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RIPTON — Vermont State Police cited Sergei Draper, 22, of Ripton, for burglary, following investigation of a reported break-in at a home on the Lincoln Road in Ripton on Thursday, Feb. 6.
RIPTON — Twenty-one North Branch School students, two teachers, and one NBS alum plunged into a Ripton Pond in the first annual North Branch School Penguin Plunge on Saturday, Jan. 25.
As part of their winter ecology studies, students researched water temperatures of local ponds and learned about hypothermia and the body's reaction to extreme temperatures. Students have been studying how animals survive the winter so the plunge provided a vivid learning experience.
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ADDISON COUNTY — Peter Burrows, superintendent of the Addison Central Supervisory Union, has been getting around to the seven towns in his district trying to meet area residents. His schedule of "Coffee with the Superintendent" sessions, where folks will get a chance to talk education with Dr. Burrows, continues this week and wraps up next.
RIPTON — Vermont State Police are asking for help from the public in finding a Ripton man who is missing.
Police on Monday received a report that James Daignault, 54, was missing.
Daignault was seen on Saturday, Nov. 23, at approximately 10 a.m. when he was leaving his residence in Ripton en route to a food shelf in Burlington. He never returned.
RIPTON — Two hundred thirty-five runners and walkers experienced gorgeous weather at the 2013 Ripton Ridge Run, Sunday, Oct. 13. The record numbers showing up at this 26th annual event enjoyed sunny skies and warm temperatures, a wonderful race, an excellent lunch and a festive atmosphere. Fifty-five people participated in the 10K run, 140 in the 5K run and 40 in the 5K fun walk. They ranged in age from 3-year-old Kaiya Maclay to 82-year-old Don Lacharite.
RIPTON — The students and staff of Ripton Elementary School — including 44 students in grades pre-K through sixth — on Monday, Sept. 30, took a field trip to Middlebury College.
The day started on the athletic fields, where the Ripton students got to play with men and women from the lacrosse teams, softball team and women's ice hockey team. Students learned to handle sticks, catch, throw, run and dodge in four different stations around the facilities.
RIPTON — Friends of the Ripton Community Church will host a screening of the Emmy Award winning film "Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time" on Sunday, Sept. 1, at 7 p.m. at the church on Route 125 in Ripton.
The first full-length, high-definition documentary film ever made about legendary conservationist Aldo Leopold, "Green Fire" explores Leopold's life in the early part of the 20th century and the many ways his land ethic idea continues to be applied all over the world today.
RIPTON — Author and activist Bill McKibben on Tuesday was awarded the $100,000 Sophie Prize, one of the world's largest environmental awards, for his work in building 350.org, the first widespread global climate campaign.
The Norway-based prize jury cited McKibben for "pioneering new methods of social protest," from Internet-based organizing to the widespread civil disobedience confronting the Keystone XL pipeline. Past recipients of the award include Nobel laureate Wangari Mathaai and Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew.
MIDDLEBURY — She's been visiting Helen Porter Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center (HPHRC) just about every Tuesday for more than three years, but the senior residents still line up for her arrival, hoping to get some eye contact and a handshake or two. No need for an exchange of words.
Not that the celebrity in question can speak in complete sentences; her vocabulary is confined to the occasional "woof."
RIPTON — Theater enthusiasts will have an opportunity to witness a "Mad World" at the Ripton Community House this weekend. "Mad World" is the name of the original play that the North Branch School students have written and will perform twice, at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 12, and Saturday, April 13.


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No, sorry, not going to tip 25%. I have raised my tipping to 18-20% over the last few years, but as restaurant prices keep going up, tips go up too so I don't see the need to increase the %. The only place I tip more is a little diner my friends and I go to for breakfast often. The whole meal costs $5 (including coffee) so I generally tip $2-3 because I can't bring myself to leave those great waitresses a $1 tip.
I have no problem tipping 25% (I generally tip 20% or more). I make good money - definitely more than my servers do - and I count the tip as part of the cost of going out. When I was a server, it was not my "career" (it was during summers when I was in college and law school) but I appreciated being tipped well. I "needed" the money but it was not my only source of income (I had scholarships, grants, and student loans as well). I was never worried about whether I would be able to eat that week, but I know that it not the case for a lot of servers.When I consider that other servers are in the position I was in (students trying to minimize loans and get a step up when they enter "the real world"), I want to tip them well. And then I consider that for some people server is their career and only source of income and I want to tip them even better. A few dollars more in a tip is immaterial to my bottom line (in fact, I factor it into my budget). However, a few dollars more from each patron could mean a single mother is able to pay her rent *and* school clothes this month, for example. I realize not everyone has the means to think this way, or the desire to think this way, but for me, I do not begrudge servers a few extra dollars out of my wallet.
Honestly, I wish if they aren't going to switch away from tipping that instead we go to a flat rate per person or per hour. I never could figure out why I should pay more for them to take and bring an order for a prime rib versus a burger.
But where does it end? Everyone would like to receive a few extra dollars. My plumber would like to charge a few dollars more, my hairstylist would like to charge a few dollars more, my gardner would like a few dollars more too.


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Beautiful views of Portpatrick from the hotel.
Apartment was clean but decor was very tired looking and very basic. Cheap plastic couches and no lamps in living room area. Reception staff when checking out not friendly and didn't enquire if we enjoyed our stay. Bar staff member very inexperienced and asked my father if he knew how to make the drink he had ordered.
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The point of departure for this collection was the acquisition, by Dr J.-L Hollenfeltz of Arlon, of part of the furniture from the old pharmacy at Orval. The museum was erected by the Committee for the resurrection of the Medico-Pharmaceutical Section of Orval Abbey. The foundation stone was laid on 16 May 1932 and the museum opened on 7 August 1935. Eighty four different plants are grown in the pharmaceutical garden.
Access : by road: from the N4: at Barrière de Champlon, take the road for St-Hubert, then the N89 to Libramont, the N40 to Neufchâteau and the N85 to Florenville. - From the E411 and E 25, exit 27 (Verlaine-Neufchâteau), then N85 to Florenville - Train: Florenville station (10 km).
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Parliament Today January 30
Questions for Oral Answer.
Questions to Ministers 2.00PM-3.00PM.
- JOHN HAYES to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the outlook for the economy this year – and particularly for monetary policy and interest rates?
- Dr KENNEDY GRAHAM to the Minister for Climate Change Issues: Will the Government be announcing a greenhouse gas emissions reduction target for 2030; if so, when?
- Hon DAVID PARKER to the Minister of Finance: Does he agree that asset and income inequality have increased over the past 30 years; if not, why not?
- MELISSA LEE to the Minister for Social Development: What recent reports has she received on the progress of the Government's welfare reforms?
- Hon PHIL GOFF to the Minister of Defence: Why did he decide to source new training aircraft for the Royal New Zealand Air Force from Wichita Kansas rather than Hamilton New Zealand despite a 40-year relationship with the New Zealand company, Pacific Aerospace?
- COLIN KING to the Minister of Science and Innovation: How is the Government supporting genetics research in the sheep and beef sector?
- RICHARD PROSSER to the Minister of Defence: Is he satisfied with all aspects of the Air Force deal to buy 11 American T-6C aircraft; if so, why?
- JACINDA ARDERN to the Deputy Prime Minister: Does he agree with the Expert Advisory Group on Solutions to Child Poverty that "The available evidence overwhelmingly supports greater investment in the early years of a child's life"?
- JACQUI DEAN to the Minister of Conservation: What advice has he received about the impacts of pests on our native birds, particularly Kiwi, and how will a beech mast this year affect these birds survival?
- DENISE ROCHE to the Minister of Labour: Will he commit to regulating the hours of work in the forestry sector immediately, given there have been 11 worker deaths in the sector in the past 13 months; if not, why not?
- Hon TREVOR MALLARD to the Minister of Internal Affairs: Does he stand by all his statements?
- LOUISE UPSTON to the Minister of Corrections: What recent updates has she received on the implementation of working prisons?
Today Labour are asking four questions. These are about income inequality, defence procurement, child poverty and whether the Minister of Internal Affairs stands by all his statements. The Greens are asking about greenhouse gas emissions and deaths in the forestry industry. New Zealand First are asking about defence procurement.
Government Bills 3.00 – 6.00PM
1. Sub Antarctic Marine Reserves Bill – Third Reading
2. Airports (Cost Recovery for Processing of International Travellers) Bill – Third Reading
The Sub Antarctic Marine Reserves Bill is being guided through the house by the Minister of Conservation, Nick Smith. It will create three new marine reserves in the Sub Antarctic region.
The Airports (Cost Recovery for Processing of International Travellers) Bill is being guided through the house by the Minister for Primary Industries, Nathan Guy. This bill provides for cost recovery arising from processing of travellers in the aviation security, biosecurity, and customs areas.


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Throughout this year, our staff at AMERICAN EXPERIENCE kept seeing the subjects of our January 2012 Wild West Collection cropping up in the news. The headlines were a constant reminder that stories of characters like Billy the Kid and George Custer continue to resonate today. Check out some of the headlines below that made us look forward to programs coming up in 2012...
December 31, 2010: Despite having been dead for more than a century, outlaw Henry McCarty, aka Billy the Kid, was up for consideration to receive an official pardon from New Mexico's Governor Bill Richardson. On his last day in office, Richardson announced his decision not to pardon the Kid on national television. Billy The Kid premieres on January 10th at 9/8C.
June 26: The only original tintype photograph of Billy the Kid sold at an auction in Denver for $2.3 million. Billy the Kid premieres on January 10th at 9/8C.
November: Iconic photographer Annie Leibovitz tracked down an ace-of-hearts target used by sharpshooter Annie Oakley for her new book Pilgrimage. Pilgrimage is a compilation of iconic American figures that have shaped her view of cultural inheritance. Annie Oakley, described by Will Rogers as "the greatest woman rifle shot the world has ever produced," rebroadcasts on January 31st at 8/7C.
November 23: More than $1 million of historical weapons were auctioned off at the Wild West guns and weapons auction, including a rifle owned by Geronimo ($100,000), Wyatt Earp's shotgun ($65,000) and Custer's saber ($20,000). The Wild West Collection (including the films Custer's Last Stand, Wyatt Earp, and Geronimo) premieres on January 10th at 9/8C.
November: Michelle Bachmann is criticized for claiming her great-great grandfather won a farm from Jesse James in a poker game in her new book Core of Conviction. A part of the Wild West collection, Jesse James portrays the story of one of America's most cherished myths. Rebroadcasting January 31st at 9/8C.
November: More than 125 years after the surrender of Apache leader Geronimo, the Fort Sill Apache won the right to establish a reservation in southern New Mexico. Geronimo fought against Mexico and the United States for the expansion of Apache lands. Hear his story when Geronimo rebroadcasts on January 24th at 9/8C.
November 29: The new book The Smoking Gun, written by a woman claiming to be Jesse James' great-granddaughter, argues that Robert Ford did not kill Jesse James. Supported with photographs, the book attempts to demonstrate how Jesse James pulled off one of the biggest bluffs in American history by faking his own murder in 1882, fleeing to Texas and dying there as James L. Courtney. The facts in the book have been contested by many. Jesse James rebroadcasts on January 31st at 9/8C.
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If anybody thought for a second the Wisconsin Badgers would roll over and let the almighty Buckeyes come into Camp Randall and run away with this one, they were severely wrong. And wrong from the get go, that is. With the nation watching and the number one team in the land visiting Madison, the Badgers were up to the task. UW wasted no time setting the tone on Saturday as David Gilreath t...
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Badgers own the Axe
Posted on 10 Oct 2010 by Chad Seely.
At times it was pretty, other times it was not. When it was all said and done on Saturday afternoon at Camp Randall, the Badgers were flocking to the Paul Bunyan Axe as they defeated the Minnesota Golden Gophers, 41-23. Like every rivalry game, this one did not go without controversy. After the Badgers scored their sixth and final touchdown of the game midway through the fourth quarter, B...
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Week 6 Preview: Minnesota @ Wisconsin
Posted on 7 Oct 2010 by Chad Seely.
The Wisconsin Badgers and Minnesota Golden Gophers will play for the 120th time on Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium, continuing the longest running college football rivalry in all the land. So, despite Minnesota coming in at 1-4 (0-1), it's not going to be a cake-walk for the Badgers. Wisconsin comes in at 4-1 (0-1), fresh off a loss at Michigan State. Both teams will be jacked up for th...
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Letdown in East Lansing
Posted on 2 Oct 2010 by Chad Seely.
Typical Badger team to lay an egg when the nation is watching in a primetime, big-time football game. I posed the question in my season preview of can the Badgers FINALLY win these football games and get over the hump to join the Big Ten elite once again? Apparently not. I wouldn't go as far to say the Spartans dominated in their 34-24 victory over Wisconsin, but they were in control of t...
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Thanks for the Tune-Up, Austin Peay
Posted on 26 Sep 2010 by Chad Seely.
Say all you want about the Badgers scheduling a cupcake in their final non-conference game of 2010. It has been no secret to all Badger fans that despite the 3-0 record going into the game against Austin Peay, Bucky has not lived up to expectations. That may still be the case but a 70-3 beat down of Austin Peay will certainly boost the Badgers confidence going into their matchup against Mic...
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Week 2 Preview: San Jose State @ Wisconsin
Posted on 9 Sep 2010 by Chad Seely.
I'm gonna come right out and tell you this one will be done by halftime. If you don't know much about San Jose State, lets get you caught up. Out of 120 FBS teams, the Spartans came in at #115 in total offense last year and this year is not looking much more promising. Granted, they did have to travel to Tuscaloosa in Week 1 so an accurate reading might lie a few weeks down the road. Bu...
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Your Mid-Week Badger Fix
Posted on 8 Sep 2010 by Chad Seely.
Watching the Badgers handle UNLV got me pretty excited for this years College Football season. Yea, I know, it's only UNLV. But the Badgers looked pretty good, like a team that is finally ready to contend. However, there are a few things that need to be fixed. Number one is the turnovers. Scott Tolzien simply can not give points away like he did with his first-half pick six. Aside f...


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With all of the discussion on how to navigate scalping, fees and other ticketing issues, leave it to a music veteran to not only provide an answer but to implement it.
When Bob Dylan plays in San Francisco Aug. 25, it may be nothing more than a novel event – or it could be a model that could establish a healthy precedent for the industry.
Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, Ill.October 31, 2009
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Dylan will implement a system when he plays the 2,250-capacity Warfield, one that will likely remove much of the ugliness of ticketing. It will:
1) Eliminate, or severely reduce, scalping and the influence of the secondary market.2) Eliminate credit card fees.3) Eliminate surcharges.
How will he do this? Will it be with laser scanners and paperless ticketing? By requiring patrons to provide ID upon entering the building? By placing UPC codes on their foreheads?
No. Dylan is going back to the Stone Age. All tickets will be general admission and will be available at the Warfield box office day of show. There will be no advance tickets available anywhere. Admission is $60 cash. No credit cards or checks will be accepted. Ticketholders will enter the venue at the time of purchase, one ticket per customer. Lineups begin no earlier than noon. Box office and doors open at 5:30 p.m. for the 8 p.m. show.
"Given the state of touring and how fees have escalated, it was a real breath of fresh air to do something very consumer oriented by eliminating all ticketing charges," Goldenvoice SF's David Lefkowitz said in a statement. "It's almost a throwback to another time."
Of course, this could be a logistical nightmare, and security will need to be diligent considering the amount of cash on hand. But if things go smoothly, there is a strong possibility patrons will be happy with this system – at least happy enough to not complain about it online the next morning.
Goldenvoice could not comment further on the show. The promotion company said this show is the brainchild of "Bob's people" and, at press time, Pollstar was not able to get comment from taciturn manager Jeff Kramer, and Dylan's agent at CAA declined to comment.
Marcus Amphitheater, Milwaukee, Wis.July 1, 2009
(Bobby Talamine)
However, at least one source told Pollstar that, yes, much like when the Eagles experimented with price points at Arco Arena in Sacramento, this is very much an event that "people will be looking at."
--Joe Reinartz
10:50 PM, Aug 27, 2010
GrahamBanks: "Roger Waters is executing ID and credit card verifications at the venue, no advance ticket printing, admission for original purchaser only...and still there are lots of good seats being scalped online and through brokers."
How do those who buy scalped tickets overcome the requirement to show ID at the venue?
02:18 PM, Aug 27, 2010
I am not going to fly from Canada, book hotels, rental cars and flights without guaranteed knowledge that I have a reserved seat so this concert had to be avoided by me. I can't line up for 6 to 12 hours like many do to get a decent spot on the floor.
I need to sit down in a proper seat so this arrangement favors the young and well person.
09:24 AM, Aug 24, 2010
This shouldn't be viewed as an effort to alleviate people standing in line all day. Tons of Dylan shows are General Admission, so even if you buy your tickets 3 months in advance, you still stand in line to get a seat.
It will cut scalping down. However live scalping outside the venues has almost disappeared in the age of Ebay. Most tickets that enter the secondary market don't come from individuals with an extra seat, they come from blocks purchased or given directly to brokers, promoters, VIPs etc. So unless EVERY seat is being sold for cash the night of the concert, scalping will still go on.
Roger Waters is executing ID and credit card verifications at the venue, no advance ticket printing, admission for original purchaser only...and still there are lots of good seats being scalped online and through brokers. It appears that efforts to restrict scalping are targeted at the individual, and not the source of the majority of secondary tickets.
I applaud Dylan for the true victory here, and that is circumventing TicketBastard and the like.
01:00 PM, Aug 21, 2010
What is this, an Olympic endurance test? I can't believe people are thrilled about devoting an entire day to seeing a concert at night. Who's going to feel refreshed and relaxed after enduring this process?
Why not do what Springsteen does? Hold back tickets, release them gradually at unpredictable times and require some percentage of ticket holders to show ID at the door and enter immediately (thus making it impossible to resell the tickets). Some similar combination of those practices.
Or require everybody to show ID. Would that be a greater crowd-control burden than handling GA sales all in one day?
Credit card fees can be avoided by using a debit card. (I realize it's not so easy to avoid Ticketmaster fees, though.)
By the way, I find it hard to believe that scalping is really much of a problem at Dylan concerts nowadays, especially the general admission shows.
09:10 AM, Aug 20, 2010
Good *** job, Robert.
03:36 PM, Aug 19, 2010
I go to a lot of shows. I've done paperless. I've done partial paperless (how this makes ANY sense is beyond me, personally). And this is it. This is the goddamn model every artist who CLAIMS they are for removing the touting/scalping/bullshit from their shows should do. Arcade Fire: take note. The fiasco with your Big Sur date could have easily been eliminated by simply implementing this idea. Currently there are tickets for 1,000$ a pop on the bay for that BS date; brilliant. You really took the touting out of your shows. ::rolleyes::
02:36 PM, Aug 19, 2010
an example of how big names can fight the industry if they choose.Groups like The Clash back in the day used to fight for their fans constantly.The Clash put out back to back 2-lp sets they insisted be sold at a single lp price which kept them in serious debt and at odds with CBS.
02:31 PM, Aug 19, 2010
So the question is:
Is it worth $20 to stand in line for 6 hours and not be guaranteed a ticket?
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i an honestly say I could just watching play this is awe inspiring. i cant to get my hands on it.this isno doubt going to be the new standard.
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Wow, that was pretty rude of that dragon to swoop up that giant. The giant was just defending his flock.
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So call of duty try and compete with thee greatest game ever created in the history of man...
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So call of duty try and compete with thee greatest game ever created in the history of man...
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Gears of War 3 = $59.99 Batman Arkham City = $59.99 Dark Souls = $59.99 Uncharted 3 = $59.99 Skyrim = $59.99 My wife leaving me = Priceless
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11-11-11 all other games go on hault, only slaying of dragons and dual weilding of harass weapons will sruvive.
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That Ice Dragon touched down, and you know Dovahkin was thinking "Um... this is not what it looks like... I was scratching his back, and it went so horribly wrong..."
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This along with Batman, BF3, MW3, etc. Im going to fail my classes.
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Today, I decided not to buy Skyrim. It's not that I don't think it will be epic, for it will be most epic. It's not that I wouldn't enjoy it, for I would surely love it. It's just that I cannot dedicate a portion of my life to playing this game. I've done it before with Fallout 3 and many other games through the years, but I can't allow myself to do it anymore. A world of adventure in Skyrim awaits, but the real world does not. I have priorities, and video games are no longer one of them. I have seen the light, I have tasted the fruit of the tree of knowledge, and it is sweet. There is no going back to the person I was, for he doesn't exists beyond the realm of memories.
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THe one thing i'm going to like but not like at the same time....killing the Dragons they look so cool....but if i want cool powers i have to do what a Dragon Slayer has to do :)
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Being able to hear the ambience of the game is what makes the world so special. I absolutely love the music. Cannot wait another month
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holy crap... this game is going to get me divorced.
500+ hours of skyrim here i come!!!!Posted: September 13, 2011 1:06 PM -
I.... can't..... even....... well, better change my pants.
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I personally don't like any of the Elder Scroll games. Tried the last 2 and I just find the open world concept of these games too be too open world. The stories are generally okay but I think they would benefit from a bit more structure and focus than wandering around and having 150+ caves and areas to explore that have absolutely nothing to do with the main game. Overall I just get bored without more narration and drama to keep things going to the end. Its strange in that sense because growing up all I played was RPG's but as I've gotten older (and also don't have as much free time due to work and all responsibilities) I prefer games like Assassin's Creed that give me an RPG and descent open world experience but do have a more linear progression.
However the graphics of this game are simply gorgeous and should definitely win end of year awards on that point alone though I'm interested to see how it stacks side-by-side with Bioshock Infinite.Posted: September 13, 2011 7:35 AM -
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Three months of my life gone to the most perfect game on the planet as well as the most epic 18 birthday ever - PRICELESS!Posted: September 13, 2011 5:58 AM -
I suggest you guys watch this trailer on gamespot in 720p the quality is much better or at least it was for me. I have one question though is it November yet = (
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I can still remember playing The Legend Of Zelda in my room, my sister next to me as I use everything in my inventory to try to destroy my arch nemesis. Then I pull out my silver arrows and just like that, Ganon was dead and the Tri-Force and the princess were saved. My sister gave me a big hug, it was a special moment in my gaming youth. Skyrim make me feel like that kid I once was who could not wait until I came home from school or work or DEATH even lol to spend hours of my life playing . Skyrym is that game, the kind of game that will make me look in every chest, under ever rock and on every dead carcase I see to find that next treasure or weapon to extinguish the life of everything that gets in my way to my mission to MURDER every dragon in the game to absorb their souls . This is Bethesda and we know that at the least we know for sure there will be tons and tons of things to keep me occupied other then the main quest.
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"Why do we need more glasses," he asked?
"Well, I used my own spending money...so I can buy whatever I want." Code for..."I have no justifiable reason why I bought this except that I liked it." (We each get $15 per month from the budget to use however we would like...thank you, Dave Ramsey.)
I think that is about the time that my husband raised his eyebrows, shrugged and walked away. You never have these kind of conversations with your spouse, right?
The truth is...we really don't need more glasses.
That conversation went deeper than just talking about some mason jars. Our little two second conversation had me pulling out our glasses from the cupboard and deciding which ones were going to stay (because clearly we had too many glasses!)
By the end of it I had a whole handful of reasons why the mason jars were more practical and worth using.
- The kids can easily handle and access them when they eventually start switching over from using their plastic IKEA cups.
- Our glasses always come out of the dishwasher slightly wet so this way they can continue to air dry easily.
- They are cute.
- They can be mixed and matched and replaced inexpensively (most glasses in our house have a short life span regardless.)
- They can be used for drinking glasses and for storing things...or holding things..or preserving things.
- They are cute.
- When guests come over they can easily see and grab a glass and help themselves to a drink.
- We can start using these for potluck on Thursdays and not have to use foam cups as much (save the environment!)
- They are cute.
I pulled up my sleeves and went to work downsizing. Our cupboards are already looking a lot lighter...but that my friends is a whole different post. Coming soon to a blog near you! :-)
How do you and your significant other resolve situations like this? What is the last thing that you bought for your home; was it completely functional or just plain cute? Do you have a favorite use for mason jars?
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In the Team America Rocketry Challenge, the 678 registered teams designed and built a model rocket that carries one chicken egg.
The team's rocket must fly 800 feet, stay in the air for 45 seconds, and return the egg uncracked, spokesman Alexis Ellen said.
Teams submitted qualifying scores by April 10, and the top 100 teams were invited to the National Finals Fly-off held yesterday, Ms. Ellen said.
Statesville Christian School from Statesville, N.C., captured first place with a score of 1.79. Notre Dame Academy, which was one of four Ohio schools to compete in the finals, followed closely with a score of 1.93.
The 1 in the score corresponds to the rocket flying exactly 800 feet, and the number after the decimal refers to the rocket's shortfall from staying in the air exactly 45 seconds, Ms. Ellen said.
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Kimchi is great, but I like turnip kimchi best, so, that is what I will try.
i also skipped the last 3 tbsp of salt, and i marinated the nappa cabbage for over night the first round, then another night the second round. we added horsradish too. it was yummy! my sister ate all of it b4 we even got to it!
I have made this twice, both times for Korean students. A note of caution: the salt is way too much. The first time I followed the recipe exactly and it was way too salty. Second time I rinsed the salted cabbage and did not add the 3 tbsp. salt called for and it was still plenty salty. But my Korean student friend said the seasonings were much better than the first time.


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My horse has a snaffle bit but i don't think he likes it... Posted via Mobile Device hey i have a three yo standie and i use a snaffle bit but im not sure he likes it any ideas of a different softer bit too use maybe? Or should i just keep using this snaffle bit ?? |
Well, some don't. Although there are about a hundred different snaffles, so it can be hard to tell. My mare doesn't like french link snaffles, is OK with 2 piece snaffles, is OK with a waterford (5 links), but currently seems happiest with a gag bit. Trooper, OTOH, seems to ride the same no matter what bit we use. Horses get a vote...:wink: I'd recommend borrowing a variety and seeing what gets the best response. |
haha yeh that's very true lol yeh i have a two peice snaffle bit atm do you think an eggbutt bit would work better at all? Oh yeh what is a gag bit is it a gag snaffle bit or just gag bit ? Posted via Mobile Device |
My gelding doesn't like a single jointed snaffle either. He does, however, love a French link (double jointed) snaffle. He also goes great in a little S hack, but he listens more to leg cues anyway. What kind of bit are you in now? Loose ring, D ring, eggbutt? I've found my boy likes an eggbutt over a loose ring. Posted via Mobile Device |
Has this colt been taught to accept and use a bit? If not, thats probably why he doesn't like it. No animal is going to LIKE taking a piece of metal that has no meaning to them into their mouths. What kind of snaffle do you have? There are so many kinds out there. Don't be discouraged just because he doesnt like this particular one. There are so many kinds of material. Rubber, german silver, copper, nickle, stainless steel, sweet iron, leather... and many diameters as well. Thicker snaffles tend to be less harsh but not always. And some horses just can't stand having something large and wide on their mouths. One of the mares that I ride hated every bit I used, until I realized that the width that was supposed to make things more comfortable actually bothered her. I switched to thinner french link and she started accepting her bit beautifully. Another factor of snaffles is how many joints. No joints, one, two, or three are the usual numbers though you can find more. The cheekpiece is a factor as well. My soft mouthed mare prefers a double jointed half cheek snaffle made of stainless steel, but will go well in a mullen mouth as well. She hates thicker, single jointed, or O ring bits. Its really just a matter of trial and error. If you experiment with your boy, I'd first recomment a D ring or full cheek, either mullen mouth or two/three jointed. You might also try rollers or keys on the bit to see if he likes having something to play with. Single jointed bits tend to have a nutcracker action, and I don't like to put young horses in them. |
This is the little S hackamore we use: Little S Hackamore with Adjustable Buckle Like I said, though, my gelding works mainly off leg cues, so the hack or bit is there more for stopping power (he's green and likes to run through my hands when I ask him to stop, so the hackamore works to reinforce what I'm asking him to do with my seat). Posted via Mobile Device |
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