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I once went to a concert with a friend (I don't remember the band, she dragged me along) when I was 16. They were starting a wall of death and this guy who was flirting with me decides it would be funny to pull my top down, exposing my breasts, then throw me in the middle of this wall of death right as it's about to meet. When I stumble in the middle and hit the wall someone screamed "STOP! EXPOSED GIRL!" and I thought they were all going to oggle at me. Instead, one guy quickly helped me cover up, three more helped me to my feet, and another asked who did that. When I pointed out the guy, two of them looked at him, me, each other, then nodded and punched the guy in the face before forcing him into the wall that was about to form again.
Metal men are gentlemenly as shit.
I've always loved this.
I went to my first concert a few months ago and there were these really tall men with black vest tops and tattoos and piercings surrounding us screaming loudly when the music started playing, but then we realised this kid in the crowd had lost his mum so they tried to comfort him and when he started crying they asked him his name and he shakily sobbed "Eliot" at which point they lifted him in the air onto the shoulder's and shouted at the top of their lungs "ELIOT'S MUM, ELIOT IS LOOKING FOR YOU. EXCUSE ME HAS ANYONE SEEN ELIOT'S MUM!!!" at which point Eliot started giggling between sobs until he finally found his mum while in the air.
Seriously, I have felt safer in groups of death metal dudes than in the group of the preppiest preps that ever prepped.
Metal guys are one big family. Simple as that.
I remember seeing this for the first time like a year ago and not once have I seen it and not reblogged it because this is just amazing.
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Finns arm again!!!!
and whats with the little "earth" rotating around him?
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adventure time, finn's arm, dungeon train,
Is it sadistic to get excited every new episode like "I hope Finn looses his friggin arm this episode!"
Does that make finn the sun? 0_o?
The battle moon got an earth XD
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Mark Stoops a finalist for national Defensive Coordinator of the Year
- 7:47 pm Friday, November 23rd, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
FSU defensive coordinator Mark Stoops was selected as one of five finalists for the national Defensive Coordinator of the Year Award.
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher even more impressed with his defense after Clemson win
- 8:13 am Thursday, September 27th, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
Jimbo Fisher said he learned more about his defense in last week's come-from-behind victory over Clemson than he did in the first three games in which Florida State allowed three points.
The Seminoles outscored the Tigers 35-3 in the final 25 minutes as the defense finally solved Clemson's explosive offense.
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher looking for a group of true freshmen to stand out
- 9:44 am Saturday, August 18th, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
Florida State will spend the next two weeks sifting through another consensus top 10 recruiting class trying to determine who will play.
FSU defensive coordinator Mark Stoops should become next member of family to run his own program
- 1:53 pm Monday, August 13th, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
Mark Stoops wants to be clear that his focus this season is on his defense helping Florida State win.
"You know how special it is to win championships?" said Stoops, who was the defensive backs coach for the national champion Miami Hurricanes in 2001. "It's a fantastic feeling."
Mark Stoops' defense reason why Florida State could be a preseason top 10 team for 2012
- 11:37 pm Thursday, December 29th, 2011 by Tom D'Angelo
Florida State announced before Thursday's Champs Sports Bowl that Jimbo Fisher's contract was being extended by one year.
The Seminoles now need to be thinking about the future of defensive coordinator Mark Stoops after what unfolded in the final two games of the season.
Mark Stoops will return for at least one more year to run Florida State's defense
- 2:27 pm Tuesday, December 20th, 2011 by Tom D'Angelo
Jimbo Fisher was in a good mood during practice this week and part of that might be knowing he will not be losing his defensive coordinator.
Mark Stoops was mentioned as a candidate for several coaching vacancies over the past few weeks but will remain at FSU for at least another season.
Dominating defensive effort allows Florida State to re-emerge in top 25 poll
- 1:34 pm Sunday, November 27th, 2011 by Tom D'Angelo
Has there ever been an uglier win that felt as good for Florida State?
The Seminoles were all smiles after gaining just 95 yards and punting more times (9) than they had first downs (7) or completed passes (6).
Florida State's defense, running game major disappointments
- 9:16 am Sunday, September 25th, 2011 by Tom D'Angelo
Just when Florida State thought it could trust its defense Mark Stoops' group suddenly forgets how to tackle, cover and play mistake free football.
FSU's offense did more than Jimbo Fisher could have asked in its 35-30 loss at Clemson, puncturing the Tigers for 365 yards, 336 through the air. Freshman Clint Trickett played beyond his years, throwing for 336 and three TDs.
Florida State much better team than the one that was hammered at Oklahoma a year ago says OU coach Bob Stoops
- 2:37 pm Monday, September 12th, 2011 by Tom D'Angelo
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops was asked extensively about the Seminoles during today's Big 12 conference call. Stoops emphasized several times how he believes FSU is a much better team than the one that was routed 47-17 in Norman last season, especially defensively.
Florida State assistants receive 10 percent raise, but still trail that school from the east when it comes to salaries
- 8:24 am Saturday, March 12th, 2011 by Tom D'Angelo
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher may be the highest paid coach in the state, but the salaries of his assistants trail those of Will Muschamp's staff at Florida.
Each of Florida State's on-field assistants received a 10 percent raise and one-year extension this year following the Seminoles' 10-4 season, but the total of the nine assistants for the 2011 season is $261,500 less than the Gators' assistants.


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What do you do with the old hot water tap when connecting a cold fill washing machine?
The old hot water tap should ideally be capped off by screwing a special blanking cap onto it. This is wise because I've heard of several cases where the unused hot tap has eventually started to drip, or even where the lever has been accidentally knocked partially on later. This can happen if the hot tap is in the kitchen sink cupboard. I've also seen cases where the washing machine itself moved about and knocked the lever when the hot tap was behind the washing machine. This isn't so likely if your old hot water tap is a proper screw type but the ubiquitous red and blue lever taps are more prone to these issues and it's safer to blank off any old unused washing machine tap, especially if they are installed out of sight.
Warning about buying blanking caps from DIY stores
I visited several major DIY stores including Wickes and B&Q trying to find a blanking cap for my old hot water tap. They only seemed to stock one blanking cap that looked anything like what I was after but after buying it and opening it, it was just fractionally the wrong size. Presumably it's designed to cap off some other plumbing requirement. If I remember right I think it was 22 mm – I can't recall, but I remember taking it over to an actual hot tap at Wickes and through the plastic packaging of both parts it did appear to be the right size. It wasn't. The size you need if you want to try and source one from a shop is – 3/4″ Brass blanking cap and washer (which is around 19 mm).
Recommended source to buy blanking cap: It took me several wasted visits to large DIY stores, one wasted purchase (of one that was the wrong size) and a lot of time searching the Internet to find this product and I found a good source and linked to it. Sadly it appears they have closed down now, so the best I can recommend is that you search Google for "3/4″ Brass blanking cap and washer" or specifically ask for that at DIY stores or plumbing merchants. The seal is needed for proper sealing off of the old tap but if you don;t get one, try using one from the old hot fill hose.


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- Belichick Not Impressed With Mike Golic's Bill Belichick Costume
- Real Steel Is Real: Fighting Robot League Could Be Just Around The Corner
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Bill Murray
When Your Minor League Team Needs To Promote 'Ghostbusters Night', Who You Gonna Call But Bill Murray?
Bill Murray channels the late Harry Caray for awesome Toldeo Mud Hens promotion.
Here's Bill Murray, At A Golf Course, In PBR Pants
Hanging with @BillMurray on the golf course this morning! Love that man. #herememberedmyname #thanksbill pic.twitter.com/VpW8llgCOq
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The title says it all: Here's Bill Murray, playing golf, in Pabst Blue Ribbon pants.
Fantasy Golf Picks: Jason Day, Not Bill Murray, Will Clean Up At Pebble Beach
No Bill Murray or Tiger Woods at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am this year, but don't despair: it's still very much worth watching.
Bill Murray Beat Up A Chief Osceola-Garbed Lee Corso On The College Gameday Set
Let this serve as a metaphor for Native American sports mascots everywhere, and for Corso's career.
Will St. Paul Saints' 'Umpireless Game' Mark Beginning Of The End For Men In Blue?
The Saint Paul Saints, the American Association baseball team that once gave out Sen.Larry Craig bobblefoot dolls after Craig allegedly solicited sex in an airport, is holding an "Umpireless Game" on May 11. Instead of umpires, the Saints and Gary SouthShore Railcats will play the game with a judge behind home plate, and some calls will be decided by a jury made up of Little Leaguers.
Will Ferrell Poses As Security Guard At Lakers Game, Inches Closer To Becoming Bill Murray
Will Ferrell likes to do wacky stuff, and often, that wacky stuff involves a sports element. Last night, it happened to be at the Staples Center and involve Shaq. But where have we seen all this before?
Bill Murray Leading A Crowd Of Golf Fans In A Patriotic Cheer Is Strangely Inspiring
Welcome to what's turning into something of an intermittently-recurring series here at SportsGrid, "Bill Murray does Bill Murray things at sporting event." Our latest edition: "Bill Murray does Bill Murray things on golf course, delights crowd."
Bill Murray Does Bill Murray Things During Rain Delay, Delights Minor League Crowd
Bill Murray is a part-owner of the Charleston RiverDogs, a single-A Yankees affiliate. This is important because it means that, when Bill Murray attends a RiverDogs game, he can basically do whatever he wants. When Bill Murray does whatever he wants, wacky things happen.
Bill Murray Throws Out First Pitch At Wrigley, Does Bill Murray Things
Comic actor/icon/guy who sort of just does whatever he wants Bill Murray is a known Chicago Cubs fan, and as such, he's a frequent guest of honor at Wrigley Field. He was again today. It went about how you'd expect it to go.
Summer In America: A Minor League Baseball Team Will Have A Zombie Night
The St. Paul Saints are the kings of "What?" promotional events. Tonight is no exception.


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Maggiano's introduces its own wine; offers coupon to people who try it
- 3:33 pm Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 by Allison Ross
Restaurant chain Maggiano's Little Italy, which has a location in Boca Raton, has created its own private-label brand of wine, Ruffino Salute Amico.
The wine is made of an Italian cabernet sauvignon-sangiovese blend. The name Salute Amico translates to "cheers, friend."
To get customers to try their new wine, Maggiano's is offering a coupon for a free flatbread to anyone who buys a glass or a bottle of the wine (only people 21 and older, of course).
The coupon is good until June 30.
Maggiano's Little Italy introduces $40 meal for two
- 5:05 pm Monday, March 15th, 2010 by Allison Ross
The Maggiano's Little Italy eatery chain, which has a location in Boca Raton, has introduced a three-course dinner for two option for only $40.
The limited-time offer includes a half-size portion of one of the restaurant's appetizers or two side salads; two entrees; and a regular-sized dessert to share or four mini-desserts.
"In these hard economic times, it's not easy to afford a meal out, but this chef-inspired menu showcases the very best Maggiano's has to offer and at an affordable price," Edithann Ramey, director of marketing for the restaurant, said in a statement.
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This unit will study the cultural contexts, origins, meaning and leading varieties of 'violence' in the modern world. How violence has been defined historically, its character and prevalence in different times and places, and changes in public perceptions, media presentation, tolerance, prevention and prosecution will be examined. Topics such as violence in the home, sport, public protest, sexual and racial relations, terrorism, genocide, warfare, youth culture and the criminal justice system will be considered.
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The last time they performed together was as kids in their parents' living room, but Patricia and Rosanna Arquette will finally reprise their act on the April 7 episode of Medium (Monday at 10 pm/ET, NBC) — albeit their roles are slightly different this time.
Rosanna guest-stars as a femme fatale in a murder case Patricia's visionary Allison DuBois character is investigating. "This episode is about this black-widow woman who's seducing men and killing them," reveals Patricia, who has been trying to convince her older sister to appear on Medium for four years. "It's fun because our killers aren't usually women."
Says Rosanna, "When [executive producer] Glenn Caron called, I was like, 'Ooh, I'd like to be a killer! A lady ki
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The fate of CBS' Jericho after its second season, tentatively scheduled to launch in January, may still be up in the air. But Carol Barbee has a contingency plan. The executive producer shot an alternate ending in case the Eye decides to cancel the show for a second time.
"The ending that we planned was always meant to be a payoff for the seven-episode arc," Barbee told TV Guide at Wednesday night's Jericho Season 1 DVD release party. "It won't close off the whole story but it will show you where we would go in a third season." If the show isn't renewed, "It gives you a huge mythology so that you understand so much about what has happened," she says.
In the meantime, the next time we see Jericho, the town will, again, be in total chaos. "We leave on the brink of war with New Bern," said Barbee. "The government has broken up into f
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She may be a newcomer to prime time, but Audra McDonald is already winning rave reviews from her costars. We speed-dialed the four-time Tony winner, who plays fertility specialist Dr. Naomi Bennett on Private Practice (tonight at 9 pm/ET, ABC), to talk about life after Broadway, replacing actress Merrin Dungey and her real-life relationship with sex symbol Taye Diggs.
TVGuide.com: How is life on Private Practice these days?Audra McDonald: I don't know if it's fortunate or unfortunate for the producers: The cast is a group of people who really like each other. So when we do group scenes, it's very difficult to get anything done because we're having too much fun. They always need
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It's been two years since Addison Forbes Montgomery arrived in the Emerald City to shake things up at Seattle Grace. First she broke up Meredith and Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd. Then she bedded her intern Alex and her ex-boyfriend Mark "McSteamy" Sloan. Now the sexy doc is taking up residence at the Oceanside Wellness Center in Santa Monica, California. We caught up with Private Practice star Kate Walsh to talk about saying goodbye to Grey's Anatomy, why fame won't change her and how she really relates to Addison right now.
TVGuide.com: What was your first reaction when Shonda approached you about Private Practice?Kate Walsh: I was shocked and excited and mostly just totally blown away. Then I was nervous, like, "Wait, really? Why me?" But
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ABC's Private Practice premieres this Wednesday. TVGuide.com is counting down to the Grey's spin-off's arrival with daily cast-member Q&As.
It's been two years since she starred on Judging Amy. Now Amy Brenneman is back on prime time, playing the Oceanside Wellness Center's resident psychiatrist Dr. Violet Turner on Private Practice. We caught up with the five-time Emmy nominee to talk about raising kids, returning to television and who really inspired her to play an obsessive ex-girlfriend.
TVGuide.com: Why did you decide to return to TV after mostly making movies for the past two years?Amy Brenneman: Shonda Rhimes. I'm ADD enough
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ABC's Private Practice premieres this Wednesday. TVGuide.com is counting down to the Grey's spin-off's arrival with daily cast-member Q&As.
Chris Lowell has never had a problem attracting women. First he wooed no less than Veronica Mars. Now he's got the ladies on ABC's Private Practice (premiering Wednesday at 9 pm/ET) all hot and bothered. But there's more to this 22-year-old stud muffin than meets the eye. We caught up with Kate Walsh's youngest costar to dish about becoming a sexy symbol, jumping on the Grey's Anatomy bandwagon and teaming up with TV veterans.
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ABC's Private Practice premieres in three days. TVGuide.com is counting down to the Grey's spin-off's arrival with daily cast-member Q&As.
Women across the country swooned when Pete Wilder planted a wet one on Addison last season. Now the good doc is flirting up a storm with America's favorite redhead as a hunky herbalist on Private Practice. We caught up with actor Tim Daly on a rare day off from the Oceanside Wellness Group. Here, he reveals the real reason ABC cancelled The Nine, why he adores Kate Walsh and where he'll be when his new show finally premieres.
TVGuide.com: Private Practice is the antithesis of The Nine. What attracted you to it?Tim Daly: You know, what really attracted me to it was Shonda. The writing on The Nine was very risky. This may be a little less risky in terms of the storytelling but the characters and the dialogue are so fresh. Shonda does such an amaz
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ABC's Private Practice premieres on Wednesday. TVGuide.com is counting down to the Grey's spin-off's arrival with daily cast-member Q&As.
She had a short-lived stint as a wedding planner on the Fox sitcom Wedding Bells. Now KaDee Strickland is trading her stilettos for scrubs as Dr. Charlotte King, the chief of staff at St. Ambrose Hospital. Strickland may clash with her costars onscreen, but unlike her uptight alter ego, the 31-year-old is as laid-back as her warm Southern drawl. We caught up with the Patterson, Georgia, native to dish about Grey's Anatomy marathons, marrying Roswell heartthrob Jason Behr and what she loves most about her latest role.
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He may have kicked the bucket on Prison Break, but Paul Adelstein is back this fall as Dr. Cooper Freedman on the Grey's Anatomy spin-off Private Practice. The Chicago-bred actor shows his sensitive side as a pediatrics specialist who befriends Addison after she moves from Seattle Grace to the Oceanside Wellness Group. Here, he dishes on Agent Kellerman's death wish, making rounds at the Venice Free Clinic and waiting tables with
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His faux-hawk got most of the credit for keeping him on American Idol. But critics won't sway Sanjaya Malakar when it comes to pursuing his music career. We caught up with the teen heartthrob 24 hours after he finished celebrating his 18th birthday. Here is what the controversial singer had to say about becoming a legal adult, recording his first album and getting a "good, old-fashioned country butt-whooping" from Phil Stacey on the American Idols Live! Tour.
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It's coming down to the wire, and every game counts in the pennant race. With several teams still clinging to postseason hopes, even the slightest developments -- an injury, a surprise performance, an emerging rookie -- can make the difference. These...Blog | September 05, 2014
10 X factors down the stretchJim Bowden
With just two and a half weeks left in the regular season, we still have dramatic division races in the National League Central and American League West as well as an intense wild-card race in the AL where five teams are separated by just three games...Blog | September 11, 2013
Indians and Francona a good matchJim Bowden
Like so many former managers, Terry Francona's preference is to be back in the dugout. He spent this season in front of the TV camera, and there's little doubt in my mind that if Francona chose to remain as a broadcaster he would be just as succes...Blog | October 01, 2012
10 hot managerial candidatesJim Bowden
With the season winding down, we're starting to get a sense of which teams might have managerial openings. But who might fill those holes? Here are the names that will be discussed most frequently this winter. Ryne Sandberg, manager, Triple-A Lehi...Blog | September 20, 2012
Red Sox meticulous in hiring ValentineJim Bowden
It looks like the Boston Red Sox finally have their man. After the drama that surrounded the exit of former general manager Theo Epstein and field manager Terry Francona, the Red Sox chose Bobby Valentine as their next manager with decidedly less ...Blog | November 30, 2011
Cards take calculated risk with MathenyJim Bowden
As a player, Mike Matheny was known as a gutsy and heady catcher who played and studied the game as if he were a manager already. Though just a .239 career hitter, Matheny must have hit it out of the park in his interview with the St. Louis Cardinals...Blog | November 14, 2011
Cubs GM job is not all thatJim Bowden
In 2010, the Chicago Cubs unveiled a new marketing campaign designed seemingly to excite fans about the team's bright future. They called it "Year One," commemorating the Ricketts family taking over ownership of the storied franchise. Instead, what m...Blog | October 11, 2011
Francona being scapegoated by BostonJim Bowden
Boston Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein said Thursday he didn't believe in scapegoats, and he didn't blame manager Terry Francona for the franchise-worst 7-20 September that cost the team the American League wild-card berth. But it sounds like...Blog | September 30, 2011


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NEH in the News
Montgomery, Alabama middle school teacher chosen to participate in NEH summer institute on African-American political history, from the Montgomery Advertiser.
University of Florida building an online collection of maps, drawings, documents, and other materials on colonial St. Augustine with an NEH grant, from the Gainesville Sun.
NEH-funded "BackStory with the American History Guys" radio program goes weekly, from the Daily Progress.
County College of Morris one of ten community colleges to participate in an NEH-funded 3-year curriculum and faculty development project, from the Hopatcong Patch.
Philip Kennicott reviews the new NEH-funded exhibit HOUSE & HOME at the National Building Museum, from the Washington Post.
See a slideshow of objects and images from the NEH-funded HOUSE & HOME exhibit at the National Building Museum, from the Washington Post.
"Breaking Down Menus Digitally, Dish by Dish," on the NEH-funded WHAT'S ON THE MENU? project at the New York Public Library, from the Chronicle of Higher Education.
"Kentucky's Wendell Berry delivers lecture America needs to hear," column on the 2012 Jefferson Lecture, from the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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August 24, 2011
Sally Wallace consoles Kent Duell as he surveys the damage caused by a fire Aug. 22 that destroyed three buildings and their contents in a River St. complex he and his wife Glenda own.
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A fast-moving fire Monday morning in a historic area of River Street consumed three structures and damaged four others, and the co-owner of the destroyed, uninsured buildings said she suspected arson was the cause for the blaze which caused a loss of $300,000 or more.
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New graduates Marc Gunter, left, and Kathy Youngblood, right, look over their diplomas during the Green Jobs program commencement exercise at the Enterprise Center / Urban League early Wednesday afternoon.
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A sewer cover is seen along the shore of Lake Champlain on Wednesday in Burlington. The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is working to reduce water pollution in the lakes watershed by requiring a number of municipalities to do more to control stormwater runoff.MONTPELIER The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is requiring a number of municipalities and other groups to do more to control stormwater runoff to reduce pollution in the Lake Champlain watershed with measures that could cost up to $100 million.
The permit issued Wednesday requires 13 communities, the University of Vermont, the Burlington International Airport and the state Transportation Agency to develop stormwater management plans within three years to reduce the amount of polluted runoff that flows into streams, rivers, ponds and lakes.
The permit requires the communities to implement the stormwater control as soon as possible, but no later than 20 years from the effective date of the permit.
Many streams and rivers in Vermonts urbanized areas suffer from polluted runoff from buildings, parking lots, and roads that contains metals, oil and grease, and nutrients. In addition, this runoff can cause serious erosion with associated damage to fish and wildlife living in and along streams, and impacts to recreational and fishing opportunities, the department said.
The sediment and nutrients eventually wash downstream, much of it as pollution into Lake Champlain, the department said.
The stormwater control measures are expected to cost St. Albans Town millions of dollars, said Steve Beauregard, its public works director.
The communities will be eligible to apply for zero interest loans to defray the costs of the planning efforts. The department also plans to work with the Legislature to find funding options.
Weve known that this has been coming for some time, Beauregard said.
Because the town is so rural, it has plenty of space to do some of the projects, such as creating stormwater ponds to catch the water and release it over a longer period, he said.
I think its going to be a much tougher road for the cities just because they dont have the space to put the projects in, he said.
In Rutland, Evan Pilachowski, commissioner of public works, said he didnt yet know what the implications could be.
Its definitely going to be a challenge, he said.
Theres less space for surface water ponds so cities often use underground water detention, which is more costly, Pilachowski said.
That might include a pipe and a gravel bed underground or other options, he said.
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Today, our last full day in Turkey, we made the pilgrimage to see the ruins of Ephesus. At one time a huge city with 250,000 residents, the remains of Ephesus that have been uncovered are incredibly impressive, yet only account for about twenty percent of the ruins, most of which are still buried.
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Definition of joie de vivre in English:
joie de vivreSyllabification: joie de vi·vre
Pronunciation: /ˌZHwä də ˈvēvrə /
Exuberant enjoyment of life.
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- But it's her wonderfully innocent joie de vivre and youthful exuberance that captured my heart.
- A lot has been made of their euphoric, ecstatic joie de vivre, but I have to say that mainly I find the overall tone rather irritating.
joyfulness, cheerfulness, cheeriness, lightheartedness, happiness, joy, gaiety, high spirits, elan, jollity, joviality, exuberance, ebullience, liveliness, vivacity, verve, effervescence, buoyancy, zest, zestfulness
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French, literally 'joy of living'.
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With only two weeks left until the 2014 NBA Draft, the rumors are beginning to surface regarding teams who are attempting to move up in the draft. Usually there isn't many trades during the draft, but it is understandable why so many teams are interested in making deals for this year's draft since there are so many prospects that have "star" potential. Also, with Minnesota Timberwolves star forward Kevin Love basically making himself "available" after saying he will test free agency next off-season. Here are a few teams that have already either been reported to possibly moving up in the draft of have a huge possibility on moving up on the board:
Philadelphia 76ers
According to ESPN NBA Insider Chad Ford, Philadelphia is offering its No. 3 overall pick and 25-year-old power forward Thaddeus Young to the Cleveland Cavaliers for their No. 1 overall pick. Ford also says the Sixers have their eye on Kansas forward Andrew Wiggins, and that Wiggins' camp also prefers Philadelphia over No. 1 Cleveland and No. 2 Milwaukee.
Sources close to Ford also claim the 76ers have been engaging in trade talks with the Cavaliers, but are reportedly unwilling to give up the No. 10 overall pick in the deal, which was acquired last year when they traded away guard Jrue Holiday to the New Orleans Pelicans. The 76ers arguably played at one of the fastest paces in the NBA last year, and that uptempo scheme would mesh perfectly with Wiggins and his impressive athleticism.
Minnesota Timberwolves
According to Cody Taylor of Basketball Insiders, a Kevin Love trade might involve one of several teams: the Los Angeles Lakers (already a likely free-agent destination for Love), Boston Celtics, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Orlando Magic, Phoenix Suns, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, New York Knicks or Brooklyn Nets.
Current general manager and head coach Flip Saunders will have his hands full in coming up with a plan for both the franchise's future and Kevin Love's future. Since Love already came out and said that he will test the free agency market next off-season they obviously don't want to lose him free of cost.
If they fail to deal Love, the Wolves might still be involved in a draft-day trade regardless. They have four picks in this year's draft, along with reasonable contracts to offer like J.J. Barea, Luc Mbah a Moute and Corey Brewer. In exchange, they could acquire an interior defender or a three-point shooter they desperately need.
Chicago Bulls
If it's Carmelo Anthony or another high-profile star, the Chicago Bulls need to add some significant help offensively. Not only do the Bulls have two first-round picks, but they also hold a future first-round pick acquired from the Sacramento Kings. The Bulls could try to put together a trade involving Carlos Boozer who is indeed on the decline.
ESPN's Marc Stein, has indicated in a recent season recap:
"Sources briefed on Chicago's thinking say the Bulls are going to do everything they can to try to find a trading partner for Boozer before seriously considering the amnesty option."
It shouldn't shock anyone if the Bulls make a move on draft day especially if it involves Boozer. If they make a deal and it doesn't involve Boozer, the Bulls may still use one or more of their draft picks to land scoring talent.
Phoenix Suns
When you have three first-round picks, a trade to move up has to be on your mind. Especially since the Phoenix Suns are an up-and-coming team and could use some more high-level talent. Back in December, general manager Ryan McDonough made it known that the club has interest in using its picks as trade chips. He explained the front office's approach to Scott Howard-Cooper of NBA.com.
"I think one of the things that's important for people to realize is that we may not draft four players even if we have four picks. Our preference would probably be to maybe package a few of them. We're obviously all looking for stars and we feel like we can put together a package as good, if not better, than any other team in the league if and when a star becomes available."
If anyone has the biggest opportunity to make a play for Timberwolves' forward Kevin Love on NBA Draft day, it's the Suns. They could offer restricted free-agent guard Eric Bledsoe in a sign-and-trade plus the picks, but that sends the franchise back drastically since Bledsoe was such an important factor to the Suns 48-win season last year. Even if they can't get Love, they have more than enough to potentially move up higher in the lottery and snag a better prospect.
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Welcome to the historic city of Henderson, located on the southern bank of the beautiful Ohio River in western Kentucky. Daniel Boone was among the first groups of men to see this area of wooded hills and lush vegetation. The city was named for Colonel Richard Henderson, who originally purchased 17,000,000 acres of land from the Cherokee Indians, only to have the purchase voided by the Virginia legislature. In 1778, the Richard Henderson Company was granted 200,000 acres in recognition of the $50,000 paid by the company to the Indians in the Treaty of Watagua. Land in that grant is included in the present boundary of Henderson County.
Henderson was founded in 1797, incorporated as a town in 1810 and became a city in 1867. The first settlement on the site was called Red Banks by Pennsylvania Dutch squatters. Today, the city is proud to boast that its founders wisely laid out the streets 100 feet wide and also set aside acreage for a public square and the first municipal park west of the Allegheny Mountains.
John James Audubon discovered the beauty and plenty, fertile soil, gentle hills and peace and
quiet of is the area in 1810, when he moved with his wife and young son to Henderson. The world-renowned artist and naturalist spent nine years in Henderson painting many exquisite life-sized pictures of birds and animals in their natural habitat.
Audubon is remembered through John James Audubon State Park, located on 692 acres on Henderson's north side. The park includes the Audubon Museum, which houses many of Audubon's original watercolors, oils, engravings and personal memorabilia. The Nature Center features a wildlife observatory, which nurtures Audubon's own love for nature and the great outdoors. The park also offers facilities for camping, hiking, fishing, swimming, golf and tennis.
Henderson thrived in the late 19th century thanks to river commerce, tobacco and agriculture.
Today, Henderson's diverse economy has produced a low unemployment rate with job opportunities in manufacturing, wholesale/retail trade, construction, services, energy, health care and education. At one time, Henderson was the second-richest city per capita in the world and, as a result, there remains today many charming and elaborate homes build in the early 1800s.
As of 2008 the population of Henderson County was 46,406. The county covers 440 square miles. The city of Henderson boasts 28,853 residents. In addition to Audubon State Park, Henderson is home to Ellis Park thoroughbred race track and and the 1,000-seat Henderson Fine Arts Center. Henderson Community College and a local satellite campus of Murray State University offer an array of post-secondary educational opportunities and training. And each year Hendersonians enjoy the Big Rivers Arts and Crafts Show, the Lions Club Tri-Fest, the W. C. Handy Blues & Barbeque Festival and the Bluegrass in Park music festival.


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After reading a ton of reviews and seeing that fashion blogger Cara Loren wears it often, I bought Pure Red and Indie Flick. I absolutely love them. Super matte and easy to apply. They stay on through meals, etc. Only a little touch up required. I noticed a little dryness toward end of day but nothing too noticeable. This is one of my favorite lipsticks. I recommend google imaging different colors before buying as the reviews and links to fashion and cosmetic blogs help so much.
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Love these! I have mine in the shade, hippie chic and summer breeze I think, and the colour is amazing. They don't stay on for more than 3 hours especially if you're eating, but for the price im happy to reapply
Shades I own, in the order I bought them:
Shocking Pink
Perfect Red
Sweet Pink
Street Cred
These lipsticks are quite creamy, deeply pigmented and have a decent lasting time, at least, longer than most other lipsticks I own. The formula is a bit thicker than other lipsticks I own, and I think that the formula combined with the the dense pigmentation is an unbeatable combination.There is no scent I can discern in these, which is a big plus in my book.
Shocking Pink is exactly that -- a very bright and bold purplish pink. It's fuchsia lightened to the point of POW brightness. In the bullet, it looks nearly identical to Sweet Pink, but Sweet Pink is a more subdued shade that appears more lilac than pink on the lips. So far, Sweet Pink is my favorite. It's a purpley pink shade but not too bold for everyday wear with simple eye makeup.
Perfect Red is a classic blue-toned red. I think Pure Red (which I don't have) is more of a neutral or slightly warm-toned red. This feels thicker (in a good way) than my other red lipsticks and the staying power on this shade is better too.
Aria is a deep berry shade on me. Purplish, but not as purple as the bullet looks. This is my second favorite after Sweet Pink. I love purple lipsticks for fall....winter, spring and summer! Aria looks like blackberry juice against cheesecake, a concentrated drop of red-tinged purple.
Street Cred is not the color I thought it was. It's not raspberry, as described on the Nyx web site, but a bright, warm pink on me-- coral pink as opposed to berry pink, and a bold shade of coral pink. If you like this kind of thing, go for it. I prefer cool-toned shades and so I will be returning this one.
Consistently some of the most comfortable matte lipsticks I've tried. Always great pigmentation, leaves a moisturized feeling on my lips, and pretty nice staying power as well.
I have these in Whipped Caviar and Eurotrash - beautiful colors that are on trend now. While I am happy with the color, I am disappointed in the formula. It's not as matte as I would like and feels sort of slick on the lips. I was not thrilled about the longevity either. Oh well, they are still wonderful colors worth investing in!
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I just bought the shade 'Aria' from Ulta.com. When I took it out, the packaging felt cheap and it wasn't the same color displayed online. Nevertheless, I opened it and tried it out. It's more of a dark fuchsia-purple than the deep purple they display online. It went on very nicely though, good coverage, soft matte, and still a very pretty purple. The only other problem I had was that when I took it off, it left my lips BRIGHT pink! I will definitely be buying more, but only in store!
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I have 3 of the many shades in this product--07 "Alabama", 30 "Aria", and 32 "Siren"; I am a fiend of dark, almost purple and ox blood colors, and Aria and Siren fit those descriptions perfectly! The Alabama shade is your classic matte red lipstick. These lipsticks go on very pigmented and glides easily on prepped, moisturized lips--don't even try a matte lipstick if you haven't either put a lip primer base and/or moisturizer; it WILL cake on your lips. These lipsticks ran for about $5.99 at my local ULTA, and I am excited to try new ones.
The shade I am wearing in the picture is 07 "Alabama".
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This review is for shades 02 Shocking Pink and 06 Summer Breeze.
02 Shocking Pink is more of a mauve-pink, perfect for bold lips, while it is also a very good transitional colour from summer to fall.
06 Summer Breeze is your typical Barbie bubblegum pink (it has blue undertones) colour, and I would say that it is even bolder. It is perfect for summer nights with a simple winged liner.
As far as the consistency and the finish of the lipsticks are concerned, they are completely matte. The mattest lipsticks I have found to be completely honest. Their pigmentation is also great, even though the colour you see on the tube is -of course- different from the colour that comes out on your lips. They are fragrance free and their lasting power is great, though they can be quite drying. BUT what I REALLY don't like about them is that they stain your lips. A lot. Even if you try them on for 2' and then remove them, your lips will already be stained. This is a serious downside for me that has prevented me from wearing these lipsticks as much as I would like. I don't know about the natural/nude shades, but the staining for the 2 shades I posses is just horrible.
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I have this in Whipped Caviar and it's my first NYX Matte Lipstick. I have to say man oh man I'm so freakin in love with this color and formula of this lipstick! I'm an NC35-ish and this pinky brown nude pulls more pink on my skin and I've been looking for a color like that.. Something not too nude but not too pink and I've really found a great in between. I had to order this from Amazon cause my local Target has a limited supply of colors and I was kinda iffy cause I can't swatch, but I did a lot of research before buying this and trust.. I am NOT disappointed. A deff. HG and repurchase.
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I bought this lipstick in Perfect Red. This is actually my first red lipstick (I tend to go for browns and corals). I've always been so scared to buy red lipstick - I usually look like a clown. However, this lipstick works! It really does! I am trying to get used to such a bold color so i dab it on and then blend it into a dark pinkish red. It glides on a bit tough but that's because the texture is meant to make it stick. And stick it does. Drink an energy drink, brush those teeth. You'll see the shade come off on it a bit but you look at your lips and they are smudge-free. I can't vouch for its long lasting properties yet as yesterday i only wore it for 3 hours. But I can say it stayed on for most of that time (remember I only applied a bit), I would buy again!!!


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There are all different kinds of disabilities, and it can be hard to know how to act around someone who is disabled. Ruby went to visit a Junior school in Surrey to get their opinion on what being disabled means and how you should act around someone who's got a disability.
More than half a million children under the age of 16 have a disability in the UK.
Many schools have children with disabilities and there's a lot of debate about the best ways to help disabled children learn.
At their local school
Children with a disability may have a helper with them in lessons and sometimes get taken out of class for separate teaching.
The government have put rules in place to help protect disabled children in local schools.
The law says that teachers are not allowed to stop them from doing certain things, just because of their disability.
For example, they cannot stop a child in a wheelchair from having playtime just because they may need more help moving about.
Teachers cannot tell a child off if they have difficulty concentrating or writing because of their disability, but instead should give them extra help.
In special schools
Some disabled children need more help than local schools can give, so go to a special school where the teachers have more time to spend helping them.
A few special schools let their students board which means they live there most of the time and only come home in the holidays.
For some disabled children, special schools are the best thing for them.
Everyone has the right to choose what school is best for them, whether special or local, without being asked why or stopped from going to the school they want to go to.
However, if a local school can prove a child will affect the learning of others in the class, they can be stopped from going to that school.
A couple of years ago the debate re-opened because the Prime Minister, David Cameron, said all children with disabilities should be able to go to a special school if they want to.
This means many more may be separated from you and the other children at your local school. To hear what children at a junior school in Surrey think being disabled means, please click here.
If you don't have a disability it can be hard to know how to act around someone who does – we've answered some of your questions.
1) What is a disability?
Someone with a disability may think, act or look differently to you and they may be slower at learning. Having a disability means you may need some extra help in a certain aspect of your life whether it's help with school work, moving around or emotional support. To hear what children at a junior school in Surrey think being disabled means, please click here.
2) Are all disabilities the same?
There are many different types of disability, but they tend to fall under two categories: physical and intellectual. Intellectual is also known as having a 'learning difficulty'.
If someone has a physical disability they are likely to look or act differently to you. They may need help moving around, some might even be in a wheelchair.
If someone is intellectually disabled they can find learning difficult. If you see them walking down the street, you may not be able to tell that they have a disability because they don't look different but can find school work very hard.
3) How should I treat someone with a disability?
It's important to remember that although people with a disability may look, act or think differently, they still have feelings like you, so they should be treated the same way you would treat anyone else. To read what sporting star, Ade Adepitan, has to say about how to treat someone with a disability, please click here.
4) Someone in my class has a disability and is being bullied what should I do?
Bullying is not a nice thing to happen to anyone. It can make you feel sad and uncomfortable. If you know someone who's being bullied, you should talk to them about how they are feeling. You should encourage them to tell someone older, and someone they feel they can trust like a parent, older brother, sister or teacher. For more advice on what to do about bullying please click here.
5) My friends make fun of me because my brother's in a wheelchair and can't talk properly, it's making me feel unhappy at school and embarrassed, what should I do?
You shouldn't be embarrassed by your brother. He can't help having a disability. Please click here for more advice on what to do if you're being bullied.
6) My friend has a disability, but I've never known someone with a disability before so I don't know how to act around her.
Talk to your friend and ask how you can help make things easier for her. Invite her to join you and your other friends at playtime so that she feels more included.
To read how charities can help disabled children and their families, please click here.
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Sport can play an important part in our lives because it improves our ability to move, communicate with others and helps make us feel good about ourselves.
Kitty became paralysed when she was 7-years-old which means she can't move her legs and uses a wheelchair to get around.
She loves playing wheelchair basketball and is looking forward to watching the Paralympics in London later this year. To see what Paralympics sports star Ade Adepitan has to say about living with a disability, please click here.
The Special Olympics teaches sport to disabled people and they have lessons all over the world. They want to raise awareness about including and respecting disabled people in the community.
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There are lots of charities who help children with disabilities, including: Whizz-Kidz, Action For Kids and many others.
The KIDS charity helps make the lives of disabled children better.
They organise fun events, play games and teach them about their right to be treated well in the community.
Louisa Jennings, works for the charity and said: "I decided to work for KIDS as the inclusion of children and young disabled people is as important to me as it is the charity."
Louisa enjoyed working on a family fun day event that she helped to organise last year.
They played games and gave out prizes.
She said the event gave "children and young disabled people and their families a rare chance to come together."
The charity encourage disabled children to realise they can achieve their hopes and dreams just like everyone else.
The KIDS charity also helps the families of disabled children.
Children with disabilities often need a lot of care and attention which can be difficult for their mums, dads, brothers and sisters.
The charity helps by talking to the families of disabled children and telling them about advice groups they can join.
They also run fun activities for the brothers and sisters of disabled children to do together.
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Iran's Oil Ministry mentioned on its internet site on the 19th, Iran has stopped the sale of oil for the United Kingdom and France.
Iran's Oil Ministry spokesman Nick Zade – Lage Barr mentioned that Iran's own oil buyers in the sale of oil. January, the EU decided to impose sanctions on Iran's oil exports and the central bank, causing the sturdy reaction from the Iranian side, far more than parliamentarians and government officials stated it would cease oil exports to the EU in some countries.
On the 15th of this month, Iran's Press Tv reported that Iran's choice to cease oil exports to France, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Greece and Portugal. Nonetheless, this news instantly by the Iranian Oil Ministry spokesman denied. The petroleum market is Iran's economic lifeline. Because the second largest crude oil producer in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Nations, Iran's regular daily crude oil exports 2.6 million barrels, of which around 20% of exports to EU countries, such as Italy, Spain and Greece. France, not Iran, a key exporter of oil in Europe object, the United Kingdom final year the third quarter with the full cessation of imports from Iran
As significantly as we love the "Ocean's" dream team that contains Brad Pitt, George Clooney, and obviously Don Cheadle, the 47-year-old actor himself says the franchise has most likely reached its end.
"I think that was put to bed," Cheadle tells us from the possibility of another "Ocean's" film. "And I think if we do bring it back, you realize, we ought to do it in reverse. We ought to do 'Ocean's 9′ subsequent, after which eight, [and then] seven, and just knock off a character as we go down till there`s just two left. It ought to be a battle for the death." We'd spend to determine that, but we're not holding our breath for a release date. And, however for Effortless Rawlins fans, Cheadle's not going to portray Mouse on the small screen. (Last fall, there was a report that NBC was working on adapting the Walter Mosley character Effortless Rawlins for television).
"Yeah, that was a thing that came up potentially to complete, but it's given that kind of gone away," Cheadle says. "But I love that character. I don't understand that I'd would like to revisit him, Iove kind of been there, done that, but I actually dug performing that. I had a superb expertise with him." But it is possible to catch Cheadle on Showtime's "House of Lies," in which he plays the morally bankrupt consultant Marty Kaan.
"He's a very difficult cat, which is exciting to play. He's do what he has to complete to acquire the job carried out. He's not above lying, cheating, stealing, throwing a friend beneath the bus…whatever it takes," Cheadle says. "I think that the show extremely deftly goes to places that are hilarious, and funny, and at times borderline slapstick. And they're able to get very critical at the same time, and cover that spectrum quite deftly in 30 minutes. That's fairly remarkable really." "House of Lies," which has been picked up for a second season, airs Sundays on Showtime at ten p.m. ET.
I'm not sure what your point is, and I hate all these links as if they justify an oiipnon, when they're just someone else's oiipnon. There are still evildoers out there, but the worst of the scams were cratered by the sinking economy which could no longer generate returns to sustain Ponzi schemes. That's my point. (Let along those gullible and stupid enough to invest in them in the first place.)Your excerpts sound like the UN is taking over the world rhetoric. There are still bad guys. There always will be. But people and regulators are now more on guard.


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Update: Ben and Brooke do money.
Brooke and I started our Mason Jar Money game back in February and stuck to the following rules.
We're getting married in less than a year and I'm feeling a little grown up starting our financial foundation while still feeling like a kid adding money to his piggy bank.
This is amazing.
I need to start doing this. So hard to be frugal.
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UF Collegiate Veterans Success Center will open April 2
By Michelle Plitnikas on April 1st, 2013 | Last updated: April 1, 2013 at 5:07 pm
The University of Florida's Collegiate Veterans Success Center will open April 2 with an open house and resource fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The space will be a spot for student veterans to hang out, study and support each other.
After more than 65 years, a WWII veteran finally receives recognition
By Samantha Taub on November 12th, 2012 | Last updated: March 30, 2013 at 2:02 pm
Alachua County resident recognized for WWII Bronze Star.
On Veterans Day, A Tale of Two Marines
By Luis Giraldo on November 12th, 2012 | Last updated: December 13, 2012 at 3:39 pm
These are the stories of Duane Dewey, Korean War Veteran and Navy Medal of Honor recipient, and Brian Rory Buesing, a son and Marine killed in action.
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Homeless veterans event sees growth in services, volunteers
By WUFT News on September 13th, 2012 | Last updated: September 20, 2012 at 1:13 pm
In its eleventh year, the Homeless Veterans Stand Down had to add more capacity due to an increase in services and volunteers.
Submariners and other veterans honored in Ocala
By Liana Charles on July 23rd, 2012 | Last updated: March 28, 2013 at 3:35 pm
Veterans from the first nuclear powered submarine, the USS Nautilus, as well as other veterans from other submarines recently met in Ocala for a dedication ceremony to the men who had served on the historical vessel. Florida's 89-point-one Liana Charles [...]
Veterans remember their service on the U.S.S. Nautilus
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Veterans from the first nuclear powered submarine, the U.S.S. Nautilus, as well as other veterans from other submarines recently met in Ocala for a dedication ceremony to the men who had served on the historical vessel. Florida's 89.1, WUFT-FM's Liana Charles [...]
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Veterans from all types of wars suffer from traumatic brain injuries. As WUFT-FMs Liana Charles reports, epilepsy is a growing problem for military members coming home from war.
North Florida veterans who survived D-Day remember
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Sixty eight years ago, on this date, hundreds of thousands of American and allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy, as they tried to liberate France and end the threat of Adolf Hitler's attempt of world domination. Those who were [...]
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OMG, I use a leather and wood camel saddle as a footstool in front of my couch ($17 at a flea mkt) -I need that coffee table. Don't need the couch but it's certainly very manly. Sorry I have no idea where any of that stuff came from...really awesome yard sales or thrift stores -? ...guessing no.
Standing alone, I would HATE that couch. In that room though, it works.


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A nice summer evening session in Varberg Sweden.
Take a look at these 3 videos picturing all the action during Oxbow team visit in South Pacific.
Among their team riders is Ian Aldredge.
Have a look at this short edit called "Na Fita" filmed at Barra de Camaratuba, Paraiba, Brazil.
A lot of great strapless wave riding shot on one of Brazil's deserted beaches with warm water and pumping …
The professional surfer Pedro Henrique in northern Rio de Janeiro showing that in the winter of Saquarema good waves break for surfing, and kite is perfect.
Happy international Surfing Day. Today is a special day for us so let celebrate it going to the ocean and score some waves.
Everyone has a passion and everyone has something that drives them in life… for Melissa Gil its the ocean. This video shows surfing in Costa Rica and kitesurfing on waves in Jupiter, FL.
Ryan Oates riding strapless at the Central Coast.
Josh Mulcoy, Ian Alldredge and Ben Bourgeois just got back from a surfing and kiting trip to Iceland. John Bilderback captured a few nice moments of the boys adventure in one of the coldest places …


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Beyond Childhood Fears
Feb. 16, 2000 (Atlanta) -- Fire, thunder, snakes, and spiders. These are just a few of the things children develop fears about -- fears that in many cases are a normal part of growing up, and lead to no major psychological problems. But not always. A new study finds that a significant number of children develop full-blown anxiety disorders over some common fears.
Researchers at Maastricht University in the Netherlands came to that conclusion after studying 290 children, ages 8 to 13. They assessed the children's fears in two ways. First, they asked them the question, "What do you fear most?" They then had the children complete a standardized psychological questionnaire that listed some timeless childhood fears, such as getting lost or kidnapped, as well as a modern-day one -- being the victim of a bombing attack.
Left to their own devices, the children ranked "spiders" as the thing they feared most. On the psychological screening, though, spiders ranked 10th -- well behind "not being able to breathe" and burglar break-ins.
Of more concern to the researchers was the percentage of children who showed symptoms of preoccupation and anxiety over their fears. On further examination, they found nearly 50% showed some sign of an anxiety disorder, while about 23% met the full diagnostic criteria for one.
Experts in the field of child psychology say these are important but unsurprising findings. Stephen Garber, PhD, co-author of Monsters Under the Bed and Other Childhood Fears, says it's no wonder more kids are seriously scared these days, given what they're exposed to through the media. "Some kids are just immune to fear. They never met a stranger. But a percentage of kids are just more prone to fear. So when you combine a natural personality trait of being more threat-sensitive [with] an increased level of information about scary things, you see an increase."
He'll get no argument from Joanne Cantor, PhD, professor of communication at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, and author of Mommy, I'm Scared: How TV and Movies Frighten Children and What We Can Do to Protect Them. "Certainly kids have the ability to imagine monsters on their own. But the mass media provides an intense dose of things children would not have imagined."
Cantor says parents should be especially wary about letting children watch the news: "There's hardly anything educational left in the news. It's not Walter Cronkite anymore. It's disasters and crime; the more vividly shown, the better. And with young children, it's the visual that counts."
"I've seen in my own practice a marked increase in anxiety, panic attacks, and fears in kids," says Hyman C. Tolmas, MD, a pediatrician for the last 50 years in the New Orleans area. He says there are likely many reasons for this, including the fact that some children live in violent neighborhoods and homes as well as the influence of mass media, including television. "The average kid, from kindergarten through 12th grade, will have seen 200,000 acts of violence on the tube. That's got to impact somewhere down the line."


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2013-14 grade was a B. They started off the season looking like another lottery team, and they lost a lot of games to teams with inferior talent. In the playoffs, their max contract player (Wall) was a liability in key quarters.
Co-MVP is a nonsensical concept. John Wall was their season MVP; Beal was their playoffs MVP.
Grunfeld needs to be fired, and that would also the provide the Wizards a new coach (or a big vote of confidence in Wittman by the incoming GM). It would also upgrade the Wizards' awful player development staff.
Keep Gortat and let Ariza walk, unless they can offload Webster somehow.
In the discussion of Seraphin and Booker, don't forget Gooden (he had much better per 36 minute numbers than Booker). But I agree that Seraphin should be let go to become a productive cog for a smart organization (e.g., Spurs, Heat) and Booker is worth $3M per year.
If the Raptors can resign Kyle Lowry, then they probably will improve more than the Wizards in 2014-15. Jonas Valanciunas is a talented young center that will likely improve. Terrence Ross is a talented young forward that will likely improve. The Raptors have a middle of the first round pick and it is a good draft class (e.g., they could get PG Tyler Ennis, PF Clint Capela, SF Kyle Anderson), and pick #37, whereas the Wizards don't get to pick until #46.


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Obama is responsible for the biggest hunk of that debt.
Let me qualify my previous statement, by saying in comparison to every other president, he is the credit card chaching champ.
More evidence that conservatives have absolutely no understanding of how the federal budget actually functions.
These numbers show how feckless the administration proposals are. They don't even make a dent in the problem. The Republicans proposals are not much better. Go straight to Bowles-Simpson!
Deficits don't matter.
The tea baggers are now calling for Simpson-Bowles after their whackjobs Reps. scuttled it in committee. This is almost as funny as when they filibuster their own legislation.
12:48, my dear ahahahahah: It was whackjob Obama who scuttled the deal in 2011 and whackjob Obama who hasn't been able to get his own party to pass even a single budget and whackjob Obama who proposed the sequester and Whackjob Obama who stated unequivically that we would not go over the cliff. It will be "Teabaggers" who laugh last as all President Whackjob's supporters moan and groan and watch their entitlements dry up. I can't wait to go over that cliff. I'll be handing MY costs on to democrats.
Bush era average tax reciepts: $2.1 trillion
Bush era average spending : $2.4 trillion
Bush era average deficit: $250 billion
Obama era average tax reciepts: $2.3 trillion
Obama era average spending: $3.6 trillion
Obama era average deficit: $1.3 trillion
$1.3 trillion is about five times $250 billion.
Is this a tax reciepts problem or a spending problem?
The truthiness of your comment is impressive.
The last year Congress passed a real budget was 2001.
All based on CBO:
Federal receipts before Bush tax cut: 20.9% of GDP
Federal receipts after Bush tax cuts: 16.4% of GDP
Federal outlays before Bush: 18.4% of GDP
Federal outlays after Bush: 19.9% of GDP
Federal receipts after 2007 crash: 14.9% of GDP
Federal outlays after 2007 crash: 25% of GDP
Federal receipts 2011: 15.4% of GDP
Federal outlays 2011: 24.1% of GDP
Federal receipts 2012: 15.8% of GDP
Federal outlays 2012: 22.8% of GDP
It seems we must pass "Term Limits" so re-election is off the table and our congress only focus on the issues for a 6 year period. Stagger the terms so only 1/3 are replaced every two years. Clearly we need tax increases with a "huge dose" of spending cuts. We should also tie govt. spending to a percentage of GDP.
OK, let's start with the basics. The baseline 10-year budget is a joke. We'll be at $150 billion deficit in 10 years if we just raise taxes on everyone? You must be kidding. We'll be in a massive recession, spending will go through the roof, and tax revenues will barely go up, if that. Is that the same baseline budget that says that Obamacare actually lowers the deficit? Even the WH has admitted that's a lie.
Can we please get a reasonable baseline budget? If it shows deficits dropping to below even $1 trillion, someone will have to explain how that could happen. The only possible way is through 5-8% private sector GDP growth for a bunch of years in a row, and nothing happening now in DC is going to make that happen.
So these pols are projecting numbers based on existing lies. Lies piled on lies? That's just swell. And where is the WSJ and the other media to challenge it? Too busy moving all their staff to India? Too busy writing about which celebrities are breaking up? Too busy kissing the WH's a$$? Likely all of the above.
Good things happen when mind sets change, what we have in Washington is the good old boys playing games. We need to get serious before it's too late, let the cliff happen because everything else they are doing is really a joke!
My business in south Louisiana was hammered by the BP oil spill. Now that I'm finally going to get a settlement in 2013, my taxable income will be well over $250k. Every penny of that will go to pay back bank loans I had to take out to keep afloat and pay my 5 people. Not one cent for me, but Obama and his socialist cronies need to tax the bejeezus out of me to buy more welfare votes. Thanks for nothing!
It is to bad that common sense isn't one of the requirements to be a Politician
Obama reduces spending less than under the sequester, and this analysis doesn't include the stimulus spending he is adding.
I agree with Dan M. Term limits would do more to fix Washington than any other proposal. Service to our country should be the politicians' motive and not power and wealth. Pay the elected $1.00 / year. Only the honest would accept that wage.
Add: 'Clearly we need tax increases with a "huge dose" of spending cuts. We should also tie govt. spending to a percentage of GDP.'
I fear that taxes will be raised immediately but spending cuts will be back loaded…WSJ could we have cuts by year?… don't care about any projections past 2016 the end Obama's rule.
I am shopping for parachutes this week
Where's the fun in being a socialist if you have to pay your debts?
I am really surprised. You have security printing presses and print dollars, as needed. Why you have to worry jobs, unemployment, etc. Add the mighty strengths of Master Cards and Visas, you will have unlimited access to resourceful spending limits. There are best brains and hands (may I add dumb asses?) from India and China and other Asian tiger nations eagerly awaiting to churn out products and services at your beck and call for the precious green backs. Any doubt? Ask Dr Ron Paul.
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It was a fine night for singing: Three vocalists on two downtown stages, each artist with something significant to say.
At the Jazz Showcase on Thursday evening, Kevin Mahogany made a return to the city after many years away. Back in the 1990s – a booming decade for emerging jazz artists – the Kansas City crooner had been touted as the next great voice in the tradition of Johnny Hartman, Billy Eckstine and other resplendent bass-baritones.
That publicity was more than most vocalists could live up to, Mahogany included. His was a strong but not spectacular instrument, yet in a jazz world desperately in need of formidable male vocalists – then and now – Mahogany surely addressed a void.
Inevitably, the spotlight shifted elsewhere, as did Mahogany, who moved from Kansas City to Boston and, ultimately, to Florida, where he has lived for years. His return to the Showcase gave listeners a chance to assess whether he had been oversold in the first place, or if he really was the titan some asserted him to be.
Mahogany's opening set reaffirmed earlier impressions of him, the singer in command of an appealing voice that did nothing to challenge the eminence of Hartman, Eckstine, Joe Williams, Cab Calloway and other past masters. But those legendary artists have long since left the stage, making Mahogany's work more valuable than ever.
Moreover, Mahogany performed with a degree of self-assurance, maturity and ease that weren't apparent before. Singing as if he had nothing in particular to prove, Mahogany offered a smoothness of phrase and mellifluousness of tone that are more difficult to achieve than may seem obvious.
He opened with the jazz standard "Centerpiece," immediately foreshadowing the many joys and small frustrations of the rest of the set. When Mahogany dipped down into the lower range of his voice, listeners heard beautifully deep, dark tones. Unfortunately, Mahogany didn't venture there very often, his middle and upper registers not quite as distinctive by comparison.
Even so, the nimble scat singing that Mahogany delivered here and elsewhere reminded listeners of how few male vocalists dare to tread in the art of rapid-fire improvisation anymore. Mahogany was in his element here, especially in Billy Strayhorn's "Take the 'A' Train," performed at a ferocious clip. Bravo.
The evening's tour de force emerged in a duet with Chicago bassist Marlene Rosenberg, the two musicians bending pitches, stretching phrases and otherwise reconceiving Miles Davis' "All Blues" with abandon.
"She's all right," Mahogany said afterward, the comic understatement of that comment underscoring the easygoing virtuosity of Rosenberg's contribution. Joined on other pieces by pianist Steve Million, drummer Tim Davis and saxophonist Pat Mallinger, Mahogany could not have had much more empathetic accompaniment.
Earlier in the evening, two former Chicago singers now based in New York came home to launch the Made in Chicago: World Class Jazz series at Millennium Park, which plays every Thursday evening through Aug. 28.
Milton Suggs conceived a bold project for the occasion, leading a big band in his musical interpretations of poetry by Paul Laurence Dunbar. When Suggs was beginning his career here several years ago, he was an earnest but unprepossessing young performer. Judging by the first half of his show, which I caught before heading to the Jazz Showcase, he has come a long way. Suggs' ringing baritone gave voice to vividly original compositions. Though occasionally drowned out by his roaring big band, Suggs otherwise presided over a magisterial treatment of Dunbar's poetry.
The singer also showed considerably generosity in sharing the stage with vocalist Brianna Thomas, another former Chicagoan on the rise. Thomas' all-encompassing instrument and charismatic delivery established her as a major contender among young vocalists. The same applies to Suggs, who's now poised for great things and ought to develop and document his Dunbar project.
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