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You take the LAST word of each sentence and make a new sentence.ExampleA man lived by the water.Water the grass.___________________________Lets go look at Houses
This will get old
Houses big or small are homes.
Homes are made not bought
Bought a lot of stuff today
Today is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it!
It can be said that humanity has unlimited stupidity and potential.
Potential may be developed and lead to future success
success is the result of a lot of effort.
Effort is when you really put yourself into something.
something is better than nothing
nothing to do with me
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Work is important
Important festivals of your country
Country cooking tastes good
Good news travels fast
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Weight comes off when you limit trans fats and you exercise
exercise until you sweat.
Sweat is actually a good way to rid the body of toxins.
toxins are detrimental to your health
Health is precious, take care.
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Carrot? what's up doc??
doc...it always hurts when I do this...
This may just be a sprain.
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It is a beautiful day!
Day to be stupid.
Stupid people are everywhere on the earth.
The Earth is a beautiful place, take care of it.
It is too good to waste.
Waste not, want not.
not that I ever would
would you please read this?
This is my reply.. I have read.
Read my hubs hahaha
hahaha is not actually a word.Hi saleheen, haven't seen ya here in a while.
Words have wings!
Wings don't have much meat on them.
Them thar things is more like they are now than they ever been.
been thenkin' that me own self.
self made people are always great achievers.
Achievers work hard to get there.
There are many hill stations in India.
India has many fine virtues.
Virtues are many, but most people want to be left out.
Out in the cold.
Cold ice cream on a hot summer day.
Day to be grateful.
Grateful people are there.
There are stressful days ahead.
Ahead is only half as good as two heads.
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Ok, this game is going to go like this. You would take the last letter of the previous word and then make that your first letter. Example: dog ...
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Hey let's play the word game, I called the first word now you call second one which start with the last character of my word. Life
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As the title suggests, examples:enzymeharshmilleniumyesterdayPost any word that suits:beginning and ending letter of the word is same.
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The landing site of China's first moon lander Chang'e-3 has been named "Guang Han Gong" or "Moon Palace", more than two years after the spacecraft made a successful soft-landing on the moon in December 2013.
Together with three nearby impact craters, the name was approved by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), China's State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense (SASTIND) announced on Tuesday.
In Chinese mythology, Chang'e is the goddess of the moon while "Guang Han Gong" is the palace that houses Chang'e and her pet Yutu (Jade Rabbit).
The three craters were given the names Zi Wei, Tian Shi and Tai Wei, three constellations in traditional Chinese astrology, according to Liu Jizhong, director of the lunar exploration project of the SASTIND.
The lunar rover Yutu recently found a new type of basaltic rock that could shed light on lunar volcanism, according to an article published by Chinese scientists in the Nature Communications science journal last month.
A total of 22 lunar features have been given Chinese names. The first crater was named Zu Chongzhi after a famous Chinese mathematician in 1961.
Li Chunlai, a member of the naming committee for lunar features, said the coordinates of "Guang Han Gong", with a diameter of 154 meters, are 44.12 degrees north latitude and 19.51 degrees west longitude. The crater, along with other features, is included in the area covered by lunar rover Yutu.
Rita Schulz, chair of the IAU Division F WG Planetary System Nomenclature, said landing sites on the moon can only be officially named when they are the first landing sites for the country's spacecraft.
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On September 11, Ishigaki Island Coastal Leisure Safety Council examined the problem of bleached coral, using a small-sized drone in Yonehara Beach at the north shore of Ishigaki City. The survey revealed that 80 to 90 percent of coral filmed was bleached. Some coral reefs are completely dead. The Council said, "We would like to spread this image and inform the public about the problem."
At "Sekisei-shoko," the largest coral lagoon in the country, located between Ishigaki Island and Iriomote Island, coral bleaching caused by sea temperature rise has worsened.
The Council identified a coral reef 500 meters wide at a diving point two kilometers offshore. Most of its coral was bleached, and twenty percent of it had been overgrown by algae. The water temperature was 31 degree Celsius.
A member of the Council Kenji Ohori expressed worry, saying, "Some coral is dead and overgrown by algae. Bleached coral could die at any moment. Most people do not realize the impact of this just hearing about it. By recording and spreading the image, I hope to raise more awareness about the need for conservation among the public, including the public administration." He plans to disseminate the footage filmed by the drone through the Internet.
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AFCON: Pressure is on Eagles – Mali Coach declares
Mali coach Patrice Carteron says his side are underdogs in their Africa Cup of Nations semi-final against Nigeria, even though they lead the Super Eagles in the FIFA world rankings.
The Eagles of Mali are 25th in the world and third in Africa, while Nigeria are 52nd on FIFA's list and ninth in Africa.
Carteron told BBC Sport: "Nigeria beat Ivory Coast, who everyone had thought would win that game.
"Now everyone thinks Nigeria will win the cup, so the pressure is on them."
He added: "They've got good young players like Victor Moses and Emmanuel Emenike, and experienced players like John Obi Mikel and they've got a good, experienced coach in Stephen Keshi.
"But we have the faith and we are so motivated because we want to give so much to the Malian people.
"This semi-final is not the end; it is the start of something."
Carteron revealed that Mamadou Samassa, the goalkeeper who was suspended for the quarter-final against South Africa, will return to the starting line-up for ednesday's game.
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Ladies and gentlemangs, here is your official notice to save the date for the
Vegas Podcast-A-Palooza IV Vegas Internet Mafia Family Picnic! Once again we will be returning to the luxurious Las Vegas Strip for an afternoon's worth of insanity.
Planning for the event is in full swing and we've already got some fantastic surprises planned for the Family Picnic.
Circle the weekend of 10/22/11 on your calendar!
More info including hotel deals for attendees, meet up schedules, event details and whatnot will be posted to the official website as we get everything finalized.
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Now all I need is a cab ride to St. Lou and a thousand bucks to fly out there with Misnomer.
Heck yes. Booking plane tickets now.
Had to go up against the Buffett Concert, didn't ya.....
^ do remember there's a margaritaville on the strip. its kinda the same, but not.
will the "park" where the "picnic" is held be a bar?
Hey this is when I was planning on coming to Vegas anyway. Cool.
Speaking of hsahtags, what's the official one? #VIMFP?
This date falls right into where my budget was for another Vegas trip. I just posted on my FB page that I'm overdue for a trip. I need to blow money on strippers, gambling and other assorted goods.
I've been doing Europe trips for the past 2 years instead of Vegas. Just got back from Berlin/Amsterdam on Sunday and I'm already ready to go somewhere else.
Hrmmmmmmm, Second Anniversary on Sept 26th or October 22nd...... I believe we all know who won that argument, October it is!!
Have funsies! Used to be (i.e. two years ago) that I could do Podpalooza then run off to California for another event. Unfortunately, this time both happen on the exact same weekend.
VIMPF is kinda like MILF. Or it should be.
If it happens at an MGM property and you're a hot mom, maybe there could be some kind of VIMFP MILF mLIFE deal.
^^ a misnomerism!
M. Hoss, I tip my hat to you....
No point now...October 22nd is the day AFTER the world is ending (now corrected by Harold Camping due to math/other errors). Of course, if we do somehow survive--great day for a party!!!
Well if the world is going to end then Vegas is the best place to be. Imagine the hot strippers sleeping with everyone in sight just to go out with a bang.
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In 2017, a substantial portion of the New-York Historical Society's fourth floor will reopen as the Center for Women's History, a cutting-edge museum and scholarship hub. This landmark initiative will be the country's first permanent, public exhibition and educational center dedicated to women's history. It will highlight the significance of women's history to the study of the American past and demonstrate how women across the spectrum of race, class, and culture exercised power and brought about change even before they could access the ballot box. Guided by a committee of distinguished historians and informed by the latest research, the Center will combine permanent installations, temporary exhibitions, and a vibrant program of talks and debates to enrich the cultural landscape of New York City.
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The Center will develop curricula and lessons plans at the K-12 levels and provide educational resources and opportunities for students, adding to the broad and comprehensive suite of materials that New-York Historical offers through its Education Department. Students will engage with primary sources and with curricula and programs focused on the history of women, in New York. These resources will be available both onsite and online.
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In collaboration with Columbia University, the Center for Women's History is producing a free, open online course, "Women Have Always Worked," which will be available to students and the general public through EdX. Hosted by Alice Kessler-Harris in conversation with several distinguished scholars of women's history, the course examines the history of women in America from 1700 to the present day, and reveals how their work has changed the home, the workplace, and the nation.
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Lara Vapnek, Professor at St. John's University, member of the N-YHS Center for Women's History Board of Advisors, and author of Breadwinners: Working Women and Economic Independence, 1865-1920 will introduce us to the women who fought for equality in the industrialized workplace and the struggles they faced. Wine and cheese will be served.
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Consider the central role women played in the formation of our nation—from Dolley Madison and her contemporaries in the new capital city to antebellum reformers working to expand the meaning of "We the People"–during an interactive tour of Saving Washington and take home the Saving Washington curriculum guide. Pizza will be served.
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Little details make the difference on how you feel in your living space. The original oversized front windows, wide window trim, and tall baseboards are rich with character and aesthetically pleasing. You will feel fortified by this classic Santa Cruz cottage that has been sensibly updated with modern amenities, including new: double pane windows, appliances, interior/exterior paint, flooring, lighting, fencing, and enhanced bathrooms. The power of relaxation is at your fingertips in the oversized second bedroom with vaulted open beam ceilings and expansive views to the yard and beyond. An abundant collection of nearby activities also enhances your quality of life further with nearby bike paths to the beach or gym, classes at The Art League, a walk to coffee, restaurants, movies, or Jazz at the Kuumbwa.Favorite spots: Shopper's Corner, The Buttery, Whole Foods, Lillian's Restaurant, The Rio Theater, Earth Belly Organic dining, Ocean View Park. A quiet cul-de-sac location.
1016 W Cliff Drive Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Lauren Spencer
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With 100 feet of West Cliff Drive frontage, this unique three-parcel lot w/sweeping ocean views offers vast opportunities. Keep it as one of the largest ocean-front estate properties on the west side of Santa Cruz, add a pool or guest house in the back yard, or potentially split it into multiple lots for further development. Whatever you choose, this is a rare opportunity to own a West Cliff Drive gem. The Mediterranean style house offers unobstructed ocean views from the living room, kitchen, dining area, master bedroom, & studio apartment. The expansive back yard featuring lush & mature landscaping is an oasis from the elements and activity. West Cliff Drive. Surfing, Natural Bridge State Beach, the Boardwalk, & downtown are all within a short & scenic walk or bike ride. Whether you leave the property as is, develop it as an investment opportunity, or start from scratch & build your dream home, the incredible potential of this unique opportunity is limited only by your imagination.
515 2nd Street A1 UNIT 1A Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: David Lyng Real Estate Geneva Lawless
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Enjoy the sights and sounds of the surf in this Beach Hill, ocean view property. This single level home features: wood floors, gorgeous fireplace, upscale kitchen, separate dining room, and open floor plan. The living areas all look out onto a beautiful view of the Monterey Bay and Santa Cruz beaches. The natural light abounds and the light from the sand and the ocean brings a smile to your face. The deck is a wonderful place to sit with a coffee or cocktail and watch the sailboats and sunsets. The property has secure, off-street, underground parking with extra storage for your recreational equipment. The complex has a swimming pool, reserved for it's 9 unit residents. The complex features 100% owner occupancy with residents who truly care for the property. This could also be an amazing 2nd home as the building is secure and the home owner's association cares for the pool and landscaping. Your view is secure as a view easement is in place to protect your Pacific Ocean view!
219 Pearl Street Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: Intero Real Estate Services Janie Hanson
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Beautiful Cottage, a must see newly remodeled with high-end materials with large backyard. Close to downtown Santa Cruz and the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Cowell's Beach and Wharf.
755 14th Avenue UNIT 714 Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Century 21 M&M and Associates David Morrell
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Swan Lake Gardens borders its own corridor; the Swan Lake Riverwalk. The community was built alongside a walkway with huge lawns, picnic tables, and on-site grill areas for people to enjoy this best of amenities. And the home is a step above. The remodeled kitchen features quartz counter tops, over sized wave back-splash that runs high to the cabinets, stainless steel appliances (Including a five burner Viking oven stove top), and custom cabinetry with open spaces and glass shelving. The kitchen has been extended with a cutting board atop an Husky brand drawer unit that can be included with the sale. The owner has utilized the space with efficiency and an eye to great style. The bedroom flooring has been soundproofed with an under area rug, a ceiling fan, and a 65 inch mounted television. The vinyl flooring has the look of brushed oak. Its walking distance to Simpkins Swim Center, 4 blocks to the ocean, and a farmers market just steps away. A turn-key ocean home with no worries.
815 Brisa Del Mar Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: David Lyng Real Estate Brandi S. Jones
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On a ridge overlooking Monterey Bay with breathtaking oceans views of Carmel & Big Sur, sits a beautifully modern home in rural Bonny Doon. Away from traffic & noise, Redwood Meadows Ranch, a private gated community, is a 15 min drive to Westside Santa Cruz, just over 1 hour to SFO and under 1 hour to Silicon Valley. This retreat-like private community of 12 properties on approximately 240 acres, bordering thousands of acres of protected redwood forests & watersheds which is a rare find in Santa Cruz County. It caters to those who want privacy, quiet & an outdoor lifestyle w/ access to & ownership in approx.150 acres of common land. Every room of this beautifully designed custom five bedroom home embraces the ocean, forest, fruit trees and drought tolerant gardens. A flexible floor plan with room for an art studio/gym/office/guest quarters/music room/usable attic space incorporates comfortable indoor and outdoor areas for entertaining.
5755 Empire Grade Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: Grobecker Holland Int'l Qing Yong Zheng
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Ocean and Mountain view. The house was built in 1988 on 11 acres lots. Close to UC Santa Cruz. Needs TLC. Lot of potential. Green houses, Barn etc.
5755 Empire Grade Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: Grobecker & Co Real Estate Qing Yong Zheng
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Ocean and Mountain view. The house was built in 1988 on 11 acres lots. Close to UC Santa Cruz. Needs TLC. Lot of potential. Green houses, Barn etc.
1555 Merrill #4 Street Santa Cruz, CA 95065
Courtesy: Sereno Group Cheri Nilsson
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NEW LOOK on this 1994 Modular home.Light and Bright layout. Laminate flooring in living room and family room. Breakfast bar in kitchen and separate dining area with built in Cabinet. 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Inside Laundry room. Great location in this 55+park with low space rent.If you considered this Modular home before it is not the same as before. Many things improved. Close to Beach and Santa Cruz Harbor. Owners love Shoreline Estates.Open and light unit. New paint inside and out. Walking distance to the Harbor/beach/stores etc.Park has wonderful clubhouse, recreation room, pool and onsite Management.Great long term owners and neighbors. Move in ready. Must see. Want to retire or use occasionally this is the unit for you.
455 14th Avenue UNIT 602 Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Courtesy Brokerage Paul Desmet
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Cruz from your front door down to the Pacific Ocean in just minutes in just minutes from your front door.when you live at Harbor Walk at Swan Lake. These luxury one and two bedroom contemporary condominiums offer resort-inspired amenities including a heated year round to 82 degrees as well as a brand new fitness center (finished in Apr 2017) plus 4 BBQ areas on the property. Association fee includes water, sewer, garbage, landscaping and upkeep the community. All this in a walkable locale just minutes from Santa Cruz's endless outdoor adventures like Twin Lakes State Beach, the Santa Cruz Harbor and Schwan Lagoon. In addition to the surf, there's turf time too with downtown shopping in Santa Cruz and Capitola and dining at local favorites like Crows Nest and Capitola Village. All just a hop, skip and cruz away. Pictures are of Plan One model home.
755 14th Avenue UNIT 111 Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Courtesy Brokerage Paul Desmet
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Cruz from your front door down to the Pacific Ocean in just minutes in just minutes from your front door.when you live at Harbor Walk at Swan Lake. These luxury one and two bedroom contemporary condominiums offer resort-inspired amenities including a heated year round to 82 degrees as well as a brand new fitness center (finished in Apr 2017) plus 4 BBQ areas on the property. Association fee includes water, sewer, garbage, landscaping and upkeep the community. All this in a walkable locale just minutes from Santa Cruz's endless outdoor adventures like Twin Lakes State Beach, the Santa Cruz Harbor and Schwan Lagoon. In addition to the surf, there's turf time too with downtown shopping in Santa Cruz and Capitola and dining at local favorites like Crows Nest and Capitola Village. All just a hop, skip and cruz away. Pictures are of model home.
2395 Deleware Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: Alliance Manufactured Homes, Inc. David Smith
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Up-scaled resort style living on the beach with lots of amenities. Breathtaking views of Natural Bridges, Coastal Beach front and Ocean. This amazing home is situated in quiet area and offered to buyers 40 and over.
Address Not Available Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Century 21 Showcase Realtors Lori Strusis
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One of a kind custom home! Great for entertaining w/ huge dining area featuring wine racks. Open area has a great flow for friends to visit at the breakfast bar area to the double living room area w/ Bose surround sound. French doors lead out to the awesome outdoor living space w/ custom fireplace. Kitchen upgraded with custom stain on cabinets, pantry cabinet & newer appliances. Huge master upstairs w/ custom open cabinet/closet system. Classy completely remodeled bath with slate floors & jetted tub/shower surround & custom cabinetry. Assessor has home as 2 bath.Lg downstairs bedroom has slider doors to backyard. Love the soothing paint preferences throughout w/ added moldings & baseboards. The front yard has drought tolerant landscape with beautiful dry stream. The yard is fully fenced. Beyond the outdoor living space there is a spa in a lush landscaped area, meandering paths to both the Studio in the back as well as a second artist studio to the right-1930 windows & doors installed.
2988 Childers Lane Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Sereno Group Ariane Otto
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Sweet location near beach, shops, 41st Avenue and Brommer Street Park. Sunny contemporary with private feeling and large sunny rear yard on a quiet cul-de-sac. BRAND NEW hickory flooring downstairs. Vaulted ceilings and open floor plan make this the perfect home/weekender/ Open Saturday and Sunday 2/18 and 2/19. Move-in condition.
104 Longview Drive Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: Century 21 M&M and Associates Frank Claiborne
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Once in a lifetime chance to own a top quality Architecturally designed home in one of Santa Cruz best neighborhoods. Unique use of steel, concrete and wood with features not found in any other homes. The galvanized steel and butcher block table create a center piece for the kitchen and living room. The fire place scenes in both the upper and lower floors cannot be duplicated. The bathrooms all feature concrete vanities, custom plumbing fixtures and unique lighting. All the rooms are spacious and the floor plan is perfection. Garirisson engineered flooring, Viking Stainless steel appliances and epic ocean and city views. This home is a masterpiece!!
227 3RD Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Bailey Properties Allan Melikian
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THIS IS IT!! ONE OF A KIND. Fabulous 3rd Avenue Beach House. Attention to detail from the beautiful stone fireplace to the stunning tile work in the bathrooms to the amazing wood work throughout the house. Lots of room for the family. Walk to the beach, boardwalk and restaurants. Panoramic views of the ocean, bay and mountains from the rooftop deck. Updated kitchen.
112 Torrey Pine Terrace Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: American Dream Realty Charles Duppen
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Prime upper Westside location close to the UC Santa Cruz main gate, Westlake Elementary, and main bus line at corner of Bay and Nobel. The reverse floorplan creates a spacious, open living area that opens onto a large balcony perfect for a lazy evening meal or early morning coffee. Living room expanded to create bonus office space, new interior paint, new upstairs carpet, remodeled guest bath and custom designed tub surround in full bath combined with a cozy fireplace make this a wonderful place to call home or ideal investment opportunity.
313 Brook Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: David Lyng Real Estate Diane Molnar
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Casual elegance with a retro modern design just two blocks from Seabright Beach is waiting for new owners. This is the Seabright gem you have been dreaming of! Exciting and fun architecture with floor to ceiling windows overlooking a charming seasonal creek, free standing fireplace, remodeled kitchen and bath, large garage and extra storage. Walk to charming restaurants, coffee shops, the harbor, popular beaches and the Boardwalk. Whether your heart desires a quiet weekend get away or a place to call home this is the one! Enjoy the very best that Santa Cruz has to offer and a delightfully unique condo.
2167 Burr Court Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Friday Realty Dale Friday
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Well kept family home looking for a new family! This adorable four bedroom two bath home on a large lot and quiet street is perfect for a family. Wood floors in the dining room. Dual-pane windows. New carpet. New paint throughout the interior! Attached two-car garage with lots of parking. Fruit trees. Nice backyard and covered patio. Easy access to Hwy 1 and minutes to the beach!
259 3rd Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Barbara Booth
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Cute beach house in great Seabright location. Plans by Lisa Blatchley submitted for design review, but not yet approved. They are for a master bedroom & bath and to increase the size to 1175 sq ft. You are only a few short blocks to Seabright beach, the harbor and restaurants. Sunny and bright home on large corner lot with detached garage/workshop.
1700 Escalona Drive UNIT F Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Courtesy: Schneider Estates, Inc. Christine Schneider
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LOCATION: 9 minutes to University of California Santa Cruz ( 3.4 miles ), 2 minutes to Swift Street Courtyard shops and restaurants. ( .5 miles ), 11 minutes to Highway 1 ( 2.2miles ), 4 minutes to the beach (1 mile ). NATURE: Literally on the greenbelt with hiking trails to your front door. Views of the ocean and mountains from the upstairs balcony. End Unit with spacious rear deck among trees and open space. Natural Bridges State Beach is a treasure of beauty and life. 4 minutes from your door. 6 minutes to Cowell's Beach and Steamer�f¢â�?s¬â�?z¢s Lane, world class surfing. (1.8 miles). How's the living space? Lots of windows and light. Very large master suite upstairs and second bed and bath down stairs. Expanded rear deck for outdoor living spaces. LOW DENSITY: only 11 units, room for guest parking onsite and on the street. Greenery greets your eyes from every window. Relaxing and roomy, this Townhouse is a treasure.
720 26th Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Kathryn Harrison
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Beach Blanket Bingo in Pleasure Point! This 2bed 2bath has been made into the perfect turn key beach retreat. Close proximity to the warm beaches and world class surfbreaks of Santa Cruz. The inviting interior will inspire the senses with updates throughout the home. Equipped with a natural gas fireplace; certain to keep you warm and cozy. Privately fenced backyard with a surfboard bar-top, mosaic stone patio, wave mural, plenty of room to BBQ, and an outbuilding for tool storage, bikes, and a place to keep your beach toys. Front covered deck/entrance is a wonderful spot to take in the surrounding nature or the succulent & tropical garden beds. A quick bike ride down to the great restaurants, shops, brew-pub, and coffee houses of Pleasure Point make this a desirable place to call home.
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We are delighted to announce a new tour throughout the UK to take place this year, entitled 'Born to go Wild'. Please scroll down for dates and venues:
Stephen Wade Cox
It is with deep regret that Woodlore must pass on this sad and tragic news:
"Yesterday morning I received the news that Stephen Wade Cox had passed away. I speak for all the team when I say that we were profoundly upset by such an unexpected tragedy. Over the past eight years we had come to recognise his astonishing and ever growing talent as a knife maker. A perfectionist and thorough professional, he was a joy to work with. Throughout this year I had worked very closely with him in the development of the Woodlore Knife Pro. This provided me the opportunity to know him better. There was much to admire in Stephen, he was calm, cheerful, thoughtful and a reliable man who loved his children. As a professional he was incredibly skilful but also humble, always at pains to honour the craftsmanship of the other knife makers who had inspired him. In his passing, Great Britain has lost one of the Worlds most talented knife makers.
Stephen will be a sorely missed member of the Woodlore Team. He last visited us just a few days ago when he had been looking forward to a holiday, full of joy and happiness. This is how I shall always remember him; smiling, happy and certain in the knowledge that his talents were fully appreciated." – Ray Mears
Our thoughts and condolences are with his family at this heartrending time.
A Customer Guide to Spoon Carving
The following text and lovely accompanying photographs were kindly sent in by Woodlore customer Tom Scandian:
You need very few tools for spoon carving which are very cheap and great quality, all of mine have come from Woodlore and include a Mora Carving Knife, S Djarv Hantverk large Spoon Knife, Folding saw and a Mora Heavy Duty. You can carve basic spoons with just a normal pocket knife, however a good quality spoon knife and carving knife go a long way to improving quality and detail!
UK 2017 UK Course Dates are Now Available to Book
Our UK course dates for 2017 are now available to book on the website. In addition to our usual selection of courses based in East Sussex and Scotland we have an exciting new Cooking course added to the calendar for this year. We have also extended the reach of the Fundamental Bushcraft course to Gloucestershire with the Fundamental Severnside course. Book soon to avoid disappointment.
Ray will be leading a total of six Walk in the Woods and Carving Master Class days with Woodlore this year. We would advise you to book your place to join us soon as these sell out very quickly.
Out on the Land – Ray Mears and Lars Falt
Ray Mears and Lars Falt have worked together for more than 20 years teaching bushcraft skills in the Northern Forest. After many years in the making, this fascinating book has now been written and has been released today.
We are delighted to be stocking 'Out on the Land' by Ray and Lars and all books ordered directly from Woodlore will be signed by Ray. Order your copy today.
Making a Jungle Parang
We were recently contacted by a customer who was interested in making a parang like the ones featured in Ray's programmes based in the jungle. Sadly the parangs that Ray uses are very often used and left behind as they are relatively cheap to purchase and can cause problems when travelling with them in your luggage. We therefore did not have any measurements that we could pass on to our customer, however, he took a good look at the videos on www.youtube.com and was able to work with a blacksmith to produce the following results:
Thank you to Andy Barber for sharing this with us.
Meet Woodlore's Instructors: Tom Seward
Since Woodlore's inception many decades ago, our aim has always been to offer the most prestigious level of training in bushcraft and wilderness survival skills. As such, we pride ourselves on our dedicated team of instructors, whose passion for the subject shines through in their teaching.
And so it is with delight that we conclude the recent series of blog posts today focusing on Aspirant Instructor Tom Seward. If you've been thinking about booking a course with Woodlore, here is your chance to get to know the instructors who may be guiding you this year.


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What a great tour! Our guide/driver, Valentine, was full of knowledge and very entertaining - including his singing! First stop was Glendalough and the monastic settlement founded by St. Kevin. It's in a beautiful setting in the Wicklow National Forest and we had time for the settlement, a short hike to a lovely lake, and delicious scones in the hotel restaurant. From there we went through the Wicklow Gap fogged in, unfortunately, and then down to the city of Kilkenny. We had plenty of time for a tour of the castle and at least one more site visit. We choose the Smithwick's Brewery. Also recommended were the Cathedral and another smaller church. Val was very good at giving us ideas when we arrived at a spot - where to eat, what to see, and even what order to see things to make the best use of your time. A lovely trip.
Amazing and astonishing journey to the beautiful Wicklow mountains and great historical visit of Kilkenny. The driver was so generously sharing and charming with our passengers relating to these interesting places to visit.
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Excellent tour provided with excellent guide and driver who bring humour and expert commentary along the way. Great photo op and time to relax at all stops to let you discover and appreciate the beauties of Ireland. Do not miss this excellent tour.
This was great..the tour guide was wonderful and engaging....also helpful...a real pleasure.
This was the BEST tour I have ever been on. The tour guide VAL was so much fun and really was knowledgeable about the history. I had the best day ever!!
Despite all day rain we had a wonderful day with an excellent driver
Excellent trip with plenty of time roaming around the places we visited. Our guide, Leigh, was simply fantastic and didn't allow us having one dull moment during the trip. I highly recommend it.
Sem dúvida um dos melhores tours. A região de Wicklow é de uma beleza natural incrível e a oportunidade de visitar o Castelo de Kilkenny é uma coisa que não se pode perder.
Ônibus com wifi e guia muito simpático.
Great! Comfortable motorcoach, knowledgeable guide..
Great day trip with beautiful views.
Amazing driver! I will always do Paddywagon tours from now on . Took others but this one did not rush you. No long bathroom lines, with 5 minutes to eat. Please do take a few days with no tours to just enjoy Dublin . Fantastic place.
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75 was nice and 25 was a little boring
Alex was a very entertaining, knowledgeable tour guide with great Irish pride. Although it rained in Glendalough I still found the cemetary fascinating and the views spectacular on the hike. Kilkenny was a delightful town, could have spent a half day there. We were given a good map with the highlights of what we could choose to visit. I learned a lot of the history of ireland.
A very good daytrip--Glendalough is one of my favorite places in the world and I could spend a week exploring Kilkenny. Our guide Frank managed to be both informative and entertaining, without getting tiresome.
This trip is a good oppurtunity to see beautiful Irish landscape Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough and visit Kilkenny.
Excellent driver and guide. Long coach trip but we knew it would be. Good chance to see the beautiful countryside.
We enjoyed our tour very much. County Wicklow is beautiful, and Kilkenny is charming. Our only regret was that the Kilkenny two-hour stop was at lunchtime, and by the time we found a place to eat and finished our lunch, we had very little time to explore. Is it possible to add another 30-60 minutes to the tour?
The coach was very comfortable. Our driver was friendly and helpful, but we became a little concerned when he seemed to be fighting to stay awake on the ride back to Dublin.
Our bus driver took us safely on this trip, which is so important, considering narrow mountain roads and traffic hazards. Our tour guide gave us much information and history of Ireland as we drove through the sites, infused with humor. Thanks much. Was not able to do another tour for lack of time. Will do so on my next visit. Thanks much. Lorette - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Because there was no scheduled lunch time we only got about an hour or so in Kilkenny so you really need to hustle if you want to see anything. The town is so spread out that we were only able to see the castle and the black abbey and there were truly jogging back to catch the bus. The Wicklow Mountains were incredible.
This trip had ore driving than viewing. Here are some suggestions for improving this worthwhile destination:
Have driver make 1st stop at a facility that offers more than one male/female bathroom, we were let off at a gas station before entering the Wicklow Mts, for coffee and the facilities only to find ONE toilet shared by male and female passengers. We had to wait a very long time in line to use the bathroom. The coffee and snacks available were great!
We were in Glendalough in time for lunch, that would have been a much better place for lunch, as later at Kilkenny, it was closer to 2:30, and we were hungry. There was a very nice hotel at Glendalough, and we could have had lunch there and seem the ruins.
When we got to Kilkenny, which was late in the afternoon, all the tours of the castle were full. If we had the opportunity to sign up for a castle tour ahead of time, and the route was planned accordingly, it would have been a much better day. In Kilkenny we had to have lunch, and then walk around the village for a long time because we couldn't get into the castle. Another thought would be to reverse the direction of the tour so that the first stop is Kilkenny, with castle tour and walk, then driving to Glendalough and St. Kevin's later in the day. I understand that the views through the Wicklow Mts. might be compromised by darkness depending on the season, but at least then the trip a long bus ride wouldn't turn into a shopping trip, as that is not how the tour is presented in the material.
Our driver Frank provided a lot of local color, but it would have been more informative if he were given a script instead of the biased/opinionated commentary he provided us. A bit of this is great, but he had too much!!
We enjoyed our trip the guide was very good and knowledgable, the scenery around wicklow was as good as you get and was interested to know what films were shot there, and the derelic buildings that were left. Kilkenny was all that we expected and would go again for a longer stay. All in all a good trip was had by all.
This tour was awful. The tour guide was corny, patronizing, and obnoxious. The jerk knows that he and #39;s tone-deaf and insists on and #34;singing and #34; the most stupid Irish songs. Also don and #39;t appreciate the way he perpetuates negative Irish stereotypes by saying things like and #34;that and #39;s why most Irish are alcoholics and #34;.
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Thanks Brian.
And, to answer my own question for the two spreadsheets, according to this thread, those spreadsheets should still be valid.
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Welcome to the Larkhill Choral Society website.
Season 2016 - 2017 is full of surprises; Christmas Concert with the beautiful Schubert Mass in C with professional musicians and soloists to Easter concert with Handel's the King Shall Rejoice and other Baroque choral music to South American Choral music for our summer concert.... Don't miss!
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Schubert mass no. 4 in C major, D. 452, Carols for choir and audience.
With: Alison Malcolm, organ, Nadder String Quartet, Catherine Cromarty, soprano, Nina Alupii-Morton, mezzo soprano, Mark Williams, tenor, Richard Hooper, bass, Hannah Sandu, soprano
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LARKHILL Choral Society performed Autumn and Winter of The Seasons by Haydn just before Christmas at the Larkhill Regimental Church.
It was so good it made me go home and buy a CD...All this was suggested by the Stella Quartet - quite an achievement from four stringed instruments and a harpsichord. Mists and metaphors fitted the Salisbury Plain music – making exactly in this winter concert. There were great risks and great rewards for both audience and performers on this extraordinary night in December.
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Southern Showcase battle of the bands
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Newberry High School performs during the final competition, placing ninth out of 19 high schools. (Today photo/RAINA BARNETT)
ALACHUA – The spirited sound of 19 different high schools exploded through the halls and on the football field of Santa Fe High School at the 21st Annual Southern Showcase Marching Band Competition on Saturday, Oct. 22.
Bright reds, deep blues, fantastic purples and colors of all kinds swirled around on the field as marching band students and color guard dancers weaved and moved around each other during competition.
Giant images, banners and other props occupied the field as the day progressed, with each high school bringing something unique to the table.
As the brassy instruments, crisp uniforms and bright young faces gleamed in the sunlight, the beat of the drum line and the notes of a cohesive and organized band carried each contestant closer to the title of Champion of the South.
Julie Harris, a regular volunteer at Santa Fe High School and mother of high school senior Ethan Harris, said the event takes hundreds of volunteers.
"I'm a band mom" she said. "This event probably brings about 10,000 people from all over right here to Santa Fe High School."
The title of Ultimate Champion of the Southern Showcase was granted to Gainesville High School. Along with Champion, they scored a total of six other awards, including Best in Music, Best in General Effect, Best in Visual Performance, Best in Color Guard, Best in Brass and Best in Drum Major.
"The guard has done a lot of practice over the summer leading up to this," said Katelyn Moore, a freshman color guard dancer from Gainesville High School. "We had Band Camp I, and that was like a full week, 12 hours a day. It feels pretty good [to win]."
The Gainesville High School band is comprised of over 60 freshmen out of 120 students. That meant the new talent had to pick up what was taught quickly and efficiently.
Tori Earley, a trombone player and freshman at Gainesville High School, said she feels like part of the family now that the Champion title was earned.
"We had a lot to live up to this year because we won state and showcase last year," she said. "It was really cool winning tonight because we feel like we're definitely part of the family."
Best in Percussion went to Wiregrass Ranch High School from Wesley Chapel, Florida and Best in Woodwind went to East Side High School from Gainesville.
Kimberly Bowman, a freshman who plays the flute and chimes at Santa Fe High School, spent the day volunteering up until her school performed an exposition at the end of the night.
"It was intense," she said. "Our slogan to cheer each other on is 'Be Somebody,' and it's a pretty big deal."
Among the top 10 finishers were Lecanto, Newberry, Port Charlotte, East Side, Lincoln, East Ridge, Wiregrass Ranch and Durant. Second place went to Lowdnes High School all the way from Valdosta, Georgia. Lowdnes High School had the biggest band from a school of nearly 3,000 students.
The energy of thousands of high school students eager to perform well vibrated through the air well into the night. Their efforts were impressive to witness.
"This is their chance to shine," Harris said.
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Car Show set for Saturday
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ALACHUA – Hotrods, exotic, classic and imported cars will be proudly displayed at the First Annual Alachua Car Show this Saturday, Oct. 22, from 10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. at the Alachua Chamber of Commerce on Main Street.
Restaurants will be open and locally-owned shops will welcome local residents and newcomers.
"We've always wanted to do this," Alachua Mayor Gib Coerper said. "There's going to be over 32 cars there along the street, and we're also going to raise an old flag from the 60s by the old post office, in front of what is now the Welcome Center."
The event is in part a fundraiser for two local elementary schools - W. W. Irby and Alachua Elementary. Donations collected from the car owners who entered their car into the show will go to help fund school supplies.
"We are trying to drive people downtown," Alachua Chamber President Joe Hancock said. "The type of planning that comes into this has a lot of moving parts. It involved networking with the Ferrari and Porsche clubs down south."
With less than two months of planning time, Hancock said the first annual event will be a time to work out kinks.
"This year we were hoping to just get it started," he said. "Next year we will be expanding with food trucks and a bounce house."
With weather expected to be sunny and clear at a comfortable 75 degrees, local shops and car owners alike are hoping to see a good turnout.
"We're hoping to make it an annual event and a tradition," Hancock said. "We want to enhance businesses downtown while supporting our local schools."
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Santa Fe High School student National Merit Finalist
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ALACHUA – One of the 26 Alachua County Public School students that have been named semifinalists in the prestigious 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program (NMSP) is from Santa Fe High School. Seventeen-year-old Tiffany Triplett from High Springs is that student.
NMSP semifinalists are chosen based on their high scores on a college entrance exam. The program is run by the College Board, which administers the SAT.
Semifinalist status has long been recognized as a marker of academic excellence. To achieve semifinalist status, the students had to earn among the nation's highest scores on the Preliminary SAT/National Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). This year more than 1.5 million students took the college entrance exam, with only 16,000 earning semifinalist status, placing them among the top one percent of high school seniors in the nation who took the exam. National Merit semifinalists are highly recruited by the nation's colleges and universities.
"It's an honor to be one of the 16,000 chosen to be a semifinalist," said Triplett. "My father works for an internet service provider as a service technician and my mother works for an eye doctor as an ophthalmic technician in Gainesville. They are both very proud and share my academic achievements with the rest of our family," she said.
"In order to become a finalist, you have to apply," she said. I'm hoping to get that distinction. It can really help with scholarships. College is costly and I intend to go to graduate school so to have some of my undergraduate degree covered by scholarships would help me out quite a bit," she said.
Triplett, who will graduate June 2016, wants to get her undergraduate degree in science and nursing. Her graduate school options are still open, but her undergraduate degree will qualify her to go into advanced practice nursing or to become a nurse anesthetist, a nurse practitioner, a physicians assistant or even apply to medical school.
In addition to Triplett, 25 others were named in Alachua County. Buchholz High School has 11 of this year's semifinalists. Nine of the district's semifinalists attend Eastside High School and five are students at Gainesville High School.
The students named semifinalists are now eligible to become National Merit Finalists. In addition to earning high SAT scores, the students must also have high grades, teacher recommendations and write an essay to achieve finalist status. Finalists will be announced in the spring and are eligible for thousands of dollars in scholarships provided by businesses, colleges, universities and other organizations.
This year's semifinalists in addition to Tiffany Triplett of Santa Fe High School are Christopher Campo, Tawhid Khan, Elijah Killingsworth, Eugene Kim, Kim-Anh Nguyen, Marie Shiau, Joanna Song, Thor Stead, Harish Vemuri, Elizabeth Woodward and Jason Zhang of Buchholz High School; Celena Dong, Amber Gillette, Marisa Hobert, Sahar Kaleem, Stephanie Lampotang, Dacheng Li, Patrick Rao, Tanner Ropp and Risham Sidhu of Eastside High School; and Thomas Kemp, Logan Locascio, William Reneke, Elizabeth Scott and Alexander Shuping of Gainesville High School.
Four Eastside students, two Gainesville High students and three Buchholz students were also honored in the National Hispanic Recognition Program, which is also coordinated by the College Board and based on high PSAT/NMSQT scores. They are Marisa Hobert, Taylor Kyes, Luz Rosales and Neil Hare of Eastside High School, Thomas Kemp and William Reneke of Gainesville High School and Dupee Spencer, Elijah Killingsworth and Thor Stead of Buchholz High School. They are among the 5,000 top scorers of the 250,000 Hispanic/Latino students who took the test.
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Early Settlers to Northwest Alachua County Featured in New Book
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Kent Doke and Gerry Vaugn review materials used in producing "Pioneers of Northwest Alachua County, Florida. A group of 22 writers have collaborated for over six years in putting the 460-page book together. Today Photo/C.M. WALKER
ALACHUA COUNTY – Anyone interested in the history of the early settlers of Alachua County will be in for a treat. "Pioneers of Northwest Alachua County, Florida" is a historic compilation written by descendants of settlers to the northwest Alachua County area. Concentrating mostly on the areas north and south of County Road 236, family stories, histories of schools and churches long gone and humorous anecdotes about growing up in the Bland, Santa Fe, Sugar Hill and Traxler communities abound in this 460-page hardbound book.
Historical photos of those early settlers and a map showing where each family, church or school was located is also included in this comprehensive and entertaining book.
Some may wonder how so many family histories could have been compiled into one book and who took on the challenge of gathering folks together to compile such a comprehensive look at early northwest Alachua County. Kent Doke, a dapper 86-year-old Alachua resident with a deep, mellow voice one would expect to hear on National Public Radio, tackled the task of bringing everyone together and establishing some guidelines for the 22 writers who contributed to this historical tome.
"As chairman of the Alachua High School Reunion Group I earlier helped put together a history of the school, said Doke. "It was a nice little notebook which we donated to the Alachua Branch Library. They asked if they could digitize the notebook and we agreed," he said.
"I asked a variety of people what they thought about doing a larger notebook to document some of the schools that disappeared so long ago, that the Alachua County School Board admitted they had never heard of them," he said. "People seemed interested, but what finally got the process going was an elderly resident who finally said, 'Look, we're not going to live forever. When are you going to get this project going?'" As it turned out, she did not live to see the book completed, but she did contribute her family's history before she died, according to Doke.
"I would never have tackled this project if it hadn't been for Irene Bryant who agreed to dedicate the hours it took to help successfully complete the project," said Doke. "She was a major contributor and editor, along with some other wonderful editors we had throughout the project."
"We are in the process of wrapping it up now. We have a few stories that need final touches and we are contemplating listing the stories in chronological order." If that's how they decide the articles will be listed, a story about the Spanish Mission, which was written by Doke, is likely to be the first article.
Although they didn't think to include these areas originally, it turned out that the area north of LaCrosse and the Newnansville area were mentioned in the stories.
Once the group met, they decided they had a rather exclusive setting right where they all lived. The Santa Fe River would be their northern border, "because if we crossed the river we would be in Union and Columbia counties," said Doke. Due to the placement of the river separating the counties and because many original settlers' descendants remained in the area, "we believed we had a unique location in which to confine our efforts," he said.
Doke and his group of 15-20 people first began their journey on May 26, 2010. "There were 11 families there and as time went by, other families heard about our efforts and offered to provide more articles, information and anecdotes," he said. Some of these families have been in the area from when Florida was acquired from Spain.
The group met every third Wednesday of the month with the exception of December, "because people were busy with the holidays." Oral tradition and storytelling is included along with factual information about who married whom and how many children they had.
Doke admitted these schools and families included in the book were for the most part white. "We have one black contributor," he said. "The black population had already written a half dozen or so booklets about their history when we began the project. They were so far advanced that we felt we had better catch up," he said.
The group was asked to list any ancestors who had held office in Florida or in the county somewhere, what their ancestors did for a living, identify where their family settled and when, include funny stories and anecdotes and generally tell the story of their families.
"There is a photo of a school class standing outside of the Bland school house," said Doke. "All of the children in the row were barefooted except one child. The story goes that his mother found out in advance that school photos were being taken that day and that's why he had shoes on," chuckled Doke. It's just one of many anecdotes included in the book.
"Of course the book will be available as long as we have them," said Doke, "but pre-sales will help us determine how many books to print."
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Newberry Lions Club Hosts Community Yard Sale
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NEWBERRY – Gator gear, lawn chairs, power tools, electronics and kitchen cookware could be found among an abundance of other knickknacks and treasures at a community yard sale at the Newberry Lions Clubhouse.
The club rented out 10 feet by 10 feet spaces to community members from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1.
The Lions Club, a service organization with a long history of service to those who are blind or partially sighted, also supports humanitarian efforts worldwide. The club held the yard sale as part of their monthly yard sale series to raise funds and provide community service opportunities for civic-minded individuals.
Membership Chairman Liz Jett, who joined the Newberry Lions Club in 2014, said the yard sales start in fall, and continue for about once a month into the spring.
The yard sale has two goals, according to Jett, and that is to raise funds and provide a community service.
"Whatever people sell and earn is theirs," Jett said. "The $15 lot rent fee is the only thing we earn."
The majority of the available spaces were occupied. The funds support maintaining the grounds and club house, and the yard sale provides a place for citizens to engage with the community and sell an assortment of items, including homemade products.
President of Newberry Lions Club Kem McIntosh said the yard sale raised several hundred dollars.
"We give people a chance to get out there and we are affecting people's lives in a positive way," he said. "A lot of people are just a member of a club to be a member, but you become alive when you really get involved and can experience the positive impact on people."
The next yard sale will be held Saturday, Nov. 5. Further updates on the yard sales and other Newberry Lions Club events can be found on the Newberry Lions Club Facebook page and at Newberry City Commission meetings.
Numerous people with different backgrounds such as teaching, the medical field, cosmetology, and even retirees unite in the Lions Club to live up to the club's motto of "We Serve," said Jett.
Jett, also known as the "Tail-Twister," keeps events and meetings fun in addition to raising awareness about the purpose of the Lions Club and providing community service.
"We'll do trivia games, and games that encourage empathy for the blind," she said.
The Lions Club of Newberry was established on Mar. 25, 1943, making it one of the oldest active clubs in Florida. The Newberry Lions Club also extends toward the Town of Tioga, Jonesville, Trenton and Archer.
The Lions Club program was founded in Chicago in 1917 by humanitarian Melvin Jones, making the centennial celebration next year for Lions Clubs around the world.
Meeting for the Lions Club of Newberry are held the second and fourth Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the clubhouse located at 25847 W Newberry Road, Newberry.
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I was experimenting with MyTheater and I couldn't get it to work right so I uninstalled it. Now I cannot play any videos whatsoever.
I tried reinstalling windows media player, tried winamp, tried doing a system restore to about a week earlier, tried downloading k-lite codec pack and installing it...
So far nothing seems to fix it. Even tried reinstalling MyTheater. Nada.
Am I doomed to reinstall windows just to fix this?
It hasn't affected anything else as i'm still using it, just can't play anything video related.
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I think the program simply associated your video files to open with its player. It depends on the video file that you are trying to open. Try right clicking any video file and choose 'open with' and select windows media player and set the 'always use the selected program checkbox. WMP does not play a lot of video files, I use ffdshow codecs and it plays all my video files. If you install it windows will use those codecs.
I'm running WMP 11 & installed the following codec package:
It's associated with windows media player but when you click on a file, it just opens the player, you see the video act like it's going to play then computer screen freezes. I can hear the audio in the background but only thing I can do is press the reset button.
Can't hit control alt delete or anything to stop this. This happens with wmv, avi, etc.
mp3's aren't affected though.
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Congratulations on your little girl, I did wonder what happened! Bugger him, look what you have!!!! You and bub will have an amazing journey
Congratulations on your little girl, I did wonder what happened! Bugger him, look what you have!!!! You and bub will have an amazing journey
Congrats on your little girl and to him. He clearly isnt worth your time of day. It sounds like you made the right decision for you in the end. All the best in your new life with your little girl.
I'm glad you ended up doing what you wanted. CONGRATULATIONS!
Congrats on your little girl . It's sooo fantastic you updated and such a great ending .
Yep love the bit about being a sperm donor lmao .
Your a strong women and I'm sure a awesome mum , keep doing what your doing xxx
congratulations your a strong women and your little girl is lucky to have such a great mummy xx
Wow congratulations
I have a baby with a man like your fob (more malignant in fact), and i just want to assure you that you will think of your ex less and less as time goes on. I speak from experience. It feels weird for sure but you will adjust and be even more determined to be a great mother to your baby girl. You will have an incredible bond just you and her against the world and eventually he will be a distant speck on the horizon behind you.
He may have a lot to answer for one day to her but you have done your best and continue to, thats all that matters. x
I honestly wouldnt worry about him unless he comes around. With my first daughter, i was dating her so called dad for 3 years before i fell pregnant. We had talked about marriage and kids but it seems it was all just talk. He asked me to get an abortion several times, i never did then he cheated. Moral of the story, do what YOU want and honestly dont worry about him. If i listened to my ex i wouldnt have a beautiful 3.5 year old best of luck
The thread is old, but the subject is timeless. F of my oldest was like that. He's no loss. She's fourteen and still the chief guiding light in my life. Being a single mother can be desperately lonely hard work at times, but the rewards are soooo worth it.
Let's face it, any bloke who would get a woman pregnant and then pressure her to terminate the pregnancy for his convenience isn't the sort of person you'd want a long term relationship with anyway. The sooner you never see him again the better: treasure your baby.
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