dogg's new album, Toreno gives Carl the last of his work before Sweet is released from prison. Sweet is disgusted at Carl for his new millionaire's lifestyle, and for having forgotten all about helping the Grove Street Families. Sweet immediately takes Carl back to Grove Street to begin their task of reclaiming all of their turf. As the gang slowly begins their third return to power, Carl manages to get Madd Dogg's rhyme book back from OG Loc, reviving Madd Dogg's career, as hitting Big Smoke close to home. In the case against Tenpenny, it's shown on the news that since there is no evidence implicating him in his criminal activities, he would walk free; seconds after, citywide riots commence in outrage at Tenpenny's acquittal. During the confusion, Grove Street Families retakes almost half of the city's turf, and, after an assault on his Crack Palace, Carl kills Big Smoke. After Carl and Sweet chase him across the city through the riots, Tenpenny also dies after his firetruck falls from a bridge above Grove Street. At a celebration in the Johnson house, Madd Dogg, accompanied by Ken, Kent, and Maccer, announces "our first gold record" to Carl. At the same time, Sweet insists on making Grove Street a priority, while Kendl suggests going back to Las Venturas with Woozie, but Carl's only reply was that he was "fittin' to hit the block, see what's happening".
After GTA San Andreas
This article, or parts of it, are Speculation and may not turn out to be correct.
At the very end of the game, Carl is a young and wealthy man. His assets and business interests include the Grove Street Families gang and Madd Dogg's contract in Los Santos, a car garage and several other properties in San Fierro, and shares in the Four Dragons Casino in Las Venturas, as well as the government's $60 million jetpack.
It is suggested that Carl, Madd Dogg, Kent Paul and Maccer are to go on a world wide tour, as mentioned by Madd Dogg during the game's final cutscene. Maccer and Kent Paul are to ride along, giving another hint that Carl helped the two rebuild their band.
A billboard outside the Middle Park East Safehouse depicts a man strongly resembling Carl in a suit and tie drinking wine with the word "Fruntalot" beside it, which is presumably the product that is being advertised. Either way, neither this nor the aforementioned Easter egg is considered canon for the 3D Universe. A newspaper in GTA IV also mentions a man named Carl Johnson.
An Easter egg in GTA IV suggests that Carl, along with the other 3D Universe protagonists, are dead. However, this is simply to commemorate the game being the beginning of a new era and it is not considered canon. Rockstar Games have stated this is "a little joke to our fans".
Mission Appearances
- GTA San Andreas
As the protagonist, he appears in all missions.
Murders Committed by Carl Johnson
|Reasoning & Method
|Alan Crawford
|Management Issues
|OG Loc wanted to sabotage Madd Dogg's career and at the same time because Crawford refused to be affiliated as OG Loc's manager and blackballed him in the music business. Killed after CJ kidnapped Crawford and his girlfriend after an awarding ceremony and drove the car off a pier, causing them to drown.
|Gray Imports
|Frank Tenpenny gave Carl orders to investigate a warehouse on the docks; Killed while attempting to flee.
|Little Weasel
|Little Weasel betrayed the Grove Street Families by joining the Ballas; Killed by CJ after Glen Park was taken by the Grove Street Families.
|Los Sepulcros
|Kane was killed on Sweet's orders to weaken the Ballas' strength; Killed during a gunfight on Little Weasel's funeral.
|The Informant
|Killed in orders of Tenpenny, because he had proof of C.R.A.S.H.'s actions.
|Construction Foreman
|Buried alive with cement for harassing Carl's sister.
|The Reporter
|Snail Trail
|Killed in orders of C.R.A.S.H., because he was reportedly investigating Eddie Pulaski's corruption.
|The Journalist
|Snail Trail
|Killed in orders of C.R.A.S.H. alongside the Reporter.
|Jizzy B.
|Ice Cold Killa
|Jizzy B. was killed to allow the disbandment of the Loco Syndicate to commence and to obtain the location of a drug deal; Killed in car chase.
|T-Bone Mendez
|Pier 69
|Mendez was killed by Carl with the help of Cesar Vialpando to officially disband the Loco Syndicate; Killed during a gunfight on the pier.
|Lance Wilson
|Pier 69
|Ryder was killed for betraying the Grove Street Families and joining the Ballas; Killed during a boat chase.
|The Snakehead
|The Da Nang Thang
|The Snakehead was killed by Carl on orders from Wu Zi Mu to weaken the Da Nang Boys. Killed on a freighter in the San Fierro bay.
|Key To Her Heart
|Benny was killed in order to get access to Millie Perkins' home so CJ can pretend to be Millie's gimp.
|The Dossier Carrier
|Killed in orders of Tenpenny to receive a dossier that contained compromising information regarding C.R.A.S.H.
|Eddie Pulaski
|High Noon
|Pulaski was killed by Carl for insulting his family and attempting to kill him; Killed during car chase.
|Marco Forelli
|Saint Mark's Bistro
|Forelli was killed on orders from Salvatore Leone; Killed in gunfight.
|Big Poppa
|A Home In The Hills
|Poppa was killed to reclaim Madd Dogg's mansion; Killed in car chase.
|Melvin Harris
|End of the Line
|Big Smoke was killed by Carl for betraying the Grove Street Families and to finally earn Sweet's respect; Killed in gunfight.
Optional murders
|OG Loc
|Freddy embarrassed OG Loc by revealing that they shared a consensual homosexual relationship while in prison. Shot to death during a motorcycle chase by either CJ or Loc.
|Tanker Commander
|Can be killed in order to steal a tanker.
|Millie Perkins
|Key to Her Heart
|Can be killed to gain quicker access to her key-card to rob Caligula's Palace.
CJ is markedly different from the previous playable characters in the Grand Theft Auto series. While Claude and Tommy Vercetti are both depicted as completely heartless and feeling no regret for all of the people that they kill, CJ is depicted as having a considerably less violent personality, occasionally giving his targets a chance to redeem themselves. An example is his failed attempt at convincing Eddie Pulaski to see that he was no more than Tenpenny's pawn. Furthermore, CJ displays genuine remorse for having to kill Ryder and Big Smoke, who he considered close friends. However, CJ has no problem with killing members of other gangs, and willfully slaughters any that get in his way of reclaiming Grove Street Family turf or try to sabotage his businesses, though in return, the gangsters are trying to kill CJ also. CJ's naïve personality, inexperience, and face-value interpretations of other characters' responses occasionally leads them to question CJ's intelligence (The Truth, Catalina). CJ, like his brother Sweet, holds a deep seated loyalty towards Grove Street and the hood, as seen in his reaction to the resentful attitude of his friends and siblings early on. Though, towards the end of the game, while Sweet was in prison, and CJ was making progress in San Fierro and Las Venturas, the unattended Grove Street became Ballas turf and was filled with crack dealers. CJ tries to get his brother to abandon the hood for their assets elsewhere, but he is quickly convinced into re-taking the turf. Despite his young age, Carl often handles situations in a professional manner. This is shown during the mission The Meat Business when Carl keeps encouraging Ken Rosenberg to calm down and remember that "you're the boss".
In the Beta Version and in The Introduction, CJ is seen wearing a black hoodie with blue jeans. CJ's default appearance in the final version of the game is a white tank top, with blue jeans and black tennis shoes. He is an African-American with a cesar hairstyle, black hair, brown eyes, a bit of facial hair and a thin body. CJ has been compared to and confused for both his father and his brother Brian, suggesting that CJ bears a great resemblance to both of them. CJ is also stated to have been fatter or more muscular before he left for Liberty City, with his friends stating the east coast "thinned him out". Carl is noticeably short, as the player can see when Carl is standing next to other characters such as Sweet, Big Smoke, Grove Street members, and even Ryder, who has been belittled for his height numerous times. Some mission cutscenes show Carl slightly limping his left foot. This is also notable if the player enters the slow motion cheat twice and watches the sprint animation carefully.
CJ can have a large variety of appearances depending on the player. For example, he can wear cheap clothes from Binco or luxury clothes from Zip. He can be muscular, thin or fat with the use of gyms and restaurants. He can also have different tattoos and hairstyles. Carl was the most customizable protagonist until the release of Grand Theft Auto Online; players can alter his clothes, his hairstyle, his tattoos and even his physical appearance, such as making him fat or muscular.
- On rare occasions, motor officers may call out Carl by his last name or nickname when he is arrested. Members of most street gangs also recognise him (this includes all Los Santos based gangs, the San Fierro Rifa and the Da Nang Boys.)
- Carl's Shamal call sign in Saint Mark's Bistro was CJ101.
- Some of Carl's idle animations consist of him singing "Nuthin' But A G Thang Babe", "Express yourself, cuz I'm from Grove Street", "Never gonna get it, never gonna get it, biatch", "you drop the bomb on me", "move your body, dum-dah-dum, move your body", "take your time and let me LOVE you girl" "Rollercoaster! OH-OO-HOO-HOO!", or just humming.
- It is possible that CJ is a Christian. In the mission, First Date, Carl tells Catalina that he is a "God fearing peace-loving man of the people". Like Franklin Clinton, Carl can purchase several religious tattoos, most notably a Virgin Mary tattoo and a cross, further supporting this theory.
- However, Carl may have told that to Catalina sarcastically. In addition, in the opening cutscene, Big Smoke references "the book" (presumably the Bible), in which Carl replies, "what fucking book?", implying he's unfamiliar with religion.
- If CJ becomes fat enough, his head will always face slightly to the side when stood still.


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My Daily Prayers and Readings for 03/16/2013
Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.
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Abba Father through the Holy Spirit within me and in the name of Jesus Christ, I come to You so that You will create a pure heart, and renew a steadfast spirit within us. Filled with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience for our one walk in and with You today. As channels of Your peace and love in all situations with all people. Staying strong in You and Your almighty power, by putting on Your full armor by standing firm with the belt of Your truth buckled around our waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place, and with our feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace. Taking up the shield of faith, with which we can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one who lurks in each moment waiting to separate us from You. Wearing the helmet of salvation and carrying the sword of the Spirit, which is Your word. Praying in through the Spirit and in the name of Jesus on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests for me and mine in fulfillment of Your will. Being alert and always praying for those You place in our path. Asking that whenever we speak, words may be given to us, so that we will fearlessly make known the mystery of the gospel.(r or l) Remembering that if we get nothing else done this day, let us spend it loving You and others first, as You love us. In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, Amen.
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We've had to replace numerous gates through the years because rust got the best of them. To keep a gate out of the corrosive manure and urine, we extend the height of the gate with a 1'-long metal pipe or rebar and a washer that fits snug over the pipe. MIG weld the washer on the pipe high enough to lift the gate out of the muck. Then, insert that extension piece into the bottom of the pipe gate and weld the gate and washer together. Repeat on the other end of the gate.
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In my quest to find a way to keep calf feed dry, I discovered an added benefit—portability. The bottom half of the feed wagon is a barge box; the top is a flare box the same size that is flipped and bolted to the barge box. The bolts are placed every foot, and I caulked along the entire seam. Then, I cut out the back of the flare box, made a roof for the wagon and covered the end with tin.
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After we bought our first sprayer we realized we needed an efficient chemical and water trailer. The trailer we used with our single-axle semi had room for a 275-gal. shuttle for glyphosate and a 100-gal. shuttle for 2,4-D; but we needed room for a 250-gal. shuttle for preplant herbicides. I altered the empty space over the fifth wheel to hold the third shuttle. I built the 6'-wide by 5'-long platform out of 2"x6" lumber with a 12"-high railing made of 1" tubing around the platform. I welded four scraps of angle iron to the frame of the truck and bolted the platform on top of the angle iron.
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The best toys for each age
12 to 18 months: on the way to mobility
Your baby takes his first steps: all the toys that enable him to exercise this new mobility will be greatly appreciated. His fine motor skills also improve: he begins to build, stack and fit things together… to make it all fall down the next minute!
You can give him:
- A baby walking frame which will help him to become more stable and enable him to transport his toys.
- A ride-on toy in the form of a lorry, tractor or animal, etc. This first "vehicle" gives him the possibility of moving around the whole house even if he is not yet fully at ease on his legs. Opt for a model with multi-directional wheels which is easier to manoeuvre.
- A toy to push or pull which will quickly become your infant's walking companion.
- Stacking and shape-fitting games: cubes or beakers in coloured plastic, boxes with shapes cut out, pyramid of rings to stack, etc.
- A first building game with big pieces that fit together easily.
- A picture book to browse through with your baby naming the objects presented in it.


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There is just too much good stuff this weekend, 5 spots aren't enough. Here's what I think everyone should see, in chronological and alphabetical order:
Friday (4/1) –
UIUC MFA Show: Artsplosia at Co-Prosperity Sphere
Work by Will Arnold, Jung Eun Chang, Justin Farkas, Karri Anne Fischer, Motoko Furuhashi, Amy Gilles, Jim Graham, Dan Gratz, Ben Grosser, Ben Hatcher, Dan Krueger, Katie Latona, Erica Leohner, Maria Lux, Nick Mullins, Kerianne Quick, Michael Smith, Paul Shortt, Laura Tanner, Jessica Tolbert, Nicki Werner, Sarah Beth Woods, and Michael Woody.
Co-Prosperity Sphere is located at 3219 S Morgan St. Reception Friday from 6-10pm.
Weaving Healing Waters at Fill in the Blank Gallery
Work by Maria Calderon.
Fill in the Blank Gallery is located at 5038 N. Lincoln Ave. Reception Friday from 7-11pm.
That's Odd, I Feel So Alive at Packer Schopf Gallery
Work by Casey Riordan Millard
Packer Schopf Gallery is located at 942 W. Lake St. Reception Friday from 5-8pm.
6/6/6: SIX ARTISTS, SIX CITIES, SIX CONNECTIONS at Lloyd Dobler
Work by Jeff Badger, Carl Baratta, Amanda Curreri, Joanne Lefrak, Kathy Leisen, and Dan Schank.
Lloyd Dobler is located at 1545 W. Division, 2nd Fl. Reception Friday from 6-10pm.
When the Cathedrals Were White at Thomas Robertello Gallery
Work by Peter Allen Hoffmann.
NOTE NEW LOCATION: Thomas Robertello Gallery is located at 27 N Morgan St. Reception Friday from 6-8pm.
Saturday (4/2) –
Country Club Presents 'Abstract Location' & Anthotypes at Andrew Rafacz Gallery
Abstract Location features work by work by Steven Bankhead, Katarina Burin, Fritz Chesnut, Jacob Dyrenforth, Freeman & Lowe, and Ryan McGinness. Anthotypes features work by John Opera.
Andrew Rafacz Gallery is located at 835 W. Washington. Reception Saturday from 4-7pm.
Work by Andy Cahill, Alan & Michael Fleming, Yasi Ghanbari, Danny Greene, Joe Grimm, Marissa Perel, Arron David Ross, and Michael Vallera.
LVL3 is located at 1542 N Milwaukee Ave #3. Reception Saturday from 6-10pm.
Sunday (4/3) –
Irritable Abstraction at Julius Cæsar
Work by Joe Baldwin, Timothy Bergstrom, Brian Calvin, Federico Cattaneo, Edmund Chia, Dana DeGiulio, Dan Devening, Cheryl Donegan, Judith Geichman, Andrew Greene, Magalie Guérin, Antonia Gurkovska, Seth Hunter, Michiko Itatani, Eric Lebofsky, Diego Leclery, José Lerma, Jim Lutes, Rebecca Morris, Sabina Ott, Noah Rorem, Erin Washington and Molly Zuckerman-Hartung.
Julius Cæsar is located at 3144 W Carroll Ave, 2G. Reception Sunday from 4-7pm.
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AT 2:40 in the morning on June 5th' a fire swept through what was once a thriving Hindu monastery and the former headquarters of Siddhanta Press, the press which now, Hawaii, prints the newspaper you have in your hands. Located high in the sagebrush and Pinion Pine-covered Sierra Nevada mountains 15 miles from Reno, Nevada, the large 3-story, wood frame building, acclaimed a national historical landmark, was fully in flames within a half hour in the extremely dry desert weather. No injuries were suffered by the residents, the Cormany family, who had just weeks earlier moved into the building, having signed an agreement to purchase it from Saiva Siddhanta Church.
Over 50 firemen fought the blaze valiantly, but were unsuccessful in checking its advance throughout the 120-year old wood and brick structure. The blazing fire was described as an "inferno," and before dawn's light the large building had been consumed, leaving a mass of dangerous ruins and debris.
Located just outside Virginia City, the rustic and picturesque structure long known in local vernacular as "The Old Nevada Brewery" was built around 1863. It first served as the local Pony Express Station and a few years later was greatly expanded and converted into a brewery. In those days the now quiet "ghost town" of 600, and small mecca for summer tourists in the Western US, teemed with activity. It was the site of the world's largest silver discovery and a boomtown of the great Gold Rush. Virginia City's 70,000 prospecting inhabitants made it the largest city in the West, larger even than San Francisco. The great Mark Twain lived here, founded and edited the local newspaper, the Territorial Enterprise, and wrote one of his famed books here, "Roughing It."
Gurudeva, Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, located and acquired the erstwhile Pony Express Station and Brewery in 1962 when, modern legend has it, "The only resident was an old prospector, by the Wild West name of "Bad Water Bill," who kept his mule in the basement and a pig in the shower." In those days, the badly neglected showed more potential than anything else. Undeterred, members and monastics of the Saiva Siddhanta Church spent several years rebuilding and remodeling the 14 rooms with their own hands. By 1969, it was once again reminding all who drove by of its noble history. It was here that the Himalayan Academy was run and the Siddhanta Presses rolled long into the night for many years. It was from here that the Innersearch pilgrimages were conceived and executed. It was here at the Mountain/Desert Monastery that many of the present yogis and swamis of Saiva Siddhanta Church were trained and that the Master Course was printed along with the Pathfinder's Library series of books, as well as the first Church newspaper for members.
Later, after Kauai Aadheenam was purchased in 1970 and the Church's work shifted to Hawaii, less if the publishing work was done in Virginia City, though "Skandamalai," as it was called, was still kept open as a secluded mountain retreat for monastics. In 1979, the beautiful Heidelberg presses were shipped to Hawaii. This left the monastery virtually empty. The trustees decided to sell the property in 1979, and after many months on the market, a purchase agreement was made with the Cormany family. But this sale, it seems, was not to be, as nature took its firey course just days before the final agreement was signed. The entire burden and ownership of the property fell back on the Church.
The mass of complications brought about by the fire, particularly coming as it did right in the midst of a realty transaction, then had to be faced. The Cormany family, who had lost many of their possessions in the blaze had to be relocated and consoled. A caterpillar tractor was hired to properly remove the wreckage, and the two small outbuildings on the property had to be secured. Then the insurance claims and other legal work had to be tackled, the escrow on the land had to be terminated.
The calamity came as a great shock to the trustees and members of the Church, both for its potential financial loss (though the building was insured, a settlement has not yet been made) and for the immeasurable inner value of the property imbued in it through the many years of its use. The Saiva Swamis reflected on the loss, and thought that perhaps such a special place, endowed with so much sadhana and meditation, so many years of inner spiritual striving and changing, was never meant for others to dwell in. Perhaps the Gods themselves took possession of the red and white striped Hindu monastery leaving only pure memories of a pure place in the peaceful Nevada desert.
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What is Parsley Tea?
Parsley tea is a cleansing tea that is part of the Umbelliferae family. Like any other tea, it has diuretic properties but is much more beneficial. The tea is rich in iron, vitamins (A, B and C ), and various trace minerals.The tea has a bitter flavor, but can be sweetened using honey to reap make it more palatable.
How to Make Healthy Parsley Tea Recipe
To get the most health benefits from the tea, it is best to derive the tea from fresh parsley. The following is a step by step guide on how to make parsley tea from scratch.
1. Get fresh parsley, chop it up, and allow it to dry. A quarter cup of chopped parsley will be enough for one cup.
2. Next, boil some water and pour it into the container containing the fresh parsley.
3. Leave it to seep for about 5 minutes.
4. Sieve the mixture and put the strained tea in a cup, add a sweetener if preferred and enjoy your beverage. More info on how to make a perfect cup of parsley tea.
Health Benefits of Organic Parsley Tea
With the unusual compounds found in parsley, researchers have found it to be chemoprotective. It can protect you from harmful cigarette smoke. The tea also protects you from cancer-causing agents that are so common in today's environment. The agents are emitted when air pollution takes place and are known to cause various diseases, cancer among them.
For those with irregular periods, drinking the tea can help regularize your menstrual cycle. Most people have painful periods, and the tea can also offer relief from the pain
Drinking the diuretic at least once a day can help you shed the pounds. It's especially helpful in loss of water weight that can leave one feeling bloated. Kindly note that the tea can cause pregnancy complications, and some people use it for abortion. Find out the effects of parsley to women's health.
The tea contains a compound called luteolin, a powerful antioxidant. Together with vitamins contained in the tea, the antioxidants are essential in protecting your body from disease-causing free radicals. After the elimination of free radicals, you will be free of any disease, be more energized and your skin will look young and supple. Check out parsley tea benefits to menstruation.
The healthy beverage also contains folic acid which is crucial for cardiovascular health. The folic acid prevents blood vessel damage, reducing the risk of heart attack and stroke.
The tea also contains potassium that acts as a diuretic. The mineral is used to treat kidney conditions. More info on the benefits of parsley tea to kidney health.
Drinking Parsley tea is an excellent habit. It keeps diseases at bay and also offers relief when one is sick. The tea is also inexpensive, and easy to prepare.
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I've been doing a lot of paint selection with my design clients these days and wanted to share a great article I came across a while ago about selecting good whites for your home whether it be for walls or trim. This was on the Elle Decor website and for those of you that are freshing up a home might find it helpful.
Picking the perfect white advice from top designers.
Who: Eric Cohler
What: China White, RMI-74, Benajmin Moore
Why: "It seldom fails me, no matter where in the country I use it. It doesn't break green or pink, even in strange San Francisco light. When held up against pure white it has an off-white or greige appearance, but on its own, it holds up as true white—but with a little more body. And make sure you get it in low-VOC or no-VOC."
Who: Brad Ford
What: All White, No. 2005, Farrow & Ball
Why: "It's like a good friend. Easy to be around, dependable, and it makes you and all the things around you look terrific. It stays consistent in any light, but in the afternoon, it can really make a room feel like it's glowing. And while it works for any room, it's especially nice for a space with great artwork."
Who: Elizabeth Martin
What: Cotton, C2-320 W, C2 Paint
Why: "White is not a shy color—it makes everything placed in its path come forward. And "Cotton" by C2 is the softest of whites, with a touch of yellow as its undertone. It's the perfect backdrop to enhance wood and I especially love it in bedrooms: It makes skin sparkle."
Who: Elaine Griffin
What: Honeymilk, 7003-4, Valspar
Why: "Getting white paint right can be a daunting proposition. Your best bet is a kinder, warmer white that has just a hint of gray or beige in it. Honeymilk is a soft white that's great for walls. I've used it in a gazillion rooms and have never been disappointed."
Who: Alessandra Branca
What: Lily of the Vally, 905, Benjamin Moore
Why: "I found this color more than 20 years ago when I wanted a really great, warm white for trim, and it has been my standby ever since. It works well in rooms that get a lot of light and also in those that need it. I especially love this color for kitchens because it is warmer than your typical kitchen white."
Who: Katie Ridder
What: Paper White, OC-55, Benjamin Moore (shown in photo at left)
Why: "I use it in kitchens and bathrooms because it melds the grays of Carrara marble and the stark white of sinks and toilets."
Who: Kara Mann
What: Great White, No. 2006 Farrow & Ball
Why: "It's a white with character, and it's anything but sterile. Great White works best in natural light, particularly in the morning when fresh, warm tones peek in. Throughout the day, it changes color ever so slightly—from white to not-quite-gray; a great backdrop for calming neutrals or dynamic jewel-tone fabrics.
Who: Jeff Andrews
What: Decorator's White, CC-20, Benjamin Moore
Why: "I love this white for ceilings and woodwork, or in any room where I want a bright, clean white. It works well in all applications and with every kind of light source. Some whites can be cold and slightly blue, while others can have a creamy, yellow tone, but Decorator's White is a true white that is both warm and modern. It's been my go-to paint for years."
Who: Anne Maxwell Foster & Suysel dePedro Cunningham, Tilton Fenwick
What: Pointing, No. 2003, Farrow & Ball
Why: "It is the perfect ivory for almost every setting—not too bright and not too creamy. We're all about striking that balance. It's proven itself in both a sun-drenched farmhouse living room and a one-windowed New York City bedroom. It always provides a clean backdrop for showcasing colorful artwork or furniture."
Who: Frank Roop
What: White Wisp, OC-054, Benjamin Moore
Why: "It's a tinted white with a hint of gray-green, but it reads as bright white. I like to use it on the trim trim for cool-colored walls. I use quite a bit of wall coverings in hemp cloth and other natural materials. White Wisp as a trim makes many of these papers look crisp."
Who: Darryl Carter
What: Huntington White, DC-02, Benjamin Moore , to launch in October
Why: "I discovered my favorite, Huntington White, through much trial and error while working on my line of paint for Benjamin Moore—debuting this October. It's pleasingly chameleon-like. It saturates and radiates consistently, where many whites are inconsistent and change appearance during different times of day. It's a very warm white, which I like to use in modern settings."
Apartment Therapy also has a good article as well…


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"It's not worth it": Teen warns others against dangers of "skitching"
Skitching is skateboarding behind moving vehicle
A growing stunt left a teenager hurt Monday night. Now he hopes others can learn from his mistake.
Emergency crews rushed a 15-year-old boy from Monroe to Dayon's Children's Medical Center with a very serious head injury.
Kyler Bengal had wrecked while "skitching," or skateboarding while hanging onto the back of a friend's pickup truck.
The Lakota East High School student spoke with WLWT News 5's Jackie Congedo just hours after being released from the hospital on Tuesday.
"We just turned the corner and we were going too fast I guess, so I let go and after that I have no memories. I hit my head pretty hard and had a seizure," Bengal said.
Doctors told Bengal that he'd suffered a concussion. He also skinned his hands, both elbows and his back and severely cut the back of his head. The teen said he feels lucky to be walking and talking not even a day after he was drifting in and out of consciousness, sprawled out on the pavement.
"I just looked up and I was seeing a bunch of people I don't know plus people I do know crying and I'm like, 'Oh no, what happened? I have no idea!' And then like 10 minutes later, after I woke up I was like, 'Oh, skateboarding. Yup. I remember,'" Bengal said.
Now, he's passing along a word of warning to other would-be "skitchers."
"Be careful. It may be fun at the time, but it's not worth it. It's definitely not. Be smarter. Make good decisions," Bengal said.
He has an appointment to be checked by a neurosurgeon on May 8. After that, Bengal vows to get right back on his skateboard, but with a helmet on his head and without a truck towing him.
Monroe police are still investigating the accident. Officers said charges could be filed against the driver of the truck.


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The Grundfos HS-5 Horizontal split case pump is a single stage-stage, non-self-priming, centrifugal volute pump with radial suction and radial discharge port.
These pumps have a horizontal pump shaft with the impeller placed in the middle of the shaft and with self contained combination bearing housing and seal chamber on both sides of the impeller.
Without disturbing the motor or pipe-work, the split case construction enables the pump casing to be dismantled in the horizontal plane along the drive shaft. Removal and dismantling of the internal pump parts, e.g. bearings, wear rings, impeller and shaft seal can then take place.
- Flow rate: 10 to 3600 m3/h, 50 Hz
- Head: 5 to 240 m, 50 Hz
- Motor: 1.5 – 600 kW
- Flow rate: 10 – 4200 m3/h, 60 Hz
- Head: 5 – 230 m, 60 Hz
- Motor: 2.2 – 600 kW
- In line pump
- Double suction
- Low NPSH
- Low axial load on the shaft
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- Improved efficiency (Overall higher efficiency)
- Low radial load on the shaft
- Low axial and radial loads extends wear ring, seal and bearing life, minimizes vibration and provides quit operation
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As far as effects pedals are concerned, the majority of them tend to fall into one of two categories: cheap & cheerful (which is okay for the younger player, or possibly for those effects that we don't use all that often); or higher priced units whose tried & tested reputation has earned them permanent fixtures on countless players' pedalboards. Whether the effect for you is in one camp or the other depends entirely on the player; however, every now & then a little gem appears on the market that has the potential to straddle both camps.
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Dear fellow Galaxy Legend Commanders,
The Galaxy Legend Forum will be retired by Tap in the (possibly very) near future.
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Dear fellow Galaxy Legend Commanders,
The Galaxy Legend Forum will be retired by Tap in the (possibly very) near future.
Can now post. But spammers are back
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On Google Play store did other people comment the same thing?
You sure did the usual trouble shooting steps of uninstalling and the reinstalling the game.
Dear Fellow Commanders,
Pandora on iOS and Android is not opened as of 02:29 UTC on 2019-06-15, this has been reported to Tap.
Yes Flagship cannot be T-augmented.
If you get the message that your opponent is safe in Galaxy League and Fleet League that means a) the battle has occurred b) the game has lost internet connection between your phone and Tap4fun...
I hope I understood your question.
There are 2 types of commanders that can be obtained from Conquer the Cosmos. The SS type and the Dark Commander.
SS heroes have the highest speed and with...
Currently all level 4 Legendary Equipment can only be used by commaders who have been augmented to T-breakthrough or augmentation level +16 or more, in addition to level 100+ for your player account.
The event which gives Legendary Equipment Choice Pack III is back for 3 days starting from 2019-04-02.
Will need use 200 legendary equipment fragments to get 1x legendary equipment choice pack...
The medal merchant hanging at the entrance problem is now fixed on my server. Can you try again?
Yes, lately legendary equipment events usually give something called the Legendary Equipment Box III instead of Legendary Equipment Choice Pack III.
However, Legendary Equipment Choice Pack III is...
Low force compared with your main fleet outside of fleet league, flor example in Galaxy League?
Check your fleet league actual items used with the fleet button in fleet league...
I found my...
Cost courtesy of Luda. Method courtesy of Dante
With courtesy to IssacClark
Galactic Reserve (chest)
Winter Snowball - Galaxy Monopoly [08 - 10 Jan 2019]
With thanks to Luda who shared, the following cost
Richard Galaxy Monopoly, 2 laps
Tree monopoly
99, 199, 299, 499, 699, 899, 1099, 1299, 1499, 1699, 189
Worse case for 100 trees.
Courtesy of Herman
Does it trigger when HP is reduced when weakened? Quite often my Aldebaran and Richard's HP gets below 50% when weakened
Angelic shield level 4 on Raksha must be pumping up your fleets HP much of the time ? Yes?
Can this be used on commanders that are not T-augmented breakthrough (i.e. augmentation levels 1-15)
I would say, there is no advantage because you will loose 20% of the galactonite energy used.
I did a test.
Using a level 11 R1 galactonite, which requires 63582 galactonite energy to make it...
Yup, better skip and be sure, Triad.
Андрей Морозов shared in Galaxy Legend Friends his experience: 199, 499, 999, 1599, 2499, 3399, 4199, 4899, 5499, 5999, 6000. Total 35,790 credits. Another player, Алексей Анатольевич reached the...
As of the last few monopoly events, from what others have shared, it seems there is now a limit to the maximum price, as the last few dice throws always is 5s or 6s - just like the world cup monopoly...


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Pit Start in SurabayaRoadblock (plate-carrying) at Antika Jaya Restaurant, SurabayaTravel to Bangil on (most likely) two trains Train 1: Jaymes/James, Josh/Brent, Trey/Lexi, Abbie/Ryan Unknown: James/Abba Train 2: Natalie/Nadiya, Gary/Will, Caitlin/Brittany, and Rob/KelleyTravel to alun-alun by becak (cycle rickshaw)Detour (masks or egg-frying) at alun-alunU-Turn at police station in PerlimanPit Stop at SMA Negeri Bangil 1 (high school).Preliminary maps, assuming the Pit Start is at Pabean Market:
Carrying plates could be RB Because I think there's only one team member do it..
Map or more restaurant info please?
What did Brittany scream in caps 20-22? How much is this rack or something?
Quote from: Theodorus on October 09, 2012, 05:36:38 AMWhat did Brittany scream in caps 20-22? How much is this rack or something?"How much is this ride?!" - Brittany is probably screaming at some rickshaw driver
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|Twisted little English thriller about a day in the life of Italian hitwoman Maria (Torgan), who's working in Northern England. Gangland boss Reilly (Leach) has killed a police officer and revenge is wanted by the cop's mate, fellow officer Bryant (Fairbass). Only Bryant can't really afford Maria so after she does the job, Bryant wants her killed by a cheaper hitman, Charlie (Thirkeld). But Reilly won't be back in town until the evening train--so Maria decides to take out a few of Reilly's henchmen to kill some time, leading to a police investigation (by Bryant), and leaving Charlie itching to carry out his part of the killing spree.
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October 19, 2013
Highland, NY
Peter Anella, 86, of Highland, NY passed away Saturday, October 19, 2013.
He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Margaret (Forte) Anella and his siblings: Louis and Joseph Anella and Carmella Brennie.
He is survived by his son, Louis (Shelley) and their son, Henry; and daughter, Nancy (Warren) and their children: Kimberly and Bradley (Sherry). He is also survived by sisters: Vivian Anella, Christina Angelo and Johanna Kurtz and her husband, Clark; as well as many nieces, nephews and friends who affectionately called him Uncle Pete.
Pete was Highway Superintendent for the Town of Lloyd for 28 years and enjoyed buying and selling used farm equipment for many years. He guaranteed every piece of equipment he sold to the end of the driveway and the driveway was all downhill. The back door was always open for company and Saturday morning coffee with his friends was the highlight of his week.
A Graveside Service will be held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, October 22nd at St. Peter's Cemetery, Poughkeepsie, NY.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital at www.stjude.org
Arrangements are under the Michael Torsone Memorial Funeral Home, Inc., 38 Main Street, Highland, NY 12528; for online condolences, please visit our web site at www.torsonememorial.com