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Helmer accidentally accepts the writ for his court case, and is blackmailed by Rigmar into marriage. Moesgaard undergoes psychotherapy, and Bondo receives a bone marrow transplant from his long lost half brother Bulder. Mrs Drusse uncovers a coven in the bowels of the hospital and Mogge surprises everyone in his viva. A power cut halts a séance by the Lodge, and traps Mrs Drusse in a falling lift while Christian's final blind ambulance ride as the Falcon puts him on course for a head to head collision with Mosse and Camila while Judith mourns the death of Frederik and...
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Dark Souls III Preview at New York Comic Con 2015
Ever since Atlus Demon's Souls, which released in 2009, From Software's Souls has not only evolved, but continued to gain momentum, elevating its developer to one of the most respected teams in the industry. With Dark Souls III being released in early 2016, the series has it's largest following yet, with a tremendous amount of hype already accruing for it. I've personally been a fan of the series since it's creation, and was thrilled to have the opportunity to get a hands-on impression at this year's New York Comic-Con. In terms of lines and wait times, there was no other game on the show floor with as long of a line–fans were eagerly awaiting the chance to take their own shot at the High Wall of Lothric. There were four builds available in this version of the game; Wandering Knight, Northern Warrior, Herald of White and Academy Assassin. I decidedRead more →By Vanessa in Previews 3 Comments »
Sailor Moon Sailebration with VIZ at Otakon 2015!
Sailor Moon has had an enormous year since the release of Sailor Moon Crystal in mid 2014, along with an updated English adaption, with improved visuals, aspect ratios and new voice acting. The quintessential Magical Girl anime and manga took over Otakon [one of the largest anime conventions on the east coast] this past weekend, with an array of Sailor Moon events, guests, panels and convention exclusive items. VIZ Media's booth had an Otakon special edition t-shirt and canvas tote for fans, limited edition collectable coins, pins, posters and paper tiaras along with special prize packs. As a major fan of the series myself since my early adolescence, I fully embraced my inner Moonie , and with it's pink shimmery visuals, flowing brightly colored hair and signature Sailor fukus, it would be a challenge for Sailor Moon to not bring out the little girl in most of us. It wasRead more →By Vanessa in Pop Culture · Turning Japanese No comments yet
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This year mark's the 75th Anniversary of Bob Kane and Bill Finger's iconic character Batman, and New York Comic Con decked the halls of the Javits Center in the spirt of the Dark Knight himself with a wide array of Batman related guests, content and exhibits. The official 75th Anniversary Panel featured Geoff Johns, the Chief Creative Officer of DC Entertainment, along with Neal Adams, Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jim Lee, and everyone's favorite Batman himself, Kevin Conroy in my personal favorite Batman role ever, Batman: The Animated Series. Batman: TAS artist, Bruce Timm and writer and artist Darwyn Cooke each created their own Batman short for the celebration. For anyone not lucky enough to score a seat in the panel, fear not, as both animated shorts are easy enough to find on the web now. In addition to the panel, Warner Brothers Comics, DC Entertainment and the United StatesRead more →By Vanessa in Angels on the Go No comments yet
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Hideo Baba made an appearance at this year's New York Comic Con to connect with fans and promote the upcoming Tales of Symphonia Chronicles and Tales of Xillia 2. As a fan of the series, I was fortunate enough to sit down and touch base with him about the series he's extremely proud to be apart of. VB: How do you feel about the record breaking success of the Tales series here in the states, Tales of Xillia especially? HB: We are extremely pleased that more and more fans are picking up the series! I've been visiting the states more, and we're very proud that the series has maintained it's level of quality across so many generations and could appeal to a wider audience of gamers! VB: How has the Tales series stayed so popular in the West with increasing volume in sales, while interest in JRPGs has been onRead more →
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About a month ago, Atlus confirmed the localization of Vanillaware's Dragons' Crown for North America. Many gamers like myself, who loved Odin Sphere for the Playstation 2, and Muramasa: The Demon Blade for the Wii were absolutely thrilled. Vanillaware's character designer, George Kamitani has always had a very distinct style, which I have personally loved since as far back as Princess Crown for the Sega Saturn. Dragon's Crown most noticeably features an evolution of his usual art style; The characters are more dramatically proportioned, with ridiculously mythologized body types. Rather than the daintier frames of Gwendolyn and Oswald, we now have the obscenely muscled Dwarf, and the notoriously buxomed Sorceress. And this has caused quite a bit of controversy amongst gamers with very vocal opinions. It all started with Kotaku's Jason Schrierer stating Kamitani's work embodied the "drawings of a fourteen-year-old-boy." Kamitani fired back on his Facebook, with this image;Read more →
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Welcome to the second entry of Heroines of Gaming! Last week we discussed the late, great RPG Cetra, Aeris Gainsborough. But this week, we'll be covering a character who was introduced to the world in a gender-concealing Power Suit way, way back in 1986. Samus Aran [Metroid] There would be no way for me to continue another chapter of this column in good taste without giving Samus her fair due. She is virtually the poster child of badass women in gaming. Back in the 1980s, a female character being the primary hero of a video game was extremely rare. On top of that, when female characters became more prevalent as the star of a title, they usually had to be sexualized to varying extents for the game to be marketed to fans. Samus managed to dodge all of these stereotypes, and her series of games went on to be hugelyRead more →
Heroines of Gaming: Aeris Gainsborough
Throughout the entirety of my history with video games, one thing as stayed fairly consistent for me–I generally gravitate toward my female characters. And it's not that I don't appreciate male characters, (who tend to be the "star" of the game in the vast majority of titles) it's that in most cases, I relate to the heroines more. Though most video games tend to have male writers and creators, I actually find the female characters they've created to be infinitely more interesting, and in a lot of cases, better developed than the heroines you'd see whose origins are in television or film. Growing up with a mother who exposed me to soap operas from a young age left me rather traumatized in regards to female imagery in the media. (Sleeping with your friend's husband, and then throwing her in a pool while ripping her dress off makes you shed aRead more →
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New People Presents Artist Village Vol. 5 to Celebrate Cherry Blossom Festival Eclectic Art Market Takes Over Dynamic J-Town Venue For Two Consecutive Weekends This Month With Works From A Talented Mix Of Local Asian And Western-Influenced Artists NEW PEOPLE, the dynamic San Francisco entertainment destination bringing the latest examples of Japanese popular culture to North American shores, teams up with BAZAAR BIZARRE SAN FRANCISCO to celebrate the 45th Annual Cherry Blossom Festival and present the NEW PEOPLE ARTIST VILLAGE Vol. 5 – a fun and festive vertical arts and crafts show to be stationed throughout the spacious Japantown venue for two consecutive weekends – April 14th / 15th and April 21st / 22nd from 11:00am to 6:00pm each day. The free event extends the Bay Area's yearly celebration of Asian tradition with a dozen unique artists and merchants, stationed in colorfully decorated kiosks throughout the building, offering an eclecticRead more →By Vanessa in Turning Japanese No comments yet
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VIZ Media's Haikasoru imprint releases author Natsuki Ikezawa's surrealistic novel, THE NAVIDAD INCIDENT: THE DOWNFALL OF MATIAS GUILI! A Modern Classic Of Magical Realism And Political Satire That Reinvents Myths Of 20th Century Japan VIZ Media's Haikasoru imprint has announced the release today of author Natsuki Ikezawa's surrealistic novel, THE NAVIDAD INCIDENT: THE DOWNFALL OF MATIAS GUILI. The book is published by the company's Haikasoru imprint and carries an MSRP of $24.99 U.S. / $28.99 CAN / £16.99 UK. An eBook edition is also available on the Amazon Kindle, Apple's iBooks Store, the Barnes & Noble's Nook Books Store, and the Sony Reader™ Store. Haikasoru publishes some of the most compelling contemporary Japanese science fiction and fantasy stories for English-speaking audiences, and is the first imprint based in the U.S. dedicated to Japanese science fiction and fantasy in translation. In this sweeping magical-realist epic set in the fictional south seaRead more →By Vanessa in Turning Japanese No comments yet
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Japanese Game Event Comes to S.F.'s New People on March 23rd NEW PEOPLE about the first-ever U.S. installment of "The Real Escape Game: The Escape From The Werewolf Village," beginning Friday, March 23rd thru Sunday March, 25th. NEW PEOPLE is located in San Francisco's Japantown at 1746 Post St. NEW PEOPLE invites visitors to become amateur detectives for a very special event as it welcomes the first-ever U.S. installment of "The Real Escape Game: The Escape From The Werewolf Village," beginning Friday, March 23rd thru Sunday March, 25th. NEW PEOPLE is located in San Francisco's Japantown at 1746 Post St. "The Real Escape Game" is an inventive live game event originally created in Japan that requires players to cooperate and use their detective skills to solve multiple mysteries to locate a hidden key in order to escape from a locked room within a limited time. The U.S. edition, "The EscapeRead more →By Vanessa in Turning Japanese 1 Comment »


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[eng] This paper underiines the main objectives and trade-offs faced by Central and Eastern European countries. It describes the strategies adopted by Poland, Russia and the Czech Republic as being dominated respectively by three objectives : enterprise restructuring, depoliticization of the economy and the emergence of market institutions. [fre] Cet article met en lumière les objectifs essentiels de la privatisation en Europe centrale et orientale, la manière dont les différents pays ont arbitré entre ces derniers ainsi que les fondements théoriques de leurs choix. Il décrit la stratégie adoptée par la Pologne, la Russie et la République tchèque comme étant dominées respectivement par le souci de la restructuration des entreprises, de la dépolitisation de l'économie et de l'émergence des institutions indispensables au marché.
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2009 Tree Lighting Festival of Lights
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September Mornings
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Thimble Islands, Branford, CT
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May 17, 2009
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May 14, 2009
Lake Waramaug, New Preston CT
Lake Waramaug is the second largest natural lake in Connecticut. A step back in time, the lake retains a beautiful feel to it. Many of the homes are as they were when New Preston and Lake Waramaug became a popular vacation spot. There is the Lake Warmaug State Park, the Pinnacle which affords a spectacular view, Lake Waramaug Country Club, Hopkins Inn and Hopkins Vineyard, The Boulders, for spectacular dining with lake views and a wonderful place to stay. Many of the homes on the lake are for rent during the summer season.
Lake Waramaug takes its name from Chief Waramaug of the Wyantenoc Tribe. They had hunting grounds and lived primarily in New Milford near what is now called Lovers Leap. They summered at the area around Lake Waramaug. Even they knew back then what a wonderful vacation spot it is!
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May 12, 2009
Lake Lillinonah
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May 7, 2009
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Apr 24, 2009
Fresh Air Gallery
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Apr 12, 2009
April 2009
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Apr 5, 2009
Greater New Milford Scenes
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Bulls Bridge
Mar 21, 2009
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Mar 8, 2009
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There are pictures that I have taken over time that are my favorite. Lcations include New Milford, CT, Steep Rock in Washington, CT, and Martha's Vineyard, MA. My first digital camera was not that good, so please excuse some of the quality. I have many more, but currently they are locked up in my old computer. I will post them when I get them! I hope you enjoy them.
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In the markets of Vietnam you will see mounds of fresh and delicious tofu – so many different kinds cooked in every way possible.
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3 large dried shiitake mushrooms
6 cups chicken stock or vegetable stock
20 rau ram leaves, plus extra for garnish, or 10 sprigs cilantro, plus extra leaves for garnish
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This November, twenty-five emergency services personnel will run 6000km down the east coast of Australia, to draw attention to the dangers of climate change and to raise funds for the development of a safe climate plan for Australia.
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When you take time to get to know a local community the benefits can include a greater understanding of complex cultural contrasts, as Intrepid Express reader Jeremy Wilson discovered in Thailand…
"A short time back, the BBC reported that a rural school in Thailand risked using their campus for a peculiar experiment: they provided an extra washroom on their grounds; one for boys, one for girls, and one for 'katoeys'. The headline read "Thai school offers transsexual toilet."
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BROOKSVILLE, Fla. (February 20, 2013)—Twenty years has passed since Jennifer Odom stepped off her school bus in rural Florida, which the last anyone saw of her before the 12-year-old's body was found six days later on a nearby horse trail.
Now, investigators are renewing efforts to find Jennifer's killer after years of dead-end tips that never panned out, despite billboards, a story on NBC's "Unsolved Mysteries" and a $20,000 reward for information.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The New York Giants are changing place-kickers, at least according to Lawrence Tynes.
Tynes, who has been sidelined since training camp with an injured left knee that required arthroscopic surgery, said Wednesday that the coaching staff told him last week that he will replace John Carney against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
"There was a plan in place," Tynes said. "Last week was our target point. It just so happens to be this week."
Tynes, who made 23 of 27 field goal attempts last season and kicked the game-winning field goal in overtime in the NFC title game against Green Bay, hurt his knee in early August. He has been kicking in practice for the last three weeks, but coach Tom Coughlin elected to stay with the 44-year-old Carney, who has made all 12 of his field goal attempts and all 15 points after touchdown this season.
Tynes said he did not feel like a relief pitcher taking over after the starter left pitching a perfect game.
"I am just going to continue what he has done for us," Tynes said. "I have learned a lot in five weeks with him. It is going to help me with preparation and staying healthy and staying in this league. I am looking forward to doing just as well as he has."
Tynes said he had some setbacks after returning from his injury, mainly nagging muscle aches and some swelling in his knee. He said he is fine now.
"I'm very anxious just to get going. It's been a while," Tynes said. "I feel very good about where I am. I just want to keep up doing what John's done for us the previous five games. I'm looking forward to keeping that streak he has going."
Carney, who was signed days before the season opener, practiced on Wednesday. He was not in the locker room after Tynes spoke.
Coach Tom Coughlin had already addressed the media for the day before Tynes spoke.
It is likely that the Giants will keep Carney on the roster until Tynes kicks successfully in at least one game.


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Skip to comments.Illegal Immigrant Driver License Bill (SB1160)
Posted on 03/23/2004 6:19:19 PM PST by DumpsterDiver
Posted by The John and Ken Show @ 5:06 pm
We have contacted all the Republicans in the State Senate and the State Assembly asking one question - How will you be voting on Senator Gil Cedillo's Illegal Alien Driver License Bill (SB1160)?
After hours of phone calls and playing phone tag, we have compiled a list of Legislatures [sic] that have answered our question.
If you DO NOT see your Senator or Assembly member, then they have replied with a big fat NO to SB1160.
For those who have not replied to any phone messages or seem to be on the fence about the issue, we have kindly made available their contact information. We urge you to call them and let them know that SB1160 is wrong for California.
No Reply To Phone Messages
1. Steve Samuelian ® District 29, Fresno
Capital Office: 916-319-2029
District Office: 559-243-4192
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1. Bill Maze ® District 34, Visalia
Capital Office: 916-319-2034
District Office: 559-636-3440
2. Dave Cogdill ® District 25, Modesto
Capital Office: 916-319-2025
District Office: 209-576-6425
3. Abel Maldondo ® District 33, San Luis Obispo
Capital Office: 916-319-2033
District Office: 805-549-3381
4. Bonnie Garcia ® District 80, Cathedral City
Capital Office: 916-319-2080
District Office: 760-321-8410
He's about as much 'on the fence' as I have Britney Spears' flat tummy.
The only people who were saying Arnold Schwarzenegger was ever close to signing SB1160, or anything like it, were all Democrat hacks.
In other words, "consider the source."
The governor's office apparently jacked the security requirement way too high to suit the pro-illegal lobby.
Phone tax likely to make it to November ballot
By: ERIN WALSH - Staff Writer
Last modified Monday, March 22, 2004 10:26 PM PST
California voters should probably expect to see a new phone tax proposal to help pay for emergency rooms on the ballot this fall.
As of last week, supporters had collected 683,000 signatures ---- more than the 598,105 needed to put the measure on the ballot in November.
The Coalition to Preserve Emergency Care continues to collect signatures "to make sure we have enough valid ones to get this before the voters," said spokeswoman Kelly Hayes-Raitt.
If approved, the tax initiative would hike Californians' phone bills by 3 percent, raising about $550 million for emergency room costs, including doctors, equipment and care for the uninsured.
Supporters, including statewide doctor and hospital associations, say the tax is necessary to keep cash-strapped emergency rooms open.
Opponents say hospitals don't need more tax money, and that it's unfair to tax phone users for services almost entirely unrelated to telephones.
A very small fraction of the tax ---- 0.75 percent of revenues from the surcharge ---- will be designated for upgrading the state's 9-1-1 emergency phone system.
Residential phone lines could be taxed up to 50 cents each under the measure. Cellular phones and business lines would have no such cap.
The coalition says the tax is necessary to keep emergency rooms from closing their doors during rough financial times. Twenty-six emergency rooms have closed in California in the last five years, according to the coalition, primarily because of money problems.
"If you get in a car accident, you want to know that there's an emergency room open nearby to fix you up," Hayes-Raitt said. "Right now, you can't be sure that will be the case."
Opponents, including the California Taxpayers Association, said the measure would unfairly suck millions from phone customers ---- especially businesses and cell phone users ---- to pay for a health care system that needs reform, not more money.
"We agree that the health care system is in dire straits, but taxing phone users isn't the answer," said Larry McCarthy, president of the taxpayer association. "The answer is to do a better job with the resources we have."
Most of the revenue from the proposed phone tax ---- 60 percent ---- would be set aside for emergency room use, including doctors, nurses and equipment. Thirty percent would be earmarked to pay emergency doctors who treat uninsured patients. Five percent would go to community clinics that provide emergency care. About 4 percent would go toward paramedic and firefighter training, and less than 1 percent would be set aside for improvements to the 9-1-1 emergency phone system.
Proponents say the tax is necessary to make sure emergency services are available all over the state, where hospitals have been struggling to meet rising costs and to deal with cuts in government-funded health insurance.
Local hospital executives, who are pushing for the measure, said last month that hospitals needed the tax in order for hospital care to survive as North County knows it.
Late last year, Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas stopped taking low-income patients who use government insurance unless they are in emergency situations. Other local hospitals said they are having trouble keeping their emergency rooms staffed with enough nurses to meet strict new staffing laws.
Coalition spokeswoman Hayes-Raitt said taxing phone use is the best way to evenly divide the cost of emergency health care between residents of the state.
"Anybody who uses the phone could end up in the emergency room," she said.
But taxing phone users to bail hospitals out of their money problems is unfair, McCarthy said, especially because very little revenue from the tax will go toward the emergency phone system.
"The doctors and hospitals are simply looking for a convenient target to raise taxes and have more of the cost health care be borne by taxpayers," he said. "We think it's a scare tactic, and we don't think California voters are going to buy it."
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This is insane. Send the illegals home! Problem solved!
It seems that no matter how many times facts are posted here on FR and shown that information OFFICIALLY comes from Schwarzenegger or his OFFICIAL spokesman, you and/or Fair Opinion ignore the fact. The outrage you see toward this issue and Schwarzenegger is due to HIS actions, not those of Cedillo. Below is a recording of Arnold.... in his own voice and his own words. Why do you continue to ignore facts and criticize others who genuinely care about this issue?
Schwarzenegger January Interview with Univision:
Schwarzenegger: We are right now in the middle of working very hard with Senator Cedillo. My staff and his staff. Everyone is working together. And we are absolutely positive that we will come up with a great bill. With his help and with my team's help, I think we will work it out. So there's, uh, really a good move forward.
Interviewer: How would you deal with more conservative members of the legislature...?
Schwarzenegger: Again, it's one of those things where we all have to get together and see that this is a good idea and this is the way to move forward. So, I am talking to my Republican friends all the time about it, and also to my Democratic friends. We will do it.
Click HERE to Listen to the AudioTape
Washington Times, 3/02/04
"Our staffs have met, and they're working on this together,"
said Vincent Salido, spokesman for the Republican governor
The more Schwarzenegger's office now downplays involvement in Cedillo's bill, the more signatures I will get!
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Might I direct you to my post #12 to you (above) and that you actually read it? I believe you will find that both Arnold, and his official spokesman, acknowledge that Schwarzenegger's staff are working with Cedillo to come up with a satisfactory bill.
Good idea to make the owners more responsible. But, often, the cars aren't worth $2000. Maybe something should go on the owners' DMV record so that their insurance rates will increase (after all, they are increasing liability to their insurance company without their knowledge).
Hmmmmm... Could be an opportunity to take out both an illegal driver, and an irresponsible vehicle owner. That sounds good. Let's make it $3000!
I didn't realize that. I'm going to have to go visit traffic court here in L.A. and check this out.
Oh goody! Another classic work of FairOpinion's spin, twisted interpretations in defense of a governor who said that only prison guards and tribes were special interests, inferring that Wall Street banks and real estate honchos didn't apply.
Thus, by the logic of Schwarzenegger (and you FO), "There's no deal," means, 'There's no deal, YET,' and "Arnold is NOT supporting this bill," more than clearly imputes that he wants changes in the current bill.
Here's your problem: Given Arnold has publicly said (and his spokesman has confirmed) that he and Cedillo are working on drivers' licenses for illegals, and that he has said through private channels, "There's no deal," he is either lying to us or to Cedillo et al. It can't be both
Arnold was elected on the premise that he was going to cancel SB-60. He did. What the idiot public who voted for him believed is that he would represent their interests in preventing the issuance of drivers' licenses for illegal aliens. Clearly, by Arnold's own admission, that impression was false. So, either Arnold allowed the public to operate upon a false impression of his intentions, or he lied outright. Feeding people information from which one knows they will draw a false conclusion and allowing them to continue to believe that false impression without correcting it is a dishonest act. Either way, Arnold shows up as a clever manipulator, exactly what I told you he was a month before the recall.
Truth, whole truth, and nothing but the truth, FO, else it is a lie. Thus, when you offer, "There's no deal," in response to the charge that Arnold is WORKING on drivers licenses for illegals, your response is deliberate misdirection. Arnold is a liar, and so are you.
Please do, and let your observations be known. There have been laws to cite these owners for decades, but they are not enforced.
I don't know why I keep expecting more, but I do.
Chalk it up to "entertainment value".
How else would she earn her paycheck?
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The garden has 2 halves: a sandy one between the ocean and Calypso pond, and a rocky one across the pond. Here one sees desert roses in terra cotta pots, on limestone plinths, along the edge of the pond
Pink Oleander - quite tolerant of the Atlantic Ocean breezes!
view from the oceanside patio
One of the houses has a fireplace, and here one sees the chimney, flanked by a Norfolk Island pine, Royal Palm and Coconut Palm, with Queen Sago in the foreground
The flowers are Ixora, and the trunks gumbo limbos and silvertop palms. Calypso pond in the background.
Frangipani blooms in may outside our window
Masses of firecracker attract hummingbirds
Ruellia (blue), frangipani (yellow), ti (red), purple allamanda and queen sagos
A fragrant native orchid
Coconut palms abound
A view across the pond (with Bismarck palm and red hibiscus) to the coconut grove 2 miles away on th horizon.
A similar view, but showing bougainvillea and a foxtail palm
Royal palm trunk, hibiscus, a pond glimpse
red oleander, pink desert rose, front porch overlooking coconuts and ocean
hammock between palms, the sand trap beneath is for falling bodies!
Front patio is flagged with limestone
A very tall gumbo limbo
A view down the Rockery. The red leaves are a bromeliad, and the background, Casuarina rumphiana (quite unusual on Eleuthera) provides a windbreak.
Another part of the Rockery, with bougainvillea, variegated agave, and a magnificent king sago
This part of the Rockery shows yellow oleander and red amaryllis, which return every year. The beds are mulched with seaweed.
From left to right, Ti, gumbo limbo, fern, a seat, confederate jasmine and the trunk of a sausage tree (grown from seed).
The Rockery beds are mulched every year with black seaweed. Frangipani and king sago in background.
Native Buccaneer Palm in fruit
Some of the Silvertop Palms (Coccothrinax argentata) are 25 feet tall - but the Coconuts are much taller
palms, ocean, oleander, and a huge casuarina - trite but nice
Part of the garden features native "bush" with some added touches and meandering paths
The red flower is peregrina, the palms silver tops and coconuts
View from one of the limestone patios
Ocean viewed through palms and oleander
Calypso garden has many old limestone walls, patios and paths, quarried locally in colonial times. The flowers are desert roses, kept in terracotta pots, which can go for months without water
Fragant Queen Emma Lily - a royal Hawaiian-English gardener
bougainvillea, with mango flowers in background
from left, mango flowers, yellow oleander, palm, white bird of paradise
from left, bougainvillea, bismarck palm, jerusalem thorn tree in flower
Schefflera grows to great height
One of the houses through palms, and an almond tree on the left
Foxtail palms
Immense leaf of a Red Latan palm
The causeway path leading to the front garden, with a distant Norfolk Island pine
lizard on a bottle palm trunk
Royal Palm
Lignum vitae flowers. A slow growing tree with dense oily wood used for the propellor bearings of Spitfire fighter planes!
Our lignum vitae tree in flower, with a Sabal palm behind
Lizard on Royal Palm trunk
Royal, Buccaneer, Norfolk, Oleander
2 young bottle palms, and an old gumbo limbo trunk
Geiger flowers (red) surrounded by palms
trite but nice
The tall yellow agave flower spike, backed by casuarinas, and with red oleanders surrounding a terrace
Pandora vine: zoom in!
The steely green leaves are a Bismarck Palm
The red flower is an Ixora, with a type of Enterolobium Tree (grown from a seed to 30 feet in 10 years),
Part of the Rockery, backed by Casuarina rumphiana, much more attractive than the common C. equisetifolium
Foxtail with Pandora Vine
Pandora vine scrambles over a stone wall near a foxtail palm
Royal Palm, bananas of course
Royal Palm with Sabals in the background, and Pandora in the foreground
Foxtail and Arecina palms
triangle palm, hiding a variegated Erythrina tree
pink oleander and Norfolk pine; our car in the extreme right corner shows the scale
The plant on the right is silver buttonwood
Agave backed by Tecomaria capensis
Trunks of gumbo limbos and silvertop palms, with an Ixora bush, and Calypso Pond
A vast lawn sweeps down to Calypso Pond; the rear garden is behind the pond, accessed via a causeway
The cactus-like plant on the right is a Pachypodium, a relative of the Desert Rose and Oleander. On the left, an Aloe in flower, and Cycas in the center
sea hibiscus has grown to a great height
Frangipani and the pond
a flower in the bromeliad walk
Geiger tree flowers; the leaves feel like sandpaper, and the trees are salt-resistant
Yellow Elder, palms, an ixora
A curry leaf tree in flower on the left, and a jasmine on the right, with firecracker and ruellia in the center (in a long serpentine stone plating bed). The thick trunk is an old Royal Poinciana
Firecracker grows to 6 feet near an outdoor shower area
Sisal agave flowerstalk
oleander and Coccothrinax argentata flourish by the ocean
Natives: Seven Year Apple (which has a fragrant frangipani-like flower) and on the right a wild lantana
View east down the beach to Diamond Cay
Oceanfront lawn
white desert roses in a blue pot on a limestone wall
Pepper, our medium-size Jindo dog, shows the scale of this gumbo limbo
In the Rockery, yellow frangipani (Plumeria) and blue plumbago, mulched with black seaweed
Old Gumbo Limbo next to the Yoga Deck
Bougainvillea drapes walls
Desert Roses and Bougainvillea love the dry heat of terracotta pots on a limestone patio
Century Plant in flower, 40 feet tall!
Pseudophoenix palm, Yellow Elder, Bougainvillea
Aloe arborescens in the Rockery
frangipani, purple allamanda, ruellia, ti, cycas
A limestone path
A Bahama mockingbird flies over the lawn
King Sago, frangipani in the rockery
a view through a living room window
An unusual and very tall aloe, in the Rockery with yellow oleander and purple setcreasea
A double hibiscus flower amidst jasmine
A small papaya tree (left) is somewhat incongruous in the Rockery, the foreground palm is a Buccaneer
The white flower on the left is Carissa, the pink Bougainvillea, the yellow, Tecoma stans, the purple Ruellia
A limestone path flanked by Yellow Elder (Tecoma stans), a Pseudophoenix sargentii, and the base of a Norfold pine, enveloped in purple bougainvillea
Variegated Erythrina
new leaves on a Cycas revoluta
Pink hibiscus backed by palms (Wodyetia and Veitchii arecina)
A eight foot high yellow hibiscus
Queen Emma Lily (Crinum) - very fragrant!
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Wimbledon was over before it started for Amir Weintraub who was beaten in the qualifiers this afternoon.
The Israeli went down 7-6, 6-3 to Simone Bolleli of Italy in the first round of the qualifiers for the men's singles.
Dudi Sela has received a wild card for Wimbledon, which starts next week.
Sela will climb to 81 in the ATP rankings after winning the Nottingham Challenger.
He beat Jeremy Chardy of France – 6-4, 3-6, 7-5.
An impressive run of form has seen the Israeli win his last 15 matches, steering him to three consecutive challenger titles.
Dudi Sela will be forced to qualify for this year's Wimbledon Championships.
Ranked 94 in the world, the Israeli will not gain automatic entrance as he was ranked 147 last month when the entry criteria for the event were decided.
American Scott Lipsky and Australian Casey Dellacqua have won the French Open mixed doubles title.
The unseeded pair surprised top seeds and defending champions Katarina Srebotnik and Nenad Zimonjic in a three set thriller.
Lipsky, 29, held serve throughout and produced some crucial volleys in the decisive set.
Scott Lipsky was the surprise package at the French Open after excelling in both doubles' competitions at Roland Garros.
New Yorker Lipsky, 29, teamed up with Casey Dellacqua to reach the semi-finals of the mixed doubles.
Lipsky and Rajeev Ram were eliminated at the quarter-final stage of the men's doubles. They bowed out in three sets against fourth seeds Michael Llodra and Henad Zimonjic
Shahar Peer's miserable run of form continued when she crashed out of the French Open in the first round.
Peer, 24, reached as high as 11 in the WTA rankings at the start of the year but her slump continued at Roland Garros.
Seeded 18, the Israeli capitulated after a first-set tie-break, going down 6-1 in the second set against Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez of Spain.
Shahar Peer will be looking to revive her fading fortunes in the French Open, starting on Sunday.
Her preparations received a blow as she was stunned 1-6, 7-5, 3-6 by Australia's Casey Dellacqua (429) in the first round of the Brussels Open. This was Peer's first-ever defeat to a player outside of the top 200.
Shahar Peer has sacked coach Craig Kardon after just seven months.
The split came as a surprise as Kardon, who used to train Martina Navratilova, had taken Peer to within a whisker of the top 10 for the first time in her career. Kardon was 23-year-old Peer's eighth coach.
Shahar Peer is set to enter the top 10 for the first time in her career after beating world number five Francesca Schiavone of Italy in round four of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.
The Israeli is due to play Belgium's Yanina Wickmayer (25) in the quarter-finals.
Israel booked their place in the Davis Cup World Group playoffs after beating Poland at Ramat Hasharon.
They moved into an unassailable 3-0 lead before Poland won the two dead-rubbers in the singles.
Having only been relegated from the World Group last year, Israel will be seeded in the strong half of the 16 nation draw in July.


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By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity -- another man's I mean.
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Please send 5 kilos of bird guano to me in Chandler, AZ (otherwise known as Tweekerville).
How much for a "rush" order? Can send a money order. Is this organic seabird shit? Have you been following these birds around?
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The future's here, we are it. we are on our own!
after it ruined my life :(
Should of sold it sooner mabe things would be different today...
I wonder if anyone would be interested in buying fresh "seabird guano"? I have good access to it. It is a wonderful fertilizer though I'm not sure if it needs to be aged or not, I guess you could make a tea from it.
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Happy Summer!
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Gathering on the Green announces headliners
ARRIVAL, an ABBA tribute band from Sweden, and The Von Trapp Family Singers will headline this year's Gathering on the Green July 12 and 13 at Mequon Rotary Park.
ARRIVAL is the only group to perform an unreleased ABBA song and the only group with the exclusive right to copy ABBA's original costumes and performances. The Von Trapp Family Singers will perform with the Gathering on the Green Orchestra. »Read Full Article
Things to do this week in the Milwaukee area
Brink of success
Renaissance Theatreworks nurtures female playwrights with a play development opportunity called "Brink." This year the troupe is giving staged readings of the works of two Midwestern writers: Gwendolyn Rice and Jane Burroway. Rice's "The Griots" takes place in the 1930s in rural Georgia where a WPA Writer's Project worker goes to interview an elderly woman about her experience with slavery. It will be staged Monday at 7 p.m. Burroway's "Parts of Speech" will be staged Tuesday at 7 p.m. It concerns a woman whose brother is being held hostage in Lebanon and his younger self's discovery of a Japanese internment camp. Both will be staged at the Broadway Theatre Center, 158 N. Broadway. A $10 donation fee is suggested. »Read Full Article


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- Publisher: Majesco Games
- Release Date: Nov 26, 2003
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 2
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It's a throwback to days gone by and is successful in what it sets out to do. It's a fun game overall, where thinking comes second and blowing the aliens away is the primary goal.
Nintendo PowerThe button assignments are nonintuitive, making for hand-twisting play control, and there is little variety in the 10 large environments, but pure action fans will enjoy the game's quick pace. [Mar 2004, p.118]
Since the game mechanic is so straightforward, BlowOut is a very good game to pick up and play for short periods of time without losing ground. Aside from occasional frustrations, it's cheap, mindless shooting fun.
While this game isn't quite as fun as, say, "Contra," it is a worthwhile experience, especially at the budget price point. If you're a fan of this kind of shooter, you owe yourself at least a rental.
Cheat Code CentralI don't want to sound too cheap, but considering you can complete this game in a day there's no reason to purchase it. There's precious little here for replay value.
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Aug 7, 2012This game isn't that bad. Its a side scrolling shooter where you do objectives in a area. The enemies you fight are aliens and there is a goodThis game isn't that bad. Its a side scrolling shooter where you do objectives in a area. The enemies you fight are aliens and there is a good amount of weapons that you get. Overall it's a good game that is pretty cheap, and will keep you entertained for a while.… Full Review »


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The School of Academic Advancement offers English as a Second Language (ESL) classes in collaboration with community partners at various locations in and around Madison. Classes are only open to students age 18-years or older. We provide these classes in a flexible lab setting to fit your schedule.
To attend classes at one of our Outreach locations, you can drop in and register during schedule class time - no appointment needed. All classes are open entry throughout the semester and are offered tuition free to students age 18 years or older. Below is the list of locations and schedules for our current offering which runs January 20 - June 2. Outreach Spring 2016 Flyer (PDF)
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Summit Unchained #9-Dunkel Weizen to be released this week
It's been two and a half years since Summit Brewing Company released Kölsch, the first of its Unchained Series beers, in August 2009. Since then the succession of beers conceived, controlled, and coaxed into being by Summit's crew of brewers has produced some of the most adventurous beers to come out of the St. Paul brewery. Dunkel Weizen, a German-style dark wheat beer and the ninth beer in the series, debuts tonight at a Stout's Pub beer dinner in St. Paul and tomorrow at Hell's Kitchen in Minneapolis. Additional release events are scheduled throughout the week.
Dunkelweizen--"dunkel" means dark--is the dusky cousin of hefeweizen, the light German wheat beers known for their cloudy appearance and characteristic banana/clove flavors. It shares those traits but has layers of luscious toffee and caramel, giving it extra depth. A great beer for spring, it strikes a balance between summery hefeweizen and the richer wheat bock beers that make soothing winter sippers.
The style has been kind of neglected in this country. Commercial examples are hard to find. Those that are available are mostly imports and may not be as fresh as one would like, a problem for a beer style that should be consumed as quickly as possible after brewing. That was part of brewer Eric Blomquist's motivation for making this beer. As he explains in an online video from the brewery, Blomquist has fond memories of drinking it in a Bavarian café on his honeymoon; one of those "right beer for the moment and the context" experiences. Since then it has been a style he enjoys but seldom gets to drink. Blomquist has been urging Summit to make a dunkelweizen for several years. Now with the Unchained Series, he has the opportunity to make it happen.
You can talk to Blomquist about his beer at release events happening this week at venues throughout the metro. Here is the schedule that Summit has released:
Monday, March 5: Stout's Pub Beer Dinner, 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 6: Hell's Kitchen in Minneapolis, 5-8 p.m. Wednesday, March 7: The Four Firkins in St. Louis Park, 6-8 p.m. Thursday, March 8: The Hole Sports Lounge in Minneapolis, 7-9 p.m. Friday, March 9: Burger Jones in Burnsville, 3-4:30 p.m. Friday, March 9: Carbone's in Lakeville, 5-7 p.m. Thursday, March 15: Ngon Vietnamese Bistro in St. Paul, 4-6 p.m. Friday, March 16: The Cellars in Roseville, 4-7 p.m.
Unchained #9- Dunkel Weizen will be available in bottles starting the week of March 19.
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