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I lifted my head slightly and saw one of them advance on me. I felt tears that would never come sting my eyes. He would give no mercy. I could see that in his eyes. And I knew, somewhere deep in my heart, that I could not win. But I had to try... I had to... I quickly lifted myself off of the ground and bent into a preditorial crouch. That was the first time I had ever felt so drained. Nothing had ever sucked the powerful feeling I had pulsing through me away like these stupid... I noticed that the others were getting impatient, and were starting to get ready to attack as well. Hissing, I threw myself at the one advancing on me.
Chapter 1 - Drifting
I'm drifting in my pain, in my sadness... I should have saved my mother. Heck, I should've done a lot of things. Just like I shouldn't have done a lot of things. Right now, I'm in Alaska, on the ground, where I've been for the past forever. I'm not sure how much snow is on top of me now. I stopped paying attention after a while, and just let myself float. Float in my misery, my pain, my anger, and my hatred. The Denali's tried to cheer me up, tried to make me happy. But I threw up a wall and never let them inside. You know that one saying? 'Sometimes we put up walls. Not because we want to keep people out, but because we want to see who cares enough to break them down.' That's a lie. I don't want anyone to break down my walls. I just want to hide behind them. I want to die alone. Sometimes the Denalis would drop by and let me know what year, month, and day it was. I never really cared. Sometimes when they came, they would also throw news about Edward at me like one would throw darts at a balloon. It's like they were trying to pop me, but I didn't even know why. Edward was all that I had left of my past life.. I loved him like a brother. I missed him more than anything right now. Why did my sort-of brother have to dissapear, while my stupid collection of gifts have to always be there? Why couldn't there just be an off button..? That's when it happened. The snow around me was suddenly parted on either side of me, kind of like the red sea parted in the Bible. I mentally rolled my eyes at myself and then looked up at a strange creature. It was a tall man, who had long blond hair and sinister scarlet eyes. He would be handsome to human eyes, and slightly scary, but in my eyes; he looked evil. I guess you could say that he was a vampire, but he wasn't solid. He was like a shadow, subtract the featureless black blob part. He was glaring down at me, and from his thoughts I learned that he wanted me to stand up. I could tell that he expected me to be terrified of him. That made me angry, so I stood up slowly and glared at him. "Who are you?" I demanded, my wind-chime voice harsh. "I am Archibald. Yes. I'm a vampire. Yes, I'm shadow like. I am a shadow vampire." His thoughts quickly caught me up on what and who he was. Shadow vampires are the most powerful living things in the world. They beat the Volturi by a long shot. Not many knew about them, and those who did kept the shadow vampires a secret from the Volturi or died. The shadow vampires made some vampires do things for them, like help humans or vampires to fullfil their fates, and a few other little favors.. "You have to be Bella Swan's protector." Isabella Swan. I know her.. I had a vision with her in it. Her blood appeals to him on a level that's not safe for any human, and her thoughts are a complete mystery to him.. "Right. You have to protect her. Not only from Edward, but from everything. Anything that can bring any type of harm to her. Mentally or physically." He said, sounding awfully bored. "And if I don't protect her?" I challenged. I really wish I wouldn't have asked that question. That's when the pain ripped it's way up my spine and through my entire body. It was like I was being burned, battered, and stabbed at the same time. Like someone was slamming a bat into the middle of my back and running over me. It was the second most painful thing that's ever happened to me in my life. Finally, it just.. Stopped. The pain was gone! I looked up at the man and then mumbled, "If that's all that you needed to tell me, then I should be off to Forks right about now." Archibald grinned at me and then dissapeared.
Chapter 2 - Bella
It only took me a little over an hour to get to Bella's house. She had just arrived today, and I peeked into her window to see that she was sleeping. She was tossing and turning, because the rain was driving her crazy. I smiled to myself. I felt like I knew her already. Eventually she got up. I hopped off of the tree I had been sitting on and then hid in the woods. Bella came out of the house and ran to her truck. She tried to stop to admire it, but she was getting soaked, so she decided against it and hopped in. I ran beside her truck on the way to school. No one noticed me because I was just a blur. When Bella got to the school, I circled the parking lot, trying to figure out what I should do. Then I noticed Edward and two couples were getting out of his car. I ran to the car and got inside. Alice grinned at me and mumbled, "I saw you coming. We've got you registered for school. And I have you a backpack with everything you'll need for school right here," Alice said, pulling out a nice backpack. "But you have to explain everything later." She said. I nodded and then stepped out of the car. I had changed before I came to Bella's house, so that my clothes weren't cold and wet from the snow I had buried myself under. Everyone was staring at me as I walked toward the office. My eyes kept changing colors, instead of settling on one color and staying there. I'm different from other vampires because my eyes aren't golden or scarlet. I don't drink blood; there's no reason for them to be either color. My eyes are the same way that they were when I was a human. They're constantly changing colors. My eyes change to the oddest colors, like lime green or violet. I stepped into the office and the secretarys eyes widened. "Er.. Hello." She mumbled, sounding slightly awed. "Hello. I'm Chey.." I started, but then she cut me off, saying, "Chey Cullen? Yes, I have your schedule right here... And a map of the school.." She said, digging through a giant stack of papers, and then handing me two pieces of paper that she retrieved from it. She quickly showed me where my classes were on the map, and the best route to them. I smiled at her and politely said, "Thankyou, ma'am." And then turned and left. Behind me, she was wondering if I was as smart as the rest of the Cullens. Actually, with my gifts, I could play the part of "Smart Adopted Child Number 6". It looks like Alice had gotten Esme to tell everyone that I'm from Carlisle's side of the family, and that my father died of a heart attack, and that my mother died while giving birth to me. I didn't need to look at my schedule anymore, because of this beautiful little thing called "photographic memory". My first period class was English, with Bella. I stepped into the class and handed the teacher the piece of paper Mrs. Cope had given me earlier to him so he could sign it. Bella came up and handed him a paper too. I smiled at her and she smiled back shyly. The teacher, whose name I didn't care enough to ask for, turned to the class and made us introduce ourselves. Bella barely got out the words, "I'm Bella Swan.." And then she turned tomato red and stumbled back to her seat. I turned to the class and said, "I'm Chey Cullen.", and then I walked back to my chair with everyone's eyes following me. Seriously. The teacher sat there staring at me for five minutes, along with everyone else, until he caught himself and then started the lesson. I didn't pay attention to him, I didn't need to. With my visions, I would probably ace whatever tests or work sheets that he would decide to pull out on us, anyway. Plus, if he decided to ask me a question, then I could just grab the answer from his thoughts. I got a pencil out of my backpack and grabbed my schedule and started doodleing on the back of it. The bell rang and I grabbed my stuff and got up. The rest of the morning classes just sort of dragged. The classes were extremely boring. This was my first time ever going to school, and I hated this place. At lunch, Alice and Jasper came to me and dragged me to their lunch table. "Ready to explain?" Alice asked. I could tell that she had updated everyone on who I was and a few other things. Edward smiled at me. "Chey. How've you been? What happened after I got the.." I cut him off and said, "Long story." My voice sounded darker than before, and I could see my face in their minds. My eyes had darkened and my face was twisted in pain. I composed my features so that I looked bored and then said, "But I can tell you why I'm here." I said. I was going to leave the part about the shadow vampires out, and just explain to them that I was here to protect someone. I quickly explained that I came here to protect someone. I told them I didn't want to talk about it so that I wouldn't have to answer any annoying questions that might give me away. They nodded and didn't push me to tell them anymore, and we sat there staring off into different directions, ignoring everything and everyone around us. Edward heard Jessica say his name in her mind, and his head lifted to look at her. Then he turned his face to stare at Bella. I could tell that he couldn't read her mind, and that he was getting frustrated. "She's a shield." I murmured. Edward looked at me, kind of surprised, and said, "What?" He didn't know that I could read minds. "I have a lot more gifts than a normal vampire should have." I explained and then continued to say, "And Bella is a shield. I have the same shield, so I know how it works. She unintentionally let me in because I have the same shield, so her shield thinks it's taking in a part of herself. I can hear her thoughts." I took Edwards apple off of his tray and shifted into my human form. I took a bite and then looked up at Edward. "Wanna bite?" I asked, holding the apple out to him. He rolled his eyes and me and then shook his head no. Jasper sort of tensed up when I shifted into my human form. "Oh, don't worry. You can hear my blood pulsing through my veins, you can hear the beat of my heart... But you can't smell my blood." I whispered. My blood didn't have a smell. I didn't know why. The Denali's tried to figure it out when I morphed into a human on accident one day. They freaked when my heart started beating and when I got my blood back, but then they noticed that my blood didn't have a scent and they stopped freaking out. Jasper still didn't breath, and he held his stiff posture. I rolled my eyes and then used his power on him so that he'd calm down. Then I used my other gift, which was kind of cool. I could make people do what I wanted them to do. I made Jasper start breathing. When he noticed that my blood had no scent, he stared at me, his face a giant question mark. I smiled at him and shook my head, mumbling, "I'll explain everything later.. Promise." He shrugged. We all got up and then went to put our trays away. Edward headed off to his next class, which was with Bella, and I went to spanish. I was keeping an eye on Bella to make sure she made it through the day in one piece. When she was wallking toward her teachers desk in bio, Edward suddenly stiffened and glared up at her. I hopped into his mind and gasped when I felt the affect Bella's blood had on him. I used Jaspers power to calm him down, and then I made him stay in his seat so he wouldn't hurt her. I was barely able to keep him sitting from such a distance. If I had to, I would've ran into that classroom and killed him myself if he would've tried to harm Bella. The bell finally rang, and Edward ran out of the classroom. I went out to his car, too, and climbed into it. "Eddie," I began, but he cut me off. "Did you see? Were you the one that kept me from.. Killing her?" He asked, sounding horrified. I nodded and gave him a sad smile. "Your leaving?" I asked. Even though he kept thinking about sneaking into her house and killing her, I could still see that he was also thinking about leaving.
~Sorry, this is a list of the chapters and their names, so I won't get confused and use the same chapter names again. Just ignore this :)!~
Chapter 1 - Drifting
Chapter 2 - Bella
Chapter 3 - Werewolves
Chapter 4 - Carlisle
Chapter 5 - Best Friends
Chapter 6 - Imprint
Chapter 7 - Guilty
Chapter 8 - Seth
Chapter 9 - Unwanted Visitor
Chapter 10 - Trapped
Chapter 11 - Lies
Chapter 12 - Accidents
Chapter 13 - My Big Mouth
Chapter 14 - Plan
Chapter 15 - Fail
Chapter 16 - Dead Meat
Chapter 17 - Preparing
Chapter 18 - Easier Than I Thought?
Chapter 19 - Surrounded
Chapter 20 - Saved
Chapter 21 - Internal Fight
Chapter 22 - Gray Eyes
Chapter 23 - Illusions
Chapter 24 - Strange Places
Chapter 25 - Coming Soon! (Hopefully)
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>>which features of the Oracle ADF are not free. You get all you need to build a Web application with ADF Essentials. The "full" Oracle ADF will add some "enterprise" features related to Fusion Middleware such as integration with SOA and WebCenter and security. For more info see this matrix: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/overview/components-1844931.html
Jonathan Cone replied ago:
It would appear to the casual observer that the entire ADF development team created DZone accounts just to upvote this link.
henk replied ago:
As I replied in one of the other news postings about this: "Never tried ADF really, as I'm not being a huge fan of closed source software. But I'm curious though. It at least runs on GlassFish now and WebLogic -is- downloadable for free. I do wonder about the connection with Trinidad. Do the projects exchange code still, or was it a one-time donation and have the projects since branched in totally different directions?"
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ICBP will work toward this goal by combining efforts from the entire spectrum of cancer researchers, from wet-lab biologists and computer scientists to epidemiologists and clinicians, through nine integrative biology centers: Massachusetts General Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ohio State University, University Hospital of Cleveland, Duke University, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Stanford University, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Each site will feature a team of investigators focused on a few specific events within the cancer process, such as the signaling networks that develop within and between cells as they become cancerous, the process by which a tumor cell invades neighboring tissues, and how cancer cells respond to drug or radiation treatment.
"The key aspect that sets the ICBP effort apart from other projects," said Dr. Daniel Gallahan, Associate Director of NCI's Division of Cancer Biology, "is the focus on building predictive cancer models, and not just analyzing data." Each of the ICBP centers will apply their research findings to generate computer and mathematical models that simulate the various cancer processes they work on. While the centers will work individually, NCI intends that they also interact with one another, with other NCI programs, and with external groups, building a single comprehensive model of cancer as a biological system.
Another key aspect of ICBP will be the accessibility of the models and the data to the larger cancer research community, with ICBP centers providing training and outreach, educating fellow researchers about their projects and teaching them how to use the modeling programs and other techniques. This outreach effort will also enable other scientists to validate the usefulness of the ICBP models as a predictive tool. One important collaborator will be NCI's Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid (caBIG) program, which will coordinate all the bioinformatics software needed by ICBP and provide NCI's research partners access to the information generated by ICBP centers.
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Brett Myers has been pitching badly just about all year long, so it's hard to say that throwing 121 pitches against the Giants on Saturday was a factor in today's start. It is safe to say that there's just about zero chance it helped, though.
For the third time in four starts, Myers gave the Phils a miserable outing. The Diamondbacks were all over him and he exited down 7-1 after five innings.
The contrast with Diamondbacks' ace Brandon Webb wasn't so hot. Webb threw a complete game and didn't allow an extra-base hit.
The Phillies lost to the Arizona Diamondbacks today, falling 8-3 to drop to 20-16 on the season. The teams split the four-game set. The Phillies haven't lost a series since the Mets beat them two out of three April 18-20. They've played six series since and won four and split two.
Myers got the start for the Phillies and went five innings, allowing seven runs on nine hits and three walks. Only six of the runs were earned. Three of the hits went for extra-bases, a double, a triple and a home run. He struck out five. Myers continues to be hurt by the home run, among other things. After the one he allowed today he has now given up 12 in his last 44 innings.
With one out in the first, Augie Ojeda singled and Chris Young followed with a home run to left, putting Arizona up 2-1. Myers got the next two.
Mark Reynolds and Chris Snyder started the second with back-to-back singles that put men on first and second for Chris Burke. Burke hit into a double-play with Reynolds safe at third. Myers struck out the pitcher Brandon Webb to end the inning.
Myers threw a 1-2-3 third.
In the fourth, Myers walked Justin Upton and Stephen Drew to start the inning before Mark Reynolds reached on an infield single. Snyder hit a two-run double to left that put Arizona up 4-1 with men on second and third. Burke hit a ground ball between third and short that went off the glove of Dobbs for a single. Reynolds scored and it was 5-1. Webb flew to right for the first out before Byrnes hit a double-play ball to second that Utley dropped for an error, loading the bases. Ojeda flew to center and Snyder scored. 6-1. Young popped to short to end the inning.
The first five batters in the inning went walk, walk, single, double, single, which isn't really what you're looking for.
Drew tripled to right with one out in the fifth and scored when Reynolds followed with a single. 7-1. Snyder popped to second for the second out before Reynolds stole second. Myers got behind the righty Burke 2-0 and walked him intentionally to pitch to Webb. He struck Webb out to end the inning. Walking Burke intentionally is not a good decision. You really need to try to get him out so the pitcher starts the next inning. You're already down by six runs and Burke ended the day hitting .149 for the year. That might not have been the difference in this one, though.
Condrey pitched the rest of the game for the Phils. He threw a 1-2-3 sixth. Upton lead off the seventh with a home run that made the score 8-1, but Condrey got the next three in order. He got three ground outs in a 1-2-3 eighth.
Nice job by Condrey to pitch well enough to save the bullpen. He was in just his second game since April 27. That's not enough. He threw 34 pitches, which should put him out at least one game.
The Phillies' lineup against righty Brandon Webb went (1) Victorino (2) Bruntlett (3) Utley (4) Howard (5) Jenkins (6) Dobbs (7) Taguchi (8) Coste. Burrell, 4-for-16 with a home run against Webb in his career, on the bench with Taguchi in left. Dobbs gets a start at third despite the big home run from Feliz the night before. Coste catches Myers.
Victorino led off the first with a ground ball to first that Burke knocked down but couldn't handle cleanly. Victorino was safe with a single. Bruntlett hit a ground ball to short and it looked like Drew could have gotten Victorino at second, but threw to first for the first out with Victorino safe at second. Victorino went to third on a passed ball before Utley flew to center deep enough to score him, putting the Phils up 1-0. Howard struck out for the third out.
The Phils went 1-2-3 in the second and again in the third.
Bruntlett was hit by a pitch to start the fourth and stole second after Utley flew to left for the first out. Howard grounded to first and Jenkins popped to third.
1-2-3 in the fifth. Bruntlett singled with two outs in the sixth but Utley grounded to first behind him.
The Phils went 1-2-3 in the seventh.
In the eighth, Coste singled with one out. Harman, who entered the game in the sixth as a pinch-hitter and stayed on to play second and give Utley some rest in the blowout, hit into a double-play to end the frame.
With Webb still on the mound, Victorino started the ninth with a single and stole second. Bruntlett followed with another single, scoring Victorino to cut the lead to 8-2. Ruiz hit for Condrey and grounded to third for the first out with Bruntlett moving to second. Howard lined a single into right and Bruntlett scored. 8-3. Jenkins hit into a double-play to end the game.
The Phils had six singles in the game and didn't draw a walk.
Victorino was 2-for-4 in the game and 6-for-17 with a double and two walks in the series. He's hitting 256/322/317 on the year.
Bruntlett was 2-for-3 with an RBI. 7-for-18 with two doubles, a triple and a home run in the series. 250/308/352.
Utley was 0-for-2 with an RBI and his fifth error in the game. 3-for-13 with two doubles in the series. 345/423/727 on the year.
Howard was 1-for-4 with an RBI. 2-for-13 with two singles and six strikeouts in the set. 165/285/331.
Jenkins was 0-for-4. 4-for-14 in the series. 255/292/349. He has one extra-base hit in his last 51 at-bats.
Dobbs was 0-for-3. 1-for-5 in the series. 283/333/457.
Taguchi 0-for-3. 0-for-5 in the series. 182/217/227. 2-for-his-last-23 with two singles.
Coste was 1-for-3. 1-for-6 in the series. 288/383/481 on the season. Ruiz was 0-for-1 in the game and 5-for-11 with five singles in the series. 235/293/318.
Burrell was 1-for-12 with five strikeouts in the series. 305/432/627 on the year.
Feliz was 5-for-11 with a double and a home run in the series. 237/293/421 on the year. That gives him an OPS for the season of .714 — from 2005 through 2007 the range on his OPS at the end of the season went from .708 to .717.
Cole Hamels (3-3, 3.10) faces lefty Pat Misch (0-0, 5.40) on Friday in San Francisco as the Phils play the first of three against the Giants. Misch has made just two appearances with the Giants this season, and one of them was a start against the Phils on May 2. The Phils scored four runs against Misch in four innings in that start. Utley and Feliz both homered off of him. Righties are hittting .333 against Misch, lefties are 1-for-12. On the year he's allowed four home runs in ten innings. Over his last three starts Hamels has allowed 11 runs in 20 1/3 innings and seven of the runs have come on the four home runs he's allowed. Opponents are hitting .213 against him, lefties .211 with an 0.87 ratio. He faced the Giants on May 4 and allowed four runs in six innings. Rich Aurillia hit two doubles and a home run off of him in that game.


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When New York Law School's Center for Patent Innovations last published a report on the Peer To Patent pilot in June 2009, we had incomplete data, as the work of our citizen reviewers was still underway. We now present the full results of that first pilot (June 15, 2007 to June 15, 2009) and those results demonstrate why the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office elected to conduct a second Peer To Patent pilot beginning in the Fall of 2010.
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They Shoot Browsers, Don't They?
by Jeremy Keith
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And here I thought we finally got through to Microsoft. Instead of backing up the web designers and developers who go through the time and effort of "doing it proper," they'll crumble under the complaints of those who are writing/authoring/whatever-you-want-to-call-it questionable code. And all because the number of those doing it "not quite right" are more than the ones who are.
I wonder if this is how the "witches" of Salem felt when they were burned at the stake/pressed in the woods for using logic and scientific reason.
hi i think it,s a great post.
I am already sick and tired of writing one website for every browser but IE, then writing for IE6's quirks and compensating for IE7's lack of progressive features (nobody can really demand a browser creator implement features from CSS3 before it's released, but gee wiz Microsoft it'd sure be neat to see a border-radius).
The idea that Microsoft not only thinks that's okay but actually wants me to look forward to an future abundance of special implementations for each version of their quirky, obnoxious, sub-par browser deeply saddens me. I'm strongly tempted to start using their little conditional statements to redirect all traffic from IE users directly to firefox.com.
All this talk of Microsoft protecting their market share really doesn't matter – and what company wouldn't. I do not care for one second which browser clients/visitors/grandmas use to access the markup I've created so long as all the browsers agree on how it should be rendered.
I say, throw in IE=edge and move on. Keep using your plug-in friendly browsers, I know I will. At least we can stop wasting (or reduce the) countless hours hacking at the CSS.
When I first heard of version targeting, I thought it had to be the worst possible solution. No doubt most of us keep track of what works in which browsers, but as time moves on, that list grows, requiring recoding of sites designed in the past. So, unfortunately, while I dislike the idea of version targeting, that's the best case for its use: not having to worry as newer browsers appear next year and years from now. And while we can, hopefully, rely on the concept that our standards-based code will stand up over time, who really knows?
I just keep thinking that version targeting is a little like those old "Best viewed in Netscape 2" buttons. While I'd rather that Microsoft had simply fully supported standards, they have a point: older sites will still have problems. So, with version targeting, at least we can get IE display nailed down. I guess.
IE: the security-hole, opera: very fast and very secure, firefox: the browser with the most features.
The rendering of these most popular browsers is good, but not perfect – so is the world!
From what I can see on the IE 8 beta 1 website, version targeting has been abandoned in favour of a IE7 emulation mode selected by the user. Phew.
just out of curiosity does that mean "ASP load"
I say ignore IE8 and let it sink ignominiously into the Redmond mire…..
What do you think of Safari? It's got better in recent years, however still a nightmare trying to get sites to look the same in different versions.
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Well, I'm not so sure about all the bells and whistles in IE. but then I don't like IE and don't use it, I prefer Firefox. And about those dogs, don't shoot them, clicker train that dog! :)
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And one is underway out at the Hammon Senior Center.
Tempers have flared. The participants have become reactionary as charges of one incident after another are thrown into the fire.
On one side is a small but vocal group of seniors who claim to have had run-ins with Councilmember Sheree Lustgarten. She's the point of their anger.
On the other is Lustgarten herself and her small following of supporters.
That leaves a middle group thought to be the majority of seniors who just want to be … well, seniors in the twilight of their lives. They simply want to come to the center and enjoy the company of others. Nothing more.
Some in the latter group are undoubtedly unaware of the controversy. Others may be aware, but for their own reasons are reluctant to become involved. They just want the nastiness to go away.
It seemingly started early last year when the center was about to lose its noon meal program on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Leaders at Hammon appealed to the City Council, which in turn allotted city funding to keep those meals coming.
Lustgarten, who was at that time newly elected to the council, became involved with the center. She has chosen to solicit food from area businesses, even assisting with the preparation of lunches now served on Thursdays. An outside service prepares meals the other four days of the week.
Then personalities came into play. Some voiced objection to her involvement. She allegedly stood her ground and on occasion raised her voice to those asking her to "back off." She allegedly threatened one senior with legal action.
Her dissenters even posted signs around the center reading "No Hassle Zone" which were taken down after a short time. Hours the seniors could use the dining hall area were briefly limited because of the squabbling, and then reinstated.
To get Lustgarten's side of the story for this column has been difficult. Many phone messages and e-mails have been left, and all but one were unreturned. In that call she left a return number, but it was not in service.
One senior who is active at HSC is attempting to recover a small desk she purchased last fall for $20 at the center's yard sale. It disappeared and Lustgarten reportedly said she took it to make repairs. The desk has not been returned and anger continues to mount.
The Senior Center Board, chaired by Mary Bennett, is supportive of Lustgarten, pointing out she has done a suburb job of soliciting free food and then preparing it for the Thursday lunch program. Those efforts should be applauded. But she's found herself in the middle of controversy, and that is hurting the overall purpose of the facility – to accommodate all seniors.
By the way, the five-member board is short two members. Anyone want to join the fray? Hmmm …
It's generally been the policy to use this column for the entertainment of our readers. But pointing out problem areas in our community – in this instance the dramatics in a city-owned building – is felt to be justified.
Let's hope a remedy can be found – soon.
Dear Friends: Here in California, we're in trouble. NO WATER!
With California being the world's top fruit and vegetable producer, it makes you in trouble too. Let me paint the picture.
Lack of water will greatly damage our fruit crops. The trees will suffer greatly, and so will their production. Therefore the fruit flies won't propagate. That means the frogs who dine on the flies will diminish in quantity, thus hurting the restaurants that specialize in frog legs.
Now those same restaurants need to survive, so they turn to more beef offerings. But with a shortage of alfalfa, we have a shortage of beef – and thus higher prices on the plate.
Therefore more of the population will attempt to go vegan, but with land going fallow for lack of water, vegetables aren't being planted, leaving only fruit. Ah, we've been there before (see above).
We're hurting. So send us your corn, your pork and your soybeans, but don't count on much from us in return. Just learn to get by on corn, pork and soybeans.
Several readers have asked, "Who is the newest member of our 90-Plus Club?"
Well, none other than former Patterson resident and businesswoman Bea English, now a Modesto resident, who just turned 90 and joined the club. She is member number 79. Now let's all sing …
Never in my wildest dream – and lately I've been having many – did I realize our head count would climb to nearly 80. So keep up the tips – and the longevity.
Speaking of age, several other readers (none of those referred to above) have questioned why this scribe looks so old in a couple of photos recently published on these pages.
I attribute the aging to PI photographer and reporter Elias Funez. But I will give Elias his kudos. At least he caught me awake at public gatherings.
I refer those who bring up the subject to the photo used weekly atop this column. It never gets any older, and as previously mentioned, that's the agreement I have with the newspaper.
At this year's Apricot Fiesta, museum visitors were not asked to sign the registration book. That greatly sped up entry to Patterson's very first downtown building. Instead of signing in, counting visitors was done by another method.
But about two dozen did sign in. Among them were a visitor from Anchorage, Alaska, and another from Catalina.
Thought you'd wanta know.
Watch out for this card arriving in the mail.
One longtime resident has received numerous cards announcing her "unclaimed reward" – a $100 credit at either Wal-Mart or Target. A claim number is given, as well as a toll-free phone number to call for the reward.
She hasn't bit, and passes this caution on to others. Advice to others: Don't.
A local couple reports receiving an 'emergency call' that sounded real but had all the markings of a scam.
Their grandson had been injured in a Southern California traffic accident, the caller said. Then someone reporting to be an attorney got on the line to substantiate the story.
Because their grandson has only recently visited Patterson, the story had a ring of truth to it. He had left and was headed south. The request was for $4,000 to be sent through a transfer exchange at CVS.
They withdrew cash from their bank account, but were told by the CVS manager that the circumstances were a scam that was making the rounds.
So to others, we pass along the caution.
Just the other day around our household, HM (Housemate) was unexpectedly smiling.
Whatever she was reading listed the abbreviation for Her Majesty – HM, used in place of Queen.
I may never live it down.
Let's just forget about horse racing for a year.
You are really having a bad day when you realize you were born naked, wet and hungry, and then things got worse.
Ron Swift is editor/publisher emeritus of the Patterson Irrigator. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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On a cold day that made for ideal snow conditions, nearly 100 people participated in the Paco's Valentine's Race at Tahoe Donner Cross Country this past Sunday. Far West Farm Team racers dominated the competition, sweeping the men's race and taking top honors in the women's race. Wyatt Fereday won the 15-kilometer event with a time of 37:55, while Gus Johnson was second in 38:28 and Noah Brautigam was third in 38:56. Rick Reynolds (40:54) came in fourth and was followed by Donatas Ereminas (41:05).In the women's event, Holly Whitney took the win and placed ninth overall with a time of 43:22, Cathy Howard was second in 44:30 and former Farm Team racer Kara LaPoint was third in 45:35. Julie Young was fourth in 46:10 and Ellie Phillips fifth in 47:00.Raylene Chew won the 7K junior/novice race, posting a time of 29:03, while Claire Lang-Ree was second in 29:16 and Bri Parker third in 29:39.Alexandra Tinsley claimed victory in the 3K youth race, finishing in 9:34. Rowan Davis was second in 10:22 and Natalie Lang-Ree third in 10:29.Find a photo gallery from the race at http://macbethgraphics.smugmug.com/NORDIC-RACING/Nordic-Races-2013/TDXC-VALENTINES-RACE-2013/27954173_kNTcHD#!i=2359897847&k=RXr8nbL.
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Property owners question city's GMA interpretation
Property owners along Sweet Road don't think it's fair that Blaine's water lines run right past, or through, their property, but they can't tap in.
"I'd like to see those property owners have some options rather than the water just running down the hill to Birch Bay," said Christina Alexander who owns two undeveloped Sweet Road properties. At a November 28 public hearing Alexander and others told Blaine city council that additional language needed to be included in a city ordinance designed to limit connections to the water system.
In his staff report city public works manager Steve Banham said the resolution was intended to help the city conform with the state Growth Management Act (GMA). "The issue is to what level we should be providing urban services," he said, and the GMA says the city shouldn't provide those services outside city limits, because this could encourage urban levels of development in rural areas.
Ron Freeman, another Sweet Road property owner, testified that Banham was interpreting the act too narrowly. "There's room here for interpreting it much differently," he said. "The text offers some exceptions."
The act states that cities should not extend urban governmental services into rural areas except "in those limited circumstances shown to be necessary to protect basic public health and safety and the environment and when such services are financially supportable at rural densities and do not permit urban development." According to Freeman, those circumstances apply to the areas along city water mains but outside city limits.
"The infrastructure is already there," he said, making it financially feasible for the city to serve those properties at the current low density. In addition he said the county zoning in the area, now for five and 10 acre parcels, had been on a trend of decreasing density. "Left in the hands of the county the only changes I see coming are more restrictions," Freeman said.
Freeman also pointed out that, since water connections outside the city cost 150 percent of what a connection in the city costs, the city makes big financial gains hooking up customers in rural areas. It also gives the city more say in how the surrounding area develops, said Ralph Black, another Sweet Road property owner. "As purveyors of the water you control how a project is put together so that when you decide to bring it into the city it's done to your standards," he said.
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existing Sweet Road Water Association water
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Banham said he would like to discuss the amendment with planning director Terry Galvin before considering the change. "I'd like to discuss the impact on planning issues," he said, since the city is about to begin reviewing a new comprehensive plan and that the city and the county will review the limits of the city's UGA next year. The matter was tabled pending staff review and is expected back on the agenda for the December 12 city council meeting.


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"He will tell you that he wants a strong authority to take from him the crushing responsibility of thinking for himself. Since the Republic is weak, he is led to break the law out of love for obedience. But is it really strong authority that he wishes? In reality he demands rigorous order for others, and for himself disorder without responsibility." -- Jean-Paul Sartre, "Anti-Semite and Jew"
I am not sure when I first detected the noxious fumes that would envelop the conservative movement in the Obama era. It might have been early on, in April 2009, when I visited a series of gun shows in rural California and Nevada. Perusing tables piled high with high-caliber semi-automatic weapons and chatting with anyone in my vicinity, I heard urgent warnings of mass roundups, concentration camps, and a socialist government in Washington. "These people that are purchasing these guns are people that are worried about what's going on in this country," a gun dealer told me outside a show in Reno. "Good luck Obama," a young gun enthusiast remarked to me. "We outnumber him 100 to 1." At this time, the Tea Party movement had not even registered on the national media's radar.
In September 2009, I led a panel discussion about this book inside an auditorium filled with nearly 100 students and faculty at the University of California-Riverside. Beside me sat Jonathan Walton, an African-American professor of religious studies and prolific writer, and Mark Takano, an erudite, openly gay former Democratic congressional candidate and local community college trustee. In the middle of our discussion, a dozen College Republicans stormed the front of the stage with signs denouncing me as a "left-wing hack" while a hysterical young man leaped from the crowd, blowing kisses mockingly at Takano while heckling Walton as a "racist." Afterward, university police officers insisted on escorting me to my ride after the right-wing heckler attempted to follow me as he shouted threats.
Who was this stalker? Just a concerned citizen worried about taxes? His name was Ryan Sorba and he was an operative of a heavily funded national conservative youth outfit, the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Besides founding dozens of Republican youth groups across the country, Sorba has devoted an exceptional amount of energy to his interest in homosexuals. His intellectual output consists of a tract titled The Born Gay Hoax, arguing that homosexuality is at once a curable disease and a bogus trend manufactured by academic leftists. Adding to his credentials, Sorba has a history of run-ins with the law, he explained when I called him about the order.
My encounter with this aggressive right-wing cadre seemed a strange, isolated event. But the hostility turned out to be symptomatic of the intensifying campaign to delegitimize President Obama and his allies in Congress. The Right's days of rage were only beginning.
Through his first year in office, Obama seemed oblivious to the threat of the far right. He campaigned against partisanship, declaring that there were "no red states" and no "conservative America." Apparently, he thought it was merely a contrivance or myth that there were people who rejected science, demonized gays, assailed minority and women's rights -- or that they genuinely believed in what they said. Speaking of changing Washington, Obama seemed to think that the entire history of politics since the rise of Reagan and the Right and their strategies of polarization was not deeply rooted but a superficial problem attributable to certain "divisive" personalities, easily wiped away with gestures toward bipartisanship. His view of the parties was that they were simply mirror images sharing fundamental beliefs but separated by "partisans." The skilled and devoted community organizer could bring them together.
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Despite bankruptcy filing, Detroit's story line remains upbeatEven as the city filed for bankruptcy in July, the narrative of Detroit has been surprisingly upbeat, as spelled out in national media and local energy. A new optimism has taken shape in the past year as more newcomers chose to move to the city, longtime residents opted to stay, tourists picked Detroit for their vacations and investors planted a stake in the city's economic future.
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Suzuki has announced it is knocking £1000 off a range of bike for a limited period of time to include the entire GSX-R range, V-Strom 650, GSR750, GSX1250FA and Burgman 650 Executive. The offer starts today (August 1) and runs through to September 30, 2014. It's no secret Suzuki has been one of the hardest hit by a drop in ...
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BMW has become the first manufacturer to launch cornering ABS for a sportsbike which will available as a retro-fit option on the S1000RR HP4 from October.The new system is called ABS Pro and it's expected this will be the first of many models being offered with the Bosch-developed ABS system that works to stop the bike crashing even when hard ...
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Harley-Davidson President vows to show the world what the company is capable of. Harley-Davidson stunned the world with the launch of the all-electric LiveWire two weeks ago, and MCN was amongst the very first in the world to test the new bike, but according to Harley president Matt Levatich, this is just the beginning.Levatich explained to MCN how it was ...
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MACON, Ga. (AP) - Authorities say two South Georgia prison inmates have been sentenced for their roles in the 2011 fatal beating of a fellow inmate at Central State Prison.
Autopsy results showed that 23-year-old Justin Michael Taylor of Soperton died of blunt force trauma and strangulation in a Feb. 21, 2011 fight at the prison in Bibb County.
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Seger Bob – Turn The Page – Vidéo + tab + paroles.
Album : Back in 72 – Warner Bros Records
January 1973
East of Omaha / East of Omaha
You can listen to the engine / moanin' out his one note song
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You can think about the woman / or the girl you knew the night before
But your thoughts will soon be wandering / the way they always do
When you're ridin' sixteen hours / and there's nothin' much to do
And you don't feel much like ridin / you just wish the trip was through
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Here I am / On the road again
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All the same old cliches / « Is that a woman or a man? »
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Out there in the spotlight / you're a million miles away
Every ounce of energy / you try to give away
As the sweat pours out your body / like the music that you play
Later in the evening / as you lie awake in bed
With the echoes from the amplifiers / ringin' in your head
You smoke the day's last cigarette / rememberin' what she said
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Kendra Wilkinson is really nutty. Like, literally. The E! reality star famous for her hilarious laugh and her relationship with Hugh Hefner has publicly struggled to lose weight after she and husband Hank Baskett welcomed a son two years ago. We've seen her lament her figure on her show Kendra, wondering if she'd ever have her tight little Girls Next Door bod ever again, and now, it seems like she's getting close. Kendra's looking better than ever and told People magazine at a Golden Globes after party that she's found a diet that really works for her.
Her secret? Nuts. Lots and lots of nuts. Almost exclusively nuts. So. Many. Nuts. She explains: "I've been eating almonds, pistachios, nuts with no sodium, and some dried fruit all day long."
Hmm. Well, hmm. I suppose that's one way to try and lead a healthier life, buuuut, I'm not sold. She's calling it her "natural diet," which I guess one can't really argue with. Nuts are natural, that's for sure, but is eating them all day long natural? I don't know about that.
She's certainly getting a lot of protein from her nut diet, and lots of vitamin E, lots of necessary fat, and some essential minerals, but it just sounds a bit weird in a day and age where fresh vegetables and fruits are readily available. I mean, I'm sure she had to throw a couple of pieces of dried fruit into her diet because, otherwise, I'm sorry, but she wouldn't have pooped for months.
Her "natural diet" (nutural diet?) seems like one of those fads you read about every now and again that suggests you only eat cabbage soup with grapefruit, something like that. I don't think what she's got going on is sustainable. It may be a semi-healthy way to lose some weight yet stay energized, but at some point, vegetables need to come back into the picture.
After all, you are what you eat ... do you really want to be nuts?
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Well they are healthy for you.
Her problem was she thought eating little debbies was ok after the baby, she also didnt breastfeed for long enough and she seems to have this dillusion you can eat junk all day and work it off during sex. diet is a huge participant in losing weight, i dont think this nut fad will last long, hopefully shes eating other things.
They are good for you, but not for your entire diet.
Nuts are great, but you do need to eat other healthy stuff too.
she should try raw vegan instead. That would add veggies to her fruit & nuts diet. I am not vegan or raw vegan, but I have friends who are.
to eat only nuts? wow I couldn't do that. I bet she won't do it forever....
No, I wouldn't try it. She should be eating more than just nuts.
No, her diet isn't balanced.


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Shoveling out the driveway never sounded so good! Slip into the Columbia® Bugaboot Original Omni-Heat™ winter boot and you'll be ready to tackle all your outdoor winter tasks. With 100g of Omni-Heat™ insulation and an Omni-Heat™ reflective lining, you'll stay warmer longer without any extra weight or bulk. An Omni-Grip™ high traction rubber outsole will keep you going on any surface you may come across.
- Waterproof, oiled full-grain leather shell and upper for a soft, comfortable style
- Omni-Heat™ reflective lining boosts heat up to 20% without additional weight or bulk
- Omni-Heat™ 100g insulation keeps added heat from escaping
- Waterproof materials and construction provide a barrier from moisture
- Molded EVA midsole offers all-day comfort and support
- Omni-Grip™ high traction rubber supplies unbeatable traction
- Weight: 1lb 4 oz (Based on size 9)
- Shaft Height: 6"
- Style: BM3877
- Columbia
Country of Origin: Vietnam
Customer Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Thunder Great boot Lots of comfort , very warm , can wear everyday, all day long. January 4, 2014
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