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We strongly encourage you to make reservations soon as most of Butler County's hotels, B&Bs and campgrounds sell out quickly. Below are hotels that are offering special rates for the Jeep Festival weekend. See all Butler County hotels, B&Bs and campgrounds at the Butler County Tourism website. The Pittsburgh Marriott North is even offering a discounted rate if you purchase any Festival Package when you register your Jeep. A special discount code will be provided in your confirmation email after you complete your Festival registration.
Cooper's Lake Campground will be accepting reservations on December 1, 2014 if you would like to stay on-site. You can select and book your campsite here. They have a very limited number of electric hook up sites available. Only reservations made at www.cooperslake.com are valid. Third-party reservations are NOT accepted.
There is so much to see and do in Butler County so plan to arrive early or stay a few days after the Festival. Our businesses and organizations are anxious to welcome you to Butler County. To learn more, visit the Butler County Tourism website.
Candlewood Suites, Cranberry Twp.
Rate: $119. Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
Cranberry Township's new Candlewood Suites is conveniently located at the intersections of I-79 and the PA Turnpike, off of Route 19. Business and leisure travelers alike can enjoy the 24-hour fitness center, free parking and free laundry facilities. Rooms are furnished for comfort and daily living. The suites have plenty of space for relaxing, entertaining or meeting with colleagues.
(724) 591-8666 - 20036 U.S. 19, Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 - Website
Days Inn, Butler
Rate: $99. Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
As the only full service hotel in Butler, the Butler Days Inn Conference Center's superior location and modern facilities combine to make it the perfect lodging choice. Our entire team at the Butler Days Inn is committed to making your stay a wonderful experience, whether you are here on business or seeing the sites of Pennsylvania. With 140 sleeping rooms, 4 ballrooms and meeting rooms we can accommodate all types of events and groups. Come stay with us and see what a difference our "Days" make in your travels.
(724) 287-6761 - 139 Pittsburgh Rd, Butler, PA 16001 - Website
Fairfield Inn & Suites, Butler
Rate: $125. Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
At Fairfield Inn & Suites you can count on a friendly welcome, a clean and comfortable room or suite, great features, amenities and services that will make you want to return. And we'll help you get started each day with a free deluxe continental breakfast and relax in our indoor pool.
724-283-0009 - 200 Fairfield Lane, Butler, PA 16001 - Website
Fairfield Inn & Suites, Cranberry
Rate: $99+tax. Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
The Fairfield Inn by Marriott Cranberry Township is the place to stay while in the Pittsburgh area. The Fairfield Inn Cranberry Township is just 25 minutes from beautiful downtown Pittsburgh. While in town guest's can catch a ballgame at PNC Park or visit the Carnegie Science Center. Whether traveling for business of pleasure the Fairfield Inn by Marriott Cranberry Township offers something for everyone.
724-772-0600 - 30 St. Francis Way, Cranberry Township, PA 16066 - Website
Hilton Garden Inn, Cranberry Twp.
Rate: $119. Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
Indulge in a delicious meal at the Great American Grill® restaurant. Enjoy a cooked-to-order breakfast in the morning, sample from the a la carte menu or enjoy evening room service. Maintain your fitness routine in the complimentary fitness center or grab a Stay Fit Kit® and work out in the comfort of your guest room. Catch up with work in our 24-hour business center or simply unwind in a contemporary guest room with complimentary high speed internet access, 37-inch flat screen HDTV, mini-refrigerator and microwave.
724-779-9999 - 200 Longtree Way, Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 - Website
Holiday Inn Express, Butler
Rate: $199. Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
The largest and most up to date rooms in the county. Our hotel's well-appointed rooms come with outstanding amenities, such as free high-speed Internet access, a flat screen high-definition TV and a microwave refrigerator for your convenience. Select rooms even have the additional perk of a sleeper sofa.
724-841-0103 - 203 N. Duffy Road, Butler, PA 16001 - Website
Holiday Inn Express, Cranberry
Rate: $99. Tell Them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
The Holiday Inn Express is a two-story hotel situated conveniently at the crossroads of Interstate 76 and Interstate 79. Only 20 miles from downtown Pittsburgh, and being within minutes of dozens of restaurants, shopping and entertainment options, the Holiday Inn Express is an excellent choice for you and your family.
724-772-1000 - 20003 Route 19, Cranberry Township, PA 16066 - Website
Home2 Suites, Cranberry
Rate: $129. Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
Home2 Suites provides spacious and stylish suites while our community space offers guests a friendly and causal environment in which to work or play. At each hotel, you'll find services and amenities that emphasize convenience and customization which includes our multi-functional lobby, the Oasis, saline swimming pool, integrated laundry and exercise facility, patio grills walking path and more!
724-742-3800 - 1401 Cranberry Woods Drive, Cranberry, PA 16066 - Website
Pittsburgh Marriott North, Cranberry Twp.
Rate: $109.95 Tell them you're attending the Jeep Festival.
Festival Package Rate: $99.95. Get this rate when you purchase the Festival Package during online Jeep registration.
Located at the intersection of I-79 and Route 228, the new Pittsburgh Marriott North offers an upscale design in a premium location. Enjoy one of our well-designed guest rooms, indoor pool, fitness center, River City Grille, and event facilities. Experience outstanding service and incredible surroundings at Pittsburgh Marriott North.
800-228-9290 - 100 Cranberry Woods Drive, Cranberry Township, PA 16066 - Website
For more lodging options please visit the Butler County Tourism website.


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Well you were talking about eviction before, and asking why they had not been evicted if their behaviour was bad and indeed if they were being rewarded with a new house.
Only because of the comment(s) that had been made in the post I was replying to.
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I don't think the council have any real choice, they have to house them so eviction isn't much of an option for a family of 13. We need to look forward to how taxpayers will not be encouraging such large families in the future, for example by limited benefits for children and housing benefits.
I don't think councils can do anything either provided the children are being well cared for and are not being neglected so obviously she is a good mother. For some reason the media seem to have a vendetta against her. But will limiting benefits stop people having babies and what happens if it doesn't and more children have to be taken into care at an even greater cost. What will the tax payer think about that ?
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She has a partner who is an unemployed lorry driver I believe.
Well obviously she's had a partner or partners at sometime so why is she the only one getting any blame, surely the father/fathers are just as responsible for the children's up bringing as the mother.
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The Jupiter Effect
The Jupiter Effect was a best-selling book by John Gribbin, Ph.D., and Stephen Plagemann, published in 1974, which predicted that an alignment of the planets of the Solar System would create a number of catastrophes, including a great earthquake on the San Andreas Fault, on March 10, 1982.[1] The predicted catastrophes did not occur.
Astronomers had long been aware that there would be an alignment of the planets on that date, when Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto would be on the same side of the Sun, within an arc 95 degrees wide. But no effect could be expected as the gravitational effect of the other planets on the Earth's crust is minimal even at their closest approach. In this book, the authors sought to partially sidestep these objections by considering the effect of the alignment on the Sun, and hence on the solar wind, which in turn is known to affect weather on the Earth. Atmospheric conditions on the Earth can alter the speed of its rotation. The effect on the Sun would also be quite small, however, and in fact there had been an even closer alignment in the year 1128 without any incident.[2]
There was some influence by the planets mentioned above, with the high tides calculated as being about 40 micrometers higher than normal.[3] In April 1982, Gribbin and Plagemann published a lesser-selling book, The Jupiter Effect Reconsidered.[1] In it they theorized that the effect had actually taken place in 1980, despite the lack of planetary alignment then, and that had triggered the volcanic eruption of Mount St. Helens.
In his book, The Little Book of Science (pub. 1999), Dr. Gribbin admitted about his "Jupiter Effect" theory "...I don't like it, and I'm sorry I ever had anything to do with it."
- ^ a b "Ten Notable Apocalypses That (Obviously) Didn't Happen". Smithsonian magazine. November 12, 2009. Retrieved 2009-11-14.
In 1974, John Gribbin and Stephen Plagemann wrote a best-selling book, The Jupiter Effect, warning that in March 1982, an alignment of the major planets on the same side of the Sun would trigger a series of cosmic events - culminating in an earthquake along the San Andreas Fault that would wipe out Los Angeles. ... One year after the non-doomsday event, Gribbin and Plagemann published The Jupiter Effect Reconsidered. It was also a best-seller.
- ^ Facts on File 1982 Yearbook
- ^ "Jupiter Effect Only For Partygoers," Elyria Chronicle-Telegram, March 11, 1982
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I love modern conveniences. Here's a cleverly designed train station that offers passenger boarding on two separate levels. In the above photograph, it appears many passengers disembarked on the sidewalk, where taxi cabs and other motorcars awaited.
A festive middle finger for my Christmas tree!
I love the internet. Life has become so much better with it. The coolest stuff ever imagined can be easily found and delivered to your front door with only a few clicks. It's so convenient!
Take for example this festive middle finger Christmas tree ornament. It would look great among the angels, chains of popcorn and holiday candles. I'm going to get one! It should be here in a few days, just in time to impress my dear mother-in-law!
Merry Christmas!
Rude giraffe sticks tongue out at my aunt.
Thank goodness for the invention of cell phones. Now everybody can capture life's precious moments with a quick flick of the finger.
My Aunt Bessie was scandalized when an otherwise polite giraffe stuck its long tongue out with sincere derision. The beast craned its neck for a really good look at my horrified relative. Then out came its mocking blue tongue.
I've been tempted to do something similar. But, alas, I'm a more civilized creature. All I can do is frame the wonderful photo and place it on the desk in my cubicle.
Colossus of Rhodes penis inspired the giant dildo.
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A little known historical fact is that the modern dildo evolved from phallus-shaped sex devices which were inspired by the famous genitalia of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World: the Colossus of Rhodes.
The Colossus of Rhodes, a massive representation of the Greek sun god Helios, was a statue that measured 98 feet high and had a penis that at full extension would be an astounding 8 feet long. Ancient ships passing beneath the legs of this enormous statue, which stood astride the harbor entrance of Rhodes, contained seamen who were awed by the sheer size of the sculpted manhood dangling high above their heads. Naturally, penis envy urged the duplication…
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Local television news yesterday included reports of a woman stuck in a laundromat washing machine for nearly 32 hours. The woman, Bethany Chelker of South Boston, became trapped in the machine the day before while trying to extract a small article of clothing.
Bethany explained that hundreds of bystanders refused to provide her with help. A number of onlookers even made nasty jokes. "I can't believe how rude some people are," she said.
City workers finally managed to extract the unfortunate victim, and transported her to a nearby hospital for observation.
Elmer's rather unusual flight jacket.
I spotted dear Uncle Elmer out this weekend enjoying himself. The cool Autumn evening was perfect for a romp. He donned his flight jacket and bounded about as the full moon rose.
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Do We Really Need Warning Pictures On Cigarettes?
Is there a person on this earth that doesn't know the effects of cigarette smoking? Read more after the jump.
Lubbock Is A Town Without An Identity
What happens when you have no identity? People come up with one and it's usually not very flattering. That's why some people refer to Lubbock as "Dirt City". Read more after the break.
The Most Racist Political Ad I Have Ever Seen [VIDEO]
There's always been a lot of vitriol in politics, most of it undeserved. It seems, however, that there are some people that just want to take it further, no matter the damage it does.
It's Official… Weiner Pulls Out [VIDEO]
I'm sure you've all heard about Congressman Anthony Weiner and his accidental Tweet of his man parts to a college student.
Jon Stewart Slices Hand While Spoofing Buddy Anthony Weiner [VIDEO]
Jon Stewart and Anthony Weiner have been friends long before either man became famous. Which is why the past week must have been difficult for Stewart, as his duty as a political satirist has demanded that he relentlessly mock his old buddy.
Some have argued that Stewart has been derelict in that duty. For that, Stewart apologized in a mock 'Daily Show' press conference Tuesday night, which spoofed the press conference Weiner held Monday, in which the Congressman acknowledged and apologized for sending suggestive pictures to various female Internet friends.
Fox News Broadcasts Photo of Tina Fey While Discussing Sarah Palin [VIDEO]
It appears as if Tina Fey's well-known impression of Sarah Palin is still confusing people.
During a segment on the upcoming presidential election on Fox News last weekend, the cable channel mistakenly aired a still picture of the '30 Rock' star doing her Palin impression while the anchor discussed the former Alaska governor.
Rep. Anthony Weiner Admits to Twitter Photo Scandal, Will Not Resign [VIDEO]
A tearful Anthony Weiner held a press conference Monday afternoon in New York to address rumors that he had sent a revealing photo of himself to a young woman on his Twitter account.
The disgraced congressman, who previously told reporters that his Twitter had been hacked, admitted he had accidentally sent the photo, adding he was "deeply sorry" and that he takes "full responsibility" for his actions.
Lubbock Is A Great Place To Live
I was going to get a back tattoo that said "Broken" (I'd just suffered a very tragic loss). I then thought about the psychological weight of having a negative word to carry around...
Budget Cuts To Hit Texas Tech
We in the general public don't like the concept of different revenue streams, especially when one is cutting while the other is spending. More after the jump.
Why I Think Cars Should Not Be Legalized
These days all the things that are harmful to you are being legislated away. Personal freedoms are being taken away in the name of "protecting" you (I blame insurance companies even more than the government). Lately I've been obsessed with the idea, "what if cars were invented today?". Read my thoughts after the jump.
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Rollsbridge, Gillingham
A local green space with riverside benches if you wish to stop and appreciate this tranquil site.
Patches of scrub and trees add variety to this riverside grassland along the River Stour. The site is ideal for the Water Vole, an increasingly rare mammal that still flourishes in Gillingham's waterways. They can be quite tame and with patience you may be lucky enough to see one.
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Off the B3095, Le Neubourg Way, in Gillingham. Turn off onto Cemetery Road, which turns into Rolls Bridge Lane, then Rolls Bridge Way. The site is beside the road, on the River Stour.
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New Rochelle N.Y., looking at decreased revenue and increased costs, like many US towns is strapped for cash. Being responsible to its citizens and recognizing that they have limited funds, in their 2012 budget New Rochelle eliminated some of their towns holiday celebrations including their Fourth of July Fireworks, their Memorial Day and Thanksgiving Parades. Although these civic events are very important they took the responsible action.Read more »
This is an amazing article for us anti-government people to get behind. If you're an atheist I think you will still greatly appreciate it, but just ignore the Jewish stuff, this article is targeted to a Jewish audience.
The key point is that these folks used voluntarist means to fight child slavery and provide an education to the unwashed masses without the use of government. I'm sure you'll appreciate it.Read more »
In a blog we wrote last week, we told you of what happened in the Singleterry household. We told you that Joe didn't have enough money to buy another computer or pay for Internet service. We also told you that Joe did not have enough money to afford an alarm service for his low income apartment.
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Two men, 28 and 29, have been detained by police in central Sweden after reaching a mutual agreement to slash each other with knives. The men were found bloodied and in a state of distress at an apartment block in Kungsör, 130 kilometres west of Stockholm, on Saturday afternoon. The pair had been sitting watching films together when they got the idea to start cutting each other up with knives, local newspaper Vestmanlands Läns Tidning (VLT) reports. (This is Sweden with universal healthcare.)Read more »
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It's Iceman all alone against the maniacal might of Magneto! The X-Men's most devious foe has escaped the alien Stranger and returned to wreak his vengeance on Charles Xavier's young wards. Alas, not even the combined strength of Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Angel, Beast, and Professor X can stop the mad mutant, as they soon find themselves floating helplessly into the substratosphere. Only Iceman stands between Magneto and the destruction of humanity, and Bobby just got out of the hospital! Can the X-Men's youngest member put a stop to the Master of Magnetism's plans or will he melt under the pressure?
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Prosecutor Opens Second Inquiry into Christie Ally
Monday, March 10, 2014
Gov. Christie and Gov. Cuomo are standing by David Samson, but now federal prosecutors are looking into his mix of Port Authority leadership and private business.
New York Fines Peer Ride-Sharing Service
Monday, March 10, 2014
New York's governor is cracking down on RelayRides, a peer-to-peer car sharing service that has become popular among younger, mostly urban residents.
Six Ways the Christie Administration Blocked Reform at the Port Authority
Monday, March 10, 2014
Early in his first term, Gov. Christie promised to shine a light on the authorities and commissions he said were New Jersey's "shadow government." But when it came to the bi-state agency that brings in billions of dollars a year, it was more of a shadow reform.
This Week in Politics: Slugging It Out in Albany
Saturday, March 08, 2014
Cuomo and de Blasio slug it out in Albany over who cares more about education.
This Week in Politics: Is Christie Getting his Mojo Back?
Saturday, March 01, 2014
This Week in Politics: Christie's up, and De Blasio gets his first major bill passed.
Christie Still Backs Port Authority Chair
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Despite apparent conflicts, Christie "strongly, firmly" backs Port Authority Chair.
New Bridgegate Emails: More Planning, More Cover-Up, More Jokes About 'Traffic Problems'
Thursday, February 27, 2014
A new set of uncensored documents shows two key Bridgegate figures joked about causing traffic problems for a Middlesex County rabbi three weeks before the shutdown of access lanes to the George Washington Bridge.
Christie's Sandy Recovery Problem
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Andrea Bernstein, senior editor for Politics and Policy at WNYC, explains why Chris Christie is sticking by Port Authority chair David Samson, and Matt Katz, New Jersey Public Radio and WNYC reporter, explains how the slow distribution of Sandy aid money is dogging Chris Christie's reputation and further damaging his chances to be the GOP presidential nominee in 2016.
How Christie Ally Profited From NJ Transit
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
David Samson's law firm was hired for legal work on plan his transition committee recommended.
Cuomo "No Opinion" On Whether Port Chief Should Resign
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
New York's Governor offers no reaction to calls for resignation of Port Authority Chairman David Samson.
Christie Rebuffs Reporters as Questions About his Port Chief Mount
Monday, February 24, 2014
More potential conflicts of interest have surfaced for Port Authority Chairman David Samson.
Team Christie Mum After Paper Calls on Port Chief to Resign
Friday, February 21, 2014
Saying "beyond Bridgegate, his tenure has been a failure," the Star-Ledger says its time for Christie's top man a the Port Authority to resign.
Port Authority: "We Apologize" For Bridgegate
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
In their first public statements to date on the Bridgegate scandal, commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey apologized for the hazards to public safety and convenience caused by two appointees of Governor Chris Christie when they closed lanes at the George Washington Bridge last September.
This Week In Politics: An Unexpected Storm
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio was surprised by the cold this week. His pre-k plan is getting an icy push back from Governor Cuomo, reporters are grilling him at length, his Schools Chancellor is being mocked for saying "it's a beautiful day" in the middle of a sleet storm, and even ...
The Port Authority's Big Money Shifting Scheme
Thursday, February 13, 2014
The Port Authority board's chairman David Samson is well connected to Chris Christie, and the head of a powerful law firm. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein discusses her reporting on how Samson uses all three positions to his benefit.
Cuomo Dodges Bridgegate Questions
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Gov. Andrew Cuomo engaged in his most extensive back and forth to date with reporters about the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal that has engulfed his counterpart in New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie.
Cuomo and Christie jointly run the entity that oversees the bridge, the Port Authority, but Cuomo has ...
NJ Transit's Secret Deal With Christie's Favorite Firm
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
The law firm run by Governor Christie's top man at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, David Samson, extracted a secret agreement from New Jersey Transit that it would build a transit station in a favorable location for Samson's client.
The Power Broker: How Christie's Port Point Man Plays All Sides of Transit Deals
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
As chair of the Port Authority, head of a successful law firm, and — above all — as a confidante of Gov. Chris Christie's, David Samson has been able to maximize his connections, which spin out across the region's transportation network.
After Bridgegate, Port Authority Axes Job of Chris Christie Ally
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
David Wildstein's job at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has been eliminated, according to an agency spokesperson.
When he came to the Port Authority, Wildstein's resume included political blogger, rug store manager, and mayor of tiny Livingston, NJ. He was given the title "Director of Interstate ...
Port Board To Distance Itself from Christie Ally
Tuesday, February 04, 2014
As it takes steps to get its own house in order amid the Bridgegate scandal, the Port Authority will form a committee to take on what one official calls the "political bureaucracy" — and to investigate Chairman David Samson.


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In clinical trials conducted before licensing, researchers found that the rates of adverse events were similar in girls and young women who received the vaccine compared with those who received a placebo injection.
For the new study, researchers from the CDC and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration reviewed data from VAERS, the voluntary system that enables anyone to report a vaccine-related side effect. Slightly more than two-thirds of the information on Gardasil was provided to VAERS by the drug's manufacturer, Merck & Co.
The researchers reviewed data from the time Gardasil was approved in 2006 through December 2008. During that time, 23 million doses of Gardasil were distributed throughout the United States, Merck said.
More than 12,000 reports of adverse events after vaccination were reported to VAERS. Of those, 772 were described as serious, including 32 deaths, the study found.
Slade said that when the researchers reviewed the deaths, they couldn't discern any pattern. Those who died were of different ages, there wasn't a common cause of death, and there wasn't a consistent time after vaccination that these deaths occurred.
"While this is heart-rending for the family involved because you don't expect deaths in this age group, our general feeling is that they're not vaccine-related," she said.
Other reported adverse events included local reactions, such as redness, swelling or pain at the injection site, dizziness, nausea, headache, allergic reactions and autoimmune disorders.
"We're pleased with the JAMA paper as it confirms the safety profile of Gardasil," said Dr. Richard Haupt, executive director of clinical research at Merck Research Laboratories. "The benefit-to-risk profile is very favorable," he added.
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Monday afternoon felt like Christmas morning at my house. Why, you ask? Because after 90+ hours of work — planning, cutting and adhering — my B&W pink ceramic wall tiles are all finally installed. When the very last tile was put into place, the happy dancing commenced. The pink tile makes it the space "glowy," as Pam would say. And after having the floor covered up to protect it from mortar spills during the install, it finally came out of hiding to meet the wall tiles. Let me tell you — I am in love.
To commemorate the moment, I set up a tripod and snapped a few photos of myself acting like a weirdo. As soon as the photo shoot was over, those pants went in the trash. I have this bad habit from art school of wiping my hands on my pants, which has produced a lot of "designer jeans" over the years. These bad boys were encased in mortar and nearly stood up on their own. Yuck. I had also tossed the drywall jeans. So, better figure a clothing budget into all the 84 costs to consider for a bathroom remodel, if you're doing it DIY.
Anyway, back to the bathroom. Prior to this marathon wall tile session, the only vertical tile installations in my repertoire were two, small, one-inch tile back splash jobs in my previous and current kitchen. So, given the size of this job, before beginning I researched tile installation as much as possible — trying to anticipate the unique challenges that may be encountered on my job. In reality, I've found that while it is great to do a lot of research to prepare for a job like this, you really do learn the most from actually doing the work. That being said and knowing what I know now, I was an absolute nut bag for attempting this tile job as my first foray into full bathroom tiling.
While installing wall tile was not as physical a strain lifting heavy pieces of drywall and cement board, figuring out the tile layout took me a day and a half of straight mental work. I'm a very visual person who is not a math expert, so doing the tile layout meant a lot of sketches. I measured and counted tiles, obsessed over the exact size of the grout lines and how their size affects everything, and agonized over how to make the transitions around all the corners in the bathroom. After finally deciding on a pleasing layout and getting the guide lines drawn on the walls, my brain was reduced to mush.
Once the layout was finalized, it was time to start putting up the full tiles. The seven-feet-high walls of of pink tile in the shower felt like an endless job. At one point, I thought I might die in there before all of the tile was installed. Tiling a shower plays games with your head.
See that niche? It took me a solid six hours to do just this small section of the shower. The inside of the niche was especially difficult. The slightly sloped angle (which allows water to drain out) made for difficult tile cutting. Proudly though, I managed to keep all the grout lines in line. Impressed?
Over Labor Day weekend, when I originally hoped to finish installing the wall tiles, I realized that the wood trim around the windows, door and closet needed to be installed before I could put in the tile near those spots. This necessitated my deciding just how I was going to frame the closet. I then had to take measurements and head off to the store to find acceptable trim for the job. During the trim shenanigans, I also accidentally hit my finger with a hammer, causing another slight delay until the throbbing slowed enough to continue.
So far, the closet opening is looking pretty good. Making the door for this closet terrifies me, but there is still plenty of time to figure that part out as it is not essential to finish before we can start using the bathroom.
The wall end-caps, the top of the partial wall, and the shower curb were difficult and slow going. It took me another whole day to do these areas. Making sure the everything was straight and that the curb sloped correctly were nerve wracking and very time consuming.
Now the only "hole" in the tile wall is where the vanity will be built. It was helpful both in planning the vanity and for tile layout purposes, to draw the outline of the vanity directly onto the wall. Doing this made it easy for me to see where the tile backsplash should go.
Here are a few tips that I learned by tackling this project — for anyone thinking about attempting something similar:
- Do spend the time agonizing over the layout. It is a lot easier to redraw lines on the wall than to remove tiles once they are adhered. The layout is, in my opinion, the hardest part of tiling.
- Set a low row or two of tiles for the length of the wall, making sure they are level and then let them dry overnight. This will create a good base for all of the tiles above to sit on.
- As you go, make sure to check that each new row of tile is level and plumb — maybe not every tile, but every row. This helps prevent your suddenly realizing that your whole wall went crooked somewhere.
- Try to make the wall as flat as possible. Lumps and humps where cement board seams meet or drywall bows a bit, happen. Do your best to keep things flush and flat.
- Buy, borrow or rent a tile saw. You will need it.
- Even if your tile has lugs (bumps on the edge that act as spacers), buy and use the plastic "x" spacers anyway. I bought a box of 1,200 spacers for $6. It was money well spent.
- Pre-mixed mortar is more expensive, but saves time — says the girl who spent "only" 90 hours installing wall tile.
- Make sure to buy extra tile. I bought 20% more 4.25″ square wall tiles than I needed, as well as extra specialty pieces like bullnose and cushion edge tiles. Some tiles will be chipped or broken in shipping and mistakes happen. Plus if 20 years down the road you need some replacements, you'll have spares.
I'm totally jazzed that the tiling portion of this bathroom remodel is over. Since all the tile is on the wall instead of on a palette in the garage, my husband Jim can actually park his car in there again. That makes me months early on my promise to have it cleared out before the snow flies.
Now, on to grouting.
Readers, have you attempted to tile bathroom walls before?
What tips do you have for others?
Girl! That is a LOT of tile! Are your fingertips totally dried out and sore?
The bathroom is going to be wonderful! Yay for you and all your hard work! I can't believe you did all that! Impressed! Impressed!
Wow! Kate you are the ultimate DIY home owner. I see a perfect job. All those hours of agonizing paid off. I wonder how much it would have cost to have the job done? The pinks go together perfectly. You should list your sources again in the post in case someone stumbles on this post and does not know the back stories. Perfection pays off when doing tile work. Just imagine how you will feel when you actually get to use this beautiful space!
Kate, what a fantastic job! It's really gorgeous and you should be incredibly proud of yourself!
Seeing this project makes me think you could build an entire house on your own. Amazing.
I can't believe you attacked this job all on your own, that's a ridiculous amount of tile. It looks great! Looking forward to seeing it all grouted, then you'll really be in the home stretch.
I have some grouting repair\replacement to do on the tile in my bathroom (Stylon brown square tile) that I keep putting off because I'm afraid it will be a bigger job than I anticipate. I need to suck it up and do it.
As Pam would say "Woot Woot"! Great job says this tile-laying mama. Every time I do another tile project I learn a new trick, but gotta say those niches are one of the most difficult installs you will encounter. I still see little 'mistakes' in some of my jobs – small bump in the floor, a crooked grout line, mosaic design a little off, but no one else ever notices. Your patience really paid off cuz your room looks perfect!!!!
I live near you- maybe we should quit our day jobs and start our own business – "Tile Laying Chicks" or "Mortor Mama's" …..
Perfect example of love the house your in! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2416637/Retro-house-1960s-fridge-wind-gramophone-WWII-shelter-pensioner-garden.html
That is super impressive! It looks fantastic and I'm very proud of you!! I bet you did the happy dance to end all happy dances when you finished. 😉 I can't wait to see the next step.
Hello, can someone help me with this tile question? (Beautiful job, Kate, by the way)…we have some 1955 bullnose tile that is cracked. Some pieces can be pulled off, others are just fractures…I have found replacements from B & W..how difficult will it be to remove and replace these? I am fearful of destroying the neighboring tiles. Has anyone done this? I think the tiles are mud set ???
Pulling tile usually isn't too difficult to do – the biggest issue I usually have is trying not to damage (too much) what the tile is attached to. If you have original tile it is possible that you don't have cement board underneath it and the underlying sheeterock can come off in chunks.
When I remove tile, I take a grout saw and clear the grout from around the tile in question, then carefully pry it up (screwdriver or other appropriate small tool), being careful not to exert too much pressure on the neighboring tile to not damage it, even putting something soft under it. Depending on the space it can be helpful to get something wider behind the tile like a putty knife, but sometimes that's not possible.
Douglas – many thanks!
Douglas makes a good point about damage to the underlying substrate. I remember arriving at my brother's first house one day, before he got home from work. His wife greeted me with, "Your brother's gona kill me, look at this wall." Dad had loaned her one of those big suction cups used for pulling dents out of cars – to remove a wall of mirror tiles in their living room. Pulled the tiles right off, along with a big chunk of drywall behind each one where the glue was!
Hi MCM is Grand —
I have experience with removing bullnose and field mud-set tile. I would say that popping off bullnose was the easiest part — we were trying to keep everything we removed intact — and the way I did this was to chip out the grout, then put a screwdriver behind and tap lightly with a hammer on the screwdriver. Easy does it. Removing field tile is much more difficult.
You are likely to damage the substrate no matter what you do. In my 1953 bathroom, I discovered that all the wall tile was adhered to plywood and that when I pulled off some tiles, a little plywood might splinter/come off. But if you're just replacing a few, if you properly grout and then caulk the top of the tile, it shouldn't be a big deal.
If you remove field tile, getting a sharp-pointed tool against the center of the tile and intentionally fracturing the tile might be a good idea. Removing smaller chunks was easier for me (surprisingly).
Thanks very much !
What a labor of love! And thanks for the tips. I would never have thought of drawing on the walls themselves…duh, it will be covered….Reading about all that went into this, I think about when I had my first child, and realized that every mistake I made, every hard thing I went through, made it imperative for me to have more children to put that knowledge to use. So I guess I'm saying, get ready for the aqua-tiled walls of your den…
Yay, Kate! It looks fabulous!
WOW!!!! As Kate's VERY PROUD Mom I must say that this project TOTALLY went above all the other projects my very talented daughter has tackled and succeeded at doing! Speaking for the rest of the family … WE ARE SO IMPRESSED … it is a BEAUTIFUL job and we look forward to seeing it in person next time we visit! Yay Kate! We love you!!!!
Kate this is a BEAUTIFUL bathroom. Great Job! Are the doors shown in the photos original or replacements. The wood-grain is beautiful.
Congratulations, Kate!! The tile looks fabulous!!
I can't even IMAGINE coping with the amount of planning, perseverance and meticulous attention to tiny measurements required to accomplish this job—I am SO impressed!!
We are in the midst of a tub-to-shower conversion that was not a DIY. Those days are behind us!
This job has dragged on since May 23 due to a number of contractor errors in ordering, etc. There have been several tile (and grout) re-orders, and we are still waiting for one double-bullnose tile that got broken—yes, WHY didn't he order more than we needed?? (Daltile Aqua Glow takes at least 8 weeks.)
Our tile setter (who is not the person who orders the tile) is brilliant, though….and has an able assistant. And creating my new shower has caused THEM (who do this for a living) seemingly endless hours of decision-making and precision-planning, cutting and installing.
I work from home and have overheard these calculation sessions, so I have a faint idea of what you have gone through. Just can't imagine a first-timer dealing with all of this—and with such fabulous, incredible results—you are one amazing woman!
Plus, I LOVE the pink, and the floor….can't wait to see the finished room!
Oh my, I'm exhausted just looking at all that work. Well done, Kate, well done! It looks FANTASTIC. And although I'm not sure I should admit this here, the biggest take away for me from this story is that when it comes time to repair some of the tile in our bath, I will most likely be hiring someone to do it! My excuse: as a musician I use my hands to make my living … but mostly I just don't think I have quite the gumption, determination, and skills that Kate apparently possesses. I am extremely impressed.
WOW…What a woman!! Kudos to you…this is not something I would EVER attempt!!
I can't wait to see the final 'after' pics!!
pretty good, for a girl …:)
Holy mackerel, Kate! I mentioned that I'm capable of OCD'ing out on projects but this takes the cake. I mean that in a good way, of course!! It's so much fun watching your project unfold.
When we pulled the range/convection oven combo out of my kitchen, we found pencil marks on the wall from an earlier tile job. I often wonder what kind of tile was there. I fantasize that it was the copper tiles you see in some mid century kitchens. I love that look.
am I missing something? Why would anyone put pink ceramic tiles in their bathroom? It's the same color I remember the original builder put in every other home on our block. Everyone had either black and pink or light yellow and black.
My house from 95 has what they called shell which has a very light tinge of sandy pink, but nothing like what you installed.
Kate ~ it looks beautiful!!! You are doing a fantastic job and it's going to be one gorgeous pink bathroom when you're done!!!!
Perfect! Well done, Kate! If you come to my house and teach me to tile, I will buy you a new pair of jeans.
It looks SOOOOO good! I can't even imagine how much work went into this. And I feel like (like myself) you are probably a perfectionist, and some of those tiles took ages to line up properly!
When you are all done you should totally have a bathroom-warming party. Because this deserves a celebration. And adult beverages!
WOW. Just WOW. What patience, persistence, perseverance! Can't wait to see it grouted! (I know, never satisfied!;)
You da GIRL!
btw, I once had my tile guy install 1in mosaics on my counter top. He told me he saw 'little squares' in his sleep!
Congratulations! It looks fabulous.
I've done a little tile work w/ my husband, but I'm not sure I'd have the confidence to take on as large of a job as this. I'm also extremely visual (artist), and a perfectionist to boot, so I'd probably never be finished. lol
You should be proud! Imagine the looks on peoples faces when you tell them, "I tiled this entire room myself"!
Good luck with the jean shopping. I hate shopping for clothing of any kind.
Nice work Kate, and some very good advice.
However you asked for additional tips, so here goes.
If you take the walls down to the studs, start checking things are going to be straight and plumb before putting up wallboards. These boards can be shimmed on the stud side so you don't discover waves or odd angles once the tile is set.
I agree that the layout is the hardest part of the job, but all that forethought pays off when setting hundreds of tile and fatigue sets in.
In my case I tiled my bath surround first, walls second, sink and vanity and then lastly the floor so I would damage my floor tiles while doing the other work.
Also, when tiling a floor, I try to keep the custom cuts closest to my cabinets since I used wood base boards and quarter round trim which cover minor imperfections in my field tile.
That's about all I can think of. Again great job!
Great job and good for you to choose the color that makes you happy and suits the time period in which your house was built!
It looks absolutely beautiful with the floor tile. Wow, girl…that was a LOT of work! And I honestly don't think that you could have done such a great job if you weren't as detail oriented and as much of a planner as you are. I think that's what it takes to do a great tile job. Once you get rested and the whole bathroom is done, you'll have time to really appreciate how much you slaved away in there.
Nice job except I would have used a cove base where wall meets floor…easier to clean and in many commercial projects mandated by code.
I had the same thought. That's what I'd do if I was tiling the walls in my bathroom. But we'll just have to wait for the next exciting chapter of Kate's Pink Potty Adventure to see where she goes. She's a thinker, I'm sure she's planned everything down to the last detail – and I find that her style is spot on!
Kate, Kate, Kate! Your bathroom is absolutely gorgeous! What a great job you guys did! And I know Leo was probably a big help! Beautiful! (And just save those jeans – I'm sure you'll be working on another project or two in the future!).
Kate and Pam — seriously, I think the two of you need to approach one of the t.v. stations, either HGTV or TLC — DIY or the History Channel (maybe best?) and have YOUR OWN SHOW!!!!!!!!
You could be all cute and fun in your vintage clothing — you could showcase time capsule houses and EDUCATE people about how wonderful it is to love the house you're in! You already have a guaranteed audience of loyal viewers. Maybe you could make it cool to protect our funky bathrooms and kitchens and not rip them out.
All in favor say "AYE!"
Wow Kate…I am so impressed! I think it looks great so far and can't wait to see how the rest of the bathroom turns out.
Wow, the floor and wall tiles really sing together. It's just beautiful. And sooooooo authentic looking!
Wow, it looks fabulous, but I totally understand how much work that was. That's a lot of cuts! Luckily, you have another bathroom, so you can take your time. We only have 1.5 baths, and in the interest of time/function, we would absolutely need a pro to get our main bath done in a timely manner.
I redid a bathroom 18 months ago, with maybe 2/3 that amount of tile and detail. (Only I got by with a manual tile snapper and nippers — no wet saw.) My advice echoes Kate's: Get your walls as flat and smooth as possible. Don't assume that the adhesive will even things out, and don't assume that imperfections won't show because the flatness of the tile will cover them up. My only regrets: the one little spot where a tile was rocking as I put it on, and I can still see that place, though most other people would have to hunt for it. Also, on the floor, I didn't mix the tiles from various boxes, and there is one patch where you can detect that a certain box's dye lot was slightly off. Not a huge deal, since the pattern is variegated, but it is something I would account for if I were doing things over.
You're a rock star, Kate. That niche in the shower? I have one of those, too. Except mine…well, the tile guy put it in for me. And he did all the other tile in my shower, too. 😉 I have a new respect for that guy…and the utmost respect for you! Awesome job!
It looks amazing and you should be very proud of your work!
Hi. I'm looking to redo some plastic tile in our homes hallway. It is green plastic from the 50's I believe. However, I need the corners which I can not find anywhere. the size is the normal 4″ by 4″ but then it goes around the corner 1″ does anyone know were I could get these?
Kate, your hard work has paid off! your beautiful pink bath is gorgeous! I am totally impressed and can't wait to see it finished with your decorating Just wow – fantastic!!
Ok, I disconnect from the computer and go away for several days. Of course upon my return I have to see what's happening on the site.
Congratulation! First for sticking with the job you wanted done. Second for your creativity and design. Jane Nies
what an amazing job… your mom is proud and I know why now…
LOVE the floor, too! What tile is that on the floor? You have done a super job! Want to do mine? (HA … just kidding!)


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Locomotive Gem 4/4 # 801 and snow blower Xrot mt # 95403 in snow fighting service on Ospizio Bernina.
"Allegra" trainset ABe 8/12 # 3505 with flanger (spur plow) Xk # 9143 near Ospizio Bernina
Steam powered self-propelled 0-6-0+0-6-0 rotary snow blower Xrot d # 9213 from 1910 and electric locomotive Ge 4/4 # 182 from 1927 on Ospizio Bernina.
Snow blower Xrot mt 95403 and Gem 4/4 # 801 from Pontresina in snow fighting service near Ospizio Bernina.
Electric railcars ABe 4/4 # 53 "Tirano" and # 52 "Brusio" are pulling the short train 1629 over the bridge south of Ospizio Bernina. The ice of Lake Bianco is already partially melted.
"Allegra" ABe 8/12 # 3504 with Regio 1633 from St.Moritz to Tirano near Ospizio Bernina, on the left Lago Bianco.
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Thanks to donor generosity, the Foundation was able to award seven (7) $500 scholarships this year. The Michael Reinhardt recipients were Joey Culhane, Jordan Honken, and Jonathon Koenen. The Michael Reinhardt applicants were asked to write an essay describing how they have challenged themselves during their lives. The Foundation for R-P Schools recipients were Jordan Honken, Jonathan Koenen, Josh Brown, and Connor Johanson. These applicants were asked to write an essay describing ways they would promote the Foundation's mission. Congratulations to all these students.
Come to beautiful bluff country for the Conquer the Bluff and Tri-City Challenge events. These events start on October 8, 2015 with a 2-mile walk/run up and down the bluffs of Rushford and a meal at the R-P football game. The Tri-City Challenge includes a short and longer distance run/bike/golf event, with lunch and shuttles included. Golf and lunch will be located at one of the most beautiful golf courses in the state, FERNDALE COUNTRY CLUB.
The Tri-City Challenge includes individual, 3-person relay team, and 2-person and 4-person team options. The 2- and 4-person teams will do the run and bike events individually and will team up for golf. Medals will be awarded to top finishers in each category.
Proceeds will benefit the Foundation for R-P Schools (75 percent scholarship, 25 percent general fund).
Thank you to National Honor Society students who made phone calls asking for pledges during the Foundation's second annual scholarship drive. One of the goals of the Foundation for Rushford-Peterson Schools is to promote and award scholarship opportunities (post-high school training or college) to current high school seniors and alumni of Rushford-Peterson Schools. Once again the drive was successful as $2,683.00 has been collected so far. This surpasses last year's total of $2,200. Thank you to all community members for your generous donations.


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About a day after John McCain expressed his disapproval over the insensitive comments of a supporter, the candidate was once again forced to disown ignoble behavior, this time from an official part of his party. The Tennessee Republican Party issued a press release that featured a photo of Barack Obama wearing traditional African clothing, cited his middle name (Hussein) and attempted to portray him as an anti-Semite.
That's the problem with a big tent. It's hard to keep out the riffraff, especially when you invite it inside.
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San Antonio, TX—For the second time in as many days, Sen. John McCain was forced to rebuke members of his own party for over-the-top attacks on Democratic rival, Sen. Barack Obama.
The presumptive GOP nominee said he disapproves of a Tennessee Republican Party press release that used an infamous photo of Obama in traditional Somali dress, called the Democrat "Barack Hussein Obama," and alleged that he consulted with anti-Semitic advisers.
"All I can say is that I have made my position very clear and I have made it time after time and I made it yesterday," McCain said at a San Antonio press conference, alluding to his condemnation Tuesday of a local radio talk show host who also referenced the Democrat's middle name at an Ohio rally.


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A West Virginia man became one of the latest fatalities of the American economy when he shot and killed himself this month after authorities arrived at his home with an eviction notice.
Joe Tummons, 63, was the owner of Joe's Mart convenience store in the city of St. Albans. Police Capt. James Agee said process servers had been talking with Tummons about foreclosing on his home since February. An article in the Charleston Daily Mail vaguely refers to "financial difficulties" Tummons had been experiencing.
If the economy and the institutions and individuals that govern it were not so indifferent to the suffering of Americans like Tummons, he might still be alive today.
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I'm not sure of the cost to ship it, but photographer's formulary sells a residual hypo test. Here's a link:
If someone here is doing some shopping at the formulary you could have them buy you a bottle and then ship it, might be cheaper that way. Just trying to help out! Also, you might try Robert White, they seem to be very helpful chaps and may be able to sort things out for you and come up with some residual hypo tester.


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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 12 (HealthDay News) -- Listeria-linked illness affecting 14 people in 11 states and the District of Columbia -- including three fatalities -- have prompted the recall of an imported ricotta salata cheese, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced on its website Tuesday.
On Monday, "Forever Cheese, Inc., voluntarily recalled one lot of Frescolina brand ricotta salata cheese due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination," the CDC said.
Listeriosis is a sometimes severe foodborne bacterial illness. According to the CDC, local, state and federal investigations have pinpointed the Frescolina cheese as the likely source of the outbreak, and 12 of the 14 people who fell ill say they consumed a soft cheese prior to becoming sick. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has also identified the outbreak strain of Listeria in a sample of uncut Frescolina cheese, the CDC said.
Ricotta salata is a salty, dry, crumbly cheese, not the soft ricotta used in most lasagna.
The cheese was sold to distributors for retailers and restaurants in California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington between June 20 and Aug. 9, the FDA said.
The recalled packages carry lot number T9425 and/or production code 441202, according to the FDA.
Anyone who bought recalled Frescolina ricotta salata cheese should discard any remaining cheese and not eat it. This is especially important for pregnant women, those with a weakened immune system, and older adults. When in doubt, throw it out.
So far, three cases have been reported in Maryland and one case each from California, Colorado, the District of Columbia, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. The CDC said three cases ended in death
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Cowaboom - Launch the cow !
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★★★★★"I love it! Very addicting, it's like an awesome version of Angry Birds but with ninja cows :)"
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Hey you! Got milk?
Those bossy bulls have gone too far—it's payback time!
Catapult your cows to clear the target area of bulls. The whole herd is behind you:
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Cowaboom is a playful aim & shoot game to test your accuracy and make you chuckle. Don't take any bull, and milk it for all it's worth. Can you hit the bullseye to clear the field? You can moo it!
Cool features:
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• Awesome soundtrack!
Udderly outrageous! Great time time killer. Very addictive in an Angry Birds sort of way. There are some hilarious power ups and surprising physics. Keep up the great work devs!
It's a cute and fun game! My only wish is that there were more episodes. Nonetheless, I like it plenty!
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Modern Woodmen to hold first meeting
The first meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America Youth Service Club will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Oscar Park on Gordon Lake, 1201 N. Jackson, Iowa Park.
Darlene Mahler will lead the inaugural monthly meeting. Modern Woodman Service Clubs focus on volunteering, patriotism, education and recreation.
For more information call 940-224-3388.
Presidential trivia sessions scheduled
Fort Richardson State Park & Historical Site at Jacksboro will hold a program Saturday dealing with presidential administration trivia.
The program will start at 10 a.m. Tom Tweeddale, an expert on U.S. presidential administration, will be the speaker.
The first session will be 10-11:15 a.m., and the second will be 1-2:15 p.m.
The event is free, but park entry fees still apply. For more information call 940-567-3506.
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I don't mind paying the extra bit of money for in store items because sometimes i like going out shopping and being able to come straight home and watch a new dvd/listen to a new album etc over waiting 3-5 days for it to be delivered.. But when i can save nearly £20, online shopping will always get my money.
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The majority of men treated for prostate cancer are treated with surgery or radiotherapy, which involve treating the whole prostate. Both cause damage to the surrounding non-cancerous tissue and can lead to substantial side effects such as urinary incontinence and impotence. The goal of focal therapy is to offer an alternative to men who value genito-urinary function and quality of life, allowing each patient and their physician to balance the risk and clinical benefit of individual treatment options.
HIFU is a therapy that destroys targeted tissue with rapid heat elevation. HIFU concentrates high frequency ultrasound waves (similar to a magnifying glass) into an area the size of a grain of rice. At that location, or focal point, the temperature rapidly rises to almost 90 degrees Celsius (195 degrees Fahrenheit). Tissue at the focal point, including cancerous tissue, is destroyed. HIFU uses non-ionizing energy, so the procedure can be repeated, if necessary. HIFU is being studied around the world to treat a wide variety of cancers and soft tissue diseases.
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USHIFU, LLC (US HIFU), a privately held, venture-backed healthcare company, is a world leader in minimally invasive high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) technologies. US HIFU is committed to treating prostate cancer using HIFU with the Sonablate® 500, a minimally invasive, outpatient procedure pioneered to control cancer and significantly improve patients' quality of life. US HIFU is engaged in ongoing research for technological advancements for the Sonablate System and/or other ultrasound applications. The Sonablate
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It's official. The KickStarter for Mystical: Kingdom of Monsters has begun.
In this game, players can obtain and use monsters in a variety of ways suited to their play style. Everything from battling monsters at the kitchen table to traveling through a fictional world in search of stronger monsters and opponents will be supported with the final product. You can even trade your monsters between friends easily. Parents and children will enjoy Mystical: KoM for its easy to learn rules. Veteran D&D players will enjoy mastering the system and using it to gain the biggest benefits during new or existing games.
More details will be provided on the Kickstarter about each of these, but here is a summary of our three main goals with this product.
1) Be the first Pen& Paper (PnP) game that establishes specific d20 rules dedicated to raising monsters as companions after you've acquired them in some way.
2) Provide a backdrop that anybody can use to create a new game or easily port into their existing D&D campaign.
3) Support many different types of players, including children (7+), new gamers, and established gaming veterans.


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Down 24-0 at halftime, Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos reveled after one of the biggest comebacks in NFL regular-season history. On the flip side, the San Diego Chargers were saddled with an enormous collapse. Manning threw three touchdown passes in the second half and Tony Carter and Chris Harris scored off turnovers by Philip Rivers as the Broncos overcame a 24-0 halftime deficit to shock the Chargers 35-24 on Monday night. Asked if he'd ever been a part of such a big comeback, Carter replied: ''Only in Pop Warner football.'' It took a quarterback of Manning's caliber to pull this one out. ''It sure was special considering what was on the line,'' said Manning, a Super Bowl winner and four-time NFL MVP who's in his first season with the Broncos. Manning was 13 of 14 for 167 yards in the second half for the Broncos (3-3) who tied the Chargers (3-3) atop the AFC West. It tied for the fourth-biggest regular-season comeback in NFL history. Manning had been 1-5 in his last...
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