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"We all had a lovely time here. The cottage is one of the nicest we have ever stayed in - very homely and comfortable." (The Lakin family)
"There's lots of love in this house. I can sense it on entering. Most comfortable. Enjoyed the log fires." (The Collicott family)
"We are a party of five adults and between us we have stayed in many cottages - UK and abroad. None of us has ever had such a homely, comfortable, welcoming, well functioning and attractively decorated place before." (March 2005)
"The Old Bakery has been lovely and spacious and well equipped. We have been very comfortable here and enjoyed the location. We will look forward to coming again." (The Day family)
"Beautifully clean and tidy cottage. We had a great time. The piano was an extra delight." (The Phillips family)
"Thankyou. We've had a wonderfully relaxing holiday in such a clean, tidy and well equipped house. Daniel would have spent all week playing with the cars and garage (not forgetting the huge fire-engine!) if we had let him. We hope to come back again." (The Giddins family)
"A lovely house. Everything of the very best for a top-hole holiday. Thanks so much." (The Kellett family)
"We have spent a delightful holiday in your superb cottage. Every convenience, and beautifully clean and inviting. Thankyou for putting in so much effort for our comfort. We shall certainly come again." (The Campbell family)
"A fantastic spot for a British summer holiday; enjoyable whatever the weather and it feels like a home from home. It is a real bonus to have the bird books to refer to after a sunset marsh walk, as well as the lovely grand piano for the wet days in this extremely well equipped house. I hope we too can come again!" (The Chester family)
"We had a lovely summer holiday. The cottage met our every need and the information you left was very useful. We could not think of a more convenient place to stay than The Old Bakery, and if possible we will certainly come again." (K Rowland -age 11)
"Had a wonderful and relaxing holiday. The cottage is so pretty and centrally placed - deceptively spacious and so well equipped - and we loved having the piano!" (The Meakin family)
"Thankyou. We very much enjoyed your lovely Blakeney house and after coming to Balkeney for over 30 years, we really appreciated that everything worked." (The Reynolds family)
"We have very much enjoyed staying in your spacious, uncluttered house. The children have enjoyed crab-fishing. We loved Holkham beach, the boat trip out to see the seals and the Three Swallows pub at Cley came up trumps." (The Shaw family)
"Thoroughly enjoyable stay - lots of places of interest to visit, and a well equipped kitchen made crab and lobster preparation a pleasure!" (The Madeley family)
"Another wonderful holiday in Blakeney - enjoyed by all. The Old Bakery has been very comfortable and well equipped - Thanks a million." (The Wilson family)
"Well, we all had a fabulous holiday. The Old Bakery is delightful and so spacious. It was warm and welcoming when we arrived and very well equipped. Our son loved all the toys. Blakeney is a very special place. We enjoyed every minute." (The Hartwell family)
"This is an idyllic retreat from the hurly burly of metropolitan life. We felt cosy and very much at home. The piano is a wonderful adjunct and the plentiful music stands came in handy, as did, in all probability for their sakes, the relative paucity of near neighbours. The new shower is a great boon, as is the broadband connection." (The Riley family)
"I love it here. We have been everywhere almost - except Africa- and here in Blakeney is the best - and the best in Blakeney is The Old Bakery!" (CR)
"We have stayed in many holiday cottages over the years, including in Blakeney, this has definitely been the best." (The Thompsons)
Some recollections of Phyllis Scott (granddaughter to the original baker, Charles Russell)
"My father, Charles Russell, was the youngest of 16 children .He himself had 5 children, one of whom was my mother - born in The Bakery in 1900.
The front room was the site of the bakery shop itself, and the back room was where the ovens were situated. The downstairs bedroom was the office.
My grandfather had the entire building, so that there was a door at the bottom of the stairs that led to the kitchen. Charles Russel passed The Bakery onto my aunt and uncle - Albert High. Albert High made all the cakes for the troops stationed in Stiffkey, Weybourne and Langham during the war. His brother Tim also had a bakery further down The High Street. Bread was delivered to six villages every day, the men not getting home until late at night.
I lived in The Bakery during World War 2. My bedroom is now the bathroom. Just inside the yard on the right is the well. I remember buckets of water being fetched all afternoon to make dough at night. Bakery Cottage was the wash house with a 'copper' and coal fire under it to do the washing.A lady came each Monday to do the washing.
The first garage, the one without a door, was the stable, and beyond that were the cart sheds.On the opposite side was the granary where all the flour was kept, and next to that, the cottage that now has a yellow front door, was the Barber's Shop!
Have a good holiday!"
Phyllis Scott


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Next step: Put on happy faces
So what happens now?
European leaders have become accomplished at papering over disagreements, and I'm sure that they'll manage to produce language that downplays disagreements at this meeting.
But I think these disagreements are coming to a head, soothing language or not. The European Parliament has just rejected a budget -- one that took a year to put together -- with modest cuts in spending for the European Union. Politics may preclude the formation of a new government in Italy until after a new round of elections in June, which could raise the large vote total recently garnered by anti-euro parties. Auditors from the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank, and the European Commission have just left Athens without approving the next, relatively small, 2.8 billion euro rescue payout for Greece. The approval ratings of France's President François Hollande and Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy continue to sink. Politically, these leaders can't accept calls for greater austerity.
June brings a series of important deadlines for eurozone policy on budget rules and strengthening economic coordination among member countries. It's hard to see how an agreement on those rules comes out of June meetings.
Most discussions of the breakup of the eurozone focus on the forced exit of one of the troubled economies -- Greece -- or a decision by Spain or Italy that the pain of staying in the eurozone just isn't worth it.
But I think it's increasingly likely that the effective end of the eurozone will result from actions by its stronger economies. For example, Finland's government has made clear its unwillingness to fork over any more rescue money. Looking at the needs of its own aging population, the country can't afford it, the government has said.
And this most recent German budget has made it clear that Germany -- or at least, the German government before its national elections in September -- isn't willing to sacrifice one centimeter of its insistence on fiscal discipline.
The first step in a breakup coming from Germany and it allies is a deadlock in the eurozone that prevents any movement -- on growth, on increased economic and monetary integration, and on the development of eurozone-wide banking regulation. I think we're close to that gridlock now. The results of this summit and progress on the June deadlines will tell us how close.
Gridlock isn't a tenable long-term strategy. Recessions continue to grind down economies and governments in Italy, Spain and, most importantly, France. Voters are moving toward parties that reject the euro. Germany, rather than becoming more willing to compromise, seems to be locked into its position that austerity is all that's needed.
Gridlock leaves the euro and the eurozone technically intact but unofficially marks the end of the eurozone project. I don't know how long it will take for gridlock to become so intolerable that somebody leaves officially. But if the eurozone countries can no longer agree on anything, the euro as a unified currency for a unified monetary bloc is done.
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You cannot have GROWTH with a nanny state and massive government and low taxes. Nanny states require massive taxation. French taxes on the poor and middle class need to be DOUBLED.
The Average German pays 45% in taxes, the can support their nanny state. The rest of Europe now has to decide to raise taxes on the poor and middle class to these levels or slash their entitlement states.
The choice is thus pretty clear:
Liberty, Freedom, small government, low taxes, economic growth and CAPITALISM.
Socialism, government run 5 year plans, extreme taxation, punishment of the productive and zero growth.
Choose Wisely...
Greece hasn't been fiscally responsible since WW II. You really can't blame Germany for this, their the ones holding the the Euro together- and for what ? This 'experiment' with the Euro has almost failed- why? Not because of lack of austerity, UE, or socialistic policies, but the lack of diversity in their respective economies. All European countries need to go back to their own currencies & autonomy in order to have lasting financial freedom. It's the differences & diversity that can make Europe strong- not everyone can do the same thing nor should they try.
Jim, how is this a bad thing? Why should Germany be chastised for cutting off the moochers who refuse to manage money properly? If this were about a person giving money to moochers rather than a country doing it, we would call on that person to stop enabling the moochers and cut them off.
Germany fell into the trap that the United Kingdom did not fall into: Giving up its currency for the euro. Now they want out of this dysfunctional family? Good for them!
All these new countries in the global economy and it still doesn't work not enough resources to support the masses the euro once recognized as the great currency,people were told to dump dollars. If I were an economist or anyone with real sense I would see that this whole plan is designed to fail to establish a one world order tell me how can any resource rich nation be poor,Russia has vast resources but has the economy the size of of Texas they refuse to be subjects of the world order so there locked out,China has more people than America and Europe combined and they will never have the wealth of a real nation unless they diversify regions and populations this my friends is a preconceived plan.
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It was "The Shat" and "The Bat" for the first time ever on a stage together Friday night at the Salt Lake Comic Con, and their presence was enough to make every geek's brain in the room explode.
William Shatner, aka Capt. James T. Kirk from the original "Star Trek," and Adam West, who played the Caped Crusader in the 1960s cult television show "Batman," sat down for the history-making event at the Salt Palace Convention Center, swapping stories about their start in Hollywood and their individual journeys to become pop culture icons. The one-hour event, which cost conventiongoers an additional $50 to $500 per ticket, was held on the convention's main stage and drew hundreds of fans.
The pair, who came up in television and then became icons at the same time in the 1960s, talked about the only project they've ever worked on together, a 1968 TV pilot of "Alexander the Great," which coincidentally was shot in St. George. Shatner was cast as Alexander the Great while West played General Cleander. The movie failed to become a TV series, but shortly after filming, Shatner got the call to do "Star Trek," and West was cast in "Batman."
"It was filled with half-naked men and half-naked ladies — at that time, it was considered very racy," Shatner remembered about the movie, also noting that it gave him the chance to ride horses, his biggest hobby.
Both spent the night trading barbs about their careers, also chatting about the nature of acting, growing old (Shatner is 82 and West is 84), and making jokes about Utah ("I have no pills and booze in me," West said proudly about staving off those Hollywood temptations. "I'm from Utah").
The two even admitted their bodies are starting to get frail, each swapping stories about hip-replacement surgeries. "The two icons each have bad hips. But look at us, we're still perfect," West quipped to huge applause.
Shatner's career spans more than 50 years and began when the Canadian actor first appeared in a movie called "The Butler's Night Off" in 1951, according to the Internet Movie Database. But it wasn't until he starred as the bold captain of the USS Enterprise in the original "Star Trek" in 1966 that his place in geek idolatry was secure.
Meanwhile, West began his career in television in 1954 with "The Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse" and followed with brief stints on "Gunsmoke" and a co-starring role on "The Detectives." But lightning would strike for him the same year as for Shatner — as "Star Trek" premiered on television in 1966, so did "Batman" with West as The Dark Knight and Burt Ward as his sidekick Robin.
The two men then waxed philosophical about the lessons they've learned as actors.
"I have always the same doubts, the same fears, the same nervousness if you will, the same lack of confidence in what I may do next may not be good enough," West said. "I think that is very important to an actor."
Shatner also pressed West about his family, his religion and even his opinions about an afterlife.
"Where are you going to go when you die?" Shatner asked of Batman.
"I'm going to the next Comic Con," West retorted to big applause.
Shatner also got a loud reaction from the crowd when a member of the audience asked both men if they would ever make a cameo on the hit TV show, "The Big Bang Theory," a sitcom about four geek scientists and their girlfriends. He said he would let the audience decide if he should appear.
"If you were me ... should I do it?" he asked the crowd, which responded with a huge cheer and applause.
"I promise you, I'm going back to L.A. tomorrow. Monday morning I'll make a call, OK?" he said. (West said he would "maybe" agree to be on the show.)
The crowd, which filled the main auditorium at the convention center, was made up of young and old alike. Even 7-year-old Jade LaMont, of Sandy, was excited to see West after becoming a "Batman" fan thanks to reruns.
"I like the punching," she said of the show's use of graphics that say "POW!" during a fight.
After the event, fans walked out as if they had visited nerd heaven.
"Oh my god, it was amazing," said Tracy Painter, 41, of Willard, in Box Elder County. "They are such masters of the art and their improv, and they're playing off of each other."
Or as Teancum Healey, 25, of Kaysville, said during the show: "I feel like I'm in church listening to them talk."
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Cell phone practices during conference sessionsJuly 22, 2008 5:37 pm miscellaneous
As the cell phone has become ubiquitous and has transformed from novelty to necessity, there have been letters to newspaper advice columnists and etiquette experts asking about their use, especially taking calls, in various situations—in public restrooms, while conducting a retail transaction, in theaters, in the middle of a meeting, during conference presentations, etc.
In the past three months I have had the opportunity to observe this at conferences in four countries. These are typical, not universal, behaviors I observed:
- In Mexico when a cell phone rang the owner usually answered it speaking quietly and left the room as quickly as possible before getting into the conversation. Or silenced the ringing and then checked to see who called and decided whether or not to leave the room to return the call.
- In Crimea, a province of Ukraine, the owner usually answered the call and quickly left the room. But in a very small number of instances the owner answered the phone and had a conversation at normal voice volume. Or louder—it seems some individuals, regardless of nationality, feel a need to raise their volume to be heard when speaking over any sort of phone. Because nearly 80% of the participants in the conference in Crimea were from Russia, this observations may reflect cell phone etiquette there more than in Ukraine.
- Behavior in China is similar to Crimea. Most times the owner answered the phone and left the room as quickly as possible. A greater number in China than in Crimea answered their phone and stayed in their seat and conducted their conversation—but always with a very soft voice. A good number silenced their phone as soon as it began to ring. At least one participant initiated a cell phone conversation during a presentation and carried it on in a soft voice.
- In the United States at the ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim I saw the effect of the request made at the start of many meetings and programs that everyone present either turn their cell phones off or set them on vibrate. Either those present just didn't receive calls or they followed the request. Nevertheless, sometimes phones did ring during sessions. Usually the owner would answer quietly and then leave the room as quickly as possible before getting into the conversation. Or silenced the ringing and then checked to see who called and decided whether or not to leave the room to return the call.
What conclusions can be drawn from this decidedly unscientific four-nation sampling of cell phone behavior during conference sessions? None, really, other than that the opening bars of American pop music are the cell phone ringtone of choice of many librarians in Mexico, Russia, China, and the United States.


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I didn't need my ovaries anyways. ::guh::
I didn't need my ovaries anyways. ::guh::
look at those eyes…wow.
A resurgence in popularity you say? Could it be those magnetic blue eyes?
I do believe that "Outlander" is experiencing a resurgence in popularity………;)
This was a good movie. Jim was great as always and he looked hot! I'm going to have to get out my Outlander DVD and...


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Japan has told Pacific trading partners it will not abolish tariffs in the five agricultural sectors it considers sacred, the country's economy minister, Akira Amari, said on Monday.
Japan and the 11 other countries negotiating the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) on Tuesday wrap up a two-day meeting in Singapore, hoping to make headway on the ambitious trade pact after the United States and Japan reported progress last month on overcoming long-running differences on tariffs.
However, Amari said, despite the progress in negotiations with the U.S., Japan will not agree to abolish tariffs on wheat, rice, dairy, sugar, beef and pork (counted as one), but he added that Japan still hoped to contribute to a high-quality pact.
"I think Japan, as well as other countries, are vigorously pushing forward with bilateral ministerial meetings," Amari told reporters on the sidelines of the two-day ministerial meeting.
"The discussions are starting to mesh together quite a bit."
Progress in the Japan-U.S. negotiations was giving some impetus to the broader discussions, Amari added. But he felt it was unlikely a deal would be reached on Tuesday, echoing comments by a senior U.S. official last week.
The minister said he had held a series of two-way talks on Monday, meeting with the U.S., New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Peru and Chile and planned to meet with Australia over dinner.
The other countries negotiating the pact are Canada, Mexico, Brunei, and Vietnam. (Reporting by Masayuki Kitano; Writing by Rachel Armstrong; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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Japan is full of BS. Less than 5% of all cars imported to Japan are US manufactured autos. Slap a $5000 tariff on all Japanese auto imports. Japan cannot have it both ways unless our so called negotiators show some backbone or drop Japan as a member of the Trans Pacific pact. Money is sacred to US farmers and ranchers w/o being beaten to death by Japanese tariffs.
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MONDAY, July 18 (HealthDay News) -- Some parents may hesitate to
let their children ride in a car driven by grandparents because
they believe the grandparent's driving skills may not be what they
once were.
But, new research suggests that children are actually safer in
auto accidents when a grandparent is at the wheel instead of a
As a matter of fact, the odds of a child being injured in an
auto accident were 50 percent less when a grandparent was
However, one area where grandparents were found somewhat lacking
was in child safety seat use. More than 25 percent of grandparents
were lacking "optimal" child restraint use, and 2 percent of
grandparents skipped child restraints altogether.
"More of the baby boomers are coming into grandparenthood now, and this important group of drivers of young children hadn't really been looked at critically," said study author Dr. Fred Henretig, an emergency room attending physician at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, and a grandfather himself. "Grandparents were a little bit less up-to-date on child restraints, but we discovered that the injury rate was lower in grandparent driver crashes," he noted.
"Something is going on. It looks like grandparents are doing something protective, but our study can't answer what that is," said Henretig, who added that he hopes this study stimulates even more research into the issue.
Results of the study will be published online July 18, and in
the August issue of
In general, older adults -- particularly after age 65 -- are
more likely to be involved in automobile accidents, according to
background information in the study. The U.S. National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration estimates that about 38 million
American drivers are older than 65.
The study included insurance data on motor vehicle accidents
that occurred from January 2003 through November 2007. The
information was gathered as part of the Partners for Child
Passenger Safety Study.
To be included in the study, there had to be at least one
passenger who was under the age of 16.
The researchers found that grandparents were driving in 1,143 of
the accidents, while parents were behind the wheel for 10,716. That
means that grandparents make up about 9.5 percent of the drivers,
yet the researchers discovered that grandparent accidents cause
only 6.6 percent of the total injuries.
Children riding with a parent had a 5 percent increased risk of
being injured in an accident, while the children cruising with a
grandparent were 30 percent less likely to be injured in a crash,
according to the study.
After adjusting the data to account for confounding factors,
such as the type of car and the severity of the crash, the
researchers concluded that children riding with their grandparents
were 50 percent less likely to be injured in an accident.
And, if all grandparents could be current on child restraints,
that number might be even higher. About three out of every four
grandparents were using "optimal" child restraints.
"Parents should feel that grandparents aren't necessarily more dangerous behind the wheel, but grandparents do need to be carefully shown how to use the child safety restraint equipment," said Henretig.
Lynn Purdy, a registered nurse and program coordinator for the
Child Passenger Safety Program, at La Rabida Children's Hospital in
Chicago, said she wasn't sure why grandparents' driving might prove
safer in a crash, but suspected they might drive a little
What may be more important, she noted, is that grandparents
don't always use the most current child restraint techniques. "This
is something to consider for whoever might be driving kids around,"
said Purdy.
She said that child restraint systems aren't always easy to use
or install. The installation process can be so complicated that
certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians have to attend classes
for up to seven days, she added.
Purdy advised that anyone with a child safety seat in their car
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properly installed and being used properly.
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SIXTEEN DAYS before Frank Zito is charged with murder, Donna Dukes hears a knock at the door of her Centreville apartment. She's expecting company, so she doesn't check the peephole before opening the door.
It's Frank Zito again - only Dukes, a 49-year-old housekeeper, doesn' t
know it's him. To her he's the stranger in the knit cap who came to her place
an hour earlier, looking for one of her neighbors. He made her uncomfortable
the first time, and now that he's back, Dukes is uneasy.
"What's your name?" he asks.
There's something unsettling about the man. He's 6 feet tall and unshaven,
with heavy eyelids and large ears that don't lie flat. But it's not really his
appearance that puts Dukes on guard: It's the way he stares at her. She
doesn't want him to know her name, but she worries that she'll set him off if
she doesn't tell him.
"Donna," she answers.
The man pulls the cap off his head, as if trying to be polite, leaving his
hair in disarray. He takes a step forward. She makes up a story - her
daughter's on the phone, she has to go - and shuts the door.
She watches through the peephole until he walks away.
A few nights later, Dukes comes home around 10:30 and finds a tiny piece of
paper covered with writing stuck in her door.
"Dear Donna, I was so impressed to meet you. I'd like you to consider me
going out with you, or taking you out or maybe your girlfriend too, both of
you. I think I like you a lot." There is a phone number and directions to the
man's trailer. "Just stop by ... Please!"
The note is signed "Frank Zito."
It takes a minute to register, but when she realizes Zito was the man at
her door, Dukes feels sick - and violated. What right does he have to intrude
on her life this way? And how can she prevent it from happening again?
Dukes is hardly the first person in town to ask those questions. Zito, a
41-year-old Centreville resident with a severe mental illness and a history of
resisting treatment, has rattled countless people - many of them women - with
his actions and words. And tonight won't be the first time that a citizen
upset by Zito's behavior will turn to the Centreville Police Department for
protection and help.
Two young patrolmen respond to Dukes' call, including Officer Michael
Nickerson, the department's newest hire, on the job just over a week.
According to Dukes, the officers suggest she not sleep in her apartment alone
that night. Told she has no place else to go, the policemen say they'll patrol
her parking lot. They also advise her to seek a court order to keep Zito away
from her. Finally, at 1 in the morning, according to Nickerson's report, the
two officers "located Frank Zito on Chesterfield Ave. and advised him not to
have any contact with Dukes."
But Dukes is still frightened. The next day, she talks with Police Chief
Benjamin Cohey, who lets her know that despite Zito's repeated and unwanted
displays of attention to women, he has never done anything to hurt those he
Twelve days before Zito is charged with shooting and killing two people,
Dukes finds the chief's words reassuring.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO FAR in Centreville to find someone who knew Frank
Zito. He was as much a fixture in this town of 2,200 as the bronze statue of
Queen Anne on the lawn of the courthouse square, and - it seemed for years -
just as immovable. No matter how many times he went away for psychiatric
treatment, he inevitably ended up back home, in the trailer park run by his
mother in the neighborhood near the Corsica River known as the Wharf.
Though Zito's off-putting, disruptive behavior wasn't an everyday
occurrence, it had long drawn the attention of local law enforcement
officials. He'd been convicted on misdemeanor charges several times. But
mental illness isn't a crime, and misdemeanor charges aren't murder. Before
the Feb. 13 shootings, some people would no more have predicted the gunfire at
Zito's trailer door than they would have expected a pothole in town to open up
and swallow a car, or a leaky pipe to unleash a tidal wave. "Crazy Frank" was
a nuisance they had learned to live with, steering around his occasional
outbursts, plugging the leaks when he seeped into their personal space.
But others - particularly in the neighborhood surrounding his trailer - had
feared for years that Zito was a disaster waiting to happen. Unnerved by his
unpredictable behavior and exasperated by their inability to control it, they
had come to wonder if it would take a tragedy for something to change.
Francis M. Zito's future is now a question for the courts to decide, when
and if he's found competent and the case goes to trial. But Zito's past - and
how it might have been different - is something that people in Centreville and
elsewhere have struggled to come to terms with for months now. Who could
accept the fact that nobody had defused a bomb that had been ticking away,
sometimes loudly, for the better part of a decade? Who hasn't wondered what
sort of intervention might have prevented the loss of two young lives?
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Troubled past, tragic future
Long before he was charged with murder, Frank Zito's troubles were Centreville's troubles. To some, 'Crazy Frank' was a nuisance. To others, a real threat.
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The teen years are the most troublesome period of time both in the life of a child and the parents. In fact, it is the most difficult part of parenting. When a child enters the adolescent years and gets to face with hormonal changes, suddenly the entire world takes a complex form and a presumption that nobody understands their feeling (especially parents) silently creeps in their mind. Teens in their bafflement easily get angry and frustrated and even get into wrong things like alcohol and drug abuse, etc.
It becomes essential to monitor teen's cell phone, check school bags & hand bags, the study table drawers, and laptops, etc for keeping them safe from getting into wrong things. You may never know if your child hides alcohol in the school or hand bag or backpack, keeps drugs in the study table drawers, or visits harmful sites through the smart phone or laptop.
Checking every part of your child's room and friend circle may appear quite an unfeasible move however; keeping an eye on your child's mobile activity is both feasible and helpful. First, you'll get to know what secret plans your child is busy executing. Second you know about your child's activities at home as well as outside.
Below you have a list of things which you'll never get to know without monitoring your child's mobile phone.
Is your Teenage Child Dating a Wrong Person?
Perhaps your teenage child met a guy quite older than her and has started dating him. This can be really dangerous and you need to look into the matter. But how will you ever know what's going on in your child's life? Well, the most effective way to know whom your child is dating is to know who she talks for hours and texts all the time. And when you're tracing your child's cell phone you know exactly what is happening. You get to read all the text messages, chats, and know the calls made and received.
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You might not know where the drugs are sold cheap and how to contact the drug hustlers easily, but if your child is doing the drugs or planning to do that, she will surely know it all. How about bringing her catastrophic plan to a final "The End"?
Well, the easiest possible way to reach drugs and alcohol is through internet. And if your child has got the most modern of the smart phones with 24 hours internet access, it becomes easier than ever to get to know all possible things on earth including the illegal and harmful ones. But with powerful mobile phone tracking software you not just get to know what kind of searches your child conducts on the internet but also get to filter the content and block the unwanted websites.
Is your Child in to School Truancies?
You know your child gets up, dresses up, has breakfast and rushes to school. Are you sure that the place where your child rushes to is her school and not a restaurant, bar, club, cinema, or some other popular teenage hangout? School truancy is quite a common scene with teenage kids and parents only get to know when there's a complaint from the school authority but then it happens only when the things have gone really very far. Missing school once in a while goes unnoticed. Here again, monitoring your child's cell phone activities using child mobile parental control proves useful. First of all you know your child's secret plans and most importantly, you get to trace the location of your child with GPS tracking. This reveals the truth, if your child was really at school or was hanging out somewhere to have fun.


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Staying down to earth despite huge fame, the JYJ members will donate all of the pay received from the Korea Brand & Entertainment Expo 2012 (KBEE2012) to UNICEF.
According to C-Jes Entertainment on February 26, the JYJ members will be heading to the Korea Committee for UNICEF in Changsung-dong in Seoul to donate the pay that JYJ earned as the spokesmen for KBEE2012.
Kim Jae Joong will be representing all three JY members.
"Through KBEE2012 last year, we were happy to be part of a place of exchange between Korea and Japan, so we want create an opportunity to help people who are in need," said Kim Jae Joong. "Through the donations to UNICEF, we wanted to send a small hand of hope to children who are suffering from famine and poverty around the world."
The president of the Korea Committee for UNICEF, Park Dong Eun said, "Even with their busy schedules, the JYJ members, as the spokesperson for national activities, have participated in the 'AWOO Doll Campaign' and even spread the message of sharing to many fans, but we were very surprised that they didn't stop there and decided to donate their entire pay."
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As this blog is sill very new, I want to continue to introduce mysef to you.
One thing you need to know is that I love, love, love Vogue. I aspire to work there someday. Every issue is full of things that inspire me. In this post though, I'm focusig on the covers which are always beautiful. patrick Demarchelier, Annie Leibovitz, and Mario Testino have taken most of the recent cover photos, and they are consistently gorgeous. Since its beginning, Vogue's covers have been sources of wonder and fantasy for every average girl, right up to today, and me.
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Urban Original Military/Hiking Boot
Since yesterday's Today's Love was rather pricey, I decided to post something that is crazy reasonable today. I loving pairing military accents with this season's ladylike fashions. These brown (or black) hiking and military-inspired boots are super comfy, and they go with everything. At only $27, there is nothing not to love. Check them out at urbanog.com
Inspired by… Faux Fur
I absolutely adore all the faux fur on the Fall/Winer runways this year. It's warm, comfortable, completely humane, and undeniably chic. A jacket, bag, or shoe embellished with the fabric is instantly modernized and fashion-ified (I know that's not a word, but bear with me). And a faux fur piece can make a boring outfit exciting when I have no time for a complicated look.
One great thing about this trend is that there are great pieces both from high end and low end stores. My personal favorite faux fur pieces from high fashion designer's were made by Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel. Lagerfeld achieved the difficult feat of making both edgy, punk-esque, rebellious knits and romantic, ladylike, classic, sophisticated furs in one collection. Check out some gorgeous Chanel coats below.
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Hello Readers!
Today I'm creating a daily feature for my blog called Today's Love. Once a day, I'll post an item of clothing that I absolutely love. It might be cheap or expensive, old or new, light or dark. It might be anything. I hope you enjoy!
So, my inaugurative Today's Love is…
The Runaways were the innovative all-girl rock band that started a musical revolution in the 1940s. I love their bad-ass style, their rebellious lyrics, and the attitude in all their songs. Recently, a movie was made about the journeys of Joan Jett (played by Kristen Stewart) and Cheri Currie (Dakota Fanning) during their time in the band. Both actresses are superb, and although i expect great acting from the talented Fanning, i was surprised at how well she pulled of Cherie's good girl turned rocker vibe. To my even greater surprise, Kristen Stewart can ACT. This movie was a big leap from looking angsty and brooding for two straight hours during the Twilight movies, and she pulled it off. Both Fanning and Stewart were able to encompass Currie's and Jett's attitudes when they sang in the movie.
But back to the real band. Although they broke up after four years, their music is still as great as when i came out, and they have had a lasting impact on the music industry. One of my personal favorite songs is called Cherry Bomb. In it, Currie sings rocker-rebel laden lyrics that one can't resist singing along to (very loudly and off-tune, if one is me) such as:
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Hello World, I'm Emmeline, and I am attempting (attempting is the operative word here) to start a blog. I want this blog to about things that inspire me, an average high school girl. I know the title is somewhat cheesy, but don't give up on me yet. I want to make this blog anything but. I am pretty average, as I have already mentioned, but I won't let this blog be average. And I don't want to be average anymore either. I'm going to tell you what I think, what I like, and what I want. I am going to be…I am not sure what the word should be, so for now I will use: wild. In the first few posts, I will try to introduce you to me- and i'm warning you I'm not exactly the wild girl I want to be. But i will post any and all wild opinions, likes, dislikes, and thoughts i have on here. If you read this blog, you will see posts about fashion, music, art, books, and random things I take a liking to, though the main focus will be fashion. I don't know if anyone will read this blog, but I hope someone does, and they whoever they are, they enjoy it. So, enjoy! And stick around for a bit, if you'd like. -your (trying to be) wild girl


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Susan G. Komen Defunds, then Refunds Annual Support for Planned Parenthood
By: Ann Steeves
With the rising costs of healthcare, many Americans turn to community health centers for important services at affordable prices. One of the nation's leading centers for women's health is Planned Parenthood, with nearly 800 health centers nationwide. Their outreach efforts help communities receive access to breast health education, breast screenings, and mammogram referrals, among other services. Their services reach disadvantaged women in underserved areas, often at whatever price the women can afford. As a result, the organization relies heavily on financial donations.Read more
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The Real Power Behind a Nap
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For many years of my life, I have been taught that taking a nap during the day would cause negative effects on my ability to fall asleep later in the evening.Read more
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High Heels: High-Fashion or High-Risk?
By: Lindsay Filicicchia
Let's face it: a great pair of high heels is stylish and they really do complete an outfit. However, the reality is that the foot was not designed to be in permanent arched position while walking. The effect that high heels have on the body was examined in a study done by researchers at Read more
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USDA Announces New Guidelines to Improve School Nutrition
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The days of mystery meat sandwiches should soon be over, and replaced by healthier options throughout our nation's school lunch program. This past Wednesday, January 25, the USDA, in partnership with First Lady Michelle Obama, announced new guidelines for healthier school meal programs. This announcement came in coordination with the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act, signed in December 2010 by President Obama.Read more
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Ski Your Way to Fitness
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Did you make a New Year's Resolution to work out more and lead a healthier life? Are you bored of doing the same old workout everyday? Well luckily, the UNH Outdoor Adventure Club can help! On February 14th, they will be hosting a Moonlight Cross Country Ski event across Medums Pond. It only costs five dollars and it includes transportation and ski gear.Read more
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"The specialist will see you now"
By: Katrina Heisler
Have you noticed that your doctor has been referring you to a specialist more often then diagnosing and treating you in their office? Well, according to a study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine the likelihood that a doctor refers a patient to a specialist has doubled from 1999-2009. This means that the estimated number of visits that resulted in a referral jumped from 40.6 million to 105 million.Read more
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The Brain Break: How to Study Smarter!
Is one of your New Year's resolutions to study better? Or do better in classes? How can you do this? One way is to study smarter! According to an article in the Huffington Post, it is recommended that students take mental breaks approximately every 45 minutes.Read more
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Core No More?
By: Katrina Heisler
Crunches, sit ups, planks; just some of the many abdominal exercises we do daily in an effort to achieve the coveted "six pack". According to an article in the New York Times, researchers at Indiana State University are questioning if the crunches are really worth it.Read more
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Time is Money
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Imagine being able to rake leaves or mowing lawns in exchange for a doctor's visit. Well in Falmouth, Maine, there are thirty-three patients who do just that. An article published by NPR examines the structure behind True North's system of "time dollars" and how patients can qualify for the program.Read more
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The Links Between the Internet and Depression
When many teenagers first turn on their computers, the first thing they check is Facebook and other social media sites. Now, how much is too much? Researchers have been tracking nearly 1,000 teenagers and the effects of internet use. They have found that the more time online, leads to a greater increase for depression. A post on Read more
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FLORENCE COUNTY, SC (WMBF) – A Girl Scout troop from Florence won two awards at the 2013 FIRST LEGO League South Carolina Tournament on Saturday.
The Tech Chicz placed second in the Core Values category, one that evaluates teamwork and cooperation, and won the Inspiration Award for of their display of enthusiasm and spirit in their first LEGO League experience.
The LEGO program nurtures young girls' interest in science and technology while emphasizing leadership, teamwork and discovery skills.
The troop team members are Madison Korel and Kierra McCall of Moore Intermediate School, and Victoria Maldonado, Anna Tilton and Aspen Collins of Sneed Middle School.
Other local teams that competed were Horry County's Genius Gemstones and the FemBots from the Tri-county area.
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The Lucie statue was created by Studio 1030 in 2001, from the idea by Graham Howe.
The Lucie Awards committee chose "Lucie" from a list of over 500 names. The name "Lucie" was provided by committee member, Susan Baraz.
The Lucie statue was created by Studio 1030 in 2001, from the idea by Graham Howe.
The Lucie Awards committee chose "Lucie" from a list of over 500 names. The name "Lucie" was provided by committee member, Susan Baraz.
Our Mission: To salute
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The statue was influenced by two photographers, Frantisek
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Taken from the Latin word, "lux" for "light",
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Gala Award Celebration
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With the scent of the global financial crisis swimming in their nostrils, G-8 leaders pledged a mere $5 billion in aid to reduce deaths among African mothers and infants, a decrease of 90 percent in the funding promised five years ago at the group's meeting in Gleneagles, Scotland. —JCL
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Rich countries have shied away from making bold aid pledges at the G8 summit, mindful of their own tight budgets and past broken promises.
They pledged $5bn in aid over five years to reduce deaths among mothers and their newborns in Africa, at the summit in Toronto on Friday.
The amount is nowhere near the ambitious promise from five years ago to double aid by up to $50 billion by 2010.
The donors delivered only two-thirds, an estimated $18bn, of the money they agreed on at a 2005 summit in Gleneagles, Scotland.
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Leslie McGuirk is an internationally known writer/ illustrator of bestselling children's picture books, the creator of the popular Quest for Inspiration workshops, and a professional Astrologer with over 30 years experience.
Leslie's illustrations were made into over 800 products for the high-end department store Takashimaya. THE WORLD OF LESLIE MCGUIRK boutiques were inside the department store chain in Japan. Her designs were featured on the carpeting, fabric, and wallpaper for the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel.
Her Tucker books for children have been a favorite of little ones and reviewers for over a decade. She has sold over 2 million books worldwide. Publishers Weekly said, "McGuirk's ingenious characters and illustrations are filled with quirky comedy." Leslie was a finalist for the Children's Choice Award, was the winner of the Platinum Oppenheim Award for the best DVD for children, and a finalist in Variety magazine's award for the best children's book app. She has been awarded best children's book of the year, by many national newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune and The New York Daily News. Her children's picture book, Wiggens Learns His Manners, co-written with Alex Von Bidder, owner of the famous Four Seasons Restaurant in NYC, has been featured on the Martha Stewart Show, and in People.com and Town & Country Magazine.
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Michelle Obama usually manages to steer clear of controversy. But her expensive trip to southern Spain last week -- with daughter Sasha and several family friends -- is really pissing people off.
Though the First Lady covered her own personal vacation expenses (hotel room, shopping, sightseeing, matching mother-daughter sundresses, etc.), critics are irate over the public cost of her security, support staff, and Air Force Two flight there and back. In fact, some members of the media are estimating that Mrs. Obama's vacation will end up costing taxpayers a staggering $250,000!
Can you think of a better way to spend a quarter of a million dollars?
Most would agree that Mrs. Obama should be able to take a lavish European vacation with family and friends if she chooses and can afford it. Rather, it's the exorbitant cost to taxpayers -- who are already facing tough economic times and soaring rates of unemployment -- as well as the fact that her trip did not have an official agenda that's ruffling the feathers of critics and supporters alike.
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I agree with Truelove77, people ARE easily angered this year. While the taxpayer cost is staggering, it is still cheaper than the $600,000 congress spent on on water!
No, because she can't help it that they need the staff protection. What should she do, not go on vacation for the next 3 (or maybe 7!) years?
Of course you know I agree, I think if a trip doesn't have anything to do with us, why should we pay for it? And yeah, if that means no vacations for the next three years, so be it. I can't afford to go on vacation...at all, much less to another country! but I have to pay for the rich and elite to do it? No, I don't think so.
so members of the media estimating the trip at 250,000 makes me laugh and reminds me of the Jon Stewart sketch were he goes thro clips of reporters talking about the Clinton wedding and the estimates where very varied. How much would it cost for the taxpayers to protect them at home? And she did pay for everything else so why not just reimburse whatever the diffference was? It would shut everyone up.
This is so silly. She's a public person, but this is a private trip. A first lady gets security wherever she goes. She went to Spain with a close, longtime friend whose husband recently died. The friend picked the location. I feel like some folks expect that Michelle should give up her personal life, but she deserves to take a trip with her best friend.
Katie- the cost to fly them over there was near $150,000 alone for the round trip. As for vacationioning, who can afford it these days? I can't. I'm too busy paying for the Obama's vacation. Geez.
Maybe 8 years ago this wouldn't have been an issue, BUT in our economic situation this seems a bit extreme to me.


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Golden Beet and Potato Salad
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Roxanne Chan puts a fresh spin on classic potato salad by adding summery golden beets and watercress. Prep and Cook Time: about 45 minutes.
Yield: Makes 6 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 129
- Calories from fat: 33%
- Protein: 3.4g
- Fat: 4.8g
- Saturated fat: 1.2g
- Carbohydrate: 19g
- Fiber: 2.9g
- Sodium: 96mg
- Cholesterol: 4.8mg
- 1 pound golden beets (1 3/4 in. wide, greens trimmed before weighing)
- 1 pound red thin-skinned potatoes (1 1/4 in. wide), scrubbed and cut in half
- 2 tablespoons sour cream
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped red onion
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
- 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
- 1 clove garlic, peeled and minced
- Salt and pepper
- 8 ounces watercress (2 qt.)
- Crumbled browned bacon
- 1. In a 6- to 8-quart pan over high heat, bring 3 quarts water to a boil. Add beets, reduce heat to medium-high, cover, and cook for 10 minutes. Add potatoes to the beets, cover again,and cook until both are tender when pierced, about 10 minutes longer. Drain and let cool. Peel beets, then slice into 1/4-inch-thick half-moons.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, whisk together the sour cream, mayonnaise, vinegar, onion, parsley, horseradish, and garlic. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Mix dressing into the potatoes.
- 3. Rinse watercress. Pick tender sprigs from tough stems and cut into 3- to 4-inch lengths. Arrange sprigs on a platter. Top with potatoes, then arrange beets over mixture. Sprinkle with crumbled bacon.
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If it isn't Thot Prad himself. Nice to see another user of the Archie Encyclopaedia here. So, welcome, and I'm sure you already know how editing goes, lol. SLJCOAAATR the SNN Admin Careful, it's a Faradox 00:41, 7 March 2009 (UTC)
- I was just fixing up a few things I noticed wrong with regards to first appearances. :P I wish there'd be some kind of template acknowledging that some articles are essentially copied and pasted from Mobius Encyclopaedia. - Dimitri the Echidna 00:43, 7 March 2009 (UTC)
- Eh. Most of them are from another user who just copies & pastes from you. I might as well make that a template to hold us over, while I gather money for more issues, so I can clean up, and rebuild the Archie articles. SLJCOAAATR the SNN Admin Careful, it's a Faradox 00:53, 7 March 2009 (UTC)
Comic Infobox
...well, first off, and no offense, and I know I don't own the templates, but I find that you just took the comic infobox template and the bottom comic template out of nowhere. It's just that I find someone copying someone else's work is stealing, unless credit is given... maybe I'm being overprotective about it... :|
If you gave credit, then forget the above statement. I guess I being over-dramatic about this. and I guess no one can own something on a wiki... I bet you found the template because of the featured article. Yeah...if you copy the article's summaries and stuff, please give credit. :) The problem with the template (and I have no idea why) is that you have to put enough headings for the content box to appear. It works then. BTW, how do you make a template stay put on the side? You know, like how most pages have an opening paragraph next to the template. Why does the comic one just move down below the paragraph? ?:/ ...I hope I didn't sound so...overpowering, er whatever. Just that I am proud of my work, and don't want anything to happen to it. ***Super!~Nickno 22:23, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
- When I added the template I stated it was brought over from the Sonic News Network. Templates from various wikis are exchanged all the time, it's basically free reign so to speak. But I know what you mean, you want credit given where it's due. It's the same with how many Archie-Sonic related articles on here are copy-and-pasted from my site but there's no template stating this or credit given. In any case, I'd like to figure out why the text is aligning to the right with the infobox and fix it, rather than relying on having the content box to fix it. There has to be something in the coding of the infobox that makes text align above it, since the other templates on my site don't do that. I have a lot of other templates on my site, all of them stay on the right hand side. Feel free to check them out and look at the coding, it might help you to figure out why some stay aligned right and others don't. - Dimitri the Echidna 22:32, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
It can't be the coding, because it is identical to the character template here. It is very odd... ***Super!~Nickno 22:38, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
- Cool it, Nick. Well, let's take a look here. Give me a few minutes, to toy with it.... SLJCOAAATR 4 6 8 15 16 23 42 108 305 316 00:50, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
- I appreciate your help in trying to figure out the infobox issue SLJCOAAATR1. It's as though it is formatting all of the text in the article to try and fit within the infobox itself, even though it is obviously outside of it. Worst case scenario I'll have to make a new template from scratch or get a model from another one, but I'd prefer to get this fixed. - Dimitri the Echidna 00:53, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
- Ah, crap. I did acually look at this, like, 12 hours ago, and then completly forgot to tell anyone about it. AHEM. Your problem, Dmitri, lies in the bit where the fields say something like "Comics script/row". THAT'S what it dosn't like, but I'm damned if I know how to hammer it into something it does like. You might have noticed all my fiddling around with a "Template:Practice" I made precisely for the purpose.
- As you've said, it is a subtle and strange problem, given that the Comics infobox template is indeed basicly a clone of SNN's "Characters" one. For a while I thought it might be a question of the Special:Version variety, but apparently not... You MIGHT be able to get somewhere by cut/pasting the Characters script again and keep the line start as Character/row, but I don't have high hopes. All in all, it has confounded me too. The best I can really advise is to simply adapt a different template that you KNOW justifies correctly, 'cos no amount of hammering from me seems to be able to get this one to work... :( The Doctor... IS IN Molten Scandium 01:16, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
- Oh, and another thing - with regard to the citing that things have been unceremoniously duplicated from the Archie Wiki; making a ittle banner template to that effect is on my 'To Do' list. Well, actually my 'To Do' list says make one for Sonic Retro, but I can clone it for the Mobius Encyclopedia too.
- Although I reiterate what I've said to FFF; all this would be unnecessary if we merged the Wikis... The Doctor... IS IN Molten Scandium 01:19, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
- Eh, I prefer to keep them seperate, they each cover different aspects and with the Archie Sonic wiki it can go into more detail. Plus I think some of the layouts and Manual of Style are preferable on Mobius Encyclopaedia, but that's just my opinion, and one of the reasons I'd like to keep the sites different. Now then, it seems like all of our efforts to fix the infobox coding to stop aligning the main text to the right have failed. So I'm wondering if there's someone who can just make a brand new template basically similar to the one on here, but perhaps with headings to divide up the info such as "Production Staff" and "Comic Info" or something like this. Anyone here good at making templates from scratch? - Dimitri the Echidna 03:42, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
Hey Thot Prad. Thanks for going through some of our Archie articles and adding Template:EnME to some articles where it was missing. However, on a couple of pages I don't think the EnME tag is appropriate. Crown of Acorns was not copied from ME, and neither were Knuckles the Echidna (Archie character) or Destructix (which were originally copied from Wikipedia). As EnME is only for articles copied from ME that have not been amended sufficiently to differentiate them, I have removed the tags in these cases.
Also, are you aware that we have a Template:ME link, for linking to ME articles at the bottom of pages? We have quite a few Archie pages that are lacking this template too.
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Lease Terms: 12 month terms offered. Security Deposit: $200-$250*. Pet Policy: 40lbs max pet weight, 2 max pets per unit, $20 pet rent, $100 refundable pet deposit, $200 non-refundable pet fee. Call for breed restrictions.
For more information, please call (505) 219-4250 (505) 219-4264 or check availability.
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Title: Romanze in F-Sharp Minor for Cello and Piano, By D'Albert, Eugen, Edited by Julius Berger, Published by C.F. Peters Edition, Item number: 11038
Publisher: C.F. Peters Edition
Composer: D'Albert, Eugen
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