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2 Parks near Van Buren, Arkansas
Fort Smith, Arkansas 5.16 miles SW
Barling, Arkansas 8.12 miles SE
Mountainburg, Arkansas 19.23 miles NE
Van Buren, Arkansas (map) | (479) 471-5474
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 20 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $36.00
Located right off I-40 near many restaurants and a burned down Motel 6. We just stopped for one night. Many RV's there, but very few people. There was only one restroom (shower and toilet) functioning and our pull through site was fairly muddy. No pads. - Alicenpete
Sep 2014 - $29.00
We found this park suitable for a quick overnight stay. Very few facilities and not real attractive, but for a big rig, easy to pull through sites. Freeway noise very close. There is a market you can walk to from the property. Very level sites. Turning into the park can be very difficult, after coming off the freeway. You need to immediately get over to the left to turn right after the Motel 6. During rush hour, traffic is backed up in front of your turn and you have to hope somebody will let you turn through. - elduque
Oct 2013 - $26.00
Overland Park. If you require good WI-Fi avoid this park. They will tell you it works when you call, they will tell you no one has reported problems when you check in. I made the mistake of paying and then finding their system was down and inadequate. I had a strong signal but NO connectivity. Then we went thru the goat rope with the clerk. He admitted the system is inadequate but refused to give me a refund so I could move a few miles east to Alma. He re-booted the system and we had slow wi-fi for about 20 minutes then nothing for several minutes. It was off and on during our 1 day stay. I was going to stay here 3 days and play nearby golf courses but we are moving on. They do have near excellent bath and showers. The only thing missing is a soap tray in the shower and a bench or stool to sit on while putting on your shoes. I will not stay here again until I see reports indicating they have updated their wi-fi. - rossby
Van Buren, Arkansas (map) | (479) 410-4678
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 35 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $30.00
The park is a bit older but has been reasonably well maintained. The staff are friendly and helpful. The park is close to shopping and dining. The camp roads are easy to navigate. Due to the canopy of trees, satellite TV is problematic (you may only be able to receive partial or no signal). Water pressure is fairly low - you may need your RV water pump to augment the water flow. Overall, the park is a great place to stay (we were there for 3 weeks visiting relatives). - MarkB
Aug 2015 - $35.00
Great little place with friendly staff. Some full time residents but very friendly. Lots of trees, but was able to get my 40 foot with Toad and 4 slides in and out not problem. Will stay here again. - rdmike
May 2015 - $35.00
We have stayed here before and it is a nice park. Thing is I justb saw on the news it is flooded due to Lee Creek flooding from all the rain we have. It will probably be a while before it is usable. So sad as the is the best RV oark in the Fort Smith Van Buren area, - nedmtnman


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What is the trait you most deplore in others? Apathy.
Which living person do you most admire? Jimmy Carter.
What is your greatest extravagance? Cosmoseuticals.
What is your current state of mind? Anxious optimism.
What do you consider the most overrated virtue? Mercy, probably.
On what occasion do you lie? When my opinion is requested regarding someone's appearance.
What do you most dislike about your appearance? My hairline.
Which living person do you most despise? I forget their names. They deserve to be forgotten.
What is the quality you most like in a man? Understanding.
What is the quality you most like in a woman? Bravery.
Which words or phrases do you most overuse? People who listen to me should answer this question. Maybe "can I email you your receipt?"
What or who is the greatest love of your life? I want to make me the greatest love of my life.
When and where were you happiest? Here and now.
Which talent would you most like to have? To sing.
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? My hairline.
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Who is your hero of fiction? Nick Carraway from The Great Gatsby.
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Who are your heroes in real life? Jimmy Carter. Bill Clinton.
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What is it that you most dislike? Eggplant Parmesan.
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How would you like to die? Getting hit by a bus while jogging at 125 years old.
What is your motto? Hic Sunt Leones. It is Latin for here there are lions, mostly used on the uncharted territories of old maps.

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|Kovalchuk the best thing that never happened for Bruins
|07.19.10 at 5:52 pm ET
Seventeen years is a long time, but not too long for the Devils and all-galaxy winger Ilya Kovalchuk, apparently. According to reports, Kovalchuk will get in excess of $100 million dollars in a deal that will run longer than both World Wars and the American Civil War combined. The front office in New Jersey must have had a whale of a time trying to project how things will be in 15, 16, and 17 years. Today's babies will be driving. Today's children will be parents. Today's parents will perhaps be grandparents.
And Kovalchuk's contract will still be on the books.
So, as Devils fans celebrate the retaining of their top offensive threat and take to partying like it's 2027, it's quite amusing to think back to a time when fans wanted the Bruins to make a deal last season to acquire the then-Thrasher at any cost. The asking price for Kovalchuk during the season included the first-round pick the Bruins had acquired from the Maple Leafs in the Phil Kessel deal. Blake Wheeler's name also popped up in rumors regarding the two teams, though it's difficult to project which players would have made their way to Atlanta in a deal. During the season it was quite apparent the pick would be at least a top-five-to-top-three pick, and thus the Bruins pulled out of the running due to an unwillingness to move the pick.
Five months and an outrageously lengthy deal later, it appears the Bruins made the right move by making no move at all with the Thrashers. They kept the pick, which ended up being the second overall selection, and got what many believe is a star in center Tyler Seguin. Once signed, Seguin will receive a salary of $900,000 in addition to performance bonuses, which means his cap hit during the life of his entry level deal could max out at around $3.75 million.
Seguin's contract, should he become the player many expect him to be, will be good money for a potentially elite player. However, given the current cap disaster the Bruins are dealing with, many are wondering how they will even be able to stay under $59.4 million while paying the rookie (who, at age 18, has been alive just one more year than Kovalchuk's deal will run) the bargain rate of $900,000.
The team has between $500,000 and $600,000 in cap space and, in addition to having to sign Seguin, are just over a week from winger Wheeler's arbitration date. That situation could be rather costly, as Wheeler earned $2.8 million last season and a source told WEEI.com Monday that the two sides have made "no progress" on a deal to avoid arbitration.
Had the Bruins made a deal involving the Toronto pick for Kovalchuk during the season, not only would they be without the long-term benefits of Seguin, but they would have almost surely lost the winger on the open market. Trying to work out a deal to keep him in the fold would be a stray from what the current front office is used to, as history has shown that general manager Peter Chiarelli's idea of a lengthy contract is the seven-year, $28.05 million extension the team gave to center Marc Savard in November.
Keeping in mind the team has long-term plans outside of Seguin and Wheeler, getting and keeping Kovalchuk — even if he did receive as long a deal as he got from the Devils and carried a $6 million cap hit — would have made a lot of the Bruins' other plans a lot tougher. Who knows if they would have been able to give defensemen Dennis Seidenberg and Johnny Boychuk raises before free agency hit or whether they would have waited it out in hopes of making sure they could retain Kovalchuk. Forget about devoting any time to potential extensions for Zdeno Chara and Patrice Bergeron. Maybe Tim Thomas would have been forced to be expendable in a soft deal, thus making the goaltending situation far less stable. There are dozens of other combinations of undesirable cost-cutting maneuvers the Bruins would have been forced into just to make sure they had a chance at keeping the winger.
The Bruins should be applauded for having one of the better offenses for any team in the league. They gave themselves a chance to do big things by getting the pick from Toronto, and in keeping it, they may have avoided financial strife and roster catastrophe.
|Chiarelli: 'We've got to sever cap space'
|07.15.10 at 5:42 pm ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli spoke with members of the media in a conference call on Thursday and shed light on some of the issues regarding the Bruins and their financial situation heading into the 2010-2011 season. With the signing of Gregory Campbell to a two-year deal, the Bruins would now be estimated to have around half a million dollars remaining to sign Blake Wheeler and Tyler Seguin.
Wheeler made $2.8 million and is headed for an arbitration hearing on July 27. That, in addition to the $900,000 salary Seguin will almost certainly get, would suggest the Bruins need to make some sort of move, something Chiarelli didn't deny.
"We're tight at the cap and we'll be able to put Blake in the mix and then we've got to sever cap space and we'll see where we'll go from there as it applies to the start of the year," Chiarelli said.
Chiarelli added that the team has spoken to Seguin's agent, Ian Pulver, and that the sides will "get going on that next week." The impression was that the team will ideally get a deal done for Wheeler first before moving their attention to Seguin. As for what the team might do to get under the cap, Chiarelli noted that even if the Bruins do use Marco Sturm's long-term injury status for cap relief (Chiarelli said the team doesn't expect Sturm back until mid-November), they would still have to make a move anyway to shed money before the winger returns.
With Tim Thomas trade rumors having died down a bit in recent weeks, Chiarelli said that there is "no update" on the situation and reiterated that Thomas wants to remain a Bruin and that the Bruins still want the goaltender.
As for the "secondary market" players — guys the Bruins would not put on the forefront in free agency but could potentially look to sign later in the offseason — that Chiarelli spoke about in the beginning of the offseason, which consisted of Steve Begin and Miroslav Satan, Chirarelli said that he has not "moved on from them yet."
"I really haven't dismissed anything," Chiarelli said. "I think there's still a lot left in the summer and we'll see where things go, but after we get [Wheeler] [and Seguin, he later corrected himself to include] done, we're going to be relatively quiet for the time being."
This has been a big offseason for the Bruins, and a busy one at that. Rather than sitting back and letting the selection of Seguin be the team's only major improvement, Chiarelli said early on in the offseason that the team would be active in the trade market more so than in free agency. The team then made a major trade with the Panthers, securing Nathan Horton and Campbell in exchange for Dennis Wideman and a pair of draft picks, including the 15th overall choice last month.
Still, the transaction sheet wouldn't paint the Bruins as giants in the trade market since, unless anyone thinks the Vladimir Sobotka–David Warsofsky swap was a game-changer. Despite which moves were actually completed, Chiarelli insisted he remained in the thick of trade talks.
"I was active in the market even so after [getting Horton], but nothing really happened. It's just quiet right now," Chiarelli said. "Everything's slow and I've talked to a few guys and everything is kind of grinded to a halt. I'm just kind of riding the market a bit and that's why I say we're going to be quiet for a while."
|Report: Bruins, Campbell close
|07.14.10 at 7:27 pm ET
The Boston Globe is reporting that the Bruins are close to avoiding arbitration in at least one case. Center Gregory Campbell, whom the Bruins added last month in the Nathan Horton trade with the Panthers, is inching close to signing a two-year deal, according to the report.
Kevin Paul Dupont writes that the deal is expected to bring Campbell an expected salary of between $1.1 million and $1.3 million, a raise from the $800,000 he earned last season. Should the Bruins give him such a deal, they'll have nowhere near enough to sign Blake Wheeler, whose arbitration hearing is set for July 27, and second overall pick Tyler Seguin.
Campbell scored two goals and had 15 assists last season with the Panthers. He had 32 points the season before is considered a solid penalty killer. In parts of six seasons, all with Florida (though he played in just two games in 2003-2004), Campbell has totaled 85 points in 363 games.
Comcast Sportsnet first reported that the center and Bruins were close on a deal. Campbell is the son of NHL disciplinarian Colin Campbell, who received a great deal of attention last season for taking no action against Matt Cooke for his March 7 blindside hit to the head of Marc Savard.
|Tyler Seguin's fantastic adventure
|07.10.10 at 10:13 pm ET
WILMINGTON — The initiation of Tyler Seguin couldn't have gone much better.
Fans turned out in record numbers at the team's fourth annual summer development camp to see No. 57 in a yellow pinny skate in Bruins black and gold on the ice at Ristuccia Arena. [For the record, he'll wear No. 19 when the real games begin].
He handled every media request flawlessly (see below for an example of that). He survived his first hockey test with an NHL organization. He was even matched up against the "veteran" of development camp, "Jumbo Joe" Colborne, who stands about 6-9 on skates, and handled himself with confidence and determination that showed Bruins executives like Don Sweeney that he might indeed be ready to compete for a spot on the big club this fall.
And most importantly, he made it through without any freak injuries and appears ready to get some R&R and come back in September and skate against the big boys.
"Obviously, I'm very excited," the 18-year-old Seguin beamed. "This has been my dream my whole life to get this opportunity. It's right around the corner, training camp, I'm going to come in here and work my hardest and hopefully, earn a spot."
What's the biggest lesson he's learned in one week on the job?
"Here you have to be a professional," Seguin answered. "This is a job. You're trying to take other players' jobs here and trying to get to the next level. I think it's just the adjustment of how much bigger the players are here and I think it's different than sometimes in the OHL, everyone here are 100 percent committed to their dream. It's just a little bit different than what I'm used to. It's just a whole other step."
Still, there were moments for Seguin when he was reminded that he's no longer with Plymouth of the Ontario Hockey League in junior hockey but rather in the big time. Like on Thursday when he arrived at practice and already had a little fan.
"I thought it was pretty cool a little kid saying my name," he said. "Other than that, there's no special treatment here. Everyone is treated fair. I don't think it matters if you go first round or fifth round, everyone coming in here has the same opportunity to earn their spot and that's just what I'm trying to do."
|Don Sweeney's shining moment
|at 7:39 pm ET
WILMINGTON — These are proud times for Bruins assistant general manager Don Sweeney.
All one had to do was take one look at the massive crowd that turned out at tiny Ristuccia Arena here for the final day of the team's week-long development camp for rookies and young prospects.
It was Sweeney who organized and ran the team's first such off-season camp in July, 2007. He said after Saturday's workout that the 2010 edition was another success, featuring star prospects Tyler Seguin and Joe Colborne.
"Not really comparing years here, I think we're excited about the skill set we've gone out and identified and brought in," Sweeney said. "Be it through the draft or through the acquisition side of it, I think, overall, our group should be proud and excited about the guys they've identified and brought in.
"Now, it's time for the players to continue to get better and our coaching staff, who we feel teaches the game very, very well, and our management group, to continue to push these guys all forward. That includes our workout guys, everybody. You see all of our group here, from player personnel, to scouts, you can tell how much our organization is taking care of it and that comes from Peter [Chiarelli] and filters down."
Under Sweeney, the team has brought the club's top prospects to Ristuccia in advance of the main September training camp.
"Make no mistake about it, the ultimate goal is to produce the best NHL players we can," Sweeney said. "The more we can build camaraderie and using that as an example of them understanding they have a chance to be teammates and be part of something where we hope to win.
Development camp gives the prospects the opportunity to get to know each other on and off the ice while teaching them the level of dedication and training necessary for them to reach the next stage of their careers.
"Ultimately, we're just trying to win," Sweeney said. "I hope with all my heart that these guys come in here and they grab a hold of it right from the get-go and the culture we're trying to create and the momentum we have and they continue to push that forward and I think that helps in that regard."
"We referenced earlier in the week where Joe Colborne had reached out to a number of these kids and gave them a little heads up. That's the stuff we hope each and every one [understands]. Next year, it might be somebody else that reaches out to a young draft pick and so you've created that momentum and the culture that we're hoping to continue to build going forward."
Colborne was only too happy to help.
"These guys have been coming up to me the whole camp with questions," Colborne said. "I've tried to be as welcoming as possible and make sure they all feel comfortable because I know what it feels to be a new guy coming in with no idea. So I've been up front with them, trying to give them the heads up on what the tougher parts of camp are, the things you're going to have to learn and they've all taken it in stride and improved since the start of camp."
One of the bonding activities that Colborne helped lead was a bowling outing on Thursday night.
But perhaps the biggest confirmation of Sweeney's optimism came from Colborne, who just completed his third such development camp with the B's.
"Right from Day 1, when we were doing the program with the Marines, that's all they talked about was doing that extra little bit that will be the difference between winning a Stanley Cup championship or losing in Game 7 like we did this year," the 20-year-old Colborne said.
"Obviously, you can tell the management is hungry. The guys like [David] Krejci have been back here and he's ready to get going. It's going to be a very hungry group next year and hopefully, I'll be part of it."
|B's development camp ends on record note
|at 2:13 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Judging by the crowd alone, the five-day Bruins development camp would be a rousing success. Over 1,200 fans turned out at Ristuccia Arena on Saturday as the entire seating section was filled with fans eager to get their first glimpse of top pick Tyler Seguin, along with other prospects Joe Colborne and Yuri Alexandrov.
The Bruins ran through drills and finished with an intrasquad scrimmage.
Two extra sections, normally reserved for Bruins staff and media, were opened to accommodate the overflow crowd that stretched out the door of the Wilmington practice facility.
"We had to let them into our little private area," Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli said with a proud smile. "It was great. They liked the show that was put on. They see the obvious skill out there and the depth of the guys. It's great."
Some other quick notes from Saturday's wrap up:
* Of the 27 players at camp this week, eight will return to college this fall, while the others will prepare for the upcoming training camp, which begins on the same sheet of ice in early September.
* Assistant general manager Don Sweeney is looking for a little more conditioning from talented but young Russian defenseman Yuri Alexandrov, who just turned 22.
"Obviously, there's a language barrier there and [there's] cultural differences," Sweeney said on Saturday. "Once he's on the ice, he feels most comfortable and that's a good thing. But there'll be systematic things and nuances he'll have to figure out.
"We've tried to attack that communication and tried to get better at it because there is a gap there. And the onus falls on him a little bit to understand that and immerse himself in that."
This is the second development camp for Alexandrov, who was drafted in 2009 by the Bruins and played in the professional KHL league in Russia this past winter.
"You can tell when the game starts, his positional play, his understanding and his stick positioning is very, very good," Sweeney said. "You can tell that's been taught and built into his game. When you play against bigger and stronger players, you have to develop those techniques and he's done that.
"To be honest with you, and something we're communicating with him, I didn't think he was in quite as good a shape as he was the year before so that's got to be something he'll have to attack and address between now and September to realize that he continues to push forward. I would tell all the kids that. I'm not going to single him out for any particular reason, except that the facts are what they are."
|Bruins, Stuart reach deal
|07.08.10 at 11:12 pm ET
A source confirmed to WEEI.com Thursday night that an agreement between the Bruins and restricted free agent defenseman Mark Stuart is a "done deal." The contract is a one-year, $1.675 million pact, a raise from the $1.3 million he made the past two seasons. The Boston Globe was the first to report the story.
Stuart chose against filing for arbitration because negotiations with the Bruins had been encouraging. Earlier in the day, the sides were "very close," as was told to WEEI.com. Stuart played in 56 games last season, battling a broken sternum in December and a finger injury sustained in late January. He totaled two goals, five assists and 80 penalty minutes in the campaign. A season earlier, he set a career high in points with 17.
The Bruins now have just over $1 million in cap space, according to CapGeek.com. The team still has yet to reach agreements with first-round pick Tyler Seguin and restricted free agent forwards Blake Wheeler and Gregory Campbell, the latter two of whom filed for arbitration.


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|Action & Adventure, Kids & Family, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Comedy
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|Joe Batteer, Stuart Gillard
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|Mar 19, 1993 Wide
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Poll: Should I expand my story 'A Shoulder to Cry On? I have had a few more ideas for it. Vote Now!
Author has written 23 stories for Protector of the Small Quartet, Song of the Lioness, Trickster series, Harry Potter, Beka Cooper series, and Merlin.
Nickname: Dawnfire
Website/Blog: Dawnfire Daily
Archive of Our Own (AO3): Dawnfire321
I will send an AO3 invite to anyone who asks.
My FictionPress is Dawnfire321
Something that sets me apart from other authors- Every time someone reviews one of my stories, every time someone favorites them, every time I get a new follower or someone favorites me I send them an PM giving them little tidbits of information about my stories, commenting on their profiles and letting them know they are appreciated. I can't always do it right away, but I always do. You want to know why? My readers are important to me. Nearly as much as my stories.
Age: 14
I live: In the US
Favorite Books: the Tortall Legends (Song of the Lioness, Immortals and Protector of the Small quartets, Trickster Duo, Provosts Dogs Trilogy) Harry Potter series, Divergent and Hunger Games (although haven't read the sequels yet).
Favorite TV shows: Sherlock, Merlin, Star Trek (From Original to Enterprise), Glee and My Little Ponies; Friendship is Magic (Yes, I'm a Pegasister. Problems?)
Sports: (I play) Soccer and Swimming (I follow) N/A
Hobbies: Reading, writing, the performing arts (singing, dancing and acting), photography, drawing (badly) and clothes design.
I love: Animals. Wild, domesticated; I just love animals!
Pets: A large mixed dog, named Sirius, A small Terrier mix named Ginny. A smallish calico house cat named Lillie and a dark gray and white tuxedo kitten named James. (See a theme?)
Hogwarts house: Slytherin
Divergent faction: Divergent
I am focusing more on my original work, so my fanfiction is taking a backseat. So far I've only uploaded a poem on my FictionPress, but I may be adding to that soon. I have started writing a novel that I plan on publishing professionally. I've joined Camp NaNoWriMo for the support their online programs offer. NaNoWriMo and the Young Writer's Program are run by the non-profit The Office of Letters and Light. They rely on donations. I am helping to raise funds to keep the wonderful programs they offer open. You can help me help other budding authors by donating. If you can't spare any money, an encouraging word will be just as helpful.
I Love to write fiction and poetry. I'm a little shy, although not unfriendly. I prefer to spend my time reading rather than watching TV. I don't enjoy meeting new people, but am very close to those I know.
I am homeschooled
My Writing System:
50% Procrastination
15% Visualizing and Chart Making
10% Playlist Construction and Organization
5% Staring off into space
5% Wastebasket Basketball (even though I write on the computer)
15% Writing
I'm currently working on Queen Among Tricksters
A Collection (Raising Lion Cubs) also Tortall
Dawnfireisms- Semi original Dawnfire sayings
I like my men the same way I like my tea; hot and British ;)
I'm a Slytherin. I act like I own Hogwarts... because daddy bought it for me ;)
When the boys on my Quidditch team say "Girls can't be beaters," I show them how talented girls can be when hitting balls with a bat.
It's not that I think that I am always right; I just accept that you are always wrong ;)
A guy comes up to me and says "Hey beautiful. What's your name?" My reply "Out of your league and a waste of your time."
You thought I was listening? That's cute.
Because of my confident and sometimes abrasive attitude I hear the word bitch thrown around on occasion. I just look right in whoever-thought-to-insult-me's eyes and say "I may be a bitch, but I am Queen bitch. Don't forget that."
Great minds do not think alike. Great minds think differently.
I am never late. Every one else is early.
Sanity is over rated.
I'd go to hell, but ol' Lucy filed a restraining order.
I have no inclination to call a psychic. If I ever truly need a psychic, shouldn't they be the ones calling me?
All men are born equal; all women are born better.
Sure, I'll take your offered advice. I'll just lose it though... like the birthday presents you gave me ;)
Sometimes 'All due respect' is no respect at all.
Sweet as I am, I wouldn't hurt a fly. I'll hurt you, badly too, but the fly shall remain unscathed.
I'm not procrastinating. I am merely taking a preemptive break.
I was going to come up with brilliant reason for why I did not do the work I was assigned, but I was to busy procrastinating to think up an excuse.
I'll start adding some of my favorite quotes tomorrow. (Three months later...)
I'll do it tomorrow.
Mitt Romney isn't evil; just stupid... and evil.
I'm just high on life; or I'm to far gone to remember what I took.
I can only describe this experience with: adjectives.
We are all just a little crazy. It is those who refuse to accept and embrace their crazy that are truly insane.
More Quotes to come!
HP- Lily/Severus, Remus/Sirius, Rowena/Salazar, Harry/Draco, Draco/Ginny, Ron/Hermione (It isn't that I like them together, I just don't like any other pairings for these two), Lily Luna/Scorpius, Ginny/Luna, Fred/Katie, Neville/Luna, Dean/Luna, Seamus/Dean, Albus/Gellert, Bloody Baron/Grey Lady
Tortall- Alanna/George, Alanna/Jon, onesided Gary/Raoul, Raoul/Buri, Thayet/Alanna, Daine/Kaddar, Miri/Dom, Kel/pretty much everyone, Lerant/Thayine, Alan/Jasson, Aly/Taybur, Aly/Kyprioth, Aly/Nawat, Thom/Lianne, Elenna/Evin, Ochobai/Rikash, Beka/Rosto,
Divergent- Tris/Four, Tris/Christina, Christina/Caleb
I've covered the two most important fandoms (for me, at least.) I'll put up more at some hazy future date.
Future Fan Fictions- The following are a few ideas I have floating around in my head, that I may get to sometime in the near future. They aren't listed in order, and the names/summaries aren't finalized. Feel free to let me know which ones you'd want to read, It'll get them higher up on my 'To Write List'. ;)
Knight in Shining Armor; Alanna-Thayet: Every women dreams of her Knight in Shining Armor, but Thayet's wasn't who they were supposed to be.
Not In Love; Beka-Rosto: Is Rosto's flirty game really just a game? He has always been a ladies man, so how will he react when he can't get over the one girl that refused him?
Fire; Alanna-Jon: What if Jon had chosen Alanna rather then Thayet to be his queen? Their love had already burned out and where there once was fire, they are left with only embers. Can they rekindle their fire, or will they really make a mess of things? (I was originally going to call this the obvious "A Mess of Things" but figured that if I am going to write an over used plot I shouldn't give it the over used title!)
Love and Duty; Dove-Jasson(of Conte): Jasson is a very shy, quiet boy much like his older brother, Roald. Dove is an intelligent, vivacious girl who gained her crown much to early in life. Theirs was meant to be a marriage of convenience to unite two great nations. But really there was nothing convenient about their union at all.
As yet unnamed; Cleon-Ermelian: He looked at the girl he was about to marry, a girl he barely knew. She was stunning in her wedding dress, but he saw uncertainty and fear in her eyes. Did she see how much he wished it was someone else that he was standing up here with? He slid the ring on to her finger; a ring that symbolized love. But Cleon of Kennan did not love this timid girl.
As yet unnamed; Marauder's: From Snape's and James's point of view. During their life at Hogwarts they had only one thing in common: love for Lily Evans.
Not so Bright Future Chronicles, Book One: Light before Darkness; Lily Luna -Scorpius: Lily gets sorted into Slytherin and meets Scorpius, who is her older brother's rival and best friend. He has his own brand of quiet leadership that draws Lily closer to him. While Lily tries to sort out her love life, students begin to disappear from the school, including Lily's cousin and best friend Hugo.
Not so Bright Future Chronicles, Book Two: Unexpected Hero; Scorpius- The wizarding world did not get long to rest before a new evil threatened the peace. While the world is screaming for Harry to take on the evil witch behind it all, an unexpected hero rises. Will he and his friends be enough to save the wizarding race?
Not so Bright Future Chronicles, Prequel: Beginnings; Other Character: Olivia is a muggle born witch who is thrust into the wizarding world shortly after the war. The entire school is shocked when she becomes the first muggleborn Slythern in recorded history. The entire magical community is under the belief that Slytherin=Death Eater, while the Slytherins are still extremely prejudiced against muggleborns. Facing hatred and bigotry from all sides, Olivia vows to gain revenge against the world that wronged her.
As yet unnamed; Petra: Growing up as one of few girls in battle school was hard. Of course it was hard. The teachers looked down on you and you comrades never gave you enough respect. Commander's singled you out from the army. We've all heard Ender's story; it's time we heard Petra's.
Puck's Monologue-A midsummer night's dream
If we shadows have offended,
Think but this, and all is mended,
That you have but slumbered
Whilst these visions did appear.
And this weak and idle theme,
No more yielding than a dream,
Gentles, do not reprehend.
If you do pardon, we will mend.
And, as I am an honest Puck,
If we have unearned luck
Now to scrape the serpent's tongue,
We will make amends ere long:
Else the Puck a liar call.
So, good night unto you all.
Give me your hands, if we be friends,
And Robin shall restore amends.
Shylock's Monologue Merchant of Venice
A pound of flesh to bait fish withal: if it will feed nothing else it will feed my revenge. He hath disgraced me and hindered me half a million, laughed at my losses, mocked at my gains, scorned my nation, thwarted my bargains, cooled my friends, heated mine enemies; and what's his reason? I am a Jew. Hath not a Jew eyes? hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions? fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases, healed by the same means, warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer, as a Christian is? If you prick us, do we not bleed? if you tickle us, do we not laugh? if you poison us, do we not die? and if you wrong us, shall we not revenge? If we are like you in the rest, we will resemble you in that. If a Jew wrong a Christian, what is his humility? Revenge! If a Christian wrong a Jew, what should his sufferance be by Christian example? Why, revenge! The villainy you teach me I will execute, and it shall go hard but I will better the instruction.
Cassandra's Rant- Irony, the one act play
No, I am not enjoying the party. Behold poor souls! The fates turn backwards on themselves. There is danger looming ahead. I can see our bleak future. I am doomed to know all of the catastrophes that will befall us, yet no one believes me. Therefore, hark, Paris, Prince of Troy. All is twisted and sour -- and I am not just talking about the fruit punch. Can you not see all of the signs? They are all around us, even as we celebrate. Look there, Hercules the strongest man in the world can break anything, but he cannot break dance. And look here, Hades is the Lord of the Dead, yet he's the life of the party. Sisyphus refuses to rock and roll. Prometheus the Titan gave us the gift of fire, but he's banned smoking. Ares has made peace with the fact that his brother Apollo isn't very bright. Narcissus broke up with himself. Orpheus only speaks the truth, but he plays a lyre. Dionysus is sober but Icarus is high, Poseidon is sloshed and Medusa just got stoned. Atlas is on top of the world. Athena is proud of her humility, and Hermes thinks that hubris belongs on pita bread. Zeus knows everything except how to spell the word omniscient, and Thor -- What the hell is Thor doing here? Midas has the Golden Touch but thanks to Aphrodite he also has a touch of herpes. Medea is offering advice on parenting. Antigone is agreeable. An audience smart enough to understand these jokes is too intelligent to be amused by them. And Oedipus' date looks old enough to be his mother! And what do all these foreboding signs forebode? We are all doomed to die. The Greeks are preparing an attack. They will lay siege to this city and destroy this city and everyone within these walls shall perish by flame and arrow and sword. Oh, and you're out of napkins.


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Either way, Allen doesn't really see it as a victory for JCC Watch. "This is not just about a parade," he says."What we're concerned about is these groups that are beyond the pale, covering themselves up in the Jewish community like they're just normal. They want it to be an acceptable Jewish position to boycott the state of Israel."
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STI policy formulation: an Overview
UNESCO assists its Member States in formulating their STI policies, strategies and plans as well as in the reform of their science systems, by bringing to light policy options for the governance of science systems in new contexts and supporting participatory policy formulation and/or reviews to improve science management at the national level. This is done by means of the provision of guidelines and methodologies, technical advice and guidance on formulation, implementation and monitoring, together with a review of policies and plans concerning national S&T activities.
Since 2004, UNESCO has been helping Nigeria and the Republic of Congo to reform their science systems, at the government's request. UNESCO has also been accompanying the United Republic of Tanzania in the reform of its science system since 2008. Tanzania is one of eight pilot countries for the One UN initiative launched in 2007 within a broader reform to improve co-ordination among UN agencies.
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Save draft-button does not set post status to draft when post has no title or content.
Also "save_post" action is not called, making plugins like mine (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-fields/) unable to save it's values.
But some things get saved: if you fill in custom fields or featured image, these are saved. Tags and categories, however, are not saved.
So if you fill in custom fields and then save, there are no way to get these back if you leave the edit page (unless accssing the db directly, of course). That can be confusing for users and they may feel that they have lost their content.
Finally, if clicking "save draft" or "publish" you get a message saying "Page published/updated. View page." but that link leads to a page not found error.
Expected result: if I click "save draft" or "publish" I except the post to change from auto-draft to draft. As a user I have made the choice to save the post, and it should not matter that I haven't entered a title or content. This can be the case when I have a template that supports some special case of page where for example only the featured image is shown.
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DeVoe's Drive-Thru at 4736 E. Main St. has been an established business for the past 30 yrs. Approx. 2,811 sq ft, it is in a very favorable hi-traffic location close to freeway I-70 and 1-270. With a loyal following, it also serves the adjacent Mexican restaurant and grocery customers. This is a clean turnkey operation which allows 3-4 cars in the bay. They also sell lottery tickets, tobacco products, soft drinks, chips, candy, propane and bags of ice. This operation would be ideal for an owner/operator or as a family-run business. Their hrs. of operation are M-Sun. from 10:30 a.m. to midnight and weekends till 1:00 a.m. Price to sell at $350,000 plus inventory. Sales in excess of $1.1M. The lease expires on 12/31/19
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Melville, NY—Premier Foods, one of the largest food producers in the United Kingdom, has sold several of its packaged grocery brands to The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. The brands acquired, all belonging to the Histon Sweet Spreads business, are home to such products as peanut butter, honey, jams, fruit, jelly, marmalade and chocolate. The Histon manufacturing facility in Cambridgeshire, UK was also included in the transaction.
New data paint a picture of non-GMO as a sales trend to stay on top of. Non-GMO Project Verified products have racked up $2.4 billion in sales in the last 52 weeks, for an increase of 66% over last year, according to SPINS. With California Prop 37 to label GMOs in the headlines and increased participation by retailers in Non-GMO Month in October, consumer awareness is at an all-time high.
The state of the environment concerns many people for selfish reasons. It's not just the environment's health that warrants attention, but also the way an unhealthy environment can affect our wellbeing. A new United Nations (UN) educational tool helps map out how climate change can and will impact human health. From flooding to malaria to scorching hot days, the effects are varied and dramatic.
Morristown, NJ--A big deal is in the works between Bayer HealthCare, based here, and Schiff Nutrition of Salt Lake City, UT, according to a joint press statement. Bayer is intending to purchase the large vitamin company for $1.2 billion by the end of the year.
Los Angeles, CA—According to a new poll out today (Oct. 25, 2012) in the Los Angeles Times, the Proposition 37 mandate to label genetically engineered foods faces a dead heat among California voters leading into Election Day.
Portland, OR—Lisa Sedlar has left her position as president and CEO of the successful New Seasons Market retail chain. Sedlar, who joined New Seasons in 2005 and led the chain in a strong period of growth, now plans to launch her own chain of healthy convenience stores that will sell fresh food, bakery items, deli/cheese products, locally sourced goods, grab-and-go items and other grocery products.
Washington, D.C.—Most Americans (68%) take dietary supplements and 85% are confident in their safety, quality and efficacy, according to the 2012 Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) Consumer Survey on Dietary Supplements.
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[TORONTO,Canada, Feb 18, 2014] A protein that has been known until recently as part of a complex communications network within the cell also plays a direct role in regulating sugar metabolism, according to a new study published on-line in the journal Science Signaling (February 18, 2014).
Cell growth and metabolism are tightly controlled processes in our cells. When these functions are disturbed, diseases such as cancer and diabetes occur. Mohamed Soliman, a PhD candidate at the Lunenfeld Tanenbaum Research Institute at Mount Sinai Hospital, found a unique role for the p66Shc adaptor protein in regulating glucose metabolism and cell growth. This report could lay the foundation for future studies to target adaptor proteins in cancer and diabetes therapy.
Proteins are functional units of cells that assemble in a precise manner to control cellular processes. Specifically, adapter proteins act as linkers or switches to fine tune cellular functions. Soliman and colleagues became interested in p66Shc adaptor protein after reading that mice deficient in it have a greatly increased lifespan and show no signs of cancer. p66Shc mice also have better glucose tolerance and are resistance to the development of obesity and diabetes. These findings prompted Soliman to take novel approaches to elucidate the mechanism to explain these findings. Briefly, Soliman explains "we found when silencing the adaptor p66Shc in cells, enhances not only glucose metabolism, but also the metabolism of and molecules involved in the making the cells building blocks, resulting in overall increased cell growth."
Thus, p66Shc may have evolved to be a switch that responds to nutrient availability. This role of p66Shc as a sensor of energy levels appears to be unique to higher level organisms explains Soliman's mentor Dr. Jim Dennis "the gene responsible for p66Shc protein expression is relatively new by evolution standards, as it is not seen in species
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Anyone gone from Cambridge to exante how did the losses compare and r the shakes similar.
Anyone gone from Cambridge to exante how did the losses compare and r the shakes similar.
I'd say they're roughly similar. I like the taste of Exante more. Exante has more calories in three packs (200 per pack - 600 per day) and a few more carbs but losses are comparable and Exante is much cheaper. I like it a lot x
Berry hun I started on Exante before I did CWP there lovely shakes and so much cheaper. Weight loss is the same honestly. Take advantage of their offers there amazing.
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That's the thing - avoiding boredom. Sooner or later we start to feel meh at the same flavours. I love the exante bars - they're yummy. I love the chocolate pudding, too x
Hey berry, it's really interesting how everyone's taste buds differ!
I've moved from Cambridge to exante. Only on my 3rd proper day but have tried the exante products for the past week. Although there is a lot more variety compared to Cambridge, I can't stomach most of the products. Either too salty or too sweet.
On Cambridge the bars were delicious but maybe that's just me.
I'm hoping the results are the same as cwp but from other posts I see they are very similar in results.
The gooey chocolate pudding, peanut bar, hazelnut shake and creamy coconut shake on exante are my favourites so far!
Price wise exante are amazing. And as Honey-J has said, take advantage of the offers!
I think overall, as an average, that Cambridge has nicer/tastier products.
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I was aware of the lost reach when going to FX, but on bright sunny spring days I'd thought I'd use the D2X. So, after 1 year with the D700 and the D2X collecting dust, I got it my trusty D2X out. I was surprised that I'd forgotten about the good reach the DX format offers. Also, I realised that the D2X sensor is superior at ISO100. However, the viewfinder, noise properties, AF, frames/sec etc. are all better on the D700/D3.
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Historic Preservation Jobs & Internships
An ongoing study of professional career openings in historic preservation in the U.S. has been conducted by Assoc. Prof. Thomas Visser, director of the University of Vermont Historic Preservation Program. A special report on this study was published in Preservation Education Research journal. His findings also have been presented at preservation conferences in the United States and Canada.
The study has shown that professional historic preservation career opportunities in the commercial sector have included jobs with cultural resource management consultants, contracting and development companies, and architectural firms. In the government sector, positions at the federal level included those with the National Park Service and various federal agencies; at state levels with state historic preservation offices (SHPOs), state transportation departments and other state agencies; and at local levels with municipal planning departments and preservation commissions. Historic preservation positions with non-profit organizations included openings with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, with statewide and local preservation advocacy organizations, with community development and main street organizations, and with historical societies and historic sites. In the education sector, a small number of preservation-related positions have been offered for faculty openings, for contract-based research, and for administration and planning jobs.
The following chart shows annual trends of preservation job openings posted on PreserveNet, tracked by economic sector (commercial businesses; governmental offices; non-profit organizations; and academic institutions). Although PreserveNet has been one of the most active historic preservation job listing services in the U.S., as a student-staffed service, its process for gathering and posting job announcements may have varied through this period.
Samples of historic preservation job postings are listed below to provide an overview of career opportunities and employer expectations in the historic preservation field. For more information on current listings, please contact the organizations or businesses listed in the announcements directly. Old postings are also provided here for general reference, even though these openings may have been filled.
May 30, 2015
Project Reviews Manager
State Historic Preservation Office
Ohio History Connection
Full Time
Pay Grade 8 ($3630-$3813/month)
Nature of Work
Assess the effects of federally, state, and locally assisted projects to historic properties, pursuant to Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act and Section 149.53 of Ohio Revised Code; advise and educate agency staff and others about the Section 106 review process; and maintain computer and paper records.
Illustrative Examples of Work
Analyze project documentation to determine the eligibility of historic properties for listing in the National Register of Historic Places and to provide comments and recommendations for the purpose of surveying and identifying historic properties. Review surveys, data recovery plans, maps, drawings, photos, and other technical documentation in order to assess effects of projects to historic properties. Synthesize review results and clearly communicate the outcome in writing, meetings, and other communication media. Make site visits to evaluate effects of proposed projects on historic properties. Negotiate agreements to avoid or mitigate adverse effects to historic properties. Review and comment on federal and state regulations. Review state and local projects to assess impacts to historic properties. Create and provide education and assistance to federal, state, and local agencies, individuals, companies, and organizations, including workshops and conference sessions.
Essential Knowledge, Abilities, and Skills
Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with a wide range of preservation constituents in both the public and private sectors. Basic mathematical skills with the ability to apply mathematical concepts to practical situations. Ability to use Microsoft Office software or the equivalent, including spreadsheet, database, and word processing applications. Ability to use Windows and Windows-based PCs and peripherals. Ability to implement, plan, and critically evaluate research. Ability to review, understand, and interpret a variety of technical data, such as engineering drawings and specifications, primary and secondary research sources, and maps. Ability to use Geographic Information System software.
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Requires prolonged sitting, frequent standing, and bending, stooping, and occasional lifting up to 25 pounds. Requires normal range of eyesight, hearing, and manual dexterity sufficient to operate keyboard, telephone, photocopier and other office equipment.
Typical Working Conditions
Normal office environment. Occasional evening or weekend work. Work may be stressful at times. Requires ability to travel, sometimes with overnight stays. Work may involve attendance at public meetings and site visits, as well as occasional archaeological investigation and monitoring.
Meets professional qualification standards in 36 CFR 61, Appendix A, in history, architectural history, architecture, historic architecture, or its equivalent in education and experience. Four years of work experience in a professional capacity in the relevant discipline preferred. Familiarity with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Archaeology and Historic Preservation, as well as other federal historic preservation laws, regulations, and guidelines.
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To apply, visit http://www.ohiohistory.org/about-us/jobs for Ohio History Connection employment application. Submit application, cover letter, resume and three professional references with contact information to email@example.com or mail to:
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800 E. 17th Avenue
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Resident Applications for FALL 2015
- Residents at St Anselm's worship, live, serve, and study together in Christian community.
- St. Anselm's Episcopal Chapel Center is a unique Christian community of CURRENTLY ENROLLED USF students who are focused on mission, service, and intentional living on the campus.
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Best Ear Thermometer – A Look at the Top 3
As а parent Ι know how scary it can be when your child is running a high fever. You are constantly assessing their temperature to make sure it doesn't get too high. I've bought several thermometers over the years for our kids and some are better than others. Taking a kid's temperature, especially if they are little ones who are tired and cranky is not easy.
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|Originally shown on the television series Cosmos on PBS.
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[Volume] X : Cultural myths of human creation lead to an early history of the universe, introducing the Big Bang theory. Computer animation explains galactic formation and dynamics and a demonstration of the Doppler effect provides an understanding of the red shift of light waves. Dr. Sagan visits India to show how the Hindus seem to have arrived at conclusions approximating modern scientific cosmology, the possibility of an oscillating universe. Radio astronomy--the VLA in New Mexico--is seen as one of the new advances in technology which will contribute to further understanding of the cosmos. [Volume] XI : Discusses the brain, its functions, brain size and environment, and the physiological synoptic response which enables humans to think. Shows how communication is translated from the "libraires" of the genes and the brain. Discusses DNA in whales and humans, and the study of communication among whales.
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Charming little b&b in the main tourist strip in Noto. Truely fantastic service, the owner was remarkably helpful and very tolerant of my inability to speak italian. Food from the bar across the road as breakfast is very tasty. Strongly recommended!
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