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Property Transfers
The following property transfers are listed as given on deeds at the LaRue County Clerk's Office in Hodgenville.
Tommy G. Sadberry, Jr. to Addison M. Chapman and Jamie E. Chapman, property on Harned McCubbins Road, $153,000.
Brian K. Carlisle and Anissa Carlisle to Wesley W. Owens and Stacy D. Owens, property on Youngers Creek Road, $330,000.
Toby Loyall and Ali E. Loyall to Kathryn McDowell, lot one, phase one of Pearman Estates, $230,000.
The driver's license information in the June 15 issue of the LaRue County Herald News was incorrect. The following is the correct information.
Written tests for permits (operator permits, CDL permits, motorcycle permits) are given on Monday mornings from 8 to 10:15 a.m. in the LaRue Circuit Court Clerk's office in the courthouse annex.
Road testing is given 11:15 a.m. on Mondays by appointment only.
For more information about the tests or motorcycle road tests, call the clerk's office at 270-358-3421.
This year at Camp Invention students saw Science, Technology, Engineering and Math brought to life through hands-on activities.
With 115 Campers, 10 Counselors in training, 11 interns, 5 volunteers and 8 staff, according to Kathy Ross, Camp director, this was the largest Camp Invention in the state of Kentucky.
Kids explored in four different modules:
Crickobot where campers got to build their own solar powered cricket and explore physics in teams that build bug sized gymnasiums.
LaRue County Schools Superintendent received a good evaluation from the LaRue County School Board during their monthly meeting on Monday, July 18.
The evaluation included seven categories that were graded on a scale of exemplary, which exceeds the standard; accomplished, which meets the standard; developing, making growth toward meeting the standard and growth required, which means the area or areas need to be addressed in the professional growth plan.
A new game phenomenon is sweeping the nation and LaRue County is no exception.
A man that was originally reported as missing has now been charged with auto theft and theft by unlawful taking.
A LaRue County woman who is charged with more than 100 counts of animal cruelty has been scheduled for a bench trial later this year.
Jane Embry 57, of Magnolia is charged with 102 counts of animal cruelty. She appeared in court last Wednesday for a pretrial conference and a bench trial has been set for December 6 in LaRue County District Court.
The 2016 Mother of the Year is Phyllis Gentry of Hodgenville.
Gentry was announced as Mother of the Year before the beef show at the AGstravaganza event on Monday, July 18 at the LaRue County Fairgrounds. The Mother of the Year is sponsored by the LaRue County Extension Homemaker organization. Homemaker President Patsy Thomas presented Gentry with an engraved tray from the LaRue County Extension Homemakers.
The annual LaRue County Farm Bureau AGstravaganza started on Monday and will continue throughout the rest of the week at the LaRue County Fairgrounds in Hodgenville.
The beef shows took place on Monday and the goat shows continued on Tuesday. The events throughout the rest of the week include a wide variety of shows and contests. Wednesday events include the floral hall, 4-H exhibits, an agriculture display and open crop exhibits all starting at 10 a.m. The 4-H poultry show will take place at 4 p.m.
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Superior Court Judge Thomas Anderle dismissed a lawsuit the city filed against Heather Poet, who sponsored the initiative passed last November.
"Police officers can still arrest those who violate drug possession laws in their presence. The voters have simply instructed them that they have higher priority work to do," the judge wrote.
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Just give it a viewing if you know someone who owns the movie and make your own decision. That is my two cents worth.
No Brooklyn Babylon isn't a cinematic classic, but it beats almost everything else geared towards the young urban demographic with it's intelligence & relatability.
This film is easy going, mellow and uncomplicated. In other words, it's realistic in its simplicity.
Sure, the Romeo and Juliet storyline has been done many times before, and "Brooklyn Babylon" isn't some grand retelling of R & J.
And that's why it's strong.
Unlike "Romeo + Juliet" and "Romeo Must Die" this film doesn't rely on flair, flash and occasional overacting to drive the story.
The relationship between the two leads is believable and yes, while at first, it's the differences between them that attracts them to each other, when you break it down, they love each other DESPITE those differences.
And they do make a good couple on screen. The pairing of Tariq Trotter and Karen Goberman is much more believable than that of DiCaprio-Danes and Jet Li-Aaliyah in their respective movies.
At first, I thought the ending was too abrupt, but after I let the film sink in, I grew to appreciate its symbolism.
At the very least, if you're a Romeo and Juliet fan, rent this movie. Approach the film with an open-mind, not with that of a professional critic or with the mindset of someone looking for the meaning of life and the question of why we are here.
It does have insight if you allow it to show you that.
1. although this movie is nominally concerned with the evils of racism, it uses some really ugly racial sterotypes. the west indian day parade is depicted at a mindless orgy of primitives in strange costumes. in fact, there's an important spiritual side to carribean festivals, which this film totally ignores. the black folks are shown to be just a bunch of weed-smoking, irrational fools. consider the bizare advice sol's "father figure" gives him, and note the sceen where one brother procures some explosives -- and from whom? an arab. there's also the standard "big momma" character with a fake sounding west indian "you mus get an educaaashun"-type accent thrown in.
2. the film is narrated in a very way. not only are his vocal effects overdone, but the narrator breaks in to explain what's going on at times when doing so is unnecessary. there's never a need to have a narrator do a recap; the story itself should be clear.
3. the two main characters don't work well together. there's no sense that these two people would ever like each other, much less fall in love. the only thing it could be is the attraction of "the other" which was emphasized in mississippi masala, but either ignored here or handled in a trite -- "can i touch your hair" -- and offensive way.
4. brooklyn babylon just doesn't add anything to the genre. from "west side story" to "china girl" to "romeo must die" we've seen r&j material explored from a variety of stupid angles. why add another film to this mess? what was the director's new vision? other than changing the racial/gender dynamics slightly, there's no difference between this and any other r&j clone.
okay, the sound track is great. and, at times, the two main characters demonstrate some acting talent. So there are a few good spots, but there's not nearly enough to go around.
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Complaint: The website for Almighty Movers states that a free onsite evaluation will be conducted and that a quote will be made based on the evaluation and inventory of a customer's items. It also states that hourly rates are provided. When the movers arrived at my house and asked where I would be moving my boxes which included no household furniture to, I explained to them that my new residence was approximately one mile away. I was told that they would have no problem moving my items within the hour, I was asked to sign that I agreed that the move would not exceed $2000.00 and the two workers began work toward completing the move within that time frame. My move concluded in exactly one hour and I was pleased with the quality of the move however, I was very surprised that although it was verified that my move would only take one hour and that the move actually took this time, I was charged for two hours. I was even more horrified to see that the document I signed included a statement that says that there is a minimum of two hours for move. The website does not disclose this information nor did the movers themselves. I feel very taken advantage of. I was unfairly charged for services I did not receive and I mislead by the company website to believe that the one hour quote I was given would be honored.
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In regards to ******* ********* complaint, I quoted her our two hour minimum over the phone and what the total would be. It is standard for moving companies to require a 2 hour minimum in order to cover our expenses for small moves. Ms. ******* complaint the day of was regarding the convenience fee we charge for payment by credit cards, but never mentioned anything regarding the price. She did proceed to pay by check the amount I quoted her over the phone. We did not charge anything over what we quoted, nor do we ever.
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Complaint: Almighty Movers turned a 1 hour moving job turned into 3-4 hours. We had already moved a majority of the house minus the big items. Plus, we moved less than a mile away and they had two people to complete the job. They scratched up our new hardwood floors, walls, doors, door frames, wooden furniture, stairs, etc. They clearly were extending their time by taking a small item up the stairs each time. The worst part is, they stole a box of photography/videography equipment and offered to pay $50 in return for the stolen box worth $5,000. Not to mention, the video camera in the box had our honeymoon and wedding on it that can never be returned. The company said they would send a copy of their contract but has not. The pain they caused is taking an emotional toll in the loss of memories and equipment gathered through the years. Not only did we lose the equipment, we lost memorable photos on the memory cards and valuable video footage. Not only did they cause emotional damage, they literally caused physical damage to our home during the "moving" process.
Desired Settlement: I would like to be reimbursed for the moving costs (~$400) and for the stolen box ($5,000). Better yet, I would like to be reimbursed for the moving costs and have the box returned if possible.
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Unfortunately I just received a letter about a week ago, and received this email on the December 16th. This was a job we handled on July 26th, 2013. We were not contacted until November 18th regarding a box that was missing. This was almost four months later. I do not understand if Ms. ****** was missing a box worth over $5000.00 how she would not report it much sooner. She explained that she wanted to look through things thoroughly before contacting us. She also mentions that this should have been a one hour job, meaning there would not be too much to look through. In regards to this box, I can not say whether this is a box that we moved or not. Ms. ****** mentions that she moved almost everything, but the big items and also states that my men took their time moving all the small items individually contradicting what she mentioned earlier. Ms. ****** mentions that we scratched up her floors, walls, doors, door frames, furniture, stairs, etc. Yet we never heard any such thing till nearly four months later. The gentlemen who handled her move are very experienced in the moving industry. I can not see how they could have managed to create the damages as stated. This move was from a 2 story home of 2,152 square feet going to another 2 story home of 3,993 square feet. These are not very small homes, and for our men to complete the job in 4.5 hours, does not seem like an unreasonable amount of time. We do have a limited liability of $.60 per pound. Claims must also be filed within 90 days. I did offer the $50.00 even though she is past those 90 days in attempt to resolve this matter. My offer still stands of $50.00.
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NFL Preview 2010: The best players
In Part One of my NFL Preview 2010, the best players in the pro game will be addressed.
No it's not the best players, position-by-position. The All-Pro team covers that ground extremely well.
It's a dozen offensive stars, mostly quarterbacks, who not only are franchise cornerstones, but the best players to build a Fantasy Football team around, as well. And there are also three defensive players, representing who I regard as the best in their positions, because some advanced Fantasy leagues (mine included) actually use individual defensive players.
Before you ask, yes Ben Roethlisberger would be here, but his suspension took him out of the mix. You can't count on him until Roger Goodell lets the Steelers count on him.
It's not that I don't like offensive linemen. I probably know more about them and care more about them than most fans. And a best of offensive lineman slide show is definitely on the wish list.
They just don't receive the mass appreciation that a QB or running back gets, and this is aimed at a more general audience that considers them bit players. They're not, though. And we'll look at them later.
And, before you click on the photo to see who we are talking about, if you know of a Fantasy League that drafts offensive linemen, or uses punter statistics, please write and let me know. I seriously would like to play in that league.
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Outstanding! Left in time, arrived in time. Andrew, the guide, was both funny and informative. Speeding in the lake was fun but was most impressed with the time spent on the river. Learned a lot about the city. Great time!
Outstanding! Comfy, clean boat with great seating. Fun time speeding on the lake. Favorite part was the amount of time spent on the river in the city. Learned a lot and had great view. Andrew, our guide, was funny and informative. Great time!
Knowledgable guide discussing Chicsgo architecture, then thrill ride out into Lake Michigan. Wonderful!
I had an amazing time on the speedboat cruise!!! All the beautiful buidings that you get to see on this cruise is worth the price.
It was an adventure we won't soon forget. We liked being out in the open without a huge crowd on the boat. We felt like we saw everything we wanted to and our guide, Charlie, was excellent. He was very knowledgeable and willing to answer questions and even take pictures for us. The speed boat trip was a nice addition although it was cold with the wind in mid October! Great way to spend our 33rd wedding anniversary and I got some great pictures!
OH my gosh this was so much more than we thought. GREAT experience, and we will definitely do it again! The architecture information was so interesting, and everything so beautiful! We went on the 5:15 one, so it was a perfect combination of daytime and sunset sightseeing. I love how well you can see all the buildings unencumbered by people and traffic. This is the BEST way to see how gorgeous Chicago is! I just wish it had been even longer! The high-speed ride up and down the lake was soooo fun and sooo beautiful. It was the best time we had on our Chicago trip!
This is a great tour through downtown Chicago. that ends with a speed boat ride along the lake. I went at 7, and the night lights are amazing. There was a firework show that capped it off, and its a sit to see from the lake. well worth the money,and cheep. If you're looking for something to do, this is it.
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The River cruise was great. The Captain and his mates did a fine job of driving and narrating. I would recommend this activity for ALL who visit the Windy City. Superb.
Tour guide was excellent. It was a great experience.
FANTASTIC!! Very informative and SO much FUN!!
Good, knowledgeable guide
Charlie and Jamie were terrific. They were fun and knowledgeable, and the tour was terrific. I'm really glad we went, and I highly recommend it to any other Chicago visitor.
My wife and I had a great time. The tour guide was very friendly as well as the rest of the crew. The tour was spectacular and very informative. We will do it again when we visit Chicago
It was great! We have a 1 year old toddler but she enjoyed the tour too! Highly recommend it
Great tour. Our tour director was very knowledgeable and entertaining! She engaged everyone.
Wonderful time for all ages!
If you are in Chicago, you must take this tour. It is excellent, and the guides are great. Me and my family enjoyed the ride, and benefited from the information.
Our tour guide was amazing! He was funny and knowledgable. My family of five had a great time viewing the city from the water.
Great tour guide. The only thing I did not enjoy was sitting in the hot sun waiting for the locks to open and close and the smell of diesel fuel.
Perfect activity to get to know the city....Brian our guide was funny energetic .....speeding on the lake was awesome!
Excellent!! The tour guide impressive. The time of the day to take it was perfect. I recommend it.
Fabulous! We sped along the shoreline and had a great view of the city.We then did the Chicago River part of the tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and personable. He was excellent. I would recommend this tour to everyone-in fact I have.
We had a great time on this tour. We were celebrating my granddaughter's 10th birthday with a girl's weekend in Chicago. She loved the tour on Lake Michigan the best. My 2 daughters and I liked both tours. The tour guide was informative and friendly. I would advise this tour to anyone visiting Chicago.
Everything was great! We had the Girls' Rule boat with docent Grace who was terrific...extremely knowledgable and articulate and funny! My 8 year old granddaughter thought it was particularly special that the captain and first mate were also ladies. We would definitely do this again! Liz
This was a FANTASTIC trip! Grace was amazing, the boat was great, we learned a lot.
The Seadog is great and the staff if superb.
Perfect tour. Thanks for your great service.
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It is clear from Andy Warhol's early, minimalist films that he had a thing for beauty; male and female glassy-eyed with amphetamine abuse, willing and able to withstand his cinematic endurance tests.
And the four films screening in Film Love's ambitious two-night series Andy Warhol 1 and 2 at Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery offer a good toe-dip into the peculiar vision and obsessions of this revered 20th-century artist and filmmaker.
The quartet of babes in Four of Andy Warhol's Most Beautiful Women, including Warhol's Factory superstar Baby Jane Holzer, were instructed to stay stock-still while Warhol shot them. It's a commentary on beauty; the excruciatingly elongated shot asks how long we can enjoy the simple enticement of female loveliness. The camera, long described in terms of assault and conquest, is undoubtedly a kind of bully here, too, forcing poet Ann Buchanan to weep real tears under the hot lights.
Like Midnight Cowboy gone experimental, Warhol's 24-minute 1963 work Haircut (No. 1) is a "documentation" of Factory regular Billy Name doling out a comprehensively documented trim. Six different camera angles of pretty, James Dean-pouty John Daley give a voyeuristic totality to the haircut and show the breadth of Warhol's experimental technique. Looking on is dancer Freddy Herko, a homoerotic faun who at one point offers a Sharon Stone crotch shot, nekkid save a lip-smacking smile and a 10-gallon hat in this film founded on sensual pleasures of many persuasions.
Another endurance test and prolonged examination of an ordinary act, Eat, features pop artist Robert Indiana taking his own sweet time (27 minutes to be precise) eating a plump white mushroom. It's not exactly the kind of repast you want to relish, but its prolonged appreciation could be seen as analogous to an artist's dedication to the small, savored aspects of life.
This selection of Warhol shorts is followed by a later sound feature, the 67-minute opus Space, featuring a cast of Warhol's Factory freaks and beauties including doomed pill-popper Edie Sedgwick.
Haircut (No. 1), Four of Andy Warhol's Most Beautiful Women, Eat. Fri., Jan. 26, 8 p.m. Space. Sat., Jan. 27, 8 p.m. Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery, 290 MLK Jr. Drive, Suite 8, 404-522-0655. www.eyedrum.org.


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The 1-star reviews are clearly looking for a different plugin, and misunderstood what this one does. It's true that for posts and pages on the front end (above the limitations imposed by the free version), you'll need to pay for the pro version. But if that's what you're looking for, maybe you really want a membership plugin instead. That's not what this is, so don't be confused.
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Using the free version.
I think I need it for a non-profit website.
So I will have to pay for it.
The free version looks OK.
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I will only use category blocking for visitors, so, will not use the full features.
I haven't found another plugin to do the same.(it is my first wordpress experience).
Note that the interface could be simpler to use.
thanks vasyl!
I am using AAM 3.0.10 with WP 4.4.2. It is the best permissions management tool I have found. (I tried plenty of them.) It allows me to limit what permissions users have as well as which pages or blogs they have access to. Page and blog access allow separate control for list / read / update. We have a very complex site in regards to which users can edit which pages, etc. This plugin gives us all the control we need.
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I am making money now.
Raystock never again mentions shares once they go underwater yet reports imaginary gains on new shares that magically appear
Let's not forget the past. Raystock was buying qid from $55 all the way down and was still buying at $27.20 on 3/1/13
Clearly Raystock never learns from his mistakes
You see the power of Raystock to buy high and then lie. Remember that Raystock kept on buying the whole way down on qid
Raystock thinks that you are as dumb as he is and can't see his yahoo id clearly as a buyer of qid at $55.
Poor Raystock, desperate to be right but always wrong tries to lie to cover up the facts but being dumber than a box of hair is unable to convince anyone that he has a clue about stocks or the market
Remember that Raystock was buying at $55 and telling you currently to sell under $28 proving yet again that he believes in buying high and selling low and is your best representative of what the dumb money is thinking
Sometimes Raystock posts that he controls share prices which always makes us laugh because we know that every stock that he has bought has turned into a huge loss for him
Always remember that Raystock is famous for his buy high and then lie track record. He is no more right about qid being down then you are right when you get sick or have an accident
"I am making money now."
Raystock is famous for his buy high and then lie track record
Remember that qid is half of what Raystock originally paid for it. On top of that Raystock posted that the market always goes down in the winter months. There has never been anyone who has been more wrong more often about stocks and the market than Raystock has been
It's always fun to laugh at loser and liar Raystock48079 as he claims to control stocks and we watch the ones that he buys get cut in half in value


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Corn Drops on Concern Rally Is Curbing Demand; Wheat Declines
Corn fell for a second day in Chicago on speculation a drought-fueled rally to a 13-month high may curb demand for supplies from the U.S., the world's largest grower and exporter. Wheat also dropped.
U.S. output of ethanol, made from corn, fell 4.2 percent in the week ended July 6 to the lowest in almost two years, Energy Department data show. U.S. feedlots likely cut cattle purchases by 1.5 percent in June from a year earlier amid higher corn costs, according to a Bloomberg survey of analysts before a government report July 20. Corn has surged 51 percent since mid-June as Midwest crops withered under the drought.
"Demand is being rationed," Arnaud Saulais, a broker at Starsupply Commodity Brokers, said by telephone today from Nyon, Switzerland. End users "are just buying day after day, week after week. They are not buying for the long term."
Corn for December delivery fell 0.2 percent to $7.695 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade by 1:05 p.m. in London. The grain yesterday reached $7.89, the highest level for a most-active contract since June 9, 2011, and near the record $7.9925 set in 2008.
September-delivery wheat fell 0.8 percent to $8.7775 a bushel after yesterday reaching $8.985, the highest for a most-active contract since February 2011. Soybeans for November delivery lost 0.2 percent to $15.87 a bushel after yesterday touching $16.07, the most expensive since July 2008.
Extreme Drought
About 55 percent of the contiguous U.S. states were in moderate-to-extreme drought at the end of June, the highest percentage since December 1956, according to the National Climatic Data Center. Last month was the 14th-warmest ever and the 10th-driest June based on records going back to 1895.
Corn may climb to $9 a bushel if drought cuts U.S. yields to below 140 bushels an acre, unless there is a "demand meltdown," UBS AG said today in a report. The U.S. Department of Agriculture cut its yield estimate to 146 bushels an acre on July 11 after projecting record 166-bushel yields in June.
Higher feed costs mean U.S. hog producers may lose about $20 a pig over the next three quarters, according to a report dated July 9 from Chris Hurt, an agricultural economist at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. In the U.K., hog farmers are losing about 18 pounds ($28) a head, according to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board's pork unit.
In Paris, milling wheat for November delivery dropped 1.5 percent to 262.25 euros ($320.71) a metric ton on NYSE Liffe after yesterday touching 269 euros, the highest for a most-active contract since May 2011. Prices rallied as U.S. weather concerns were compounded by excess rains in the U.K. and northern France that threatened to erode the quality of crops.


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Assembly: The frame is pretty easy to assemble, the instructions clearly show how to assemble it and list which bolts to use.
1) The frame is very nice, the bolts/fasteners were adequate, but nothing special. (They include the exact number of fasteners needed, so don't lose any of them.) You need a phillips screwdriver and a 10mm wrench or ratchet and socket. They include a wrench, but it's worth the walk to your tool box, if you have the tools.
2) Before you start to weave the bungee cord, you need to attach the jump mat to the frame with the 8 included nyloc straps. The mat needs to be accurately centered so take your time. I found that when doing the final stretch on the bungee cord, I added more straps to help hold it in place. When you unpack the legs, cut the nyloc straps so you can reuse them. (That means cutting the strap on the side that inserts into the gripper. You can take two little ones and make a big one, if needed.) If I did this again, I would put 3 straps on all sides before weaving. If you make a mistake (tighten one too tight/small) the nylocs are pretty hard to get apart.Read more ›
But it did. My 44 pound son (this product is for kids up to 75 pounds) got this for his birthday and LOVED it. He loves to jump and was so happy to run over and jump throughout the day.
Until it broke.
Less than a month after his birthday.
He is so sad, and I am possibly even MORE sad - since this was the most expensive thing he got, and now it's useless. I want to try and find a way to contact the company for a replacement part, but I am not sure how, since I didn't keep the box or anything.
Overall, I'd go with a different jumper (although these types of trampoines, in general, are awesome).
I had expected for him to use it for years, and then his little brother after him... we had a different (similar type) of jumper that we had for probably 4 or 5 years before it died - I was hoping for that sort of an investment. Unfortunatley I couldn't just find that same product again.
I (eventually) found contact information for this manufacturer and have to say I was VERY impressed with their customer service - they kindly promptly sent me a new cord to fix the jumper... which broke the day after we put it on... *sigh* the third new cord should be in the mail soon... they have been really nice to work with - when I eventually got ahold of them (my fault for not keeping the packaging, I guess), but I hope this cord works better than the last two. I probably would not get this jumper again, but I wouldn't shy away from the company altogether - and they did say that they had a lot of problems with these cords at one point, but got it fixed and haven't anymore - um, but my replacement cord still broke... sooo... I don't know if I 100% trust that it's a great deal. A nice lady answers the phones though?
Some words on the assembly. A lot of reviews here complain about the difficulty in assembly. The packaging clearly states it is a two person job, and that a couple of extra tools may be required. It comes with a wrench, and realistically the only other thing you really need then is a screwdriver. Did it take two? No question about it; the stringing of the bungee cord requires an extra set of hands, but it is far from the struggle some have stated. The instructions are fine if you are a visual person and have any experience assembling, well, anything. What is not described in words is illustrated - sure the illustrations could be a little bigger I guess, but contrary to other reviews, if you look at them they will show you PRECISELY how everything goes together, including the proper way to string the bungee cord. If you are not an even partially handy person, phone a friend, buy a six pack and save yourself some time; otherwise I think 98% of the population can handle this.
Some words on use. Some have voiced concern over the safety. The same reviews have mentioned not letting kids swing on the handle or having to supervise their kids while playing on it. Please, let common sense prevail. These same reviewers likely don't use seatbelts because they know someone who knows someone who knows a guy that survived a car wreck because he was ejected instead of being restrained. The tag on the toy says one at a time, hold the handle, watch your kid at all times, don't hang on the handle, and a lot of other stuff intended for those who need to be reminded to breathe.Read more ›
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We got this trampoline 3.5 years ago for our daughter who was 14 months old at the time. She has bounced herself silly every day since then. Read morePublished 3 months ago by JC Lach
Our 2nd bungee cord just broke. It is VERY difficult to get the cord on and keep the trampoline square. Read morePublished 7 months ago by FamOfFive
I wish I could select 0 stars. This product is very unsafe and needs to be recalled. I called Pure Fun to inform them and they said because it was outside of the 90 day warranty... Read morePublished 8 months ago by David J. Trowbridge
Though this trampoline is really fun for the kids, I am giving it 1 star for the following reasons:
1. It is really difficult to assemble. Read more
Not easy to get the cording tight but my husband could when I wasn't strong enough. Have had it over 2 years now and it's held up against two kids. Read morePublished 12 months ago by Mary Beth Rosen
I had to give it 4 stars because it was good, but my 2 year old tore it to pieces with his wild jumping. It just wasn't built strong enough for a wild toddler. Read morePublished 13 months ago by superstar
We have been using this for two months now and my daughter loves it. It was difficult to get the bungee cord on, but we followed all the instructions of the "most helpful... Read morePublished 13 months ago by Ryan Wentz


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Excellent recipe, love it! I also spread with cherry jam before cream.
I added a little Cream of Tartar and made a 2/3 version as my pan was smaller. Good texture for rolling, no splits!
I followed the recipe exactly for the batter but I didn't add the filling immediately. I let the cake stand for about an hour whilst I did something else. By the time I tried to put the filling in the cake had degenerated into a sticky mess which was very difficult to work. The final result looked a bit of a train wreck with a poor texture to the sponge. The flavor was OK but I have much better recipes for swiss rolls which I will go back to using in the future. My other recipes have much higher flour content which is why I think they probably have a more "cakey" texture
Didn't really like this recipe. First one I tried for swiss roll but I found it was too thin, should have doubled the recipe. But for a quick and easy recipe it was good enough since I didn't really want to use all the other recipes that you have to separate the eggs for.
i needed a wand cake for my boys 5th birthday magic party. this cake was super easy and very tasty, everyone agreed. i added strawberries and used vanilla sugar instead of castor! i made three cakes and joined them together then covered in dark and white chocolate pieces.
the bater wasn't enough to do nothing with and the filling tastes a little bitter and i followed the recipe exact
Really easy to make, my kids loved this recipe.
This was not as rich as some Swiss rolls I have had, but then it took much less time and many fewer eggs and other ingredients. For a 'need it quick' recipe this is a good pick. I did find the chocolate base a bit thin and mine stuck a bit to the pan but after trimming up the edges and dusting with cocoa powder, the finished product looked and tasted quite nice. I added a touch of baileys to the whipped cream for extra zing.


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What do newborns and grandparents both have in common? They both wear diapers.
It's an old joke, but as with any gut-buster, there's a profound meaning hidden in there.
Life is cyclical. You end in the same fragile state you began. (Which is really the only point of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. There, I just saved you three hours and ten bucks.)
Baseball is the same way. There are few youngsters who begin dominating right out of the gates (Tim Lincecum being an exception) and there's rarely a veteran who can consistently put up quality performances, year-in and year-out, deep into their career. You see, youngsters and old fogies live on the outer part of the spectrum, making any attempt to project their performance a bit dicey. So let's look at a few folks from the rare under-23-or-over-39 sect a bit closer:
The Juveniles
David Price, 23, Rays
Hey look, an overly-hyped pitching prospect that actually lived up to his billing! But while Price blew the doors off the joint right away—14 innings of 1.93 ERA performance at the end of the regular season, and another 5.2 innings of 1.59 ERA under the magnifying glass of playoff ball—there's still a lot for the kid to accomplish before you can call him "elite". Like, start a 2nd major league game. Trading Edwin Jackson to the Tigers will give him that shot, but don't be shocked if the rook has his ups-and-downs throughout the year. It'll even up for those in Roto leagues, but folks playing in head-to-head will have their share of headaches.
Homer Bailey, 23, Reds
The top prospect for the Reds before the 2007 season, Bailey was one of those afore-mentioned "overly-hyped pitching prospects," except he has not lived up to the hype. What we don't know is if we should put a "yet" or "ever" in the previous sentence. Heading into spring training, he's in competition with Micah Owings and Nick Masset for the final spot in the Reds rotation. If he gets it, he's worth a look to see if he can recapture his magic from Double-A ball back in 2006: 7-1, 1.59 ERA, 77 Ks in 68 innings. If he doesn't, this will be the last you'll hear of him in preseason fantasy reports.
Aaron Poreda, 22, White Sox
The first draft pick after the White Sox instituted their new "Hey, let's start drafting players with actual upside!" policy in 2007, Poreda is currently in competition with Clayton Richard and Jeff Marquez for the final spot in the South Side rotation. Seeing as there's really two spots up for grabs—don't tell me Bartolo Colon has locked down anything beyond a table reservation for tonight—his 161 innings of 3.13 ERA spread out across Single-A and Double-A last year is promising.
Jose Ceda, 22, Marlins
The bait that brought Kevin Gregg over to the Cubs this offseason, Ceda will start the season in the minors. But depending on how successful the Marlins' youth movement is this year, and how many times current closer Matt Lindstrom gets rocked, there's a real shot that Ceda will be getting 9th inning duties by year's end.
The Geriatric
Randy Johnson, 45, Giants
The only thing that can be (probably) guaranteed is that Johnson will reach 300 wins this year. Unfortunately, that only means he can be counted on for only five Ws. If he puts up a year like last—173 strikeouts in 184 innings with a 3.91 ERA—then the Giants are going to win the division running away. Problem is, 45-year-olds (or 44-year-olds, for that matter) don't put up numbers like that. Like Hamlet, or more recently James T. Kirk, we're in undiscovered country here. If you want an excuse to be an optimist, having Big Unit himself say he's "excited about this year", because his being healthy is as good as it gets.
Tom Glavine, 43, Braves
Not happy with injury forcing him into retirement, the Braves brought the future Hall of Famer back for a 1-year, $1 million deal with a bunch of incentives. On the off-chance he stays healthy, expect something along the lines of his last year with the Mets: 200 innings, 90 strikeouts or so, and an ERA around 4.50. But seeing as he's 43, there's a good chance he'll finish the year with only that initial million in his pocket.
John Smoltz, 42, Red Sox
Coming off shoulder surgery, Smoltz isn't expected to make his Fenway debut until late June. Whether he's going to be making it in the 1st inning or during mop-up duty is still up in the air; no matter the team's plan, there's just no way to predict how much stress a 42-year-old's shoulder can take without seeing him throw. And that, obviously, will define his worth in fantasy leagues. Personally, I'd pick him as a late-round stab in the dark and hope for five wins, with the stipulation that he's the first gone if you need a roster spot. There's a good chance both Glavine and Smoltz will have wished they followed their old teammate Greg Maddux into the sunset.
Tim Wakefield, 42, Red Sox
The other 42-year-old in the Boston rotation, Wakefield is as predictable as you can get in the Fantasy World. Expect about 180 innings with about 110 strikeouts, an ERA in the mid-4.00s and double-digit victories.
Troy Percival, 39, Rays
While Joe Maddon still considers Percival the team's closer, that might not mean anything come May. With a BABIP of .172 last year, Percival's due for a collapse. Throw a $1 at him if need be, but don't expect to get full value even then.
Player On My Team of the Week: Carlos Marmol, on my keeper shortlist after he announced the sweetest nine-word phrase in the Fantasy World language: "I will not pitch in the World Baseball Classic".
How to Heckle One of My Players of the Week: "Hey Pink Eye Lincecum, didn't one of your parents teach you how to wash your hands correctly?" (More with Lincecum's dad, of a cool nature: go here.)
Best Spring Training Article of the Week: This hilarious template from The 35th Street Review for how to write your own spring training report. It works for any team if you swap out the references to the White Sox with those for your favorite team.
Buy High: The quality of life, again, now that Arrested Development: The Movie has been okayed by Michael Cera, the last holdout of the cast to give the okay to use his likeness in a motion picture. About time. To celebrate, here's a chicken dance remix.
Sell Low: The ability of horror movies to affect us, after the website Urlesque released something much more horrific to the homes of everyone with an Internet connection: this list of the 20 weirdest album covers of all time.


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John-Paul Sanggaran tells UNSW treatment of asylum seekers is shameful to Australia
- From: News Corp Australia
- May 27, 2014
THE doctor who brought to light claims of substandard medical care for asylum-seekers on Christmas Island — including detainees' medicines being thrown away — has slammed authorities for what he calls a failure to act.
John-Paul Sanggaran last year helped prepare a 92-page letter, co-signed by 14 other doctors who had worked on Christmas Island, which highlighted concerns about standards of care on the island. Immigration Minister Scott Morrison said there was "dispute about matters raised" in the letter, which was directed at the doctors' employer International Health and Medical Services (IHMS) and later obtained by media.
Now Dr Sanggaran has spoken publicly about the response it provoked, saying treatment of asylum-seekers is "shameful to all those that call themselves Australian" and too little has changed. "Despite over 18,000 words of detailed concerns there has been no adequate response," Mr Sanggaran told a University of NSW symposium.
"I in fact fear repercussions because I have spoken out ...
There are many individuals for (whom) I have ongoing concern. I do not know how they have progressed.
"Unfortunately, due to my experience working in that system, I do not have confidence that they somehow now receive appropriate care."
In his UNSW address, Dr Sanggaran said asylum-seekers could expect to be bundled off boats, rushed through medical assessments and separated from important medical records and medicines.
"These medications were in fact being destroyed by a couple of nurses popping pills into a rubbish bin, with no records being kept of what medications were being destroyed or who they belonged to," he said.
Dr Sanggaran said he was also aware of asylum seekers losing important medical aids including glasses, hearing aids and parts of a prosthetic leg.
He said assessments had been conducted in "haste", and there were long delays in transferring those with specialist medical needs off the island.
"We were told that the department of immigration was accepting the risk of delaying transfers. I cannot accept that a governmental department can absolve me from my professional responsibility to my patients," Dr Sanggaran said.
"It cannot remove my duty of care."
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Steve Lond of Australia Posted at 5:23 AM May 28, 2014
These "doctors are generally people who cannot get a job in the mainstream of medcine in Australia , hey you guys , get with the program or get out. , the age of entitlement is gone.!
Steven Posted at 1:33 AM May 28, 2014
This is the fault of refugees. Stupid enough to pay good money to traffickers to be put on a leaky boat and be sent to Australia believing you will granted asylum and be on the dole forever. Wrong. Welcome to reality. Be sent to Papua New Guinea to be resettled with no rights and welfare. Have to get a job.
sue Posted at 12:30 AM May 28, 2014
They shouldnt get free medical instead they should be returned straight back to their country and not even allowed to set foot in Australia..this is why our gov cant handle the budget and real aussies have to continue to struggle..


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Weather is blustery but focused Broncos aren't
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By ARNIE STAPLETON
AP Pro Football Writer
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Try as they might, the Baltimore Ravens just couldn't get under the skin or into the heads of the Denver Broncos, who were more concerned about talking up their opponents than trash-talking them.
Most of the Ravens were exceedingly complimentary of the Broncos this week, but some spent time excusing their 34-17 home loss to Denver last month with dismissals ranging from the soon-to-retire Ray Lewis and several others being out of the lineup to the Broncos' receivers pushing off too much.
Ravens receiver Anquan Boldin said after Baltimore's emotional wild-card win that the Ravens were glad to get another shot at Denver.
Asked how it will be any different than last time, he declared, "We'll make it different."
"I wanted Denver, because they beat us," said Boldin, who was shut out in the first meeting, a game in which the Broncos breezed to a 31-3 lead and cruised to the finish.
The Broncos, not big on bravado all season, shrugged it all off.
"We beat them, so of course they want to play us again," cornerback Chris Harris said. "We're up for the challenge."
Those were about the brashest statements that came out of the Broncos locker room all week.
Not exactly a Pacquiao-Marquez pre-fight smack down.
"It's going to be a tough game," running back Knowshon Moreno said. "It's not going to be easy."
Fans aren't buying it, and oddsmakers have installed the top-seeded Broncos (13-3) as more than a touchdown favorite. They haven't lost in three months, are coming off a bye and playing at altitude against a team playing on a short week.
Although quarterback Joe Flacco has four road playoff wins on his resume, the Ravens were a mediocre 4-4 this season on the road, where he threw just seven of his 24 touchdown passes.
Then, there's Peyton Manning. Although he's 0-3 lifetime in cold weather in the playoffs -- Saturday's high will hover around 20 degrees with some snow expected -- he's beaten the Ravens (11-6) nine straight times, including twice in the playoffs.
He's been stellar with that glove on his right hand the last two weeks in preparation for the wintry weather and as a concession to the altered feel of his grip following four neck surgeries. With the glove, his completion percentage has been almost 6 points better and his passer rating almost 20 points higher than without it.
The Broncos aren't taking anything for granted, though. They pointed out all week that the last time they played, the Ravens were without Lewis, safety Bernard Pollard, guard Marshal Yanda, linebacker Dannell Ellerbe and tight end Ed Dickson, all of whom will be available Saturday.
"So, this will be a completely different game, a completely different test," Broncos coach John Fox said.
Manning said he didn't have any reaction to the Ravens saying they were eager for a chance to atone for that lopsided loss.
"I know they have some guys back that did not play in the first game," Manning said, noting this is certainly the time of year you want to be healthy. "... Those guys make a difference for their team. They made a difference for their team on Sunday holding their opponent to zero touchdowns. It's an excellent defense, really no matter who's in there, in my opinion, but certainly when they have all their other guys back, they're extremely tough."
Joining the praise parade, Broncos safety Rahim Moore gushed this week about swapping jerseys with his hero, Baltimore Pro Bowler Ed Reed, after last month's game, and Champ Bailey pumped up Lewis, saying, "I know he's going to miss the game, but I think the game will miss him more because there's nobody like him."
Following a 12-week layoff with a torn right biceps, Lewis led the Ravens with 13 tackles to spark an emotional win over Indianapolis in the final home game of his spectacular 17-year career last week. The 37-year-old middle linebacker intends to retire after Baltimore completes its playoff run.
A marquee at a Denver hotel not far from Sports Authority Field reads: "Join us for Ray Lewis' retirement party at 2 p.m. Saturday."
The Broncos would cringe at such braggadocio.
The weather may be blustery but they certainly aren't, pointing out repeatedly that the Ravens are the only NFL team to reach the playoffs in each of the past five seasons, and they've won at least one game in each of those trips. They've also had a month to get used to Jim Caldwell calling offensive plays after his discombobulated debut against Denver on Dec. 16.
Of course, not all the Ravens were boastful or bombastic this week; several had high praise for the Broncos -- and the Broncos brushed off those compliments, too, lest they lose their focus.
"I don't really buy into all that mental warfare and all that stuff," linebacker Von Miller said. "I just like to get between the lines and just play football. I think that's where you can settle the score, on the football field."
Game notes
Fox said RB Willis McGahee didn't have any setbacks this week. If the Broncos beat Baltimore and he continues to progress next week, he'll be eligible to return for the AFC championship, two months after tearing the medial collateral ligament in his right knee. ... RG Zane Beadles said a big reason for his breakout season was his work with a sports psychologist last spring.
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PHOENIX — Attendees of the Waste Management Phoenix Open will be subject to new security rules this year, the tournament announced in a Monday press release.
"Providing a safe and secure environment is something our fans and players deserve," said 2014 Waste Management Phoenix Open Tournament Chairman Tom King in the release. "We ask that our fans be patient as we implement these new security measures."
Fans will no longer be permitted to carry an opaque bag. Instead, they can opt to use clear plastic bags — not exceeding 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches — or a one-gallon freezer bag. Small clutches are allowed.
Other things, such as umbrellas, lawn chairs and binoculars are allowed, but they cannot be in a carrying case.
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Hi there,
I installed Kdenlive on my iMac recently, in fact it was this morning (it took over six hours to do, but I did it). The problem is I cannot open the program. It immediately crashes on me. I also installed ffmpeg and ffmpeg-devel during the building of Kdenlive. Could it be that these port installs could be conflicting with each other? That is the impression that I seem to be getting. If they are, how do I deactivate one of the port installs (ffmpeg-devel will not deactivate even though the port is considered active by Porticus)? Also, I installed Subversion on my iMac for Kdenlive. Bear in mind I also use Porticus to install ported software. I have Subversion in /opt/local/bin, But Porticus does not seem to recognize that it is there (the type is red when it should be blue when listed in the Porticus GUI when I view ffmpeg-devel on Porticus). OK. These are my main issues. What lack I yet?
NOTE: I also have tried to activate the dbus file in my Library and the Terminal comes back saying that there is nothing to load, so I am stumped there as well. FYI.
Any assistance is duly appreciated. Thanks.
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I do not think you should install _both_ ffmpeg and ffmpeg-devel! Kdenlive requires ffmpeg-devel. Also, indicate if you followed the directions about setting up udev, kde preferences folder permissions, and ran kded4. Regarding the udev setup, you may need to learn a bit about launchd. This is a very difficult install target to support, and already have a lot of work with coding and debugging, so I am not able to provide much OS X support.


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The lovely title of this Christian novel hints at its themes of shipwreck, youth lost and romance by the sea. In the waters beyond a small town on the Pacific coast, a shipwreck is being salvaged that will disclose secrets from the past. Martinusen (North of Tomorrow) tells her story from the viewpoints of three women. Claire O'Rourke is a San Francisco reporter recently returned to her small hometown of Harper's Bay for a short visit, but a contrived plot device leaves her back home for good and looking for work at The Tidal Post, a local newspaper. Her path soon intersects with that of Sophia Fleming, a 70-something reclusive author whom Claire has admired since childhood. When a salt-damaged book washes ashore, some long-buried secrets are illuminated through the journal entries of Josephine Vanderook, a passenger on an ill-fated ship. As the story unfolds, Martinusen introduces enjoyable characters: "Cap Charlie" is an old salt who makes lattes and espresso below decks; Claire's potential love interest, Griffin Anderson, is a scrap junk sculptor whose work is displayed on town roofs. Despite some good descriptions, Martinusen often overwrites ("glaze drips likes a lazy yawn onto the table") and the pacing, mired in description and wordiness, drags. The city-girl-returns-to-her-hometown theme has been done to death in CBA fiction, and the somewhat unfocused story never really takes off. However, Martinusen has potential, and despite the problems in this story, her talent shines through.
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"If only grace came without the need for it."
"There is something fearful in revealing our true selves, allowing others to peer intimately inside. It takes such trust, and none of us is completely trustworthy."
"The past is like a coat I put on every morning, defining me in many ways."
If a book doesn't make me think more deeply about life, God and who I am, it's not worth my time. That's what I loved about Martinusen's book.
I also thought her multiple first person narrators were an interesting trio. I related a lot to Claire, the city news reporter who goes home to her small town with an inflated view of her importance. We all need to learn we're wrong about others and life sometimes.
I highly recommend "The Salt Garden."
San Francisco reporter Claire O'Rourke is a young woman who has returned to her hometown of Harper's Bay ostensibly for a visit, but winds up staying and taking a job at The Tidal Post when family circumstances change. As she settles into what turns out to be a much-needed change of pace, her path crosses with that of Sophia Fleming, a once-lauded and now-reclusive author in her seventies who lives on a small island off the coast. The character of Josephine Vanderook speaks from the pages of a saltwater-encrusted diary that Sophia finds in a rock pool on her morning walk.
Soon the voices of these three women are creating a sort of call-and-response in their alternating pages. Although Claire, Sophia and Josephine have many differences, their common threads of loving words and writing as well as their devotion to God begin to bind them together and lessen differences of time, age and circumstance. Sophia, who has been hoarding the diary to herself rather than give it to the town museum, finds that the new young woman on the scene seems very familiar to her, and when she allows Claire in to her home and read the diary pages, the faith of the two modern women is contrasted with their historical counterpart.
Martinusen's central message seems to be that everyone's path to faith --- Claire's, Sophia's, Josephine's --- takes a different course.Read more ›
Sophia has spent three decades hidden from everyone except for her only friend Ben Wilson, who refuses to allow her to become a total recluse. However, Ben sadly informs Sophia that his son wants him to move away and live with him; Sophia feels depressed that her only connection to the world might leave. Ben also gives Sophia a salt watered journal that apparently came ashore from the nearby salvaging of the wreckage of the Josephine. The book contains the diary entries of Josephine Vanderook, a passenger in 1933 on the Josephine when it went down. Claire and Sophia forge a friendship over dreams, the journal, and their different paths to God.
This is an entertaining character study that rotates narration between the two modern day women and the journal entries of Josephine. The story line enables the reader to contrast the trio. Claire has had an unwavering constant belief in God; Sophia found the healing of God after a tragedy left her practically a hermit; Finally Josephine in her shortened life marveled at the miracles God had provided her. Though San Francisco is portrayed as modern day Sodom while Harper's Bay is Eden (with a serpent) fans of contemporary Christian literature will appreciate this deep look at the paths of faith.
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Also a serene read, it is one to be savored. Cindy's amazing desciptions of the small coastal town where the story takes place made me want to go there, even though it is a mythical spot. Her beautiful, moving details of the sea made me feel the wind whip through my hair and the waves bounce beneath my feet. The story kept my interest and I had to keep myself from looking ahead to see what happened.
It is told in multiple first person from three points of view: Claire - a young writer who returns home, not planning to stay; Sophia - a reclusive novelist who finds the world's pain too much to bear; and Josephine - a woman who, through her journal, reaches to the others from the grave. And it is Josephine, who is the catalyst that causes Sophia and Claire to reach beyond themselves, beyond their comfort zones, toward relationship.
The Salt Garden is the kind of book to take to that quiet place when everything is still. Then, with feet snuggled up and a cup of steaming Earl Grey nearby, open the covers, experience and enjoy.
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