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A mole control franchise.
|China Mieville
|On board the moletrain Medes, Sham Yes ap Soorap watches in awe as he witnesses his first moldywarpe hunt: the giant mole bursting from the earth, the harpoonists targeting their prey, the battle resulting in one's death and the other's glory. But no matter how spectacular it is, Sham can't shake the sense that there is more to life than traveling the endless rails of the railsea–even if his captain can think only of the hunt for the ivory-coloured mole she's been chasing since it took her arm all those years ago. When they come across a wrecked train, at first it's a welcome distraction. But what Sham finds in the derelict—a series of pictures hinting at something, somewhere, that should be impossible—leads to considerably more than he'd bargained for. Soon he's hunted on all sides, by pirates, trainsfolk, monsters and salvage-scrabblers. And it might not be just Sham's life that's about to change. It could be the whole of the railsea. From China Miéville comes a novel for readers of all ages, a gripping and brilliantly imagined take on Herman Melville's Moby-Dick that confirms his status as "the most original and talented voice to appear in several years." (Science Fiction Chronicle)
|The Willpower Instinct: How Self-Control Works, Why It Matters, and What You Can Do To Get More of It
|Kelly McGonigal
|Based on Stanford University psychologist Kelly McGonigal's wildly popular course "The Science of Willpower," The Willpower Instinct is the first book to explain the new science of self-control and how it can be harnessed to improve our health, happiness, and productivity. Informed by the latest research and combining cutting-edge insights from psychology, economics, neuroscience, and medicine, The Willpower Instinct explains exactly what willpower is, how it works, and why it matters. For example, readers will learn:Willpower is a mind-body response, not a virtue. It is a biological function that can be improved through mindfulness, exercise, nutrition, and sleep.Willpower is not an unlimited resource. Too much self-control can actually be bad for your health.Temptation and stress hijack the brain's systems of self-control, but the brain can be trained for greater willpowerGuilt and shame over your setbacks lead to giving in again, but self-forgiveness and self-compassion boost self-control.Giving up control is sometimes the only way to gain self-control.Willpower failures are contagious--you can catch the desire to overspend or overeat from your friends--but you can also catch self-control from the right role models.In the groundbreaking tradition of Getting Things Done, The Willpower Instinct combines life-changing prescriptive advice and complementary exercises to help readers with goals ranging from losing weight to more patient parenting, less procrastination, better health, and greater productivity at work.
|Budgeting: Profit Planning and Control (5th Edition)
|Glenn A. Welsch, R. Hilton and P. Gordon
|A classic presentation of both the conceptual knowledge and real world applications of comprehensive profit planning and control.
|The Educated Franchisee: The How-To Book for Choosing a Winning Franchise, 2nd Edition
|Rick Bisio
|There is nothing more expensive than ignorance -- let The Educated Franchisee serve as your guide for selecting a franchise that meets your needs! The Educated Franchisee will show you: -How to find a franchise that is right for you -How owning a franchise can create wealth -Where to find quality franchisors -What qualities franchisors look for -How to gather information from franchisees -How to make sure the franchise makes money -How to confidently select the best franchise -The five keys to success in owning a franchise
|Scripting Your World: The Official Guide to Second Life Scripting
|Dana Moore, Michael Thome and Dr. Karen Haigh
|Find complete information about Second Life scripting and gain access to more than 50 previously unpublished ready-to-use scripts in Scripting Your World: The Official Guide to Second Life Scripting. Learn how to script Second Life behaviors, grouped into categories like avatar movement, communications, prim and object control, automation, land control, combat, special effects, environment control and physics, and interacting with the world outside of Second Life. After you read this engaging book, you will possess a solid understanding Linden Scripting Language conventions.
|Stablekeeping: A Visual Guide to Safe and Healthy Horsekeeping (Horsekeeping Skills Library)
|Richard Klimesh and Cherry Hill
|Hill shares decades of horsekeeping experience to help readers provide a safe, efficient, healthy living environment for their horses. More than 250 photographs address topics such as stalls, tack rooms, work and storage areas, sanitation and pest control, feeding practices, safety and emergencies, and more.
|Flight Stability and Automatic Control
|Robert Nelson
|This edition of this this flight stability and controls guide features an unintimidating math level, full coverage of terminology, and expanded discussions of classical to modern control theory and autopilot designs. Extensive examples, problems, and historical notes, make this concise book a vital addition to the engineer's library.
|Is Your Business Right For Franchising?
|Jr. Ralph Massetti
|This book is written to offer would-be Franchisors the virtual experience and benefit of personally speaking with an expert Franchise Consultant about franchising their business. It provides straight-talk advice concerning every business and personal consideration which needs to be contemplated when deciding whether to franchise a business including: Whether your business is ready to franchise, Options for expanding your business, What to expect as a Franchisor, Introduction to the franchise development process, Branding and marketing for Franchisors, Other factors that impact your chances for success, Choosing a Franchise Developer, Sample Uniform Franchise Offering Circular (UFOC) and more. Ralph Massetti is President & CEO of The Franchise Builders, a franchise consulting, development, marketing and technology firm. He also holds a Bachelors and Master Degree in Business Administration, and is a candidate for the prestigious Certified Franchise Executive (CFE) designation.
|Franchise Times Guide to Selecting, Buying & Owning a Franchise
|Julie Bennett and Cheryl R. Babcock
|Buying a franchise can be a handy shortcut to the American dream of owning your own business. But there are dangerous pitfalls—and possible drawbacks to even the best franchise deals. Here, for every prospective franchisee, is authoritative advice from a trustworthy source. The experts of Franchise Times offer their picks of the top 200 franchises and 100 up-and-comers, complete with contact information, financial requirements, fees, and more. There are practical tips on everything from hiring and marketing to financing your franchise, leasing a retail space (or setting up a home office), and deciding if you should buy or run a franchise with your spouse. With anecdotes and advice from current franchisees and franchisors, this is a book every would-be entrepreneur should read before signing a contract.
|Aircraft Control and Simulation
|Brian L. Stevens and Frank L. Lewis
|The updated revision of the well-respected book on analyzing aircraft performanceThis Second Edition of the bestselling Aircraft Control and Simulation has been expanded and updated to include the latest technological advances in the field. In addition, a new section on basic aerodynamics, aircraft configuration, and static stability makes this complex material more accessible to beginners.This comprehensive guide discusses the fundamental principles and theory of aircraft control and simulation. It also covers modeling and dynamic analysis, stability evaluation, multivariable control theory, and computer-aided design techniques. The inclusion of topics from geodesy and gravitation lays the groundwork for a discussion of the theory for suborbital aircraft now under development.Special features of this new edition include:* New and updated computer calculations using MATLAB(r)* A new section on basic aerodynamics, aircraft configurations, and static stability* Coverage of new MIMO design techniques, robustness theory, and nonlinear designComplete with examples of actual designs from the aircraft industry plus exercise problems, Aircraft Control and Simulation, Second Edition is an excellent reference for anyone involved in the design and modeling of aerospace vehicles and an outstanding text for both undergraduates and graduate students.
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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young at the Woodstock festival. If you've ever wondered why Neil Young isn't in the film, it's because he refused to be filmed.
"One of things I remember about Woodstock was trying to get there to play. As it turns out, the charter plane I was on with Jimi Hendrix flew into the wrong airport. We were supposed to be picked by a helicopter. The roads were jammed and there was nobody at the airport, so we had no way to get to the concert.
So we're standing at the airport with Melvin Belli [an attorney] trying to figure out what to do. And Melvin Belli steals this pickup truck parked at the airport.
So it's the three of us in this stolen pickup truck trying to get to the Woodstock concert to play - Jimi, Melvin and me.
That's what I really remember about Woodstock."
Vintage CSNY poster that proves that the only member of the band who looks good as pudding is David Crosby.
haha! Pudding Graham and Pudding Neil look rather perturbed by something.
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July 5
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July 4
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July 3
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July 2
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When it was introduced last year, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 was peerless. It was the first superzoom to offer a 1"-type sensor, much larger than the 1/2.3"-type chips commonly found in that class. It paired that with an impressive F2.8 constant 24-200mm equivalent zoom. Now the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 has joined the RX10 in this newly-minted category, boasting almost certainly the same sensor and a 25-400mm equivalent F2.8-4 lens. They line up nicely for a head-to-head comparison - and that's exactly what we've done. Read more
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June 25
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Apocalypse Now star Dennis Hopper is set to get his first London photography exhibition, four years after his death. The show, entitled 'The Lost Album', will be a rerun of an exhibition Hopper held in 1970 at the Fort Worth Art Centre in Texas, and will comprise the original 9.5x6.5in silver gelatin prints that were first displayed over thirty years ago. Incredibly, the 400 prints were only found after Hopper's death in 2010, having lain 'lost' since their first airing. Click through for more information.
Kodak is arguably the most famous name of all in photography, but it ultimately failed to manage the transition from film to digital, and ended up exiting the consumer imaging business altogether in 2013. But now JK Imaging, which licenses the Kodak name, has created an interchangeable lens camera. The Pixpro S-1 is an entry-level model that's designed to attract budding photographers who are buying their first system camera. Click through to read our first impressions.
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We've just posted our full review of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 III. In this third generation compact, Sony offers a 20.1 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor and a couple of important new features - a faster 24-70mm equiv F1.8-2.8 lens and a pop-up EVF with 1.44M dots. With these additions to what was already an impressive camera, does the RX100 III earn our highest recommendation? See for yourself. Read review
June 22
The A7S is Sony's newest entry in its full-frame mirrorless lineup. But where the 'R' in A7R stood for resolution, the 'S' in the 12MP A7S stands for sensitivity, topping out at an impressive maximum ISO sensitivity setting equivalent to ISO 409,600. We've had an A7S for a couple of days - just long enough to create a real-world comparison of high ISO stills from the camera against the 36MP A7R and Canon's EOS 5D Mark III. Click through to see the results.
June 21
Avatron, the developer of Air Display, has today released a new iPad app. Air Stylus extends your computer screen to your iPad display and, in combination with a pressure-sensitive pen, turns the latter into a graphics tablet that works with a range of imaging applications including Adobe Photoshop and Apple's Aperture. Read more
While many American cities have experienced the pains of a large population shift from the urban core to suburbs, there's a poignancy to the abandoned storefronts in downtown Rochester, New York. The city's name is inextricably tied to the name Eastman Kodak. Swiss photographer Catherine Leutenegger spent time photographing Rochester and Kodak's headquarters, first in 2007 and again in 2012, and answered a few of our questions about the project. See gallery
June 20
We've come to the end of another week here at dpreview, and as our thoughts drift to weekend shooting opportunities, it's time to take things a little less seriously. Aaron Johnson's comic strip 'What the Duck' is just the thing, taking a gently satirical look through the lens of a photographically inclined waterfowl. You can find it published here (and in our newsletter) every week; we hope you enjoy it, and your weekend.
After filing one last month, Apple has applied for another camera-related patent. The document an artificial muscle structure being used to replace traditional motors to control focus and aperture in a camera module. The design is interesting because it can carry relatively large and heavy optics and consumes very little power. Read more
Edgar Martins is drawn to documenting off-limits places. This was part of the appeal for him in a project titled 'The Time Machine,' in which he gained access to hydro-electric power plants in Portugal, the country where he was born. Built between 1950 and '70, these facilities were designed to accommodate dozens, even hundreds of employees working side-by-side with state-of-the-art technology. They're now operated with only a handful of personnel and are largely disused. He answered a few questions for us about the project. See gallery
We've just added the Sony A7S to our studio test scene comparison. The A7S is a 12 megapixel full-frame mirrorless camera capable of shooting at ISO 409,600. It's as much designed for video as it is for stills, but for now take a look at its low light performance in our test scene and compare it to an ever-growing list of cameras. See studio results


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Before & After: House Painting Transformation
I bought my house three years ago because it had a lot of potential (and back then I had a lot more energy). Since it needed so much work on the inside, I concentrated on that and hoped the neighbors would bear with the peeling pink outside (one friend called it band-aid). Finally last fall, after understanding the house better, I was ready to paint it. Click after the jump to see the transformation — you won't recognize it!
Here's the result! I love how crisp it looks. The color used, Benjamin Moore "Linen White", was sort of a happy accident. The painters had some left over from their last job and used it up for the primer — I instantly loved how much creamier it was than the color I had originally chosen. To emphasize the simpleness of the house, and its farmstyle porch, I removed the shutters. Then our wonderful painters made the insides of the windows a dark brown to match the bronzite storm windows that were already framing them. They convinced me (and they were right) that it would look warmer than black.
One of my favorite accents is the blue porch ceiling (see our post on blue porch ceilings here). It softens the monochromatic palette and makes it look so happy!
Every evening when I come home from work I love how it came out. Since I'm getting ready to move (again!) in a few weeks, I hope that the new owners do too.
(Images: Jeanine Brennan)
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Paint is awesome. It looks fantastic.
How pretty - What a happy looking house!
Why on earth are you moving?! It looks beautiful!
Wow, I think you just doubled your property value with a paint job! :) Looks gorgeous. I especially love the blue porch ceiling.
So pretty!!! I love it!!!
It is sad that you did all that work and after only 3 years are moving. :( It's such a pretty house, I wouldn't want to leave it.
It's a beautiful transformation!
Lovely! I saved it in my "inspiration" file!
Lovely! Job well done -- especially with the Vernacular/ Foursquare appropriate dark window sashes.
Well-done sensitive job.
yes, a happy house
it looks fantastic
Many many thanks for painting the windows a dark color. It has such a dramatic impact. I also love the blue porch ceiling, always a favorite of mine. The new owners are lucky!
It's very... white.
gorgeous, who are your painters?
You did an incredible job, and the blue ceiling is such a great touch.
Thanks everyone! Paint is really amazing, isn't it? Its hard to leave a happy home but we needed a particular school situation that didn't exist in this town. Our new home is really great too. And the buyers for this one seem really nice.
JeffC, Its hard to tell in a photo without something white next to it, but its a very warm cream looks totally different than the white house across the street. Whites (as I discovered) are incredibly hard to pick. Especially for outside. My original choice had pink undertones which would have looked horrible.
kelleygreeny, we used Santos painting- I got them because I stopped at a nearby house that they had painted which looked amazing afterward. They took TONS of time on prep- almost a whole month, and were very careful to clean up every day. I couldn't recommend them higher. Joao's cell (I think!) is 508-561-7450.
Love the blue porch ceiling and flowers. I just undertook mine this morning. BM Bird's Egg. It does make a sad porch look happy, this I know.
reminds me of the house my parents were fixing up when i was a child. what a great place to call home....
Simple and lovely. Looks like a great family home. Foursquares are great houses. I have lived in two and loved both of them.
j9brennan - Gorgeous home! You mention what the body color of the house is, but I was wondering what that lovely blue paint on the porch ceiling is. Also Ben Moore? I'm investigating for my own home down in CT.
Hope your move goes well!
Wow, what are the changes i am looking in your home after painting its great so pretty. Color that you have used in painting are too good.
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Two years ago, I married the coolest man on the planet. I often say that he's my rock and he rocks my world. Unfortunately, my husband travels regularly for work. Every week, Sunday through Thursday, he jets to a client's location, which leaves me alone in our bedroom four nights a week. And when my husband does come home on Thursday nights, he's typically tired, worn out and not exactly primed for sex. What's a girl in her late 30s—her sexual prime—to do? Improvise. If you, like me, feel challenged because you and your partner's sexual urges aren't syncing up, read on. I've developed a system that seems to be working for us. I hope it'll work for you, too.
Let's talk about sex and marriage—they do go together, don't they? Not if you ask many of my clients. In fact, it seems like the number of marriages with little or no sex is increasing. Sexless marriage is not a new phenomenon. In a 2005 Family Circle national survey, 21 percent of married women said their sex lives were boring and routine, 21 percent reported having no sex life at all, and almost 50 percent said they had no desire to have sex with their partner.
How To Bring A Woman To Orgasm
I am a sex life coach. Where dating coaches tell you what to do before you enter the bedroom, I strengthen my clients' skills and connection once they're already in bed. Today I'm going to give you a series of basic techniques designed to give your beloved woman the very best in erotic, physical pleasure.
5 Thoughts That Prevent Great Sex
Everyone who's anyone knows that having lots of great sex makes you feel better. Having a healthy, regular sex life is good for the body, mind and the spirit. Recent studies by Harvard University and iVillage have brought this to the public's attention again, but we've known about the positive benefits of sex for decades. And yet, somehow there are lots of people ignoring the advice. In August I wrote about some practical ways you can take responsibility for your own pleasure, but the reality is that most people probably already know what they need to do, and they're still not doing it.
4 Sure-Fire Ways To Spice Up Your Sex Life
Sex is a wonderful gift to be enjoyed and shared by both of you. Good sex promotes physical and mental health and the vitality of the relationship. Sex releases endorphins, which elevate mood and lower stress and pain levels. So after having sex, each partner associates feeling good with the other.
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What's Keeping You From Initiating Sex?
Who's in charge in your bedroom? You? Or Him? If the answer is him, then you're missing out on being fully present in your sexual relationship, which is not only vital to your relationship but vital to your own health and sense of self. My next question is then: As a woman, why aren't you initiating sex? If you're not sure what the answer is then I urge you to take a closer look for the sake of your own sexual identity.
Helping Your Man Overcome Premature Ejaculation
In survey after survey, men rate "premature ejaculation" as one of their top two sexual concerns (the other being "penis size"). When a man is troubled by premature ejaculation, a couple's sex life can be extremely disappointing for both parties, and often leads to couples ceasing having sex altogether and sometimes even to the end of the relationship entirely.
How To Create Time For Sex After Having Kids
When couples set out to create their family, very few of them give consideration to the changes that take place in the bedroom after the kids are born. For many of the couples I see, the joy of having children is diminished by the loss of their marital and sexual connection. Watch as I explain how you can re-create the eroticism in your marriage and connect with your partner on a deeper, more meaningful level.
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Filmmaker Buzz McLaughlin successfully parlayed self distribution of his film, The Sensation of Sight, in the state of New Hampshire, into a national distribution deal with Monterey Pictures. To read more about self distribution, read this special report by The Independent's Lynn Tryba.
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So here's the scoop for today, Jan. 18, 2011.
Sleet, Snow and Ice –
After a short break following a storm that dropped 19 inches of snow on Southington last week, winter weather returns and could make for a tough commute throughout the day today.
According to the National Weather Service, snow and sleet is expected at points during the day and into the afternoon with heavier accumulation expected during a mix of sleet and snow after 5 p.m. As much as 3 to 5 inches are expected with rain and freezing rain coming after 9 p.m.
Stay tuned to Southington Patch for the latest on storm conditions.
Town Names Architect for Middle School Feasibility Study –
The Board of Education has awarded development of a middle school feasibility study to Fletcher Thompson, an architect group out of Connecticut and New Jersey.
The study will allow the town to move forward in developing a plan to address overcrowding at the middle schools in an economically feasible way, especially given the financial difficulties facing the state and taxpayers with the struggling economy.
Fletcher Thompson will receive approximately $38,000 in conducting the study and has developed a reputation as a strong partner with the school district, officials said. They completed renovations at the Plantsville Elementary School.
PZC Expected to Draw Turnout –
The Planning and Zoning Commission will take on three proposal that have drawn interest from the community tonight during their regularly scheduled meeting at Southington Town Hall, 75 Main St., beginning at 7 p.m.
The meeting will include a presentation regarding a proposal by the town to sell and lease back the North Center School property on North Main Street, a hearing for a 14 unit complex proposed along Carter Lane and a vote on a daycare proposal along West Street.
If cancelled due to weather, a special meeting could be held or the commission would pick of the issues during their first February meeting.
Snow Storms Present Unique Challenge for the Homeless –
What would you do if you were homeless and there was a 24-hour winter storm about to deliver over a foot of snow in your hometown? For one local man, that's a reality he's come to know all too well. Read more about it in today's About Town by Jessica Kastner Plaskett.
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Crowded Field In 2nd Congressional District
Congressman Pete Hoekstra is retiring to a run for governor and there are a crowd of people hoping to get the job.
Nine are running in all, and after Tuesdays' primary there will only be two.
Hoekstra has held the spot for 17 years. It's been held by a republican since 1967.
It's a large district: 11 counties from Allegan in the south to Benzie County up north, east to the city of Cadillac.
Here's a snapshot of the candidates:
Nicolette McClure - Democrat
Home: Idlewild in Lake County
Work Experience: Retired teacher and Air Force veteran
Political Experience: Current Lake County Commissioner, former Detroit Board of Education member
Her campaign is focusing on education and health care.
Fred Johnson - Democrat
Home: Holland in Ottawa County
Work Experience: Hope College History Professor
Political Experience: 2nd District democratic candidate in 2008
Main Goal or Position: Has a multi-part plan for restoring the area's jobs, including transitioning to a clean energy economy.
Field Reichardt - Republican
Home: Grand Haven in Ottawa County
Work Experience: Owner of the Organic Olive Oil Company
Political Experience: Never held office, years of work for the Michigan Republican Party.
Main Goal or Position: He describes himself as a moderate republican, distancing himself from the Tea Party.
Bill Huizenga - Republican
Home: Zeeland in Ottawa County
Work Experience: An administrator with Zeeland Christian Schools, co-owns Huizenga Gravel Company.
Political Experience: Former State Rep., former District Director for Con. Pete Hoekstra
Main Goal or Position: Pushing a pro business agenda to create jobs and cut government spending.
Ted Schendel - Republican
Home: Honor in Benzie county.
Work Experience: Retired Fort Lauderdale police officer, now works part time for the Benzie County Marine Division
Political Experience: None
Main Goal or Position: Advertising himself as a conservative Tea Party Republican.
Wayne Kuipers - Republican
Home: Holland in Ottawa County
Work Experience: Full time politician
Political Experience: State Senator, two terms in the State House.
Main Goal or Position: Claims that he has first-hand experience balancing the state budget and serves as chair of two Senate committees.
Bill Cooper - Republican
Home: Norton Shores in Muskegon County
Work Experience: Started several small businesses, currently runs A and G Business Center, a business incubator in Norton Shores.
Political Experience: None
Main Goal or Position: A Tea Party republican who's campaigning as a first-hand job creator.
Chris Larson - Republican
Home: Ferrysburg in Ottawa County
Work Experience: Owns Larson Family Farm Products
Political Experience: Ferrysburg City Council member
Main Goal or Position: Top issues are deficit spending and job creation, says he wants to decrease government regulation on business.
Jay Riemersma - Republican
Home: Holland in Ottawa County
Work Experience: Former NFLplayer, high school football coach, Family Research Council
Political Experience: None
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(01/31/12) - What happens when your landlord is more than $40,000 behind on his water bill?
Even if you're still paying your portion?
Your water could get shut off.
Residents at Flint's Sunset Village, on Lippincott near Dort, found that out Tuesday morning.
Tuesday night?
The water is supposed to be back on soon.
Resident Catherine Amos didn't know what to do earlier in the day.
"My mom's driving all the way from Genesee just to bring me water just to brush my teeth and drink," she said.
Amos wasn't sure what was going to happen after that.
"What do you do? What can we do? Who's gonna listen?"
"They're just going to have to make do until they (the owner) figure what's going on," said maintenance man Shane Black.
Black says Flint City crews shut the water off.
Residents told ABC12 the former owner/manager hadn't paid his bill.
"I can't speak to that," Black said.
The city of Flint confirmed the park is behind some $40,000 and was issued a shut off notice.
Tenants said they never received notice from the park.
City spokeswoman Dawn Jones told ABC12, the city worked with the former owner/manager on payment arrangements, but he did not honor that agreement.
That didn't sit well with people at Sunset Village.
"I don't think it's fair when I do pay my bill," said resident Aimie Miller.
"My water bill is paid right up to date," Amos said.
"I just paid my bill. My bill was due the 26th and I just paid it," said tenant Sharon Hadley.
Tenants were apparently paying a third party, but it appears no one was paying the city of Flint.
Owner Twilight Properties, LLC, issued this statement:
Justin Hause and Hause Properties, LLC, have agreed to surrender management of Sunset Village Mobile Home Park to the owner, Twilight Properties, LLC.
As various aspects of management are handed over it is expected that issues will be addressed as they come up.
The City of Flint cut off water service to the park today.
It was discovered that Hause Properties, LLC, allowed a $40,000.00 delinquency to accrue on the park's water bill.
Upon receiving notice of the cut off, Twilight Properties, LLC, made an immediate partial payment to the city and an installment payment plan was worked out for cure of the delinquency.
The city has said that water will be back on in the park late this afternoon.
Each of the residents will be contacted by maintenance to confirm that their water supply has been restored and is in working order.
Twilight Properties, LLC, has no further comment at this time.
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A Poet Parses The Legacy Of War In 'My Life As A Foreign Country'
Sunday, September 21, 2014
When award-winning poet Brian Turner served in the Army, he was following a long family tradition. His new memoir traces that history — and imagines the perspectives of the people shooting back.
Turkey Sees Influx Of Refugees Fleeing ISIS
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Thousands of terrified Kurds are fleeing ISIS and seeking refuge in Turkey. Some 100,000 people have moved across the border in the last two days. NPR's Arun Rath speaks to correspondent Deb Amos.
Ugandan LGBT Activist Recommended For Asylum In U.S.
Sunday, September 21, 2014
John Abdallah Wambere applied for asylum in the U.S. after Uganda passed a harsh anti-gay law earlier this year. His application has now been recommended for approval, pending a background check.
Libya Still Hampered By Violence And Political Unrest
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Along with the violence, the political landscape is also chaotic in Libya. Mary Fitzgerald from The Irish Times speaks with NPR's Arun Rath about the militias and Libya's embattled parliament.
It May Be 'Perfectly Normal', But It's Also Frequently Banned
Sunday, September 21, 2014
It's Perfectly Normal, a 20-year-old illustrated sex-ed book for kids, is meant to teach children about sexual health, puberty and relationships. It's one of the most banned books in America.
Mission To Study Mars' Climate Enters Red Planet's Orbit
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Scientists hope NASA's MAVEN probe, which went into orbit Sunday night, will provide insight into why the Martian climate changed drastically billions of years ago.
Mafia Wife, Getaway Driver, Stuntwoman: From The Underworld To Hollywood
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Georgia Durante's career as a stunt driver has led to roles in car commercials and movies. But before the bright lights of Hollywood, the former model was speeding away from a dark past.
A Pianist Hears Chopin From Inside His Instrument
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Chad Lawson needed to find a way to record at home while his children slept. The result is The Chopin Variations, a set of Chopin works with an intimate, otherworldly sound.
Snowden Reveal Makes Israeli Spies' Protest An American Issue
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Forty-three veterans of Unit 8200, Israel's secretive surveillance organization, say they were directed to spy indiscriminately on Palestinians. Were they using intelligence gathered by the NSA?
In 'Transparent', Transgender Issues Are A Family Affair
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Amazon Studios' Transparent features a slate of well-known actors playing a family dealing with the revelation that the person they'd known as Mort, their father, is a transgender woman.


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Kingsville invites you to its 44th Annual Migration Festival traditionally held on
the third weekend of each October. This year's festivities commence on Friday, October 18, 2013 and
continue through Saturday and Sunday, October 19 and 20, 2013.
The Kingsville Migration Festival celebrates migration, heritage and conservation in
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"Art of Migration". Enjoy our woodcarving, fine art and fine photography shows.
Vote for People's Choice Awards for each. See live raptors, sled dogs, retriever
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Media ReleaseFor Immediate ReleaseFor Information Contact:Jennifer F. Brislin502.574.4137
Patrick H. Neely502.574.1351
LOUISVILLE – Take a drive out Shelbyville Road – past Mall St. Matthews, past The Forum – until you reach the stretch of road between Blankenbaker Parkway and the Gene Snyder.
You'll find some areas with curbs, and many without. Some shoulders of the roadway are paved with asphalt, some with gravel.
Some parking lots are one big driveway, which turns into a free-for-all when drivers try to merge onto the Shelbyville Road.
Several open drainage ditches on the side of the road become flooded during heavy rain. Sidewalks and trees along the street are rare.
That's why Councilman Hal Heiner, R-District 19, has formed a taskforce to begin the Shelbyville Road Beautification and Safety Project.
"When I walked door-to-door in the fall, residents and small business owners in the area voiced concern about that stretch of Shelbyville Road," Heiner said. "They asked for help in improving the safety and looks.
"It is the retail town center for Anchorage, Douglass Hills, Middletown, Lake Forest and the surrounding areas, so improvements are a concern to much of the district."
The taskforce will identify problems and consider ways to improve the design of the roadway, such as uniform sidewalks, points of entry into a parking lot and curbing. In addition, it will work with the Transportation Cabinet and the Metropolitan Sewer District to try to identify funding sources to improve infrastructure and drainage.
The taskforce also will examine how to beautify the rights-of-way areas through landscaping and other design elements.
"We're really excited about the planning initiative Hal Heiner is undertaking for Shelbyville Road," said Judy Francis, president and CEO of the Middletown Chamber of Commerce. "The chamber is 100 percent supportive and involved in getting these beautification and improvements."
The first meeting of the taskforce will be at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24 at the Republic Bank at the corner of Blankenbaker Parkway and Shelbyville Road.
The taskforce members are:
Hal Heiner, District 19 councilman, Louisville Metro Council; Diane Cook, resident, Anchorage; Warren Walker, mayor, Douglass Hills; Byron Chapman, mayor, Middletown; Ron Snellen, commissioner, Middletown; Robert Robinson, mayor, Woodland Hills; Gary Edelen, president, Beckley Woods Homeowners Association; Ron Bekebrede, treasurer, Copperfield Homeowners Association; Dick Richard, member, Lake Forest Advisory Council; Judy Francis, president and CEO, Middletown Chamber of Commerce; Mary Littrell, member, Middletown Chamber of Commerce, and vice president of the Middletown branch of Bank One; John Hassmann, chair-elect, Middletown Chamber of Commerce, and owner of Taste of Kentucky; C. W. Seymour, a transportation engineer, State Department of Transportation; Charles Cash, director, Louisville Metro Planning and Design; Mark Adams, county engineer, Louisville Metro Public Works; and John Fischer, assistant director, Louisville Metro Development Authority.
The taskforce will help lay the foundation for the first public forum, which will be held in late March, Heiner said.
"The residents in the area told me that improving this area of Shelbyville Road is important to them," he said. "We want to make sure that they are involved in the process every step of the way. The goal of this project is to improve the quality of life for people who live, work and shop in the area."
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How To Start Volunteering - ZooTeens
Not sure if you are ready for a big commitment? No problem! Our short-term volunteers assist with the Zoo's special events. There is no yearly time commitment and you don't need to attend an informational meeting.
Step 1: Apply OnlineGet 2014 ZooTeen application here
The application for summer 2014 will be only be available January 15 – March 20, 2014.
Step 2: Sign Up for an Informational Meeting
Upon submitting your application, you will receive a welcome email inviting you and your guardians to attend a ZooTeen Orientation held in February and March. At the orientation, you will learn more about the program from staff and current ZooTeens.
Step 3: Select an Interview Date
ZooTeen interviews take place in February and March. Upon receiving the online application and reference letter, the Volunteer Office will contact applicants to schedule an interview. See the ZooTeen Timeline to learn more about the application process.
Step 4: Acceptance Letter
In April, applicants accepted into the program will receive a packet of essential documents in the mail.
Step 5: Sign Up for Training Dates
ZooTeens must attend two days of training (one day in May and one day in June).
2014 ZooTeen Training Schedule
Part 1: May 31, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Step 6: Submit Tuition
The ZooTeen program requires an $80 annual tuition to cover training, uniform, materials, and staff supervision. This will be collected at the May training.
Financial assistance is available for volunteers experiencing financial hardship.
Step 7: Start Volunteering!
At the June training you will sign up for the three weeks of Summer Zoo Camp you would like to attend. Have the dates you would like to volunteer ready. 2014 Summer Zoo Camp runs 6/16/14 - 8/22/2014.


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TeamTasks: Managing Tasks the TiddlyWiki Way
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TeamTasks is not your usual task manager. Based on TiddlyWiki, TeamTasks consists of a single self-contained HTML file, so there is nothing to install, and you can run the application on any machine as long as it has a Web browser.
Unlike traditional task managers, TeamTasks stores all the settings and data in tiddlers -- small editable containers. TeamTasks settings are saved in so-called definition tiddlers which you can access via the Customise menu in the sidebar. For starters, you have to define at least one user, which is done by adding the desired user name to the UserDefinition tiddler. To make it easier to manage tasks, you should also define so-called scopes. You can think of scopes as projects, or contexts if you prefer the GTD terminology. Similar to users, scopes are defined in the special ScopeDefinitions tiddler. If necessary, you can change the default task priorities and status entries in the PriorityDefinitions and StatusDefinitions tiddlers. Once you've configured TeamTasks, you can start populating it with tasks using the New Task button. Each task has four drop-down lists which let you to specify the task's scope, priority, user, and status. To quickly find tasks, you can use the Search field in the sidebar, but TeamTasks also sports handy reporting capabilities. In addition to the DefaultReportView report in the Task views menu in the sidebar, you can create custom task views by creating a new tiddler with a few lines of embedded code. For example, the code below generates a report displaying the priority, status, and user for each task:
<<TTReportView DisplayFields:"Title,Priority,Status,User">>
You can also order the tasks in a view using the OrderBy option:
<<TTReportView DisplayFields:"Title,Priority,Status" OrderBy:"Status,asc">>
And you can display a list of tasks that match specified criteria. For example, the following code displays a list of tasks with high priority:
<<TTReportView DisplayFields:"Title,Priority,Status" OrderBy:"Status,asc" Priority:"high">>
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Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.
Fedora Announces New Partition Manager App
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
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DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.


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Q&A: What are probiotics and prebiotics?
What are probiotics and prebiotics? I'm seeing lots of foods (even baby foods) including them these days. Are they safe for my baby?
Probiotics and prebiotics are substances thought to promote a healthy intestinal tract. Your (and Baby's) intestinal tract contains what is commonly referred to as "normal flora." The flora of your gut consists of hundreds of microorganisms that fight disease, help synthesize vitamins and hormones, and aid your immune system. These microorganisms include what are referred to as "good bacteria." These good bacteria can attack unwanted intruders from disrupting the normal balance of the intestinal tract.
Prebiotics are foods that may help to stimulate and support the flora.
Probiotics are food or food supplements that contain potentially beneficial bacteria and/or yeasts. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), probiotics are live microorganisms that, when administered in adequate amounts, confer a health benefit on the host. The knowledge of probiotics was brought into popular scientific awareness by a Russian researcher in the early 1900s. He looked at cultures where people ate foods containing high quantities of fermented foods and found increased longevity and health.
Effects of Probiotics on Babies and Children
The safest forms of probiotics are found in yogurt or buttermilk. Prebiotics can be found in soybeans, artichokes, jicama, raw oats, unrefined wheat and barley, and breast milk. Many baby-food manufacturers are adding prebiotics and probiotics to foods. Safety does not seem to be an issue. Some manufacturers may charge more money, making it more expensive to get probiotics and prebiotics into babies' diets.
There are reports of success when using probiotics for infants and children with diarrhea; however, Dr. Frank Greer, the head of the nutrition committee at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has the following view: "Though probiotics can't hurt, it's not clear that adding them to food actually boosts long-term health." He feels that prebiotics are a safer option, boosting the probiotics that are already in the body.
When looking to use probiotics, check with your pediatrician to make sure you are buying a reputable brand. Follow directions for dosage and storage carefully.


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FAIRBANKS, AK-The Ice Dogs continue to make changes to not only their team this offseason but its coaching staff. Paul Kirtland has been named as the new assistant coach for the Ice Dogs.
This comes after Geoff Beauparlant, last year's assistant coach, recently accepted the head coaching job for the Kenai Brown Bears-the Ice Dogs' in state rival. So we'll see a lot of him.
Kirtland, 25, is a former Ice Dogs player. He played from 2007-09 compiling 42 points. Kirtland went on to play three years for Ohio State.
Last season Kirtland appeared in 10 games for three ECHL teams. He eventually settled into a video coordinator position with the Cincinnati Cyclones of ECHL.
Kirtland officially started on July first and is currently recruiting and working in the Ice Dogs main camp in Prior Lake, Minn.


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Dream Act: Some see hope, others a drain on state resources
For Question 4: Dream Act is a good investment for MarylandStory | Oct 17, 2012 | 6:47 AMMaryland's Dream Act, which allows some illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities, has drawn attention far out of proportion to its actual impact. Only a few hundred students are likely to be eligible for the benefit...
Letter: Maryland Dream Act runs counter to federal lawStory | Oct 18, 2012 | 9:18 AMWhat seems to be missing from Calvin Ball's piece Oct. 11 column on the Dream Act, and also seems to be missing from the discussion of this act overall, is the fact that the Maryland Dream Act directly contradicts the legal intent of an already existing...
Dream Act: Good for students, colleges and the state
Dream Act supporters ramp up campaignStory | Oct 23, 2012 | 9:40 AMSupporters of Maryland's Dream Act, a measure passed by the General Assembly last year extending in-state college tuition to the children of some illegal immigrants, are staging a series of events this week to build momentum in their effort to uphold it ...
Catonsville churches host forum on Maryland's Dream ActStory | Oct 23, 2012 | 10:28 AMTwo Catonsville churches will join forces on October 30 to host a community discussion about Maryland's DREAM (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors) Act — a law up for vote next month that could allow certain undocumented students...
Letter: DREAM Act good for children, good for economyStory | Oct 25, 2012 | 2:55 PMThe Maryland DREAM Act is about treating all our children, and all Maryland taxpayers, fairly. Amy Chai (letter, Oct. 18) says that citizens from other states will be denied the "break" DREAM students get. The Maryland DREAM Act isn't a break bur rather...
The difference 537 votes make
Dream Act continues a long Maryland tradition of welcoming immigrantsStory | Nov 1, 2012 | 12:45 PMOn Election Day, voters will have the opportunity to continue the state's long tradition of welcoming new Americans and valuing education by supporting the Maryland Dream Act at the polls. A "For" vote on Question 4 will affirm the law signed by Gov....
Dream Act continues a worthy investment
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Category Archives: Trade Rumors
Flyers to trade Carter – Possibly for a goalie?
Carter, who has struggled in consecutive playoff seasons and is entering the final year of a contract that pays him $5 million.
Carter certainly deserves credit for returning early from two broken feet, and it would be unfair to judge him on his playoff performance. But with Briere and Giroux flourishing at center and Carter out of place on the wing, there is simply no room for him on the roster.
So the question may not be whether the Flyers should trade Carter, but for whom? Do they deal him for a young goalie, like Jonathan Bernier , Jonathan Quick , Carey Price or Jaroslav Halak ? Or, do they trade him for a much-needed, top-line right wing like Florida's Nathan Horton ($4 million cap hit for three years) or Anaheim's Bobby Ryan ($1.9 cap hit for one year)?
Leafs and Jackets interested in Sharp
The rumor mill already is churning with Sharp's name being mentioned in several places. The 28-year-old center has two years left on his contract with a cap hit of $3.9 million, which is an attractive price for one of the game's premier two-way players.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and the Columbus Blue Jackets are believed to be very interested in Sharp should the Hawks decide to move him. Sharp could bring the most in return for the Hawks in terms of a high draft pick or top prospect.
What to do about Spezza
Speculation over the future of star Ottawa Senators centre Jason Spezza is swirling ahead of the NHL draft, writes Ken Warren.
Would Senators general manager Bryan Murray accept a package of Edmonton Oilers Dustin Penner, Andrew Cogliano and Ladislav Smid — the same trio in the deal Dany Heatley vetoed last summer — in a trade for Jason Spezza ?
Could Spezza serve as the long-lost perfect centre for Columbus Blue Jackets left-winger Rick Nash?
Farewell to Hossa?
The Blackhawks will surely enjoy a summer full of celebration, but there are also some well-known financial pressure points. The team has a multitude of stars, several of them coming off entry-level contracts, and is reported to have some $57 million committed to just 14 players for next season. There are contracts the team likely would love to unload — Brian Campbell and Cristobal Huet come immediately to mind — but it will be difficult.
Flyin' Ryan Too Costly For Toronto?
Despite his rumoured contract squabbles, the Anaheim Ducks will not give Bobby Ryan away. We all know this. And in the case of the Toronto Maple Leafs, one has to wonder if they have the resources to pull off this move, especially after last September's bold move to acquire Phil Kessel from the Boston Bruins.
The most obvious route, and perhaps the most affordable, would be to open discussions as it relates to Tomas Kaberle , a player many believe is as good as gone from the Toronto Maple Leafs organization.
With Scott Neidermayer uncertain of whether he will return for another season in the NHL, Tomas Kaberle could step up and fill the void quite nicely, giving the Ducks a power play quarterback, and a player who could utilize the Ducks speed by springing players like Getzlaf and Perry with stretch passes.
Who could Stars poach off the Blackhawks' roster?
The Chicago Blackhawks have 14 players under contract for next season at an estimated $57.5 million. (See the capgeek breakdown here). The cap is supposed to be somewhere around $58.8 million. You can see they could have trouble getting under the salary cap and having 22 to 23 players on their roster.
There are some solutions being kicked around, which include sending goalie Cristobal Huet to the minors (where his $5.6 million salary has to be paid but will not count against the cap) and trading defenseman Brian Campbell along with either a top prospect or solid draft pick so that another team would pick up the six years and $7.1 million a season that is left on Campbell's contract.
Columbus's draft pick up for grabs?
But the most relevant fact is this: Word around the NHL is the team's fourth overall pick is available. Ownership, tired of hearing about the future, wants success – now. There is going to be a very good player – Connolly? Fowler ? Gudbranson? – available in that spot, and Columbus is going to try and leverage it into some immediate help.
New GMs look to make splash
Weak free-agent class fuels trade talks
Trade frenzy could replace the free-agent kind this NHL off-season.
With a weak free-agent class — especially at forward — expected to hit the market July 1 and the draft set for June 25 in Los Angeles, GMs have stepped up their efforts to make changes.
Could the Bruins move Bergeron?
One Eastern Conference front office man noted that because of some of the contracts the Bruins are locked into (Savard , Ryder , Tim Thomas , Dennis Wideman , Andrew Ference ), moving Bergeron could be a wild-card option. Bergeron , who carries a $4.75 million annual cap hit, will be an unrestricted free agent after 2010-11. On July 1, a no-trade clause will go into effect for Bergeron. Given the strength of Bergeron's two-way game, he could bring an offensive-minded winger in trade.
"He is what he is,'' said the executive regarding Bergeron's offensive potential, citing his age (he will turn 25 July 24).
Will Spezza follow Heatley out of capital?
Does Jason Spezza want to be traded?
That was the question posed to the Ottawa Senators forward on Thursday after reports had surfaced that he was unhappy with his current hockey team. Spezza , who was booed by Ottawa fans at the end of this season, has five more years remaining on a $7 million US annual contract.
But the 26-year-old said the decision is not up to him.
Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli says that over the past couple of days, teams have inquired about his interest in trading the second overall pick in this month's NHL draft.
Chiarelli also says he talked to Oilers general manager Steve Tambellini on Wednesday about the potential of flipping picks. Chiarelli adds they will talk again soon.
Burke Listening Too
Is spezza unhappy in Ottawa?
In the next three weeks Bryan Murray will have a very important conversation with Jason Spezza , to see if his star centre is still happy in Ottawa.
At their season-ending meeting in April, Spezza expressed some frustration to the Senators general manager with the way his season ended. He was booed by his home fans in Ottawa during the club's first-round playoff loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
"He was a little unhappy at the end of the year. I took it as being somewhat emotional more than anything. I haven't talked to him in the last few weeks. I hope before July 1st to have that conversation with him," said Murray on Wednesday afternoon.
Murray did not confirm that Spezza asked for a trade during that meeting in late April. He simply said his star player felt like he was being unfairly targeted by the fans and media.
Leafs receive two offers for Kaberle
Speaking on HockeyCentral at noon today Leafs GM, Brian Burke stated that the Leafs have received two very serious offers for Kaberle . It is reported that the two offers are more than simple nibbles and are more in the category of "would you consider" an offer like this.
Halak or Price on the move?
They both want to play, Jaroslav Halak and Carey Price are quick to admit. But they know they're nothing more than pawns in this game, their moves and futures ultimately dictated in the weeks ahead by Canadiens management.
"We're both young and both want to play as much as we can," Halak said. "And I'm sure management will do their best to make sure we do play.
What now for Thomas?
Tim Thomas got his first NHL opportunity in Boston. He played in Providence for the Bruins' AHL club. He spent four years in Burlington, Vt., starring for the University of Vermont. He makes his year-round home north of Boston.
The native of Flint, Mich., considers himself a New Englander. But that status may be in doubt, considering the changing of the guard that took place this season.
Trade Deadline Day – More Rumors
Reports: Ray Whitney, Erik Cole, Tomas Kaberle Among Bruins' Targets at Deadline
Canadiens netminders staying put
Flyers talking goalie
Sens GM plans to deal
Dealing for 'D' fuels speculation
For St. Louis Blues, no deal is imminent
The 10 players, teams shaking up NHL trade deadline day
Florida Panthers' Tomas Vokoun copes with rumors before trade deadline
Flyers Notes: Deal isn't essential, Laviolette says
GM Brian Lawton: Tampa Bay Lightning not seeking to rent players
Blues / Habs Swing a deal
Blues announce trade with Montreal — Palushaj to Mtl, D'Agostini to StL. Official from press release.
Nashville Turns Down 3 Offers on Hamhuis
By Tim Panaccio
As of Tuesday morning, it appears as if Nashville general manager David Poile hasn't been impressed enough to move defenseman Dan Hamhuis to the Flyers or anyone else.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have a deal in place to trade forward Alexei Ponikarovsky to the Pittsburgh Penguins for defenceman Martin Skoula and prospect Luca Caputi.
The deal will become final after a trade call with the NHL.
No word on Whitney
The biggest piece at the NHL trade deadline is at a standstill.
While Carolina Hurricanes GM Jim Rutherford wants to move Ray Whitney before the 3 p.m. tomorrow, the club is in a holding pattern.


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Decent match woth a diva's match featuring two decent wrestlers, Mickie James interferes ending the match as a no contest and i see a Triple Threat between the three in the future.
Wasn't all too keen on this promo overall, maybe a possible DX split in the future.
Nothing more then a squash match to push Abyss which is good to see as he can be a big star unlike Eugene. Good aftermath with Abyss hitting the Black Hole Slam on Duggan, making his character look strong at the moment.
Decent in character promo here by Flair, but could of been longer. Looks like you are carrying some feuds from the WWE with Vince/DX and Flair/Foley.
Interesting looking stable. Decent promo but again a bit short.
RVD gets the win over Shelton in what would be a great match. Great aftermath with a big brawl and then Flair cleanong house only for Foley to inturupt him with a video package and then Edge hits a spear. Nice bit of booking.
Kenny is gaining individual identity and could this mean that he will leave the Spirit Squad?
Big victory for Orton, but nice to see Haas getting squashed like he would in real life. Cena/Orton in a First Blood match should be great.
Good main event and HBK looks like he is going to win until the SS interfere. Nice aftermath with DX cleaning house. Great announcement made by Vince about DX being involved in a triple threat and it looks like Summerslam will be the place where they break up.
Overall it was a solid show. You look like a good writer. The booking is good but the promos need to be longer. 80/100
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Daily from May 19, 2014 to October 30, 2015
An 18 month celebration of a century of steam transport in the Okanagan Valley. There will be wine events, children's activities and more!
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Saturday, October 18, 2014
Great beers, mouthwatering food & tons of fun! The vibrant beer halls of Bavaria will be transplanted into the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre for one night only. Oktoberfest aims to honour the traditions, atmosphere and abundant food and drinks of the famous German festival. Join us to enjoy traditional music from Munich's famed Hofbrauhaus.
Daily from November 1, 2014 to November 2, 2014
This Christmas Craft Show is the Largest in Penticton & area, has some of the finest crafts in BC, talented new crafters, with lots of wonderful door prizes!
Fabulous gifts galore, music with Simon Funk on his harp, you can buy wonderful holiday decorations & of course Santa will be there from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm on Saturday.
Located at the Penticton Trade & Convention Centre, where there is lots of FREE parking. Admission is $4.00.
Friday, November 28, 2014
Book a weekend away to Summerland for the 27th Annual Festival of Lights on November 28. Enjoy a visit with Santa, delicious food, great shopping and lively main stage entertainment. Join the chorus of excitement when the lights are switched on at 7:00 pm, before being dazzled by the Festival's fireworks at 8:30 pm.
Daily from November 29, 2014 to November 30, 2014
For the 4th year in a row, to celebrate the holiday season, members of Summerland's Bottleneck Drive Winery Association are adding a magical component to their vines...Christmas Lights! Join us for a weekend of touring your favourite Bottleneck Drive Wineries as they 'Light Up the Vines for 2 special evenings this year. Stop in for wine tasting, special holiday promotions, a weekend passport to win a prize and of course, vines lit up.
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Old World Warblers (Sylviidae)
White-winged Warbler (Bradypterus carpalis) - HBW 11, p. 599
French: Bouscarle à ailes blanches
German: Bindenbuschsänger
Spanish: Zarzalero Aliblanco
Other common names: White-winged Bush-warbler/Scrub-warbler
Taxonomy: Bradypterus carpalis Chapin, 1916, Faradje, Upper Uelle district, DRCongo.
Perhaps allied to B. baboecala, which it resembles vocally; these two, together with B. graueri and B. grandis, make up a group of four swamp-dwelling Afrotropical species. Monotypic.
Distribution: Locally in NE & E DRCongo (NE Uele and E Ituri, Kivu), SW & SE Uganda (Toro, W Ankole, Kigezi, and Sizibwa swamp), N, C & E Rwanda and C & E Burundi; also SW Kenya (L Victoria, from Yala swamp S to Kisumu and Kendu Bay) and N Zambia (R Luapula).
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Ever wonder where Vincent Edward Jackson's nickname of Bo came from?
"He was merciless; he flung rocks and crab apples and punches with equal accuracy, and at one point, in the midst of a fight over a Ping-Pong paddle, he hit one of his female cousins with a baseball bat and said he would have hit her again if his siblings hadn't stepped in. He'd steal a bike, strip it, toss it into a fire to burn the paint off, spray-paint it, and that same afternoon, ride down the street past the house he'd stolen it from."
"Because of his ability to withstand punches to his chest from his older brothers and sisters, because he wrestled children twice his age and ducked no fight and reveled in his own stubbornness, he had been given a nickname, truncated from Southern shorthand for a wild boar. In time, Bo-Hog became Bo."
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This was a great recipe and the only thing I changed was that I used diced tomatoes instead of crushed. At the end I used about 1/2 teaspoon of salt for flavoring. I also served with Seattle Black Beans which were also awesome. Next time I may add some oregano just for added pizzaz.
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