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how/where can i change this to be RGB? seems limiting and silly paying so much for a kit of one colour when i would happily pay more for RGB
Forward facing lights can only be withing a certain range of white or yellow in many states, and back lights are strictly red, except for when reversing. These laws are nullified, however on private roads and parking lots.
Now, to find a way to run this off mains and motorize the wheel... cheap outdoor digital signage!
I might give this a try. Thanks.
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Preview | Recap | Boxscore (Gm. 1) | Boxscore (Gm. 2)No. 75 men's tennis returns home to take on Belmont and Lipscomb
Thursday, March 10, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 10, 2011) - Following two decisive victories to close out a three-match Florida road swing, the No. 75 ETSU men's tennis team returns on Friday and Saturday against Belmont and Lipscomb.
The Bucs will play Belmont on Friday at 12 noon before squaring off with Lipscomb on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The matches are scheduled to be played on campus at the Buddy Hartsell Tennis Center. The Friday match against Belmont will be moved to the Bristol Racquet Club if the bad weather continues in the Johnson City area.
After the two straight victories, ETSU now sits 6-5 (2-1 A-Sun) overall heading into the weekend.
Juan Ramirez (Asuncion, Paraguay) leads the Bucs in singles play with a 6-4 overall record, including a perfect 2-0 mark in A-Sun play. Ramirez has also recorded five straight singles victories.
Meanwhile, Belmont is looking for its first victory of the season after starting with an 0-5 (0-2 A-Sun) record. Rafael Matos leads the Bruins with two singles wins during dual play.
Lipscomb heads into the weekend with a 5-4 (2-0 A-Sun) record after beating Mercer and Kennesaw State last weekend. Oliver Strecker leads the way for the Bisons with an impressive 8-1 overall mark in singles play. Strecker enters the weekend with a seven-match winning streak.
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Matt -
Sounds like you're serious.
I can get you in touch with Mr. Laureano through a friend of mine in Minnesota's brass section. Out of concern for internet privacy and all that, what would be an okay and private way to exchange contact information? Anyone here with any clue? How does the private messages thing work? hmmmmm…what about this - how about when I speak with my friend next week I ask him to talk to Laureano about you and tell him about the stuff you've told us above in terms of your background, and then after I hear back from him I let you know and you have your HS band director call the orchestra offices and leave a message for him so he can contact you? Would that work?
This is a forum called Manny 911…you can contact him there or if Bandlady can hook you up, cool…you can also contact me offline and I'll put you in touch.
This sounds like a happy ending, or beginning! Hope Matt informs us of his progress. G.
Matt -
Spoke with my friend last night, and he will mention this to Manny this week and I'll get back to you when I hear from him. (He said that there's something that the orchestra is doing in a "side by side" with the All- State groups you're in next month, so maybe somewhere in there would be a good time to grab some time?) Also, he suggested I make sure you know about the youth orchestra Manny does out there. You too far away in the state for that to be a possibility?
Yeah the All State Choirs and the Minnesota Orchestra are puttong on a concert on Friday February 16th. I just found out about Minnesota Youth Symphonies this year and, unfortunately missed the audition.
Matt -
All set. Mr. Laureano was agreeable to your contacting him, and I think I just managed to leave you a private message on here with the info you'll need to do that, but since it's the first time I tried the private message stuff, let me know if you got it, okay? (And of course keep the info to yourself out of respect for Mr. Laureano's privacy and that of his colleagues - always a good thing to begin to learn discretion early if you're gonna be a musician!)
As for others who may be wondering why I didn't just ask Matt for HIS contact info, I have two teenagers myself and teach 18-25 year olds who seem to live online, so I always always always want to remind kids they have to be very careful online with their personal information, so would not want to ask Matt for any contact info at all. Young people on this forum - pay attention please and be careful when you are online!
Well said, Bandlady!! It's such a different world today than the one we grew up in!
I've been observing teens, including mine, are surfing more than watching tv these days. Glo.


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O'Mei 'Giant Lobster 5 Ways' Chowmeet - A Brief Summary!
When unique Chinese dishes are being discussed on this board, O'Mei's one-of-a-kind 'Giant Lobster 5 ways' almost always got mentioned.Though popular and well known amongst regular Chinese patrons, this off-menu item has yet to be discovered by most western populous. Due to the intimidating size of the beast, it also require a group of people to devour the monster!
Tonight, a group of 24 die-hard foodies, braved the frigid weather and lousy traffic, descended on O'Mei for a pre-arranged 'Giant Lobster 5 ways' chowmeet. Between the two round tables, we shared a total of 36 pounds of the pre-historic monsters!
The meal consisted of:
- Steamed lobster claws with fried minced garlic, ginger & scallions on a bed of rice vermicelli
- Stirred fry lobster tails with premium top soy-Maggi sauce and shredded onions.
- Deep fried head and body with spiced chili garlic peppered salt.
- Steamed egg custard ( Chawamushi ) with tomale ( lobster brains )
- Fried rice with egg white, string beans, minced dried scallops and tomale.
- Braised E-Fu noodles with Chinese mushrooms, Tomale and lobster broth.
- House special Crispy skin free-run Chicken with special dipping sauce
- Authentic Cantonese sweet and sour pork.
- Stirred fry Chinese Broccoli ( Gai Lan ) with mince dried Tile fish and garlic
- An array of complimentary Chinese dessert that included: Chinese egg-white doughnut puff with red-bean filling, Fresh Mango Mochi, Red bean and black glutinous rice soup, mini Chinese sesame paste filled mochi ( Tong-Yuen ).
Due to the shear quantity of lobster involved, the kitchen actually came out with a rare 'Lobster 6 ways'!!
All dishes were competently executed with the majority of attendees pointing to the 'Maggi Stirred lobster tail dish' as their favorite! The deep fried version came a close second.
Overall, I think everyone was stuffed and had a great time!
Value and 'quantity of lobster' wise, I believe our meal beat the current Scaramouche's $62 Lobsterlicious 3 course dinner, hands down!!
I also loved the sweet and sour pork, but everything was rather delicious. Thanks for organizing, Charles! I may drive all the way to RH just for the pork!
re: klyeoh
I have been extending invitation to you and Fourseasons for years to pay us a visit! For sure skylineR33 and I will arrange a special treat for you both!!
re: Charles Yu
I guess FS (in-between his gourmet trips to Japan) and I will have to make concrete plans to come to Toronto soon. Sorry to have to miss you (again!) in HK this month. I'll be trying to picture the dishes and the fun you guys are going to have on the HK Chowmeet whilst I'm in New Delhi this time.
re: klyeoh
I won't mind exchanging some HK food for some of those yummy authentic Indian cuisine you will be enjoying!!
It was all delicious but the lobster tails with Maggi sauce was really terrific - is it possible to order extra onions? Would return just for this dish.
The steamed lobster claws were quite good as well - cooked perfectly so the tender meat easily pulled right out of the shell.
Thanks so much for organizing, Charles!
re: Degustation
Yes!! One can pick a smaller lobster and have them do it just the Maggi way!
Hee! Hee!! You love the onions too?!! Foodies think alike!! That's exactly what my family do everytime we have lobster there!! Onions sauteed in Maggi sauce! An awesome combo!
Adding my thanks too.
Agree with everyone else on the top dishes (except I'll add the E-Fu noodles).


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ETSU women's golf set to open season this weekend
Tuesday, September 28, 2004
The event, which will be the first of four tournaments in which the Lady Bucs will participate during the fall season, has an impressive field that includes teams such as Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina, College of Charleston, Florida International, Marshall, Mercer, Middle Tennessee State, UNC Wilmington, Old Dominion, Southern Illinois and William & Mary.
"This will be a good test early in the year to see where we are as a team," said ETSU head coach Stefanie Reynolds. "We have some young players who will be competing in their first-ever college event, so it should be interesting."
Indeed, the Lady Bucs will have a young squad on the course this weekend, with three true freshmen on the trip. Natalia Giraldo (Cali, Columbia), Cynthia Phillips (Johnson City, Tenn.) and Maria Ringdahl (Kalmar, Sweden) will be making their collegiate debuts, while senior Danielle O'Reilly (Whistler, British Columbia) will be counted on to provide some veteran leadership.
Reynolds, who is entering her third season at ETSU, expects her team to continue to improve, especially after a 2003-04 season which saw the team make huge strides. The Bucs won their first-ever tournament at the Lady Terrier Intercollegiate and finished tied for first at The Shamrock. In addition, the Lady Bucs earned eight Top 10 finishes in nine events during the year.
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Saginaw River and Bay
Contact Information
U.S. EPA RAP Liaison
Jamie Schardt
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Region 5 Office of Regional Counsel
77 W. Jackson Blvd. (C-14J)
Chicago, IL 60604-3507
State RAP Contacts
Michelle Selzer
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality – Water Bureau
525 W. Allegan Street
P.O. Box 30273
Lansing, MI 48909
Charlie Bauer
Saginaw Bay Initiative Contact
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality – Water Bureau
401 Ketchum Street, Suite B
Bay City, MI 48708
Local Coordinator:
Dennis Zimmerman
Partnership for the Saginaw Bay Watershed
P.O. Box 325
Lake George, MI 48633-0325
Partners & Stakeholders
- Michigan Department of Environmental Quality – Office of the Great Lakes
- Michigan Department of Environmental Quality – Water Bureau
- Michigan Department of Natural Resources
- Michigan Lakes and Streams Association
- Michigan State University Extension - Bay County
- Michigan Statewide Public Advisory Council
- Partnership for the Saginaw Bay Watershed
- Public Sector Consultants
- Saginaw Bay Watershed Initiative Network
- U.S. EPA – Great Lakes National Program Office
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Natural Resource Damage Settlement)
- Saginaw Valley State University
Frequent Acronyms
- Background
- Beneficial Use Impairments
- Delisting Targets
- RAP Development and Status
- Significant RAP Milestones
- RAP Implementation
- RAP-Related Publications
- Community Involvement
- Photos
You will need the free Adobe Reader to view some of the files on this page. See EPA's PDF page to learn more.
The Saginaw Bay area, located in the east central portion of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, is a southwestern extension of Lake Huron. The boundaries of the Saginaw River/Bay Area of Concern (AOC) includes the entire 22-mile (35 km) length of the Saginaw River and all of Saginaw Bay (1,143 square miles or 2,960 square kilometers) out into its interface with open Lake Huron at an imaginary line drawn between Au Sable Point and Point Aux Barques. Over half of the land use in the region is agricultural. The primary urban and industrial centers are Flint, Saginaw, Bay City and Midland.
The Saginaw Bay watershed is one of Michigan's most diverse areas – its rich resources support agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, outdoor recreations, and a vast variety of wildlife. It is also Michigan's largest watershed (8,709 square miles or 22,556 square kilometers in size), including a part of 22 counties and contains America's largest contiguous freshwater coastal wetland system. The watershed drains approximately 15% of Michigan's total land area.
Contaminated sediments, fish consumption advisories, degraded fisheries and loss of significant recreational values are the major reasons for this AOC designation. These problems are mainly caused by high amounts of soil erosion, excessive nutrients (e.g., phosphorus and nitrogen) entering the water, and contaminated sediments. Saginaw Bay priorities include remediation of PCB contaminated sediment, nonpoint pollution control, wetland restoration, and habitat restoration.
Beneficial Use Impairments
For information and details on all of the Saginaw River/Bay beneficial use impairments (BUI), see the Remedial Action Plan (RAP) documents listed in Significant RAP Milestones.
Delisting Targets
- Restrictions on fish and wildlife consumption
- Eutrophication or undesirable algae
- Tainting of fish and wildlife flavor
- Restrictions on drinking water consumption, or taste and odor
- Degradation of fish and wildlife populations
- Beach closings
- Degradation of aesthetics
- Bird or animal deformities or reproduction problems
- Degradation of benthos
- Degradation of phytoplankton and zooplankton populations
- Restriction on dredging activities
- Loss of fish and wildlife habitat
In 2000, the Partnership for the Saginaw Bay Watershed (the Partnership), now serving as the Saginaw River/Bay Public Advisory Council, worked with Public Sector Consultants, Inc. (PSC) to develop measurable delisting targets for the BUIs. The targets were approved by the Partnership and incorporated into a 2002 Remedial Action Plan (RAP) Update for the AOC. The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) will be working with the Partnership to evaluate the current delisting criteria for consistency with the statewide restoration criteria that is part of the MDEQ Guidance for Delisting Michigan's Great Lakes Areas of Concern (PDF) (61pp, 508K)
See Exhibit 2 beginning on page 15 of Targeting Environmental Restoration in the Saginaw River/Bay Area of Concern (AOC): 2001 Remedial Action Plan Update (PDF) (88pp, 677K) for a table providing descriptions of the BUIs and indicators for recovery that were developed in Measures of Success: Addressing Environmental Impairments in the Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay (PDF) (56pp, 358K)
RAP Development and Status
The Saginaw River/Bay RAP process began in July 1986. After
several drafts, the initial RAP document was completed in September
1988. Substantial progress has been made since then, with over
two-thirds of the actions identified in the 1988 RAP having been
implemented. The Saginaw River/Bay RAP document was updated in 1995.
In 2000, the Measures of Success report was completed by PSC. The
report provided the foundation for redirecting and refocusing
management efforts, and recommended a list of targeted conditions
that should be viewed as steps toward delisting the Saginaw
Bay/River AOC. The recommendations and the specific delisting
targets were incorporated into the 2002 RAP Update, Targeting
Environmental Restoration in the Saginaw River/Bay Area of Concern.
Significant RAP Milestones
- 2002: Targeting Environmental Restoration in the Saginaw River/Bay Area of Concern (AOC): 2001 Remedial Action Plan Update (PDF 677Kb 88 pages) completed.
- 2000: Measures of Success: Addressing Environmental Impairments in the Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay (PDF 480Kb 56 pages) completed.
- 1998: Saginaw River/Bay Remedial Action Plan (PDF 18.93Mb 620 pages)
- 1995: Saginaw River/Bay Remedial Action Plan: Draft 1995 Biennial Report Volume I (PDF 12.75Mb 290 pages) completed. Volume 2: Appendices (PDF 11.06Mb 292 pages).
- 1995: Remedial Action Plan for the Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay Area of Concern: Summary Report (PDF 719Kb 12 pages) completed.
- 1995: Partnership for the Saginaw Bay Watershed (serves as the Saginaw River/Bay AOC PAC) formed.
RAP Implementation
Recent progress and achievements
- The Saginaw Bay Greenways Collaborative represents a group of local, state, and federal agencies, nonprofit organizations, and concerned citizens united around the goal of developing a green infrastructure system in Saginaw, Bay, and Midland counties. This group has created a vision for a green infrastructure network by using a scientific and community participation approach to identify land best suited for conservation and recreation in Saginaw, Bay, and Midland counties. The Collaborative identified and mapped important green infrastructure elements (hubs, cores, and corridors) across the tri-county region and has made this information available via the 2005 publication A Vision of Green for Michigan's Bay, Midland and Saginaw Counties (PDF) (46pp, 6.7MB). The document can be used by municipal leaders and decision makers for pertinent land use plans at all scales and jurisdictions.
- Genesee, Lapeer, and Shiawassee Greenway Initiative Project - This project will continue the greenways planning activities that began in Midland, Saginaw, and Bay counties. The project will include research, planning, design, public involvement, and outreach education activities. Spearheaded by the University of Michigan-Flint and the Flint River Watershed Coalition, this project will connect planned greenways in the Detroit area with those being planned in mid-Michigan.
- Identifying Priority Conservation: A Green Infrastructure Based Strategy for the Tittabawassee River Watershed: East Central Michigan Planning in collaboration with land conservancies has developed a green infrastructure based strategy for the identification of priority conservation lands within the Tittabawassee River watershed. Utilizing the principles of green infrastructure, a strategy has been developed to evaluate and target properties for protection within the watershed. Geographic Information Systems and other planning information were the predominant tools used in the creation of this strategy. The strategy is complete.
- Evaluation of Lake Sturgeon in the Saginaw River Watershed - The origin, distribution and spawning success of lake sturgeon is unknown. During this three-year project, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Alpena Fishery Resources Office will investigate the Tittabawassee, Shiawassee, Cass, and Saginaw Rivers to determine if lake sturgeon are utilizing these rivers for spawning. The study area includes the free flowing portions of these rivers from Lake Huron up river to the first impassable barrier. Anecdotal reports by recreational anglers indicate that occasionally adult lake sturgeon are being captured below the lowhead dam on the Tittabawassee River near the town of Midland. Information gathered will provide essential data required to guide future habitat protection, enhancement, and restoration activities in the Saginaw River watershed. This project will be a crucial first step in determining the present and potential contribution of lake sturgeon from the Saginaw River watershed to adjacent populations in Saginaw Bay and Lake Huron. In addition, this effort is consistent with Michigan Department of Natural Resources' (MDNR) Lake Sturgeon Rehabilitation Strategy.
- Promoting Healthy Choices of Fish and Wildlife Consumption from the Saginaw, Shiawassee and Tittabawassee Rivers - This project will develop informational materials related to contamination of edible fishes in these rivers. The project will identify choices made by local fish and wildlife harvesters along these rivers including amount, type, and frequency of fish and wildlife consumption from the Saginaw, Shiawassee, and Tittabawassee Rivers. Outreach materials will be developed and distributed to promote healthy local fish and wildlife consumption choices, and reduce exposure to PBT chemicals.
- Enhancing Fish Passage Over Low-head Barrier Dams in the Saginaw River Watershed - Based on research presented in the WIN Water Resources Fisheries Scoping Study. This document details lack of access to appropriate spawning areas caused by dams as a critical issue facing the natural reproduction of the Saginaw Bay fishery. In October 2003, the Partnership hired PSC to conduct an assessment and develop information for communities and resource managers to help identify the most cost-effective options -- including dam removal -- for enhancing fish passage over barrier dams to achieve the targeted, sustainable fish population goals for Saginaw Bay. This report is intended to help dam owners make informed and collaborative decisions about the future of their dam. It strives to establish social, economic, and ecological contexts for decision making and describes potential costs and benefits of enhancing fish passage in several key tributaries in the Saginaw River watershed. The report was completed in December 2005.
- With partial funding from the Saginaw Bay Watershed Initiative Network, additional support from other partners and a match from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund, the City of Mt. Pleasant commissioned the removal of the Mill Pond dam. The dam removal opened up more than more than 71 miles (114 km) of river habitat in the Chippewa River to fish passage and spawning. Engineers removed the dam and installed a series of gradual "steps," called weirs, to lower the river level over a 500-foot corridor. Additional restoration and stabilization of the river bed and shoreline created safe recreational use and fish passage.
- Saginaw Bay Watershed Restoration Fund - The Bay Area Community Foundation has established a Saginaw Bay Watershed Restoration Fund to assist local communities and organizations throughout the watershed with environmental education projects, water quality improvement projects, watershed plan development, and capacity building support for environmental non-profit organizations. These four components provide the essential framework to restore the Saginaw Bay. Currently, the fund provides approximately $20,000 in annual grants.
- The Partnership, in cooperation with PSC, is conducting an evaluation of the Fish Tainting beneficial use impairment through a U.S. EPA-GLNPO grant.
- MDEQ and U.S. EPA performed a screening level survey of the horizontal and vertical distribution of dioxin/furan concentrations in the Tittabawassee, Saginaw, Cass, and Shiawassee Rivers. The sample cores will provide information on the vertical distribution of the contaminants of concern and provide insight into the depositional history of the contamination.
- MDEQ, MDNR, and U.S.EPA-GLNPO partnered to develop a Lake Huron GIS project to provide information for the management and conservation of Lake Huron's aquatic resources. For more information, visit Great Lakes GIS.
- The MDEQ and the Michigan Department of Agriculture have been working closely to implement the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) . The goal of the CREP program is to reduce significant environmental effects related to agriculture in the Saginaw Bay watershed. There are over 45,000 acres of conservation practices that are either under contract or pending in the Saginaw Bay watershed.
- In February 1998, the Saginaw Bay WIN, on behalf of a coalition of 10 conservation partners, was awarded a NAWCA grant. This $754,155 federal grant project, which concluded in August 2004, resulted in the conservation of 4,178 acres of wetlands and associated grasslands on public and private land throughout the Saginaw Bay watershed.
Current projects and outlook
- The Partnership, in consultation with PSC, has received funding from the U.S. EPA for a fish tainting survey in the AOC. Results of this 2006 study will be used to evaluate the status of the Tainting of Fish and Wildlife Flavor BUI for the Saginaw River/Bay AOC.
- Ongoing: The DDT/PBB Pine River Sediment Cleanup Phase I, which was completed in 2003, included the installation of cofferdams. The Phase II activities include the dewatering and sediment removal, which began in 2004 and is expected to be completed in 2007. The Pine River sediment cleanup, including post-evaluation by the MDEQ and the U.S. EPA, are funded through the Clean Michigan Initiative and Superfund, respectively. NPL Fact Sheet for Velsicol Chemical Corp. (MID000722439)
- Ongoing: the Partnership continues to organize and host monthly education forums on environmental and water quality issues in the Saginaw River/Bay AOC. Ten forums in 2005 focused on toxic contamination. Topics covered included the Saginaw River PCB cleanup, the Pine River St. Louis Reservoir cleanup, dioxin issues on the Tittabawassee River, and fish consumption advisories in the Saginaw River and Bay. The focus of 2006 forums includes phosphorus and eutrophication issues.
RAP-Related Publications
- 2005: Enhancing Fish Passage Over Low-head Barrier Dams in the Saginaw River Watershed (PDF)(71pp, 1.0MB)
- 2004: Saginaw River and Bay Natural Resource Damage Assessment
- 2003: Summary of Monitoring and Evaluation of Coastal Habitats for Potential Restoration Activities: Lake Huron 2002-2003 (PDF) (116pp, 908K)
- 2003: Monitoring and Evaluation of Coastal Habitats for Potential Restoration Activities (PDF) (34pp, 134K)
Community Involvement
Numerous activities continue to be implemented by local groups. Spearheading these activities is the Partnership, a voluntary, membership-based coalition of public and non-governmental agencies, organizations, and individuals committed to sustaining or restoring the ecology of the Saginaw Bay Watershed. The Partnership promotes comprehensive resource management and educational services by facilitating inter-governmental coordination and public involvement, formulating public policy recommendations, and undertaking various programs and projects to restore, protect and enhance Michigan's largest watershed. In addition, the Partnership is revitalizing membership to develop a strategic plan for achieving goals in the Saginaw River/Bay AOC.
The Saginaw Bay WIN is a community-based, voluntary initiative that connects people, resources, organizations, and programs. WIN works to improve the quality of life in the area by developing projects, supporting related organizations, and developing the region's identity as a sustainable community. WIN's emphasis is on supporting local projects that link economic, environmental and community goals. A key part of WIN's mission is to increase communication between existing efforts and to provide appropriate support to help address local priorities that provide regional benefits.


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I was thinking at a Cuban Sandwich Shop in Hialeah. LOL that was just a joke!
Does anyone know or would care to guess where this meeting will take place tomorrow?
I was thinking at a Cuban Sandwich Shop in Hialeah. LOL that was just a joke!
maybe at his place? I think he's done with the wine and dine.
NO!!! if anyone finds out, dont tell a damn soul!!!!
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Please God, let me see 1 Dolphins Superbowl victory before I die.
Shula's steakhouse. Let him see our famed history and eat a delicious steak.
Shula's would be great and conveniently have Dwaye Wade, Lebron James, Pat Riley, Dan Marino and Brandon Marshall show up
I think Armando said it would likely be at Sun Life Stadium.
Elbo Room on Fort Lauderdale Beach, at the table with the leather-skinned dude who pissed his pants from drinking too much...
Joke or not, pick the right spot and you may have him Man,I ordered am omellete sub from some joint last m-o-n-t-h I'm still having fantasies. And for 6 bucks and change thing was the length of my arm. 20 de Mayo- check em out. Pan con bistec empanizado is not on the menu but they'll make it for you- off the chain.
Theres a Hungry Bear on 34 NW and 72 AVE that has a pulse. The owner yells out orders to his staff and they repeat/yell back to confirm. This guy will take your order from across a packed house and be ready when he comes at you. Had a guy in front of me once on the cell. Owner asked him 3 times what he wanted on his sub before the owner put anything it and told him you can either take that way or take a walk- priceless.


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1 cup
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These cookies did not need the cream cheese frosting at all - in fact, I thought it detracted from how good these cookies were. If this recipe were for the cookies alone, I would have given it 5 stars. I would recommend adding the baking soda to the flour before adding it to the mix, and I was slightly scared by how crumbly the mixture was, but with a little heat from my palms, it stuck together and turned out great. As my husband said, they taste like chocolate chip cookies without the chocolate chips. Thanks!
DELICIOUS!!! I made these as a desert for some company we had over the weekend and they loved them! THe kids loved them, their kids loved them, I got exactly 24 cookies just like the yield suggested. They were fabulous, so soft and chewy. I am making these for Valentines day for my sons class and I am going to use red food coloring in the icing! Will definately keep this recipe, thank you. Oh yea, I used shortening instead of butter. I always get a softer cookie that way.
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I love cream cheese so I decided to make these. The taste at first is odd but you get used to it and they actually are quite delicious. My family ate them all in one day!
Very easy to make with a fantastic chewy taste. I made these for Christmas and put red food coloring in the dough.
Definitely did not need the cream cheese filling. I thought that it made the cookies overly sweet. My family does not like pecans, so we used semi-sweet chocolate chips instead, and they turned out really good.
This was the best recipe I have ever made -- my family loved it.
I rarely ever make a recipe that hasn't received more than 100 ratings and reviews. But, when I found I had some extra cream cheese, I found this recipe and it sounded good. I also hardly every give a recipe a review either. These cookies were KILLER! My husband only ever wants chocolate chip cookies (and only my recipe) when I make cookies. But, since I made these last night, he is begging me to make them again. FANTASTIC! I didn't add the nuts to the filling because I prefer a creamier filling, but I kept the rest the same. Great dough - nice and stiff, but not dry. Cooked beautifully.
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Tuesday, June 17, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 17, 2003) - East Tennessee State University's assistant track and field coach Michelle Byrne announced Tuesday that thrower Jessica Bush (Southern Pines, N.C.) and sprinter Jennifer Knox (Connelly Springs, N.C.) have signed national letters of intent to join the Buccaneers in the 2003-04 season. Bush was a four-year track and field letter winner at Pinecrest High School. She placed second in the discus (123'3") at State Championships and broke her high school's record that had stood for almost 20 years. Additionally, she holds the Chic-Fil-A Invitational record in the discus. Bush also was a four-year letter winner in basketball and a two-year letter winner in volleyball. "As a staff we are excited to sign a thrower of Jessica's caliber," commented Byrne. "Her marks indicate how she will be able to provide depth in the upcoming season. It will be exciting to coach her and see her marks improve." Knox was a four-time All-Conference winner in both the 100 meters and 200 meters. She posted times of 12.38 in the 100 meters and 24.38 in the 200 meters. Knox was undefeated in both races in the conference during her career at East Burke High School and was named athlete of the year for track and field for the 2003 season. Knox finished second in the 200 meters at the regional meet and earned a berth to the North Carolina 4A State Track and Field Championships where she finished second. She competed at the Chic-Fil-A Invitational where she won the 200 meters and took second in the 100 meters. At the Pepsi Outback Invitational, Knox won the 100 meters and took second in the 200 meters. In addition to track and field, Knox was a four-year letter winner in soccer and was the top goal scorer for her team, the Lady Cavaliers. "We are thrilled at Jennifer's commitment to ETSU. She has the ability to make an impact right away in our sprinting group. Jennifer is already sprinting at the conference level and will have a bright future." "It's great for the program to sign two young women form North Carolina. They both bring a wealth of talent that will help us to become better and to reach our team goals."
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Inhabitat Reader Builds Sustainable Homes in Ghana
Brandon is a native of Orlando who decided to move to Africa to get some hands-on experience building affordable homes after a stint at a design firm in the states. Now, instead of sitting in a cubicle, he spends his time developing affordable housing schemes and putting them into action. He's studied a variety of practical building techniques, and gets fully involved in every stage, enabling him to get a feel for the most sensible approaches.
Rogers has two key structures that demonstrate his efforts. The first is his rural studio or as he calls it, his "bush studio" which is located in the eastern region of Ghana on a plot of land that he acquired to practice his skills on. The building is made out of stone and mud, which originally triggered many raised eyebrows. In Ghana and throughout Africa, there is a stigma associated with building with mud. Many locals told Rogers that it connotes poverty, but he decided to stick to his hope of building a structure using materials indigenous to the land.
The Bush Studio is 12′ x 18′ (approx. 215 sq. ft.) and the walls are slightly angled so the front face appears curved and allows for a butterfly roof design, which is not only aesthetically appealing but more importantly creates a funnel to collect rainwater. The foundation of the building is composed of rumble stone built against a wooden framework. The blocks were made with a manual press from reclaimed soil from a hand dug well at a neighboring site. On the front face there are a series of vertical louvered windows which allow nice airflow and create a panoramic view.
The building is reinforced with standard columns and a lintel beam, and the roof is framed using locally machined 2 x 6 wood. For the roofing, a roofing sheet called Onduline was used because its composition hinders the dissipation of heat. As for the entries, there is an over-sized barn door on one side so the space can be opened up to the exterior and a single bi-fold door on the opposite side.
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love to contact brandon rogers,could i hire him? would like his advise for a building project we have in mind in ghana.
September 24, 2010 at 1:55 am
I'm in Ghana and will be going to see a similar structure a friend is building as his home. Do you have the contact info for Brandon Rogers?
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Winnipeg, MB (SportsNetwork.com) - Matt Duchene had two goals and an assist to spark a Colorado rally, then tallied again in the shootout to help give the Avalanche a 4-3 decision over the Winnipeg Jets at MTS Centre.
Ryan O'Reilly notched a goal and an assist and P.A. Parenteau delivered the clincher in the deciding phase for Colorado, which bounced back from an early 2-0 deficit to halt a two-game skid.
The Avalanche also received an outstanding effort from Semyon Varlamov in the win, with the goaltender coming up with 34 saves prior to stoning both Jets skaters he faced in the shootout.
"We got behind the eight-ball early, but it shows what a resilient and mature group we have to come out with two points," Duchene said.
Winnipeg was dealt a fifth straight home loss despite two goals from Blake Wheeler. Michael Frolik also scored in the setback, while Ondrej Pavelec finished with 23 saves.
The Avalanche allowed two goals in the game's first 5 1/2 minutes and were thoroughly outplayed for most of the opening period before Duchene gave his team some much-needed momentum. The standout forward took a pass from O'Reilly in the neutral zone, then outraced the Winnipeg defense before beating Pavelec stick-side with a well-placed wrister with just under five minutes to go in the session.
Duchene later had a hand in two more goals during a second period in which Colorado dominated en route to taking its first lead of the night.
He slipped a feed from behind the Winnipeg net that O'Reilly one-timed home for a 2-2 deadlock with 5:13 remaining in the frame, then led a transition rush that ended when Duchene backhanded home a centering give from Nathan MacKinnon just three seconds before the period closed.
"They took advantage of some of our mistakes," Wheeler said.
The Jets capitalized on a Colorado penalty to draw even midway through the third. Mark Schiefele threw a shot on net that was stopped by Varlamov, but Wheeler was in position to put in the carom and knot the contest at 3-3.
Varlamov kept it tied with several good saves late, including a turn-away of O'Reilly in close in overtime, then denied Devin Setoguchi to begin the shootout before Duchene blasted the puck through Pavelec's pads.
After Varlamov got a piece of Andrew Ladd's attempt, Parenteau ended it with a riser over Pavelec's left arm.
The Jets came out strong in a first period they controlled much of the way, with Wheeler giving his team the upper hand a mere 24 seconds in when he collected the rebound of teammate Tobias Enstrom's shot and fired it past Varlamov.
A penalty by Colorado's Nate Guenin for shooting the puck over the glass enabled Winnipeg to extend the margin around five minutes later, as Frolik successfully redirected Jacob Trouba's blast from the left point while charging the Avalanche net.
Duchene had gone seven straight games without a goal since returning from an
oblique injury on Nov. 27, while O'Reilly snapped an eight-game drought ...
Colorado's 42 points after 30 games is the third-most in franchise history ...
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tests ... Colorado has not scored a power-play goal in nine straight, its
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These Kids Will Change the World
Presenting the 16th Annual Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition Celebrating the Exemplary Achievements of Local Science Students
ORLANDO, Fla. (April 21, 2014) — Since 1999, Dr. Nelson Ying — local scientist, entrepreneur and philanthropist — has partnered with Orlando Science Center to celebrate the exemplary achievements of local science students. From April 25 – 27, five finalists from area high schools will compete for the coveted "Ying Prize" during the Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition. The Grand Prize winner also receives a $5,000 scholarship, a $1,000 award for the student's science teacher or mentor and another $1,000 for the winner's school.
To compete in the Ying Competition, each entrant must perform a research project that has the ultimate goal of benefiting humanity. Previous entries have investigated treatments for Alzheimer's disease, faster delivery of mechanisms for medicine and solutions for beach erosion, just to name a few. Project reports are submitted and reviewed by a distinguished panel of judges including current and retired engineers, scientists, educators, and Dr. Ying, himself.
Five finalists are selected each year to present their findings before the judges' panel. This year, the project topics range from biomechanical engineering to environmental sciences and reflect Central Florida's role as an emerging leader in the science and technology industry. Finalists include winners of previous science fair competitions at the county and state level. They include:
Catherine Li of Orange County's Lake Highland Preparatory School
Over the past few years, Catherine has had the opportunity of researching at the CREOL College of Optics and Photonics and the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Central Florida. Her project involves developing a new method to synthesize nanoparticles especially designed for drug delivery applications, with an ultimate goal of cancer treatment. Catherine will be making the trip to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles this May.
Sam Brenner of Seminole County's Seminole High School
Sam has conducted a number of research projects including work at the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair where he investigated music and education, seeking to determine how subjects' prior levels of musical education affected their emotional responses to specially designed series of chords. He was also selected — as one of 40 top science students in the state of Florida — to attend the Young Scholars Program at Florida State University where he conducted research in computational astrophysics, designing a software package to analyze fractal and multifractal structures in stellar phenomena.
Nikhil Patel of Seminole County's Oviedo High School
Nikhil is a dual enrollment student at Seminole State College while also conducting research at the Synthetic Reality Lab at the University of Central Florida. He was selected as one of the top 30 middle school science researchers in the country and competed in the Broadcom Masters competition in Washington, D.C. Nikhil's research project seeks to identify early indicators of cognitive impairment, for instance, the ability to predict the likelihood a person is going to develop Alzheimer's. His research has earned him first place in his region at the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair.
Alexandra Gabrielski of Brevard County's Viera High School
Alexandra's project, now in its third year, focuses on algae biofuel and demonstrates her commitment to sustainability. Alexandra has been fortunate to receive many awards for her science fair projects, including best of show in her region at the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair. She will be competing at the International Science Fair in Los Angeles. In addition, Alexandra was invited to compete in the International Sustainable World Energy, Engineering and Environment Project Olympiad and the Stockholm Junior Water Prize. Because of her love of science, she volunteers at elementary schools as a mentor to inspire younger children to participate in science activities.
Zachary Loeb of Brevard County's Viera High School
Zachary has a strong interest in marine biology, green chemistry and finding solutions to prevent and eliminate chemical contaminants that endanger the life in our lakes and waterways. For the past five years, he has conducted research on endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) and their effects on aquatic life. He was privileged to conduct his research at the Orange County Utilities Laboratory this year. Zachary is a 2014 Intel Science Talent Search semi-finalist, a 2014 Florida State Science and Engineering Fair Best of Show winner and will compete in the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair in May.
On Friday, April 25, the finalists will tour Siemens Energy wind service training center and the OUC water treatment plant. Saturday, April 26, the finalists will meet at Orlando Science Center to present their projects to the judges' panel and explain how their research benefits humanity, followed by a behind-the-scenes tour. On Sunday, April 27, the event will culminate in an awards luncheon where the Grand Prize winner will be announced at Fulton's Crab House at Downtown Disney.
For more information on the Dr. Ying Science Competition, please visit www.osc.org/yingprize or call 407-514-2000.
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richardhead wrote:I hate to disagree, but 15 is one of the worst holes at The Crucible and no where close to the signature hole. I would say 2, 3, 6, and 14 are the signature holes at The Crucible. Personally 3 and 14 are my favorites out there.
Wookie wrote:
My vote would be 6. It has elevation, nice lines to look at to the basket and is a hole that can make or break a good score on the front 9.
Wookie wrote:If you think 4 at ERP is the signature of that course you are a little crazy. It's a hole with some odd things in the middle of it but that does not reperesent or show what that course is like. There aren't even that many trees around 4 other than that first gap.
My vote would be 6. It has elevation, nice lines to look at to the basket and is a hole that can make or break a good score on the front 9.
Imran wrote:Just in case anyone is confused, the discussion here about "signature hole" does not mean that you should sign the basket on that hole.
I think hole 18 was supposed to be the signature hole. But the really nice thing about ERP, is that every hole is so distinct and introduces it's own challenges.
billnchristy wrote:Just call flyboy the signature and be done with it.
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A 31-year-old Lexington Park man was arrested Tuesday and charged with the murder of a nurse whose body was found Aug. 9 near Three Notch Trail in Laurel Grove.
John Morris Quade Jr., who according to police is a registered sex offender, became a primary suspect in the killing of Moneta Jo Strickland, 32, after a review of video surveillance by detectives from a business in the area revealed a suspicious vehicle and person in the area during the time frame of the homicide, according to the St. Mary's County Bureau of Criminal Investigations.
BCI detectives were able to learn the identity of the owner and knew him to be a registered sex offender, according to a police statement. Quade also matched the description of a suspicious person observed on the trail by a citizen prior to the incident, the statement said.
Detectives executed a search and seizure warrant at Quade's residence and recovered evidence linking Quade to the homicide, according to the police statement.
Quade was taken into custody Tuesday without incident while leaving his residence and transported to the Bureau of Criminal Investigations, where he was interviewed by detectives, according to the statement. After the interview, he was taken to the St. Mary's County Detention Center and charged with first-degree murder, first-degree assault and robbery.
Strickland was found dead Friday near the Three Notch Trail, where police and friends say she routinely ran and biked.
Relatives and friends reported Strickland missing on Aug. 9 after she had not been seen since the afternoon before when she left to go to a park near her mother's home in Mechanicsville.
Strickland's vehicle was found at John V. Baggett Park at Laurel Grove where she went several times a week to walk, jog or bike along the connected Three Notch Trail, according to Capt. Terry Black. After a search of the area by officers and police dogs, the victim was found dead about 10 yards from the trail in a wooded area, approximately one-half mile north of the park, he said.
The cause of the death was blunt-force trauma to the body, Black said Tuesday.
An autopsy was conducted at the chief medical examiner's office in Baltimore and her death was ruled a homicide, according to a statement by the St. Mary's County Bureau of Criminal Investigations.
Before the arrest, Black would not comment on whether the crime seemed random or planned, but did say the victim was found fully clothed and there were no signs of a sexual assault.
He said it was the first serious incident he is aware of along that section of the Three Notch Trail.
The hiking and biking trail is being constructed in chunks along a 28-mile, county-owned former railroad right of way. The first section opened in 2006.
Before her death, Strickland had worked as a registered nurse since 2011 at MedStar St. Mary's Hospital in Leonardtown.
Amanda Dyson, a registered nurse who supervises colleagues in the hospital's telemetry unit, said Strickland had an excellent bedside manner. "All of the patients enjoyed spending time with her," Dyson said. "She was very sweet."
She said Strickland talked about fitness and exercise, including bicycling and running. Strickland also had been planning a wedding; she was engaged to be married next March, Dyson said.
Black said that Strickland resided with her fiance in a home in California.
Strickland graduated from Leonardtown High School in 1998 and went on to earn a master's degree in public health. She later pursued her nursing degree.
"We're all in a state of shock and grieving. It's hard to imagine anyone would want to hurt her," Dyson said.
After Quade's arrest, the Bureau of Criminal Investigations offered thanks to the Maryland State Police Criminal Enforcement Division, Calvert Investigative Team, Calvert County K-9 Search and Rescue Team, Southern Maryland Information Center, Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center, Naval Criminal Investigative Service and the citizens of St. Mary's County for their assistance in the case.


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well, uncle grampa is back! we thought he died years ago on account of him drownin in a cesspool accident? well, his body wasnt ever properly recovered, so I guess he up and left town for a couple years. well, he's back! and it looks like he's going to be stayin here with me for a while, on account of he aint got no job, or place of his own? he's already helpin out alot around the trailer. he put a lightly used toilet in the tv room. he got it outta an old meth lab what burnt down. uncle grampa didn;t install no piping or nothing to it, but it's still right conveinent. i aint even need to miss my progrims when i get a bout of the splatters!
Merry Christmas, freinds! I haven't gotten them corbin bernsen lights up this year on account of my gout. but i've been makin some home improvements as much as I can around mah tv. Have a happy new year too!
Happy Holidays Humongous. I hope that Santa can find his way though the bog because I'm sure you've been a very good girl this year.
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Damn Peyton you ever thought about donating part of that chin,you could probally feed a small army with that thing?
well, dr. tittleman set me up one of them corbin bernsen twitter dealies? I'm still a mite perplexed as to how it all werks, but ifn any of yas want to be twitter friends. look me up.
Now that Peyton has changed teams what are you going to do with those super size Colt jerseys? Are we going to hear any Go Broncos cheers coming from the bog?
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"Very light with a satiny texture and gentle maple flavor. These custard cups are the perfect ending to traditional 'New England'-styled holiday meals."
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SERVING SIZE NOTED IS INCORRECT. This recipe makes 12 - 1/2 cup ramekin servings. I will again see if I can get A.R. to change. My apology.
It was a still a liquid after 45 minutes at 350 degrees.
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This is a delicious dessert! Such a nice, subtle maple flavor - not too sweet. I did add one step to it, though. After it had chilled and just before serving, I sprinkled turbinado sugar on top of each custard and used my kitchen torch to melt and brown for a crispy, sweet topping. Perfection!
I changed the serving size to 4 servings but used three eggs versus 2 3/4 no further changes were made in the ingredients. However, I baked in Pyrex custard cups versus ramekins for 55 minutes. For decorative purposes only, I melted about 1/4 cup of chocolate morsels and made little heart designs on parchment paper, allowed them to harden and then lifted off and placed on top of the cool custard. This is a really simple and easy custard - not too sweet but with the subtle taste of maple syrup. Definitely a keeper! Thanks for sharing Linda (LMT)! By the way, this was the Buzz AR Recipe Group selection for week of April 20, 2013.
Wonderful and soooo easy. Just be sure and bake in shallow dishes, otherwise it does not set.
This is a very nice, simple recipe. I am trying to watch my diet but I still like treats sometimes, so I changed this by using a good quality sugar free syrup and skim milk. Those changes gave a nice product with half the calories of the original version, per serving (about 105 calories / 1/6 of the recipe). Thanks for this easy recipe!
Made one change, used lactose free milk. Very easy and oh sooo good. This is a must try. Thanks Linda(LMT)
I love how this recipe, uses the simplest of ingredients, is extremely simple to whip up, and is SO awesomely mouth-wateringly delicious! Loved by the family, and everyone I've served this to. Thank you ever so much for sharing this recipe Linda(LMT), undoubtedly a keeper!
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HAMDEN, Conn. - The Quinnipiac University baseball team lost to Central Connecticut State, 26-3, in the first game of a four-game Northeast Conference series at the Quinnipiac Baseball Field in Hamden, Conn. Quinnipiac drops to 10-15 in the Northeast Conference and 14-24 overall while Central Connecticut State improves to 12-9 in conference play and 20-17-1 overall.
Kyle Nisson (Wallingford, Conn.) led the Bobcats at the plate with a 3-for-4 day that included three singles.Mickey Amanti (Waterford, Conn.) was 2-for-4 with a RBI and a run scored while Joe Poletsky (Riverside, Conn.) also had two hits. Mike Bartlett (Orange, Conn.) drove in a run and scored another while Gabe Guerino (Milford, Conn.) accounted for the Bobcats other run.
Derek Lamacchia (Whitestone, N.Y.) took the loss after Central Connecticut State chased the second-year hurler in the third inning after he gave up six runs - four earned -on six hits over 2 2/3. Central Connecticut's Todd Savatsky scattered nine hits over seven innings accounting for three runs - one earned - by the Bobcats to improve to 5-3 on the season. Donny Crook and Nate Sturgis retired the final six Bobcat batters over the final two innings.
Pat Epps and Sean Miller-Jones led a Blue Devils' attack that posted 26 runs on 27 hits as they blasted two home runs apiece. Epps was 4-for-7 with five RBI and three runs scored while Miller-Jones was 3-for-6 with six RBI and three runs scored. Mitch Wells had a game-high five hits in a 5-for-7 day with four RBI and five runs scored.
Quinnipiac returns to action on Saturday, April 30 when they host Central Connecticut State for a pair of seven-inning games at 1 p.m. at the Quinnipiac Baseball Field in Hamden, Conn.


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A passenger was killed in a three-vehicle crash on Airpark Road about a half mile north of Muncaster Road in Derwood Sunday morning, according to Montgomery County police.
The driver of a silver 2000 Mazda 626 was heading north on Airpark Road and, for reasons still under investigation, crossed into the southbound lanes while attempting to make a curve. The Mazda struck a white 2010 Lexus RX350 and a dark gray 2012 Acura TL, confirmed Angela Cruz, a county police spokeswoman.
The front seat passenger of the Mazda, identified as 53-year-old Larry Uwem Etuk Navajo of the 10700 block of Venetia Mill Circle in Silver Spring, died at the scene of the collision, police said. Both the driver of the Mazda, 48-year-old Chimezie Darlington Onwuachu, and the driver of the Acura, 53-year-old Robert Dike, were transported to Inova Fairfax Hospital in Virginia, where they remain hospitalized with serious injuries Wednesday, police said.
The driver of the Lexus, 59-year-old Claudia Horn, of the 8600 block of Augusta Farm Lane in Laytonsville, was not injured, police said.
Anyone who witnessed this collision is asked to contact the Collision Reconstruction Unit at 240-773-6620. Callers may remain anonymous.
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I've never forgotten a geology professor who showed the class photos of the tremendous damage done in a Mississipp River flood. And THEN he said (loudly): "THEY CALL IT A FLOOD PLAIN FOR A REASON, PEOPLE!"
People who build/live in flood plains need to anticipate flooding. Duh. So while I'm in awe of the destructive power of the water and ice, it's really hard to feel bad for the homeowners (especially since you and I are going to pay for them to rebuild assuming they had flood insurance). That's like asking you all to feel bad for me if I go outside without a coat and then decide I'm cold!


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