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The CCRI Knights baseball team hosted the Warriors of Eastern, Conn. Junior Varsity squad from Willimantic, Conn. on Tuesday. The Knights defeated the Warriors 5-1. With the victory, the Knights improved to 17-8 on the season.
The Knights received another tremendous pitching effort from Brendan Cabral (Scituate), as the big righty scattered three hits over seven innings, walking two, while striking out three. With effort, Cabral picked up his second win of the season.
The offense was led by captain Tom Gavitt (North Stonington, Conn.) and freshman Dylan Gracia (Middletown). Gracia had two hits and two RBI and Gavitt broke the game open in the bottom of the third inning with a single to left that drove in two runs. Gavitt came into the game as one of the Knights' top hitters, batting .346 with 28 hits in 81 at-bats, including 10 doubles and two home runs with 16 runs scored and team-leading 23 RBI. Gracia is batting .375 with 24 hits in 64 at-bats, with nine doubles and team-leading 24 runs scored and 11 RBIs. Also helping the Knights' offense was John Razzino (Cranston) and Tyler Santaniello (Lincoln) who both produced run-scoring singles to add insurance runs.
Williams named First Team All-American
The CCRI Knights dream season came to an end in the Division II Men's Basketball National Championship game with a 70-60 loss to the Bears of Mott Community College, but the team received good news recently with Desmond Williams (Torrington, Conn.) being named NJCAA Division II men's basketball First Team All-American.
Williams came into the season as a mid-major Division I recruit and has quickly elevated his stock to a high Division I talent. He charted double-digit scoring in 33 of his 35 games played, with his season-high of 41 coming in the National Championship semifinal victory over South Suburban College.
Williams scored 720 total points while averaging 20.6 points per game, including 69 3-pointers, which ranked him No. 17 in the Division II NJCAA men's basketball in scoring. His 720 in one season is fifth all-time behind a group of CCRI scoring legends. Williams added 109 steals to rank No. 10 in the NJCAA.
In addition, Williams was named NJCAA Division II men's basketball player of the week for the week of February 1. He was also named to the All-Tournament team at National Tournament.
"The CCRI men's basketball team's players and coaches are truly so proud of Desmond Williams being named First Team All-American," CCRI head coach Rick Harris said. "This accomplishment is due to Desmond's dedication to working hard and getting better on a daily basis. It is also due to his total commitment to his team. Desmond's attitude is one of 'what can I do for my team first?' Not 'what can my team do for me?' Desmond Williams is an excellent basketball player who more importantly is an even better young man."
Smith named Second Team All-American
The CCRI Lady Knights basketball season ended in the District semifinals with a 73-56 loss to Lackawanna College from Scranton, Penn, but they recently got some great news with captain Jahira Smith (Norwich, Conn.) being named NJCAA Division II women's basketball second team All-American.
Smith earned her first All-Region XXI selection a couple weeks ago, and now has an All-American honor to cap her spectacular freshman campaign. Smith exploded on the scene for the 2011-12, Lady Knights leading them in almost every statistical category while leading them to their ninth consecutive Region XXI title.
"I am extremely proud of Jahira," CCRI head coach Kate Lynch said. "It is a very well deserved reward. Jah is a tireless worker and is passionate in everything that she is involved in. Jah is the heart and soul of this basketball team and has set the standard for our program."
Smith is the team's leader with 502 total points – averaging 16.2 points per game – rebounds with 217, and assists, where she set the single-season record with 183 total and 5.9 per game. She was also ranked No. 14 nationally in assists. Smith recorded an impressive 11 double-doubles and one triple-double in her 31 games played. In addition, she tied the single-game assist record when she recorded 14 again Orange County CC on January 21st. Smith also crushed the CCRI steals record with 110, averaging 4.2 per game, which ranked her No. 8 nationally.
Baseball takes care of UCAP
The CCRI Knights baseball team hosted the Pointers of the University of Connecticut at Avery Point for a Region XXI league doubleheader showdown on Saturday at Whitey Fell Field. The Knights defeated the Pointers 11-1 and 7-1.
Game One
The Knights received a stellar pitching performance from Kevin Dale (Warwick) after an injury sidelined starting pitcher, Todd Lyons (Norwalk, Conn.) in the top of the fourth inning. Lyons left the game after pitching three shutout innings, and giving up only two hits. Dale responded with his second consecutive win out of the bullpen by pitching four innings, giving up only one run on five hits with four strikeouts.
The offense scored two runs in the bottom of the second inning, three more in the bottom of the fourth, and then broke the game open with six runs and seven hits in the bottom of the fifth. Mike Sherburne (North Kingstown) led the offensive explosion with two hits, including a home run and a walk in three at-bats. Sherburne's two-run homer in the fourth inning widened the lead for CCRI and the Knights never looked back. Another homer by Andrew Crowley (Canton, Conn.) later the fourth inning, along with a bomb from Razzino later in the game capped the offensive explosion. Gracia, Jamale Horn (Hoover, Ala.), Nick Coro (North Providence) and Crowley each added two hits apiece.
Game Two
The Knights finished the sweep of UCAP as Connor Gleason (North Stonington, Conn.) picked up his sixth victory of the season with a masterful complete-game three-hitter. Gleason gave up only one run in the top of the fifth inning while striking out six of the Pointers' hitters in a dominant outing.
The Knights scored three runs in the bottom of the fourth inning on three walks, a fielder's choice, and a two-base throwing error by the UCAP pitcher. The Knights exploded for four more runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to break the game open. Gavitt led the way, ripping a two-run double down the leftfield line in the fourth inning while also scoring two runs in the game. Razzino chipped-in with three RBI and a two-run single in the fifth to break the game open.
Lady Knights sink Sea Wolves
The CCRI Lady Knights softball team traveled to South Portland, Maine to take on the Sea Wolves of Southern Maine Community College for a doubleheader Saturday. The Lady Knights defeated the Sea Wolves 7-2 and 9-4. With the doubleheader sweep, the Lady Knights improved to 17-4 on the season.
Game One
The Lady Knights got on the board in the fourth with an RBI from Izzy MarcAurele (Cranston). They scored another in the fourth with an RBI single from Kate Carroll (Coventry). They got four more in the seventh from a two-run single from Ashley Olson (Coventry) and two-run double from MarcAurele.
On the mound for the Lady Knights, captain Devin Azulay picked up her sixth win of the season, throwing seven strong innings. She allowed two earned runs on six hits, walking one and striking out a CCRI record-tying 14 hitters. At the plate, Azulay help her own cause with two hits including a double with two RBI and a run scored.
Olson had two hits, including a double with two RBI and a run scored. Also swinging a hot bat was Carroll with two hits, an RBI and a run scored and Katie Paddock with two hits and a run scored. Nissa Perez (Warwick) and Kayla Matarese (Cranston) each added two hits apiece.
Game Two
The Lady Knights scored in the first on an RBI double by Azulay. They got another in the second, as Matarese got on with a double and scored later on a triple from Sarah Siconio (Warwick). They scored once again in the third on an RBI single from Olson. They kept scoring in the fourth, with a two-run homer from Leslie Peralta (Providence) and then in the sixth with two-run doubles from Azulay and Siconio.
On the mound for the Lady Knights, Matarese improved to 3-0, throwing seven solid innings while allowing four runs – three earned – and scattering 10 hits with one walk and two strikeouts. Matarese also helped herself at the plate with two hits, including a double, to go along with two runs scored and a stolen base.
Leading the Lady Knights offensively was Azulay with four hits, including three doubles, and three RBI. Siconio added three hits, three RBI and two stolen bases. Other Lady Knights with big offensive days included Carroll with two hits, Perez with two hits and Peralta with a homer, two RBI, two walks and a run scored.
The Lady Knights next games will be today when they host the Warriors of Massasoit Community College for a Region XXI league doubleheader.
Track does well at Corsair Classic
The CCRI Knights and Lady Knights track teams traveled to North Dartmouth, Mass. to compete in the UMass-Dartmouth Corsair Classic. The Knights men finished 10th out of 14 teams with 22 points. The winning team was the host UMass-Dartmouth with 142.50 points. The Lady Knights were 11th out of 11 with four points, with the winning team being Roger Williams with 139.83 points.
Both Lady Knights' javelin throwers threw well. Cassandra Gustafson (Pawtucket) improved greatly on her NJCAA qualifying throw from two weeks ago. Gustafson's 32.67m toss on Saturday put her on top of the Division III NJCAA performance list, and was good for fifth place at the Corsair Invitational. Jessica Randall (Warwick), in her first meet of the year, qualified for the Nationals with a 10th place 25.66m toss.
Sprinter Anthony Cox (Brooklyn, N.Y.) qualified for the championship in his first race of the season, placing second with a time of 11.18 seconds in the 100m. Cox came back to place fifth in the 200m dash with a time of 23.37 seconds. Bobby Allen (Cranston) also had a fine day, winning the 1,500m run in a school-record NJCAA Division III qualifying time of 4:03.82, his second record of the outdoor season. Allen also qualified for the nationals in the 800m run with a 13th-place time of 2:03.29. Steve Bell (Warwick) ran a season-best time in the 400m dash of 54.95 seconds, placing 19th. Rounding out the Knights' runners was Rob Brothers (Cranston), who ran a season-best time in the 800m run, placing 41st in 2:19.64.


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Some of you were talking (Main) about liking (or not liking) scrappy quilts. And I thought we should have our own Show.
If you have a scrappy quilt ~ controlled or not please share!
Here are the ones that I have made over the years and have only put a very small dent in my scrap pile :roll:
Show us your scrappy
From Quiltville - Strip Twist
D9P w/heart
Donation quilt
Quiltville - Happy Scrappy Houses
Stack the Deck
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Consumers continued to get a break at the pump, but other prices climbed in June, according to the government's latest inflation reading released Tuesday, July 17th.
The Consumer Price Index, the key measure of retail prices, was up 1.7% compared to a year earlier, even though gasoline prices fell 4.3% over the same period.
Food prices were part of the problem, rising 2.7% over the course of the last 12 months, with a one-month jump of 0.2% in June alone. And the so-called core CPI, which strips out the volatile food and energy prices, was up 2.2% over the same period.
Gas prices have been falling steadily since early April, following oil prices sharply lower, as traders worried about a looming European recession and a slowdown of growth in China and other developing economies. Supplies of gasoline and prices were also helped by increased domestic production and a drop in gas consumption by U.S. drivers.
The average price of a gallon of regular gas was $3.337 at the end of June, according to AAA, down from $3.62 at the end of May. The CPI report showed a 2% drop in gas prices in June alone.
Gasoline prices weren't the only energy savings being enjoyed by consumers. Natural gas prices charged by utilities have tumbled 13.6% over the last year. Electric rates fell 0.5% in June, although they are 0.5% higher than a year earlier. And fuel oil is down 6.8% from a year earlier.
Overall consumers are paying 3.9% less for energy than they were in June of 2011.
"Reduced energy prices will help to provide some buffer to consumers," said a note from economists at Deutsche Bank. But the note added "there continues to be broad-based inflation pressures in the core CPI." It said core CPI could rise to a 2.6% annual increase by the end of the year.
But other prices continued to put a squeeze on consumers' wallets. Clothing prices are up 3.9% over the last year, while housing rents are up 2.7%. The cost of medical care is up 4.3%.
The continued weakness in the jobs market means that average weekly wages are up only 1.8% compared to a year ago, meaning that wages have only narrowly outpaced prices over the last year, even with the drop in gasoline prices.
The overall CPI was unchanged compared to May, when it posted a 0.3% decline due to the lower gas prices. And the core CPI posted a 0.2% increase in the month, the fourth straight increase at that pace. Economists surveyed by Briefing.com had forecast a 0.1% rise in monthly CPI, and a 0.2% in the core reading.


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History of Dolomite (PART III)
When I was a child, the people voted in my father's store.
They used a paper ballot and dropped the ballot in a box with a slot in
the top. The votes were counted that night. I registered to
vote in my father's store in 1922.
I don't remember when they started embalming, but they did
do it in 1922. I guess embalming was by choice when it was first started.
I imagine it was like using the funeral homes when they started, it was by
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This 9" x 11" journal features a removeable/reusable cover depicting the extent of Washington D.C. in 1887. The historic map was prepared by Axel Silversparre under the direction of the Engineer Commissioner of the District and using records from the office of the Surveyor of the District. The notebook itself has lined pages.
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Is it moral to vote out of state repeatedly in order to stack a pole to get a secular result?
Interesting discussion -
The pole isn't particularly important in the bigger scheme of things - and it would seem that repeated voting isn't illegal - the site is perhaps designed - like most things in our society - to be an honesty based system.
The organisers would perhaps organise a different way to do it - but perhaps it isn't an issue to vote repeatedly. If it was there would be some way of registration or cookies - which there doesn't seem to be.
It could be set up like big brother or other reality tv voting systems where you can vote as many times as you wish.
Why get all 'holier than thou' about it?
I think we need to use our rational thinking in this case - go through the facts of the case, before condemning others of immoral actions. What's wrong with some reasoning - rather than public shaming?
I'm for the Naturalistic attitude of compassion due to our deterministic universe.
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The facts are, that if you have to lie, delete cookies, etc., you are making a decision that is not ethical, irrespective of whether you wish to accept it.
Feel free to back up that assertion.
Name a place where in general, lying is not considered to be unethical.
Oh, well, if you were only talking IN GENERAL and not in this specific case you'd have a point.
And with the cookies again? I've deleted no cookies. I haven't needed to.
Name a place where altering software to subvert a goal isn't considered unethical.
Well, obviously from my point of view, the poll and software in question. Any software that is built where the most likely outcome is the violation of people's rights, I think it is ethical to "game the system." Hacking the website and changing results, not so much. You would be changing other people's votes, and violating their speech. Giving more people the right to speech where the rules aren't set up for it though? I'm fine with that.
You can put any number in there and it leads you to the voting page.... perhaps they are just aiming to get stats on who's voted - from where?
Perhaps they aren't that concerned about the outcome - perhaps they see it as a trivial thing and the purpose is more about getting people involved with the idea of voting so that it encourages more people to take an interest and actually vote on the day?
If they were more serious about it surely they would make it more difficult to 'game' or 'cheat' the vote?
Way to quote mine. What was the VERY NEXT sentence from the one you referenced? Oh yeah, this one:
So the question of morality comes with getting people outside the state to vote.
So you are just lying when you say:
You ignored that you are told that as an Ohio resident...
I just voted three times, and nothing stopped me. Cookies didn't care. So your claim of:
...you may vote daily (hence the cookies which track your daily voting)...
is nonsense.
You are now simply being dishonest. I'm disappointed really. This was a moderately good discussion, even with your inability to offer an argument of "it is unethical because it breaks the rules".
I'm not bothering with following this anymore, but feel free to personally message me if you'd like, starting with apologies for dishonest quote mining and lying about what I typed. Anyone else who wants to talk to me can message me too, obviously.
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Mesmerizing, amazing, beautiful-Aurelia, the Moon Jellyfish, evokes a sense of tranquility bordering on a trance state. So does the eponymous LED table lamp. Inspired by the astonishing underwater creature, the energy-efficient LED lamp offers a delight for not only your eyes but also your sense of touch. With a three-way "touch ring"dimmer, it enables easy luminosity adjustment. Glare is eliminated thanks to LED's small-size characteristic, making it possible to hide the LEDs in the center. LED's directional characteristic which lets the light reflect directly on the inner shade's strips also helps create the translucent ambience.
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This complete video program for teens features youth specialist Rodger Nishioka—along with a special appearance by the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, Katharine Jefferts Schori—in eight video segments. Each segment is then discussed by a group of high-school teens under the facilitation of the Commissioner for Youth for the Episcopal Church, Bronwyn Skov.
All videos are excerpted from Rodger's and Katharine's presentations at the Episcopal Youth Event 2011, focusing on what it means for youth to be visionaries and prophets in today's teen culture. At times challenging, often amusing and always relevant, these presentations challenge your own group to "keep the discussion going" using the included study materials.
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Brick Lane (UK - DVD R2)
Scott McKenzie takes a look at the movie based on Monica Ali's bestselling novel
Brick Lane tells the story of Nazneen, a Bangladeshi woman who is sent to Britain, leaving her beloved sister behind for an arranged marriage to an older man chosen by her father. Now, after losing her first child, she has two daughters and finds herself spending most of her time alone and waiting on her family. When her husband quits his job, Nazneen takes a job working from home sewing garments for a neighbour's business. Her life changes when the young delivery boy Karim takes a liking to her…
The film opens with a flashback to Nazneen's previous life in Bangladesh, which in her eyes was non-stop fun with her sister right up to the point when her mother killed herself. We then fast forward to 'today', where her colourful life in Asia is contrasted with a boring existence in a rather grim housing estate in London. This transition neatly sums up the central character's emotions as we are introduced to her. She yearns to go back to Bangladesh and the only highlight of her life is the letters she receives from her sister.
This is ultimately the story of someone finding themselves through external influences. Without giving too much away, the affair she has with Karim has a lot to do with her self-discovery, but Brick Lane doesn't quite follow the same path as many 'affair' movies. There are certain plot points you expect to appear eventually but the affair doesn't reach the resolution you might expect. There are comparisons to be drawn between Brick Lane and Brief Encounter, although the use of a clip from that classic movie is a bit too heavy-handed for my liking.
The performances of the central actors are a mixed bag. Tannishtha Chatterjee is believable in the role of Nazneen—subservient and quiet early on but the changes in her character towards the end of the film are convincing. The only problem I had with the character of Nazneen was the way the scene of her looking longingly at a sewing machine was shot. I realise that the sewing machine held the key to her independence but I found this scene very silly. Watch it and you'll see what I mean. The young actress who plays her eldest daughter Bibi is also a good find and the relationship they share on screen is where the emotional core of the film can be found, almost like Bibi is a substitute for Nazneen's sister.
I thought Christopher Simpson tried a bit too hard to make Karim a rough and ready rebel and he overdoes it by generally swaggering around a bit too much. Satish Kaushik plays Nazneen's husband Chanu and I thought his character was probably given the worst lines, so the appearance of his character is quite annoying. His discussions about education and quotes from books probably read very well in the novel but when transferred to the screen, it looks like the writers are over-emphasising the point that he and Nazneen aren't well-suited.
That aside, Brick Lane is still an interesting film. The strong performances outweigh the bad and the blips in the screenplay and it offers some originality in a genre that makes up a large percentage of the British film industry's output. Be warned though—it's not a long film but moves pretty slowly and there aren't many laughs to be had so make sure you're in the right mood for it before popping the disc in your player.
When I saw Brick Lane in the cinema I didn't pay any attention to the aspect ratio but now it has arrived on DVD I was surprised to find that it is presented in 2.35:1. I expected it to be shown in 16:9, but the film is a little more visually impressive than most British social dramas. The director mentions the aspect ratio on the commentary, saying that the associate director convinced her to use the wider aspect ratio and it pays off in certain scenes. The flashbacks to Nazneen's life in Bangladesh are intentionally romantic, as if she is looking back through rose-tinted glasses. The colours during these scenes are vibrant and this transfer does them justice. A large amount of the movie is filmed with quite soft focus and while that may not appeal to all viewers, there are no obvious problems in the transfer with grain, edge enhancements or other artefacts.
This disc comes with three audio tracks: Dolby Digital 5.1 surround, Stereo and an audio description option. Significant sections of the film are relatively quiet, with dialogue pretty much the only content emerging from your speakers. That's not necessarily a bad thing though as the dialogue is clear and pitched at the right level. The flashback scenes are a different story though, with more detail coming through the surround speakers. The movie opens in the past, with insects and music to draw the audience in before we get into talky mode so while the audio might not blow your socks off, there are no problems with the quality here.
The disc opens with skippable trailers for My Blueberry Nights, How To Get Married and Stay Single and This Is England. A theatrical trailer for Brick Lane is also available in the extras menu. A commentary track is provided by the director Sarah Gavron and the producer Chris Collins. They go into plenty of detail about the making of the film, with interesting points about Nazneen's romanticised memories of her childhood in Bangladesh. However, they don't really share any banter and as a result, the commentary is as dry and earnest as the film itself. Scene specific commentaries are also provided by various members of the cast and crew over four key scenes. This is probably a better alternative to a full-length commentary track with the crew because we get straight to their valuable points without having to sit through the whole movie.
'A Conversation with Monica Ali and Hanif Kureishi at the ICA' does what it says on the tin. The two writers are joined on stage by someone who chairs the conversation as they discuss the issues of writing movies based around ethnic communities in the UK. 'Exploring Brick Lane' is the standard making-of featurette with interviews with the cast and crew and behind the scenes footage. We then get a selection of interviews with the director and the main actors. They have a lot to say about their views of the characters they play but there is a bit of repetition between the interviews, the commentary and the making of.
Brick Lane may not be the funniest or most exciting movie ever made but it's a solid film and highlights Sarah Gavron as a young British director that might be worth keeping a look out for in the future. It's a good-looking film and the transfer highlights the moments of visual flair. The audio quality is functional but the extras are more comprehensive than I had been expecting so fans of the movie should definitely think about picking up this release.
Review by Scott McKenzie
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I too saw this in the cinema and thought it was excellent. It's so poignant and moving a times. The ending is so touching.
Tannishtha Chatterjee is wonderful in the lead and Satish Kaushik's character (as the husband) is handled well too, it made a really nice change they didn't go down the usual clichéd route.
I didn't realise it was 2.35:1 either, that does seem a excessive.
Shame on Optimum for not releasing this on BD. Considering a HD Disc is unlikely any time soon I'll pick up this DVD when it's below £10.
Tannishtha Chatterjee is wonderful in the lead and Satish Kaushik's character (as the husband) is handled well too, it made a really nice change they didn't go down the usual clichéd route.
I didn't realise it was 2.35:1 either, that does seem a excessive.
Shame on Optimum for not releasing this on BD. Considering a HD Disc is unlikely any time soon I'll pick up this DVD when it's below £10.
losthighway Member Join Date: January 2008 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 309
I missed this when it was at the cinema and blind bought it from Sainsbury's with their exclusive slip sleeve (which is the same as the original book sleeve). Anyway, it was a bit slow at times but overall very moving. I'd definately recommend watching it.
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
Disc Details
Release Date: 10th March 2008
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: PAL
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo
Subtitles: English
Extras: A Conversation with Monica Ali and Hanif Kureishi at the ICA, Exploring Brick Lane, Interview with Sarah Gavron, Interview with Tannishtha Chatterjee and Christopher Simpson, Interview with Satish Kaushik, Theatrical Trailer, Commentary with Director and Producer, Scene Specific commentaries
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Sarah Gavron
Cast: Tannishtha Chatterjee, Satish Kaushik, Christopher Simpson, Naeema Begum, Lana Rahman
Genre: Drama
Length: 101 minutes
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A permit, when required, is a document, required by state law, granting legal permission to start construction.
The information below is the most common process for obtaining a permit; it does not reflect all the conditions you may encounter.
Step 1: The permit application center
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Fairfax, Virginia 22035
Telephone: 703-222-0801 TTY: 711
Step 2: Permit Application
A completed permit application is required prior to beginning the administrative process. You may pick up a permit application at the Permit Application Center or online. You'll be asked to document "who" will perform the work and "what," "where," and "how" the work will be completed. Drawings, plans or other documentation of the proposed work may be required. You may be asked to pay for all or part of your permit fee at the time of application.
Step 3: The Review Process
During the review process, county staff will determine if your project is in compliance with the building code, the zoning ordinance, and other county or state ordinances and statutes. The length of the review process will depend on the type and complexity of the project. Many small residential applications can be processed in one day. Posted plan review timeframes are kept online.
Step 4: Permit Approval
When compliance with the code, zoning ordinances and other applicable statutes are determined, the permit application is approved. Once all final permit fees are paid, the permit is issued.
However, if the permit application is not approved or a review has failed, your permit application as submitted will be denied. When a permit application is denied, you must make the necessary corrections and resubmit the application. Staff will post deficiencies online for your convenience.
Step 5: Construction
During the entire construction phase, all permits must be placed in a window or other prominent place at the project site and a copy of the county-approved building plans and related documents must be maintained at the site.
Step 6: Inspections
Each major phase of construction must be inspected by a county inspector to make certain the work conforms to the code, the permit and the approved plans.
Inspection requests for each permit may be made via the website or in person. Normally, the response is one business day after the request is made.
If an inspector finds that work does not conform to the approved plans, the inspector will fail the inspection and provide comments. Another inspection will be necessary before work is resumed.
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Step 7: Field Changes
Most changes will require a review and approval in the same manner as the original application. Please bring any proposed revisions or alterations to the attention of the permit staff before making changes in the field.
Step 8: Project Completion
When the project is completed and code compliance is determined, the inspector issues a final inspection. The final inspection marks the completion of your project and grants permission to occupy a building with the knowledge that it has met the minimum safety standards as required by code.


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Check out the latest list of horses to have caught the eye over the last two weeks -- a period that covered Cheltenham's big Open meeting. Recent winners from previous lists include Clondaw Kaempfer, Eduard, Far West, Fourjacks and Sizing Rio.
ALAND ISLANDS (WON, Newcastle Nov 16)
Stowaway, a former high-class middle-distance horse on the flat, is building quite a reputation as a sire of top-class jumps prospects. And he has another in Tim Vaughan's six-year-old who produced as polished a chasing debut here as it is possible to see. It wasn't a bad race and they went a respectable gallop, but he travelled and jumped with aplomb before surging clear at the business end. Given that it was also only the fifth outing of his career, no wonder Vaughan and owner JP McManus are getting dizzy about his potential.
BROADBACKBOB (WON, Plumpton Nov 19)
Plumpton seemed a strange place for Nicky Henderson to introduce one of his brightest novice-chase prospects. But the track has put up a £60,000 bonus for any horse that wins at the Sussex venue and goes on to land a Cheltenham Festival prize too, so his appearance actually emphasised the regard with which the seven-year-old is held. He didn't let his trainer down either, feeling his way early on before easing into a powerful rhythm once he started motoring from four out. It's worth remembering that he beat subsequent Festival winner Cinders And Ashes in a novice hurdle at Ascot this time last year before injury curtailed his campaign.
BLOOD COTIL (WON, Fairyhouse Nov 21)
Champion Irish trainer Willie Mullins can often be relied upon to unleash a challenger for the Trumph Hurdle -- and the word from his yard is that this French recruit is the pick of this season's bunch. Indeed Mullins has already been heard comparing him to Scolardy, who won the Cheltenham Festival's big juvenile race for him ten years ago. Considering he spent almost the entire race fighting for his head under the tightest of Ruby Walsh reins, the gelding deserves a lot of credit for quickening clear the way he did from the final flight. Once he learns to settle, he could be some tool.
CLOUDY COPPER (WON, Exeter Nov 14)
It's not often a 1/3 shot from the stable of champion trainer Paul Nicholls gets turned over. So the winning performance of this Jonjo O'Neill-trained newcomer on his UK debut is well worth a second glance. OK, he received 7lb from the favourite, but he was value for much further than the five lengths he strode away from him, unextended. The winner of a 3m point-to-point on heavy ground in Ireland, where he was highly regarded by his previous trainer, Donal Coffey, he has a solid National Hunt pedigree and boasts a bright future.
CHAMPAGNE FEVER (WON, Cork Nov 18)
Few novice hurdlers excite me as much as Willie Mullins's five-year-old grey, who rounded off his bumper exploits last season with victories at the Cheltenham and Punchestown Festivals. The genuine son of Stowaway boasts the most fantastic attitude, so it was thrilling to see him attack his debut over timber with such relish and enthusiasm. Dictating a proper gallop from the off, he allied speed to superb jumping, showing why Mullins has temporarily abandoned plans to send him straight over fences. It will take a very good horse to lower his colours this term.
CASH AND GO (2ND, Cheltenham Nov 18)
When Nicky Henderson withdrew his Champion Hurdle hope, Darlan, from the Racing Post Hurdle because of deep ground, he must have known he had a suitable substitute waiting in the wings. And so it proved, as this five-year-old recruit from Edward O'Grady's yard in Ireland defied a long absence to underline his potential. The winner of an albeit sub-standard Grade One novice hurdle last Christmas, he was then knocked off course by injury, so Barry Geraghty was anxious not to press all his buttons. But he showed enough to suggest that while he's considered a chaser in the making, he could well bag a rich race over hurdles first.
CLONDAW COURT (WON, Punchestown Nov 17)
Willie Mullins's five-year-old. a recruit from the Irish point-to-point field, was sent off 2/5 favourite and almost certainly beat nothing more than a bunch of boats on this, his bumper bow. But the manner in which he disposed of them showed why £130,000 was paid for him and why he's a horse well worth following. From the home turn, he eased further and further clear with barely a murmur of assistance from the saddle, replicating the manner in which he won his point at Largy. He's a son of emerging sire Court Cave (a son of Sadler's Wells and a brother of Beat Hollow).
DYNASTE (WON, Cheltenham Nov 16)
I confess there is nothing original about the inclusion in this list of the two Martin Pipe-trained novice chasers who lit up the Open meeting at Prestbury Park. But I make no apology for it, particularly in the case of this good-looking six-year-old who made the transition from hurdles without turning a hair. The runner-up, Fingal Bay, is a prospect of the highest class and did nothing wrong. Yet Dynaste brushed him aside with contemptuous ease, tanking through the contest, jumping superbly, edging closer on the bridle and quickening clear once let loose from the final fence. He did receive 5lb from the Philip Hobbs rival, but that horse had a race-fitness/chase-experience advantage.
EASTER DAY (WON, Ascot Nov 24)
Paul Nicholls has a fondness for the progeny of German sire, Malinas, and little wonder when he has a tough and improving novice hurdler of the likes of this four-year-old on his books. Although impressive on his seasonal bow at Fontwell, this contest was a more searching test altogether, yet he passed it with flying colours, running on strongly to fend off a useful runner-up, already rated as high as 135. The ground was as testing as it gets at Ascot, yet jockey Daryl Jacob is sure he will handle a better surface too. Connections think so highly of him that they are now eyeing the Grade One Challow Hurdle at Newbury over Christmas.
IFANDBUTWHYNOT (WON, Cheltenham Nov 17)
As the last race of Paddy Power Gold Cup day, in the gathering gloom of the Cotswolds, this novices' handicap hurdle passed by largely unnoticed. But it yielded one of the performances of the weekend by David O'Meara's six year-old, who is improving so rapidly that he could collect one or two more decent prizes this winter, providing the handicapper is not too severe on him. It looked as if jockey Timmy Murphy had given him too much to do, particularly when he was hampered by a faller at the second last. But the gelding freewheeled into contention off the home bend before bounding clear up the hill. The form of his previous win at Newcastle three weeks earlier, when beating the highly-rated Eduard, should not be under-estimated.
JOANNE ONE (WON, Navan Nov 25)
My Twitter timeline was clogged up by criticism of the ride afforded the favourite by Nina Carberry in this valuable Listed bumper for mares. But to my eyes, she was simply beaten by a better filly in John Kiely's four-year-old daughter of four-time Irish St Leger winner, Vinne Roe, who picked up in terrific style to power home, despite desperate ground. She did benefit from a canny ride up the inner by Colin Motherway, which was in stark contrast to the one she received when an unlucky loser on her debut at Cork earlier in the month, but she looks a talented sort to go to war with over hurdles.
OUR FATHER (WON, Cheltenham Nov 17)
Even though he had to concede weight to all his rivals, I could not countenance defeat for Paul Nicholls's giant grey, Sire Collonges, in this novice chase. So for Martin Pipe's handsome grey to knock spots off him on his fencing debut, on the back of a 219-day absence, was some performance. Lightly-raced, he has always given glimpses of his potential over hurdles, while also looking a fragile sort best caught fresh. But on the evidence of his physical appearance here and the way he travelled and jumped under a lovely educational ride by Timmy Murphy, he has the potential to go all the way to the top over the larger obstacles.
STAYING ARTICLE (WON, Cork Nov 18)
If you're searching for a wild outsider to upset the applecart in the Champion Hurdle, look no further than Edward O'Grady's lightly-raced seven-year-old. I admit I don't even know if O'Grady is preparing the horse for the race. But I do know he has the potential to improve into a genuine contender, so the 94s currently available on the exchanges has to be worth a nibble, doesn't it? He first came to my attention when defying top weight to finish an unlucky third in the Boylesports Hurdle in January, which persuaded his handler to leave him in last season's Champion until the final forfeit stage. He subsequently suffered a setback that kept him off the track for nine months. But after a spin on the Flat behind the ill-fated Go Native, he toughed it out here, even though he was 11lb wrong with the runner-up, to underline his renewed wellbeing. It was only the eighth run of his career, yet he's never been out of the frame. Adding to his Cheltenhem credentials are that he's said to prefer good spring ground and that he hails from the family of former Triumph Hurdle winner Shawiya.
SUPER DUTY (2ND, Haydock Nov 23)
As on debut, Donald McCain's young chaser was beaten into second here. But I am more convinced than ever that he is a quality animal in the making and capable of picking up a major prize. Stepped up to a more suitable trip over 2m6f, he travelled and jumped like a winner throughout and would surely have prevailed had jockey Jason Maguire kicked on sooner. Instead, and understandably, Maguire seemed careful not to ask too much of his mount on very testing ground, given that the six-year-old is clearly still learning the game and still has a long season ahead of him. As a result, the Paul Nicholls-trained favourite, who had been ridden from some way out, was able to draw alongside, lock horns and outbattle him in the closing stages. The RSA Chase is surely on his agenda.
TARLA (WON, Clonmel Nov 15)
I don't agree with many of the exaggerated, accusatory observations of Matt Chapman on At The Races. But he was so right to get giddy about the sparkling pillar-to-post chasing debut of Willie Mullins's six-year-old mare. She was pitched straight into a Grade Three against previous winners, but jumped like an old pro for Ruby Walsh before easing readily clear. Mullins plans to alternate between fences and hurdles, but is convinced that the French-bred has the abilty to be top-class. Maybe the next Quevega?......


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| Multiple Zeta-Functions Associated with Linear Recurrence Sequences and the Vectorial Sum Formula
Essouabri, Driss; Matsumoto, Kohji; Tsumura, Hirofumi
We prove the holomorphic continuation of certain multi-variable multiple zeta-functions whose coefficients satisfy a suitable recurrence condition. In fact, we introduce more general vectorial zeta-functions and prove their holomorphic continuation. Moreover, we show a vectorial sum formula among those vectorial zeta-functions from which some generalizations of the classical sum formula can be deduced.
| Locally Indecomposable Galois Representations
Ghate, Eknath; Vatsal, Vinayak
In a previous paper the authors showed that, under some technical conditions, the local Galois representations attached to the members of a non-CM family of ordinary cusp forms are indecomposable for all except possibly finitely many members of the family. In this paper we use deformation theoretic methods to give examples of non-CM families for which every classical member of weight at least two has a locally indecomposable Galois representation.
| A Variant of Lehmer's Conjecture, II: The CM-case
Gun, Sanoli; Murty, V. Kumar
Let $f$ be a normalized Hecke eigenform with rational integer Fourier coefficients. It is an interesting question to know how often an integer $n$ has a factor common with the $n$-th Fourier coefficient of $f$. It has been shown in previous papers that this happens very often. In this paper, we give an asymptotic formula for the number of integers $n$ for which $(n, a(n)) = 1$, where $a(n)$ is the $n$-th Fourier coefficient of a normalized Hecke eigenform $f$ of weight $2$ with rational integer Fourier coefficients and having complex multiplication.
| Discrete Series for $p$-adic $SO(2n)$ and Restrictions of Representations of $O(2n)$
Jantzen, Chris
In this paper we give a classification of discrete series for $SO(2n,F)$, $F$ $p$-adic, similar to that of Mœglin--Tadić for the other classical groups. This is obtained by taking the Mœglin--Tadić classification for $O(2n,F)$ and studying how the representations restrict to $SO(2n,F)$. We then extend this to an analysis of how admissible representations of $O(2n,F)$ restrict.
| A Complete Classification of AI Algebras with the Ideal Property
Ji, Kui ; Jiang, Chunlan
Let $A$ be an AI algebra; that is, $A$ is the $\mbox{C}^{*}$-algebra inductive limit of a sequence $$ A_{1}\stackrel{\phi_{1,2}}{\longrightarrow}A_{2}\stackrel{\phi_{2,3}}{\longrightarrow}A_{3} \longrightarrow\cdots\longrightarrow A_{n}\longrightarrow\cdots, $$ where $A_{n}=\bigoplus_{i=1}^{k_n}M_{[n,i]}(C(X^{i}_n))$, $X^{i}_n$ are $[0,1]$, $k_n$, and $[n,i]$ are positive integers. Suppose that $A$ has the ideal property: each closed two-sided ideal of $A$ is generated by the projections inside the ideal, as a closed two-sided ideal. In this article, we give a complete classification of AI algebras with the ideal property.
| Generating Functions for Hecke Algebra Characters
Konvalinka, Matjaž; Skandera, Mark
Certain polynomials in $n^2$ variables that serve as generating functions for symmetric group characters are sometimes called ($S_n$) character immanants. We point out a close connection between the identities of Littlewood--Merris--Watkins and Goulden--Jackson, which relate $S_n$ character immanants to the determinant, the permanent and MacMahon's Master Theorem. From these results we obtain a generalization of Muir's identity. Working with the quantum polynomial ring and the Hecke algebra $H_n(q)$, we define quantum immanants that are generating functions for Hecke algebra characters. We then prove quantum analogs of the Littlewood--Merris--Watkins identities and selected Goulden--Jackson identities that relate $H_n(q)$ character immanants to the quantum determinant, quantum permanent, and quantum Master Theorem of Garoufalidis--L\^e--Zeilberger. We also obtain a generalization of Zhang's quantization of Muir's identity.
| Simplicial Complexes and Open Subsets of Non-Separable LF-Spaces
Mine, Kotaro; Sakai, Katsuro
Let $F$ be a non-separable LF-space homeomorphic to the direct sum $\sum_{n\in\mathbb{N}} \ell_2(\tau_n)$, where $\aleph_0 < \tau_1 < \tau_2 < \cdots$. It is proved that every open subset $U$ of $F$ is homeomorphic to the product $|K| \times F$ for some locally finite-dimensional simplicial complex $K$ such that every vertex $v \in K^{(0)}$ has the star $\operatorname{St}(v,K)$ with $\operatorname{card} \operatorname{St}(v,K)^{(0)} < \tau = \sup\tau_n$ (and $\operatorname{card} K^{(0)} \le \tau$), and, conversely, if $K$ is such a simplicial complex, then the product $|K| \times F$ can be embedded in $F$ as an open set, where $|K|$ is the polyhedron of $K$ with the metric topology.
| Monotonically Controlled Mappings
Pavlíček, Libor
We study classes of mappings between finite and infinite dimensional Banach spaces that are monotone and mappings which are differences of monotone mappings (DM). We prove a Radó-Reichelderfer estimate for monotone mappings in finite dimensional spaces that remains valid for DM mappings. This provides an alternative proof of the Fréchet differentiability a.e. of DM mappings. We establish a Morrey-type estimate for the distributional derivative of monotone mappings. We prove that a locally DM mapping between finite dimensional spaces is also globally DM. We introduce and study a new class of the so-called UDM mappings between Banach spaces, which generalizes the concept of curves of finite variation.


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The students, coaches and parents from St. Patrick School would like to invite everyone to the 2013 Fall Festival on Oct. 13. Income from the Fall Festival will cover approximately 20 percent of the cost of the Shamrock athletic program for this year.
The students, coaches and parents from St. Patrick School would like to invite everyone to the 2013 Fall Festival on Oct. 13. Income from the Fall Festival will cover approximately 20 percent of the cost of the Shamrock athletic program for this year.
Coaches and parents of athletes will cook the meal, and organize and staff all of the events. The Shamrock athletes will be on hand to help serve food, clear tables, and assist with children's games.
The Fall Festival will feature an all-you-can-eat dinner, with two meats, mashed potatoes and gravy, dressing, vegetable, a huge salad bar and homemade desserts. Take-out meals will be available, and can be picked up in the Parish Hall. Dinner will be served from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Ticket prices are $9 for adults, $5 for children, pre-schoolers are free. Take-out dinners are also available in the Parish Hall. Advance tickets can be purchased from any Shamrock athlete or at the Parish Office.
Other events include:
- 5K RACE/HALF MARATHON Preceding the dinner, St. Patrick's Fall Festival will hold the annual 5K Race/Half Marathon. The race begins at 8:15 a.m. at PHS. Contact Dan Lawless at 517-647-1709 for more information.
- ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW An Arts & Crafts Show will be held on the first floor of the school from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the gym, hallways and classrooms. Contact Sheri Platte at 517-647-9946 for more information.
- PTO KIDFEST The second floor of the school will be full of games and activities for the kids from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information about Kidfest, call Michele Pelc at 517-980-2460.
- EUCHRE TOURNAMENT A Euchre Tournament will be held in the Parish Hall, beginning at 12:30 p.m.
- RAFFLE The final activity of the weekend will be the Fall Festival Raffle which will give away cash prizes of $2,500. The raffle will be held in the Parish Hall at 3 p.m.
In addition, this year's special activities include:
- POT O'GOLD PRIZES Every person who attends the Fall Festival Dinner will draw a ticket from the Pot O' Gold. No additional charge for this drawing – and over 25 very nice door prizes will be given away.
- GOLDEN RAFFLE Buy a ticket for $10 for a chance to win the Grand Prize of $1,013.13. The Golden Raffle will take place after the regular raffle at 3 p.m.
Each year approximately 1,000 meals are served at the Fall Festival, and several hundred people begin their Christmas shopping with handmade items from the craft booths. It is indeed, much more than just a church dinner, it's a major event, bringing people from all over the area into Portland for the day.
For more information about the Fall Festival, contact Christine Wilcox at 517-566-7788 or visit www.portlandstpats.com and click on "Fall Festival."


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(Moving morality play)
George Clooney gives a powerful performance as Matt King, a troubled man faced with crucial major decisions. Matt's wife, Elizabeth, is in a coma as a result of a boating accident.
Matt is involved in a major real estate project that involves selling 250,000 acres of pristine waterfront property held in trust by his family, with him as the sole trustee. His daughters, whom he hasn't paid enough attention to, are out of control. Ten-year-old Scottie (Amara Miller) is angry, rebellious and foul-mouthed. Seventeen year-old Alexandra (Shailene Woodley) is brought home from boarding school, where she has been a major problem.
Together, father and daughters try to cope with the difficult situation of telling friends and relatives that Elizabeth's advance directive allows the doctors to pull the plug when there is no hope. Alexandra tells her father that her mother has been having an affair. Matt becomes obsessed with finding out who the guy is, leading to some very tense (and humorous) situations. What could have been one big soap opera becomes a fascinating morality play, filled with humor, pathos, tension and moral decisions.
Much of the humor revolves around Alexandra's boyfriend (Nick Krause), who appears to have no social graces whatsoever, blurting outrageous comments that often are true.
Matt's obsession leads him to stalk his wife's lover, which results in embarrassing, poignant and humorous situations. What makes the movie so fascinating and unique is how the authors, director and Clooney have been able to successfully meld all of these factors.
Matt has to deal with his rigid father-in-law (Robert Forster), difficult daughters, wife's lover, wife's death and land deal, making him a modern day Job.
Everything comes together (after a turn of events we won't reveal), as Matt must decide whether or not to sell the family land. Most important are his reasons.
Most interesting are not only the beautiful shots of the Hawaii we see in travel promotions, but also the Hawaii experienced by those who were born and live their lives there.
This is a very different movie from what could have been just a soap opera. It will draw you in while making you think, "What would I do if I were Matt King?" and "Did he make the right decisions for the right reasons?"
Rated R, with some foul language coming from the young girls and some sexual references.


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The luck of the Irish nearly tripped up the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton yesterday, as one of her high heels got stuck in a grate and almost caused her to fall during a St. Patrick's ceremony with the Irish Guards regiment in Hampshire, outside of London.
The five-months pregnant duchess and her husband Prince William were on hand to present shamrock to members of the regiment, which William serves as colonel.
Kate leaned on William for support as she removed her shoe from the opening, then proceeded to present shamrock sprigs to members of the regiment, who reported that the future queen was in good form.
Her baby bump slightly protruding from her green coat, which she wore to the same ceremony last year, Kate happily chatted to members of the regiment, and revealed to one that she hopes her unborn child is a boy.
Speaking to the Irish Independent, Lee Wheeler said he asked her if she knew the sex of her child. "She said, 'Not yet,'" Wheeler said.
"'She said, 'I'd like to have a boy and William would like a girl.' That's always the way. I asked her if she had any names and she said no."
Another officer, Jason Perry, said Kate told him she was feeling fine. "I asked if she was excited to have her first child and she said, 'Very,'" Perry added.
Prince William was presented with a sprig of shamrock by his wife, who also gave the green to an Irish wolfhound named Domhnall, the regiment's mascot. After the ceremony Prince William enjoyed a glass of sherry with members of the Guards.
A senior member of the British royal family has been handing out shamrock on St. Patrick's Day to members of the Irish Guards since Queen Alexandra started the tradition back in 1901.
Here's footage of the ceremony:


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Pyramid tea bags/sachets
I think the "teaware" section is a good place to put this…… I have been searching to buy bulk EMPTY pyramid style sachets/bags. I like using them to fill my tea in. I can't seem to find pyramid sachets empty, for sale in bulk anywhere. UGH! Help?!
You should ask EpiTea, he would definitely know.
I mean you can buy things like T-sacs which are sort of like bags you fill yourself, but I don't know if that's what you're looking for exactly.
I feel like you would need some special way to seal them… I agree with Michelle 's suggestion of T-Sacs!
I buy tea filters from David's tea. They are compostible and they have a drawstring to close them. They also sell T-sacs. You get 100 teasacs in whatever form you choose :D They are empty so fill them with your favourite tea :D
Thank you Tea and Trees for the mention!
Our sachets come from a manufacturer who requires that you buy very large quantities of sachets, far too many for pernal use.
In the past some of my friends have used these: http://www.artoftea.com/catalog/japanese-filter-bags-p-291.html?osCsid=c61348c67ca3c0ad33fa50bdbb676812
While i havent used them myself, my friends love them :) easy to use and store.
Hope this helps, best of luck!
Hi Epi Tea, I am looking for very large quantities, can you help me? [email protected]
Hi Epi Tea,
This post is quite old but I am actually looking for large quantities of tea sachets. Would you be able to help me?
Thanks a lot!
I, too, have looked for the pyramid sachets and also cannot find them. I realize they might be hard to close, but I'd figure something out. I really like them.
Whoa- just that quickly, I take it back. I found them here:https://www.itoen.com/empty-nylon-mesh-tea-bags-set-of-10-tea-sold-separately.html
However, there is no image so…purchase at your own risk? I might try it.
I knew I had seen something about non-paper tea sacs (I can't stand paper in my tea… I taste it!), and I found an old thread where someone said they found very fine polyester tea bags from japan on ebay. But a quick search didn't yield anything immediately. If you do end up buying the itoen bags, please let me know how it goes!
thanks guys for all your help and suggestions….
Not sure if this helps, but I like to use this extra-large infuser-
It is marketed for large volumes of tea infusing, but I find it to only be big enough for personal use (10oz mugs & such) with loose-leaf teas. Of course, as with all mesh balls, it does allow the finest-size particles through into your mug.
I had also considered ordering the even larger mesh balls/strainers. They are often labeled for use with spices.
You may try " www.fatehouse.com.sg"
They have union bulk purchasing activities going on,it make small quantum of tea sachets purchasing possible and really cheap


text: Hi, I have a fundamental question about Linux kernel and Android. When Google put out new OS they often come with a higher kernel number. How much work is it for engineers to make the device compatible with the new Android OS? Someone said that it's like starting the project from the beginning because it is a new kernel. But it can be that much work right? There are only small changes to the kernel and many smartphone makers have offered updates from Froyo to Gingerbread. Froyo: 2.6.32 Ginerbread: 2.6.35 Or is it plug and play?


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Last Name: Larkin
First Name : Phineus
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Subject's City: Willimantic
Subject's State: CT
Subject's County: Windham
Subject's Country: USA
Date: 1851-1900
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Photographer's City: Windham
Photographer's State: CT
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Comments: Phineus Larkin (Nee: ) | Willimantic CT USA | 1851-1900 | Comments: Phineus b. 1804 RI d. 1889 Windham Co., CT. Wife: Martha (Barstow) Larkin. Children: Curtis Barstow, Henry Alonzo, David Eugene, Thedore Park (Evelyns Webster's husband), Florence Ev., and Getrude W. "Gertie".
This picture was in with abt 70 other in the Webster-Ormsby-Larkin Family photo Album. It left CT with Evelyn (Webster) Larkin daughter-n-law of Phineus when she and other family members moved to Washington State bet 1884-1900. The album still remains the family, and has been scanned in order to share with other family members.
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"The Great Gatsby" movie is set to be released in May with costumes designed by Miuccia Prada. The film looks increasingly likely to be one of those that influence current fashions. Christina Binkley reports.
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|2012-06-13, 09:20
|Link #21
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
I have a feeling they will gang up on Kenpachi...otherwise it'll go a bit like
"The hell!? We keep sucking this guy's energy but he doesn't even seem to notice and why hasn't he released his ban--ggyyyyaaaahhhhhhh!"
With Kenpachi thoroughly enjoy himself.
|2012-06-13, 09:25
|Link #22
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Byakuya: 'Renji, now use your bankai to get mine back'
Renji: 'good plan taichou!'
Renji: 'Oh wait. they stole mine too now. so let's just let them kill us so we see how they do THAT'
Byakuya: 'Good plan. I'll die first, then you beat him and bring me back to life.'
Renji: 'OK... wait a minute... what if I die too?'
Byakuya: 'Thats the plan'
|2012-06-13, 10:07
|Link #24
Tastes Cloudy
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Snake Way
Age: 30
Anyways i wonna see yachiru fight the girl.
|2012-06-13, 10:48
|Link #26
God General
Graphic Designer
I never expected Byakuya to just rashly use his bankai to an enemy that can do something to it that they don't know about. Komamura, Hitsugaya and Soi Fon are understandable, they don't think.... they just attack
I though Byakuya was the type to analyze the situation first before coming up with a plan.
but instead, they constructed a plan without even knowing fully about the enemy's abilities.
why is Kubo making them so retarded?
oh well, this is the perfect enemies for Kenpachi since he doesn't even have a shikai. Once he shows up, Let the slaughter begin
|2012-06-13, 11:32
|Link #27
Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
I guess this fight will depend on Shinji, Kansai and Rose since they don't need bankai to be effective with their mask. I won't exactly call Byakuya stupid as they know they can't win without their bankai. Againist enemy like these, fight without bankai is equal to suicide.
|2012-06-13, 11:33
|Link #28
reading #hikaributts
Join Date: Feb 2009
|2012-06-13, 12:25
|Link #30
Know who you are
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Resides within the depths of Ned infested Glasgow
Ehh so why did they have 4 Captains release their bankai?
If they knew their banaki was at risk of being sealed, releasing it willy nilly was the dumbest idea yet.
"When my bankai (my super strong form) is sealed, we'll then fight with them to see how it was sealed and break it free, sound good?"
"Sounds like a plan!"
".....wait why are you gonna let them seal your bankai?"
"Cause it's part of the plan"
"ooh right...."
Why not test the waters and have someone like Renji get his sealed, to see how things would go, instead of 4 Captains...
Where are you Ken-chan?!
Please get yourself a phone that has GPS, so you can find your way to the battle field and get this over with!
|2012-06-13, 12:43
|Link #31
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Location is all relative.
-Soooooo...basically these Quincy are just the higher version of that one Arrancar that was supposed to seal Ol'man Yamma's Zanpakuto, right? Except they can only really deal with Bankai.
-I don't get it though. Byakuya has always been someone who tries to finish his battles quickly and with using as little energy as possible. If your Shikai worked well enough and you know they can mess around with you Bankai, why not finish them using it? Soi Fon too. She disliked her Bankai because of her pride as an assassin. Why was she so eager to whip it out?
-Actually scratch that, all 4 of them were being stupid. If you know they are waiting for you to release your Bankai and you know they can do something with it (be it seal or as they painfully learned now, steal it) why are you DOING EXACTLY WHAT YOU WERE WARNED AGAINST?
|2012-06-13, 13:35
|Link #32
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Ireland (hello British Bleach fans)
Also why didn't they let just one captain use Bankai, even better idea, just release Renji's Bankai, then analyse how the whole "steal Bankai" trick works, figure out how to stop it while holding them off with there overpowered shikai's/ kido (making Kurotsuchi's character useful) or if you cant cant get get it back, work out a plan from there.
Last edited by Chiisai Kuma; 2012-06-13 at 13:46.
|2012-06-13, 14:46
|Link #34
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
I could see Soifon offering up her bankai as a sacrifice for the sake of trying to examine the enemies bankai-counter in action (since her bankai is pretty goddamn awful). In fact, she's the best candidate to offer her bankai to the enemy since she doesn't even like her bankai. But for someone like Byakuya to do the same is pretty silly since his bankai is more useful than Renji's. So unless Byakuya knows something we don't and Renji's picked up a new bag of *useful* tricks with his bankai over the time skip, it really makes no sense for Byakuya to be the sacrifice here. Renji better deliver.
|2012-06-13, 14:56
|Link #35
Join Date: Mar 2006
Well I can think of some logic to the tactic:
1. The invaders arrived at different points. So the Captains had to formulate a plan based on the possibility of multiple fronts, since communication during battle would be limited if not impossible.
2. Ivan never actually said what he was trying to do to Ichigo's bankai and Ichigo never asked, but it looked a lot like Kido. So the logical assumption would be a seal, not a complete removal, since that's how Bleach mechanics work (everything burns out from use or is sealed).
3. So the Captains (wrongly) assumed they could simply Bankai, figure out the seal, break it, and get the Bankai back. This would put them back on equal ground with the invaders who can also Bankai.
4. The Captains who used the Bankai are hardly helpless without it, but someone like Renji can't afford to lose it because that's pretty much his biggest trump card.
Not the smartest tactic, but it does follow some logic. Also, we don't know if the invaders can only seal/steal it when it is first summoned, or if they can take it whenever they want as long as it is summoned.
|2012-06-13, 16:10
|Link #37
Join Date: Jun 2009
@ Solace, think there is some room to assume they need it summoned first so they can take it, if simply for the reason it was done like that about 5 times now with no deviation.
The only thing mildly interesting in this chapter is the fact that their seal thingy happens to resemble a substitute shinigami badge - so theoretically we could warm up the Ukitake mastrmind traitor or Ginjou's revenge or Aizen tolling in his dungeon "Fullbrings, Quincy, JUST AS PLANNED, in the chaos I will be released an nobody can stop me" theories...
than again, it probably is merely a red herring, IF at all, might just be a coincidence with the similarity to the badge as Kubo clearly doesn't care what he is doing anymore
I'm lookin forward to Kenpachi wasteing a couple of them though - if we don't get that at the least and he trolls even that I shall opt out briefly before the bitter end of things after all XD
|2012-06-13, 16:33
|Link #39
Varsity Slacker
Join Date: Mar 2008
Age: 28
Sasakibe would be rolling in his grave if he had a grave to roll in because I specifically recall him saying that the Quincies can USE bankai. Is putting two and two together so difficult if any captain (well Yamamoto I guess as he was there at Sasakibe's demise) actually cared to listen. Combined with all other failings in logic this is like a slap in the face to Sasakibe's timely warning.
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