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My dog jumps up and down for these treats. These are the first treats we've found that she really loves.
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I am always looking for something that the shelter dogs will enjoy, and these are not that thrilling. They roll under the gate when the dogs refuse to eat them, and end up clogging up the drain system.
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Matt Thompson, 1B, Sr., McMurry
McMurry senior first baseman Matt Thompson (Southlake,
TX / Carroll HS)
went 8-for-12 with two home runs, one triple, three doubles and eight
RBIs over three games against cross-town
rival Hardin-Simmons. Thompson, who takes the division's top weekly
hitting award for the third time, also scored six runs, walked twice and
played errorless defense. He went 5-for-5 with a homer - in his first
at-bat - and three doubles in the War Hawks' opening
game win.
James Simmons, RHP, Jr., Hardin-Simmons
Hardin-Simmons junior right-hander James Simmons (Abilene,
went 2-0 in two appearances out of the bullpen, including a victory
over No. 1-ranked Trinity, after tossing 6 2/3 scoreless
innings. Simmons scattered four hits, struck out three batters and
walked just one. In the 3-2 win over Trinity, he tossed two hitless
innings to help halt the Tigers' eight-game winning streak. His other
victory came against cross-town division rival McMurry
in the deciding game of series.
Jeff Spillane, RHP, Jr., Texas Lutheran
Texas Lutheran junior right-hander Jeff Spillane (Houston,
TX / Houston Christian)
tossed a complete-game, three-hit shutout with nine strikeouts in a 5-0
ASC West Division road game against
Howard Payne. Spillane, who has won his last three starts, did not walk a
batter. The only extra-base hit he allowed was a two-out,
seventh-inning double.
Chase Brown, OF, Sr., Texas-Dallas
Texas-Dallas senior outfielder Chase Brown (Arlington,
TX / Martin HS)
went 7-for-10 with two doubles, five RBIs and two runs scored to fuel
an ASC East Division three-game series sweep of Mississippi College.
Brown, who never struck out, also walked
once and stole a base as the Comets extended their winning streak to
eight games. He reached base safely in his first nine plate appearances
Chance Cotton, RHP, Jr., East Texas Baptist
East Texas Baptist junior right-hander Chance Cotton (Van,
tossed a complete-game, two-hitter with seven strikeouts to earn the
win in a 1-0 ASC East Division game against Louisiana College. Cotton,
who was perfect through four innings, did not
walk a single batter over the seven frames. Both of LC's hits were
singles. It was Cotton's second straight complete-game victory.
HITTERS: Texas-Tyler C Hayden Chick
went 10-for-18 with two doubles over a 3-1 week. . . . LeTourneau 3B Nate Tomaszewski
went 6-for-12 with a home run and three doubles over a 2-1 weekend. . . . Ozarks 2B Nick Brill hit .461 with three RBIs over four
games. . . . Mississippi College 1B Brett Hightower went 5-for-10 with a homer and two doubles over three losses. . . . Louisiana
College SS Jordan Marks had two doubles and drove in three runs over four games. . . . Mary Hardin-Baylor C/DH Chris
Joshlin went 5-for-12 with a homer and two doubles over a 2-1 weekend. . . . Concordia Texas C Collin Janssen
went 6-for-10 with a homer over a sweep of Schreiner. . . . Hardin-Simmons DH Troy Nicholson went 7-for-15 with two doubles and five
RBIs over a 3-2 week. . . . Texas Lutheran 1B Matt Petterson went 4-for-12 with a homer and six RBIS over a sweep of Howard Payne.
PITCHERS: Texas-Dallas RHP Derek
Dallas allowed just three hits and struck out seven without allowing an earned run to get the win over MC. . . . Texas-Tyler RHP Jack
Barkley allowed just one earned run ands truck out four against Centenary to improve to 9-0. . . . LeTourneau RHP Travis Norris earned
the win over Ozarks by allowing just three earned runs over eight innings. . . . Ozarks RHP Tyler Erickson tossed a complete-game
in a 4-3 win over LETU. . . . Mississippi College RHP Andy Roberts allowed only one run over three relief innings against UTD. . .
. Louisiana College RHP Kory Kottenbrook struck out seven and allowed only two earned runs over seven innings of work, including a
tough-luck 1-0 loss to ETBU. . . . Concordia Texas LFP Scott Hays tossed 7 1/3 scoreless innings to earn the win over Schreiner. .
. . Mary Hardin-Baylor RHP Cameron Arnett tossed a complete-game in a 4-2 win over Sul Ross State. . . . McMurry RHP Spencer
Smith hurled a complete-game with six strikeouts in a 15-4 win over HSU.
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Jon Foreman on Last.fm
Jonathan Mark Foreman (born October 22, 1976) is the lead singer, songwriter and guitarist of the alternative rock band Switchfoot; one part of the alt. folk duo Fiction Family with Sean Watkins from Nickel Creek; and a folk-singer-songwriter solo artist. Jon Foreman has released four conceptual EPs as a solo artist: "Fall" & "Winter" (2007) "Spring" & "Summer" (2008). He later compiled several songs from each EP into the LP "Limbs And Branches" (2008), which included two new songs. Read more about Jon Foreman on Last.fm.
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We wanted to start with a bang, said conductor Huw Edwards. We wanted to do something landmark and notable.
Edwardss choice: Beethovens Symphony No. 9, the composers final symphony and generally considered to be his greatest. Some critics consider it to be the greatest piece of music ever written.
Its a fitting piece for a celebration, the conductor said.
Its been played on the opening night of the London Olympics, he said. It was played at the millennium, with all the Y2K fears. Its become this pivotal work thats played on very special occasions.
We wanted to do something big.
The amount of work involved in playing the Ninth is big, too.
Its a huge undertaking, he said. Beethovens music is still the hardest to play, even 200 years or so after these symphonies were written. They are so perfect.
Its a struggle for us mere mortals to get close to them and to play really well. It takes super human effort to recreate his vision.
One of the many outstanding features of the piece is its inclusion of voices, a revolutionary choice when the piece was completed in 1824.
The symphony was seen as this pinnacle of instrumental music, Edwards said. But it dawned on Beethoven that if he wanted to speak to the world of mankinds possibilities, probably the greatest way to do this was to actually have the voices of mankind deliver this message.
The effect on the audience must have been incredibly stunning or bizarre.
The symphony is collaborating with the Olympia Choral Society and four guest soloists, who sing Friedrich Schillers Ode to Joy in the final movement.
The soloists carry impressive résumés. Soprano Christina Kowalski of Tacoma has sung major roles with Portland Opera, Coeur dAlene Opera and Kitsap Opera. Last month, she sang the role of Nedda in Skagit Operas Pagliacci.
Mezzo soprano Angela Niederloh of Portland was praised by James Bash of the Oregon Music News for a voice that can bring a dead quarter note back to life. This will be her third time singing with the orchestra here. Her upcoming engagements include a role in Falstaff with Portland Opera and the solo in Beethovens Ninth with the Seattle Symphony.
Bass-baritone Michael Delos of Seattle has been heard with opera companies from Seattle to New York, and in videogames and on movie soundtracks. Tenor Matthew Blegen of Shelton founded the Annas Bay Center for Music in Union; he conducts the Annas Bay Chorale, South Shore Chamber Orchestra, and Olympic Chamber Choir.
They are all great singers, Edwards said, and the choir is doing incredibly well. Its going to be an amazing collaboration very uplifting, which is in keeping with this piece.


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Typically, within ELF files, initialized data variables are maintained within the object file. If a data variable is very large and only contains a small number of initialized (nonzero) elements, the entire variable is still maintained in the object file.
Objects that contain large partially initialized data variables, such as FORTRAN
COMMON blocks, can result in a significant disk space
overhead. The SHT_SUNW_move section provides a mechanism of compressing these data variables. This compression reduces the disk size of the associated object.
The SHT_SUNW_move section contains multiple entries of the type ELF32_Move or Elf64_Move. These entries allow data variables to be defined as tentative items (.bss), thus occupying no space in the object file but contributing to the object's memory image at runtime. The move records establish how the memory image is initialized with data to construct the complete data variable.
ELF32_Move and Elf64_Move entries are defined as follows:
typedef struct { Elf32_Lword m_value; Elf32_Word m_info; Elf32_Word m_poffset; Elf32_Half m_repeat; Elf32_Half m_stride; } Elf32_Move; #define ELF32_M_SYM(info) ((info)>>8) #define ELF32_M_SIZE(info) ((unsigned char)(info)) #define ELF32_M_INFO(sym, size) (((sym)<<8)+(unsigned char)(size)) typedef struct { Elf64_Lword m_value; Elf64_Xword m_info; Elf64_Xword m_poffset; Elf64_Half m_repeat; Elf64_Half m_stride; } Elf64_Move; #define ELF64_M_SYM(info) ((info)>>8) #define ELF64_M_SIZE(info) ((unsigned char)(info)) #define ELF64_M_INFO(sym, size) (((sym)<<8)+(unsigned char)(size))
The elements of these structures are:
The initialization value, which is the value that is moved into the memory image.
The symbol table index, with respect to which the initialization is applied, together with the size, in bytes, of the offset being initialized. The lower 8 bits of the member define the size, which can be 1, 2, 4 or 8. The upper bytes define the symbol index.
The offset relative to the associated symbol to which the initialization is applied.
A repetition count.
The stride count. This value indicates the number of units that should be skipped when performing a repetitive initialization. A unit is the size of an initialization object as defined by m_info. An m_stride value of 0 indicates that the initialization be performed contiguously for m_repeat units.
The following data definition would traditionally consume 0x8000 bytes within an object file:
typedef struct { int one; char two; } Data Data move[0x1000] = { {0, 0}, {1, '1'}, {0, 0}, {0xf, 'F'}, {0xf, 'F'}, {0, 0}, {0xe, 'E'}, {0, 0}, {0xe, 'E'} };
Using an SHT_SUNW_move section the data item can be moved to the .bss section and initialized with the associated move entries:
$ elfdump -s data | fgrep move [17] 0x00020868 0x00008000 OBJT GLOB 0 .bss move $ elfdump -m data Move Section: .SUNW_move offset ndx size repeat stride value with respect to 0x8 0x17 4 1 0 0x1 move 0xc 0x17 1 1 0 0x31 move 0x18 0x17 4 2 2 0xf move 0x1c 0x17 1 2 8 0x46 move 0x28 0x17 4 2 4 0xe move 0x2c 0x17 1 2 16 0x45 move |
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Brenda Stachen of Zimmerman was driving a 2004 Nissan Tundra Thursday, Nov. 22, when she lost control of her vehicle and rolled over into the east ditch of Minnesota Highway 15 near 312th Street in Kingston Township. This was around 7:50 p.m., according to the Meeker County Sheriff's Office. The cause of the accident is said to be the icy road conditions and heavy crosswinds. Stachen, age 43, was taken by Gold Cross Ambulance to St. Cloud Hospital.
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Microbiologically Influenced CorrosionISBN: 978-0-471-77276-7
279 pages
March 2007
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BRENDA LITTLE is Senior Scientist for Marine Molecular Processes at the Naval Research Laboratory, Stennis Space Center, Mississippi. She serves on the editorial board for Biofouling and is a National Association of Corrosion Engineers International Fellow.
JASON LEE is a Materials and Corrosion Engineer at the Naval Research Laboratory, Ocean Sciences Branch, Stennis Space Center, Mississippi.


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Born: March 12, 1974 in Ironton, Missouri
High School: Arcadia Valley in Ironton, Missouri
College: Southern Illinois University
Draft: Phoenix Suns, 2nd round (27th pick, 56th overall), 1995 NBA Draft
NBA Debut: November 3, 1995
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THIS ITEM IS MADE TO ORDER and, therefore, might differ slightly from the photo.
I photographed this flower arrangement in different lighting to better display the glass that I used. Glass can look very different under different lighting, color changes can be very drastic. I try to provide photos in various lighting conditions to give people better idea of what my pieces look like.
All my works are my original designs and are handmade - truly OOAK. I hold copyright to all the patterns unless otherwise stated. Please do not reproduce my designs without my permission. If you would like to use one of my patterns to make stained glass, please contact me.
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...turned 3 on Saturday. *sob* They grow too quickly.
My baby girl...
You are here
Happy birthday to her!!
Her birthday is right at the same time as Zoes (it was on Friday). they do get old quickly!
My baby bot is going to be 4 soon. I feel your pain. How can he already be turning 4?! Wasn't he just born a couple of months ago? :?:
My baby boy will be 3 in September - I'm feeling it with you :(
Happy Birthday alexis!!
my girl turns 3 in october...omg, i cant beleive it, thats not even a baby anymore, thats a KID!
mine just turned four on the 9th. i'd say "she's so big!" but she's sooo small still..... she's very grown up though... and stinky... blah. I think she just farted at me...
Jordan will be two in December, and I'm cryin' already!
already? wasn't she under 1 when you started posting? jeez!
happy birthday to her and birthing day to you, pam. :)
already? wasn't she under 1 when you started posting? jeez!happy birthday to her and birthing day to you, pam. :)
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Future of Daily Deals and Digital Coupons
What is the Future for Daily-Deals and Digital Coupons? Good for Consumers, Bad for Business?
It doesn't take long to find hundreds of complaints about Daily Deals, and the complaints are coming from both sides- shoppers and businesses. People are starting to realize there is only 1 person in this equation that is the really winning… yes you guessed it, the Daily Deal sites.
Business is booming! But how are those daily deals working out for the businesses that offer them? A new study says: Not so great. For the uninitiated, a business that offers a daily deal through one of these sites must provide a substantial discount (over 50%) – Then, a minimum number of customers must buy the deal, prepaying up-front and getting a coupon they present to the company. If there aren't enough customers that buy into the deal, it's cancelled. The trade-off is a guarantee of a large volume of new-customer traffic in exchange for the discount..
More than 40 percent said they wouldn't do a daily deal again. Business owners who were unhappy with their deal experience reported daily deal users didn't buy additional items beyond the deal offer. They also reported the daily deal customers tended to be one-time visitors and didn't become repeat customers.
The Daily Deals site pressures the business into offering a massive discount with the promise of new clients and they will benefit from the lifetime value of that customer. Studies have found that most of the time that type of shoppers will move on to the next deal anyway. But after they offer a 50% discount and give 50% commission the business in many cases runs that deal at a loss
It is obvious that shoppers love businesses offering these massive discounts but there have been scores of complaints. This can range from the business being to busy to fit them in to the business having to close due to poor planning. It is very surprising how many people buy the deal out of impulse in the fear of losing out and don't even get around to redeeming that offer. When this happens the Daily Deal site doesn't even pay the business for that coupon.
The study, conducted at Rice University's Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business by associate professor Utpal Dholakia, polled 150 businesses that did Groupon deal offers in the past year. The results: About one-third of participating businesses said their daily-deal offers were unprofitable.
There is a new site that is fair for everyone and the Voupons Monster will make sure of that.
What happened to the good old Coupon? When you think about it, it totally makes sense. People find deals and they are interested in and then take that coupon and pay the business direct. The shopper gets a discount and the business keeps all the profit. Printed coupons are dated and daggy and cutting a piece of paper out is not cool. People love technology and want a modern way to do this.
A local company has had huge success on the Gold Coast by offering Coupons Via SMS to shoppers for FREE. They find deals on the site, send that Voupon to their phone for FREE. Just show the phone when paying to save. Shoppers love it because they don't have to hassle their friends to try and trigger a deal and don't have to worry about redeeming the offer before it expires. The business also loves this model because they get to keep all their profit.
Voupons is a young, funky website with all the Social Media streams.
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Hi, On this 9th day of April, 2009 Missouri River Canoe Co. and Virgelle Mercantile Antiques launched a news service blog in an attempt to communicate to everyone what is happening in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument and our business. We hope this will be of service to all who visit, and to those who wish they could… See you out there…
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On April 8, 2009 Dan Cook launched his custom built dory near Carter, Montana on his way to the Gulf of Mexico. His epic journey should take him past Virgelle sometime during the day tomorrow… Press release follows:
Adventurer to Row Solo for Disabled Veterans
3,700 mile journey will start in Montana and conclude at the mouth of the MississippiPark City, UT – (November 12, 2008) — Fresh off his two-year, 75,000 mile around-the-world fishing expedition, Dan T. Cook, avid outdoor enthusiast and adventurer, plans to embark on a solo rowing trip spanning more than 3,700 miles through the heart of the United States. The journey will commence April 1, 2009 and help raise awareness and funding for disabled veterans across America.
For his trip, expected to take two-and-a-half months, Cook will use a custom-built, self-contained 17 foot dory. His diet will consist primarily of freeze-dried meals and he will sleep on the deck of the expedition vessel.
"The purpose of this trip is to raise public awareness of the challenges wounded and disabled veterans face after they leave the hospital," says Cook, founder and executive director of Rivers of Recovery (ROR), an organization that offers rehabilitative fishing trips to disabled veterans and their families.
In just its first year, ROR has helped veterans suffering from PTSD, traumatic brain injury and other combat-related injuries and disabilities.
Cook will begin his journey in Three Forks, Montana at Missouri Headwaters State Park and conclude in the Gulf of Mexico. The trip will be fraught with challenges, including rowing across 900 miles of reservoirs and facing unpredictable river and wind conditions. It will be a test of will and endurance, one that Cook says pales in comparison to the challenges faced by America's wounded warriors.
A special Web site will allow visitors to track the adventure in real-time and view live Web cam updates. Cameras will be mounted at various locations on the vessel, giving an interactive perspective of the journey.
Cook has previously rowed his dory more than 4,500 miles on rivers in Alaska and across the western US. This trip, however, will be unique.
"Many people forget that such an epic adventure still exists in the United States. It will be a daunting, physical challenge," notes Cook.
Cook's organization has been featured in several national media outlets, including The NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, and his around-the-world fly fishing expedition was chronicled in leading outdoor-interest publications.
For contact information and to learn more about coverage opportunities, visit http://www.riversofrecovery.org or http://www.flyfishingtheglobe.net.
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This old style mountain lodge is near the top of Amicalola Falls (see separate review), way up a mountain. As the title says, location and views are phenomenal. But...the lodge really needs updating. It's old. Period. Limited menu/poor service in the dining room. Plenty of parking. It is owned and run by the State of Georgia. The lost opportunity is... More
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- Amicalola Falls State Park Hotel Dawsonville
- Amicalola Falls State Park And Lodge
- Amicalola Falls State Park Hotel
- Amicalola Falls State Park
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- High in the North Georgia Mountains is Amicalola Falls State Park home of Amicalola Falls Lodge. Named after the Cherokee word for "tumbling waters" Amicalola Falls is one of the most popular state parks in Georgia. The park's namesake is the 729-foot falls: the highest cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi River. The park is also the start of the 8-mile approach trail to Springer Mountain, the southern end of the 2,150-mile Appalachian Trail. The Lodge was built in 1990 by the State of Georgia, with 56 guestrooms in the main lodge and 14 cabins along with a gift shop, meeting space and a mountain view restaurant. The lodge rooms vary from standard hotel rooms with 2 double beds, loft suites that can sleep 6, to king bed suites with private balconies. The Lodge also is home to The Maple Restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. The Lodge rests on 829 acres with on-site activities that include stream or pond fishing, as well as more than twelve miles of hiking trails, several centering on viewing the spectacular 729-foot waterfall. Amicalola Falls Lodge features more than 4,000 square feet of meeting space that can host groups and social events consisting of up to 150 people in traditional meeting spaces as well as a unique outdoor veranda setting. The Lodge's spectacular view, peaceful setting, and exceptional service make it a destination not to be missed while in the North Georgia Mountains. ... more less


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October 20 – Caney Church came together Wednesday evening singing. Sis. Charlotte Roberts took charge of our service. Prayer requests were taken and Bro. Jeff Shipley led in prayer. Charlotte read I Sam. 3:1, Amos 8:11, II Tim. 3:1-7, 4:3-4, Rom. 1:24-25, James 1:14-15, Eph. 3:16-17 and Rev. 2:10. We are in a famine spiritually, but if we stay in the word it will keep us satisfied. We will know right and wrong and what is acceptable to God, was her good thought. We are truly blessed each Wednesday night. Come be with us. Christ should be first in our lives. We can never repay Him for all He's done. That doesn't mean we should give up.
This writer attended a deployment ceremony for my son-in-law this Sunday morning. Remember to pray for our troops. They are precious to some one. Without them (past and present), we wouldn't have our freedom. God bless them all.
Sunday evening services began with singing. Bro. Jeff Shipley welcomed everyone. Prayer requests were taken. Bro. Jim Lafferty led in prayer. Hi Lambeth, Melba Austin, Jeff Shipley, Jim Lafferty, Janice Lafferty and Charlotte Roberts all gave testimonies. Charlotte Roberts sang a special. Sis. Lila Roberts brought back good memories of Bro. Floyd Roberts by playing tapes of him singing. Pastor Bill Austin spoke Sunday evening from Psalms 23. We are His sheep and we are led by Him. We are kept by the power of Jesus Christ. If God seems far away, who moved? When the way gets hard, if you let Him, He will stay beside you and lead you and comfort you.
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An hour on your local lake or pond is often the best medicine for relieving life's everyday pressures. We often catch ourselves dreaming and scheming about our next Bonefish safari, a Boundary Waters smallmouth junket, or maybe catching the Stonefly hatch on the Big Hole; these musings surely get us through the ebb and flow of daily life.
An hour on your local lake or pond is often the best medicine for relieving life's everyday pressures.
However, it's far too easy to forget the simple relief that can be had from a couple hours at a nearby pond or city lake. Bluegill aren't steelhead, but as world-famous sunfish-junkie Mike Verduin once said, "A Steelhead ain't no bluegill either."
In fact, many of the fly-fishing skills you employ on your expensive trips can be put to work at your local waters. (Use it or lose it, as they say.) On the casual end, almost anyone can tie on a little popper and clomp around the shoreline and luck into a couple poker-chip sized pumpkinseeds. That's not where I'm going this time.
A Redear sunfish over a pound or a 3-pound bass on your favorite 3-weight spring-creek outfit is scary, world-class fun. Verduin once had a 12-pound grass carp hoover up his damselfly nymph. His 2-weight Orvis Far & Fine was creaking into the handle, and he said the fight far surpassed his unrecorded world-record Alaskan Silver Salmon.
Special techniques are in order here. Poppers are traditional, but in late summer when real food is plentiful, you'll fool more fish with a grasshopper imitation. Not many big sunfish will come all the way to the surface for a fly during hot mid-morning conditions. Go to a hopper/dropper rig. Tie a 2- to 3-foot section of 4-pound tippet to the hook bend of the hopper with a weighted nymph at the end.
Big shellcrackers (Redear) feed almost exclusively in deeper water. Beadhead rubber-leg nymphs can be deadly when allowed to sink deep and then fished with a slow, steady retrieve. Watch the tip of your fly line for signs of life.
This type of fishing is best enjoyed with a friend when possible. New stories almost always result. Fishing from a tube, canoe or small boat will open more water, but don't let that keep you from doing the simple program. Just spontaneously grabbing a rod and going for an hour is often the best medicine for relieving life's everyday pressures.


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Bistro Oven Fries
Prepared in the classic bistro style, these fries are cooked not once but twice to make them extra crisp.
Peel potatoes and cut lengthwise into sticks, about 1/3-inch thick, transferring them to a bowl of salted cold water as you work. Drain, and rinse until water runs clear. Pat dry with paper towels.
Heat oil in a 14-inch straight-sided skillet until oil registers 375 degrees Fahrenheit on a deep-fry thermometer. Add half of the potatoes and distribute evenly. Cook, without stirring, until barely golden, 2 to 3 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to a baking sheet lined with paper towels to drain. Repeat with remaining potatoes. (Adjust heat between batches as necessary to keep oil at a steady temperature.) Potatoes may be prepared up to this point about 2 hours ahead of time.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Remove paper towels from baking sheets. Bake potatoes until golden and crisp, 10 to 12 minutes. Remove from oven. Season with salt; toss. Serve immediately.
if i can't find something i google it. it's always worked. you're right, the website can be cornfusing
You are right, who ever sets up this site is getting over paid for the quality of this site. Every time I want a recipe it comes up with a fault and I get nothing. Too bad some one does not care enough to check every forwarding command they install. VERRY POOR QUALITY
I thought these came out very very greasy. They tasted good. But I think that either you make fries in the oven and they don't come out greasy and they come out somewhat dietetic or fry them all the way.
Why are some (quite a few) of the recipes not available to add to Ziplist? I get an error message for alot of the recipes I'm trying to add.


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Christiane Wittig, was born in Germany, graduated as a Media Artist from the Bauhaus-University Weimar in 2002. She continued to develop her artworks in Sydney, Australia and Brussels, Belgium where she did postgraduate study in
Art Media and Design at Transmedia (Sint-Lukas University, Brussels). In 2006 she was awarded a scholarship from the Else-Heiliger Fond (EHF) at the Konrad-Adenauer Foundation in Berlin, Germany. Her work has been exhibited in various private and corporate collections in Belgium and Germany. Wittig lives and works in Brussels, Belgium and Chemnitz, Germany. Since 2010 she works as a guest docent in Transmedia (postgraduate Program in Arts, Media and Design) at the LUCA School of Arts in Brussels.
Wittig's projects include interactive media installations as well as film, sculpture and photography. Her interactive compositions bring the spectator into the fragile cycle of emergence and misdemeanours. In the interactive installations, Christiane Wittig has produced to date, the body and technology are prominent themes, as they relate to the concepts of preservation, endurance and fragility.
*1978 born in Zwickau, GDR
lives and works in Brussels, Belgium and Chemnitz, Germany
Since 2010 lecturer in Transmedia, Master of Art Design and Media at Hogeschool Sint Lukas, Brussels, BE
2007-2009 Assitant in Transmedia, Master of Art Design and Media at Hogeschool Sint Lukas, Brussels, BE
2007 Guest lecturer, Bauhaus-University Weimar, GE
2006 visiting Artist, Transmedia Postgraduate Program in Arts, Design and Media, Brussels, BE
2003 Gallery Internship, Artspace, Sydney, Australia
2005 Transmedia, Postgraduate Program in Arts+Design+Media, Hogeschool 'Sint-Lukas' Brussels, BE
2002 Master in Media Art and Design, Bauhaus-University Weimar, GE
2000 UNSW COFA College of Fine Arts, Sydney, Australia
2006 Else-Heiliger-Fond EHF, Konrad-Adenauer Foundation, Berlin, GE
2000 foreign exchange scholarship UNSW COFA College of Fine Arts, Sydney, Australia
2004 end Selection for the Marianne Brandt Contest, "The Poetry of the Functional", Industriemuseum, Chemnitz, GE
Works in public Collections:
Sammlung Alison & Peter W. Klein, Eberdingen-Nussdorf, GE
Solo Exhibitions:
2013 coming up- 6. December 2013, Gallery Eigenheim, Weimar
2012 Gallery Weltecho,"Der Himmel über den Schwänen", Chemnitz, GE
2011 Gallery KUB, Leipzig, GE
2009 Gallery KUB, "warming up" Leipzig, GE
2008 Gallery Eigenheim, Weimar, GE
2005 Gallery fastforward, "schnee ist weiss", Antwerp, BE
2004 Gallery Konvex, Art Festival: Chemnitzer Begegnungen "Transit", Chemnitz, GE
2002 Gallery Andrè Kermer, "Glück", Leipzig, GE
Group Exhibitions:
2012 "Neuer Ort Neues Spiel", Gallery Borssenanger Chemnitz-Hamburg, GE
2012 EHF 2010 - Exhibition, Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Berlin, GE
2011 Gallery Borssenanger Chemnitz Hamburg, GE
2011 "EHF 2010" Benefit Exhibition, Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Berlin, GE
2011 Gallery Eigenheim, "Bilderwahn 5", Weimar, GE
2010 Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium of Science and Art, Brüssel, BE
2010 Tapetenwerk " Zereissprobe", Leipziger Kreis/ Forum for science and art, Leipzig, GE
2010 Gallery Kunstbezirk, Gustav Siegel Haus, Stuttgart, GE
2009 Gallery Eigenheim, "Bilderwahn4", Weimar, GE
2009 Tapetenwerk, Gallery KUB², "Simeliberg", Leipzig, GE
2008 EHF 2010 Benefit Exhibition, Academy of the Konrad- Adenauer- Foundation, Berlin, GE
2008 Sint Lucas Gallery, "Poetic Digital", Brussels, BE
2007 EHF 2010 Benefit Exhibition, Academy of the Konrad- Adenauer- Foundation, Berlin, GE
2007 Neue Sächsische Gallery "Hochsprung" Chemnitz, GE
2007 Gallery Konvex99, "Weitsprung1", Chemnitz, GE
2006 Beursschouburg Flemish Culture Center, Brussels, BE
2006 Else-Heiliger-Fond Scholar Exhibition,Konrad- Adenauer- Foundation Berlin, GE
2004 Marianne Brandt Contest, "The Poetry of the Functional", Industriemuseum, Chemnitz, GE
2004 Ateliers Mommen, "Traces", Brussels, BE
2001 Galerie André Kermer, "Trias", Leipzig, GE
2003 Stuttgarter Filmwinter/ Expanded Media Art Festival, Stuttgart, GE
2002 EMAF, Osnabrück Media Festival, GE
2001 Backup Festival, Weimar, GE
2010 Zereißproben, Expectations of the German unity and of a European Integartion, Exhibition Catalogue, Project "Leipziger Kreis", Forum for science and Art
2009 Bilderwahn4, Exhibition Catalogue, Gallery Eigenheim, Weimar, GE
2008 Digital Poetics Sint Lukas Gallery, Art magazine, Brussels, BE
2004 Re:search - Transmedia Text Series 03, Brussels, BE
2004 The Poetry of the Functional, International Marianne Brandt Contest, Catalogue, Chemnitz, GE
2003 Stuttgarter Filmwinter Media Festival, Festival Catalogue, Stuttgart, GE
2002 Media Art Festival Osnabrück, Festival Catalogue, GE
1999 Neu Deli, Exhibition Catalogue, Weimar, GE
projects/ curating:
2012 "VIER, die auszogen" Groupexhibition curated by Christiane Wittig, Artist: Hallveig Agustsdottir, Wouter Huis, Joris Perdieus, Stéfan Piat, Gallery Weltecho, Chemnitz, GE
2011 Cammerspiele Leipzig, Nibelungen, Galerie KUB, Leipzig, GE
2011 Sociteatstheater Dresden, Germany: Sommernachtstraum, Video


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Carlisle family's Christmas in tatters after festive savings blow
Last updated at 08:45, Tuesday, 27 November 2012
A married mum-of-six says her family's Christmas is ruined after cash she handed over for a festive savings scheme vanished.
Alex Storey, 25, believes she is one of at least four people who have been left without cash.
From February of this year, she has been handing over a weekly payment of £20 to a woman who she said claimed to be acting as an agent for the Park Christmas savings firm.
But when her vouchers failed to materialise, Alex, of Warwick Road, Carlisle, contacted the firm, only to be told that they had never heard of the woman.
Alex told how she faced the difficult task of explaining that her family now face a particularly lean Christmas to her older children – Callum, nine, Lewis, eight, and Calvin, six. She and her husband Michael, an assistant cook, are also parents to Layton, three, two-year-old Haydon, and Sophie, just six months old.
"It's absolutely devastating," she said.
"We'd promised our boys all sorts of stuff for Christmas and they're absolutely gutted, but they're trying to be brave about it.
"They have told me not to worry, and that it will be okay, but it's so unfair."
The family has also had to cancel a holiday to Ireland because there isn't enough money. I'd been paying for the vouchers since February, handing over £20 a week, but they never arrived," Alex said.
"I was given all sorts of excuses.
"When I finally rang Park about them, they said they had no record of an agent working for them with this woman's name. So I called the police.
"I have absolutely no idea what sort of Christmas we will have. We were going to get the boys new bikes from Halfords but we can't afford it now. I've been scurrying around trying to find what presents we can.
"It's ruined our Christmas."
Alex said that her research on the Facebook networking site suggested that she was one of four people who have suffered a similar fate. She added: "I've spoken to the News & Star so that people know about what can happen.
"I've heard about one woman who has lost £900 and she has four children."
A spokeswoman for Park said that the firm had never heard of the agent who Mrs Storey said had taken her weekly £20 payments for Christmas vouchers.
Cumbria police confirmed the allegation was being investigated.
First published at 08:42, Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Does that picture scare you as much as it scares me?
Luckily it was just a little "make over" one of her friends did one night at a slumber party.
J doesn't take the time to fuss over herself and plaster on the make up and her hair is a wash and air dry no styling type of "style".
I think it works for her.
This is what she typically looks like. Now this is what I call SWEET 16.
We are sooooo not ready for that other look...maybe in another 10 yrs.


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"I pull out. I never use condoms, I'm a married man." Howard Stern 1996
I had to look that up:
Bowling-Ball 4 up, 4 down Sexual technique where multiple fingers are inserted into the vagina and anus of a girl, but from an angle such as would be used to hold a bowling ball. A slight variation on the shocker.
"I bowling-balled her for a few minutes after I pulled out."
"Oh baby, you know I always get off when you bowling-ball me."
"I bowling-balled her before we even kissed."
"I tried to bowling-ball my girlfriend, but she neglected to tell me she still had a tampon in."
Ted: "Mark, I totally bowling-balled your wife last night."
Mark: "Fuck you, bitch!"


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Category: Cake Decorating
Type of item: Food
For: Women
Style: Retro / Vintage
Buttercream frosting. Gum paste flowers. Brush embroider done on large peony. Royal Icing "cage" on bottom and top.
What was your inspiration?
I love Mrs Peters cake and wanted to see if I could make mine look anything like hers! This cake was great because it had some many great techniques you have to know. I can used the skills I learned in this class for all sorts of other cake designs!
What are you most proud of?
The Cage! My first one broke so I had to redo the royal icing and added more meringue powder and the second cage was very strong!
What advice would you give someone starting this project?
This was just a practice cake for me so it took a few days between some of the steps. I would say to do it all within a few days so its all fresh in your head and the the frosting does not dry out!


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I agree with some of the opinions in here...I would discuss the pros and cons (including the IMPACT of each decision) and then decide together.
For example:
"You might not see your friends nearly as much. However, you will have a better chance of playing baseball in high school and maybe college."
Kids can seem to look only at the immediate impact, but if you let him know how each decision would impact the next few years then maybe you can help him make a decision. Just out of curiosity, if he actually asked you what you would do, what would be your answer?


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New tributes to water park tycoon (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)
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New tributes to Cotswold Water Park visionary Jeremy Paxton
7:00am Friday 15th February 2013 in News By Laura Shack
MILLIONAIRE water park property tycoon and "larger than life" action man Jeremy Paxton has died.
The 53-year-old former water skiing champion, who owned the 550-acre Lower Mill Estate in the Cotswold Water Park, died from a heart attack on the evening of Tuesday, February 5.
Jeremy, a father-of-three, had been on the verge of trialling a new Thunderbirds-style private 'fire engine' helicopter network, working with Wiltshire fire service.
The maverick flying enthusiast was intent on funding the seven-figure project out of his own pocket, saying "if it saves just one life it's worth it."
Wiltshire's chief fire officer Simon Routh-Jones said it had been a "privilege" to know Jeremy.
"I found him to be a vibrant, imaginative, enthusiastic and generous man, with a deep-seated desire to help his community and a boundless energy to get things done," Mr Routh-Jones said.
"It barely seems believable that someone who truly deserved the description 'larger than life' should have that life taken away at such a young age."
Not one to shy away from the spotlight, Jeremy was well known across the Cotswolds and beyond for his headline-grabbing stunts, including abseiling London's Shard skyscraper with the Duke of York for charity, wrapping an entire house at Lower Mill Estate in wrapping paper and re-introducing the beaver to the English countryside.
Red, Ruby and Rory Paxton said their father had "the biggest zest for life" and the whole family was deeply upset by his sudden death.
In a statement, they said: "He had achieved so much, personally and professionally, and had so much more to give. He was the biggest inspiration.
"His vision for sustainable living alongside wildlife in the countryside was incredible and he created something ground breaking and long-lasting at Lower Mill Estate, which will live on forever.
Without any doubt, Jeremy would have wanted us all to carry on what he started - and we will be taking forward his vision and realising his ambition long into the future."
Cotswold Water Park trustee Simon Pickering has known Jeremy for around 20 years.
The former Wildfowl and Wetland Trust member said: "We started out on opposite sides of the fence but over the years we became really good friends.
"Jeremy was very enthusiastic. When I suggested we reintroduce the beaver he got straight onto it.
He added: "Lower Mill has made a huge difference to the Water Park. It's a stunning example of integrating holiday homes with wildlife."


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Marco Estrada did it again last night. He won again as the Brewers beat the Pirates 3-1 to remian 2 1/2 games back in the wild card chase. Estrada allowed only three hits and no runs through seven innings and retired the last 10 batters he faced. He's 4-1 with a 1.23 ERA in his last six starts. He will certainly be in the mix for a regular spot in the rotation next year.
Nori Aoki continues to prove to be one of the best off-season signings in the majors. Doug Melvin inked the Japanese outfielder while only seeing him play on video. He doesnt look like a normal hitter...but all he does is get on base...and now adding a little powere as well. he led off last nights game with his 9th homer...and hit another rocket that was run down in the right field gap. He will almost certainly be the starting right fielder next season.
Week 3 of the NFL begins tonight as the Giants visit Carolina. New York is banged up...no Hakeem Nicks, Ahmad Bradshaw or David Diehl.
Some of the Bucks veterans have already joined the rookies in St. Francis even though training camp doesnt start for 13 days. good to see Irsan Illysova lead by example after signing the big free agent contract in the off-season.
Watched the first episode of "Revolution"...it had its moments...I'll give it a few more weeks to capture me.
Songs of The Day (from my I-pod)
Kid Charlemagne-Steely Dan (1976) from the classic Lp 'The Royal Scam" comes my favorite Dan song...featuring the killer guitar solo from Larry Carlton...here is a live version featuring current guitarist Jon Herington who is no slouch.
The Kids Are Alright-The Who (1965) an early Who classic and I had to find the original because nobody can drum like Keith Moon.


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Saturday, July 30, 2011
Counter height built in desk
Materials: Ikea Door and Shelf brackets
Description: I was looking to install a counter height desk in the odd space in my sunroom. I looked into the price of wood and paint and brackets and it seems to be a bit much for what I wanted.
I ended up at Ikea and found a cabinet door, covered in white veneer (perfect for a desk-top) that was even the perfect measurement. I installed 4 large wall brackets to the wall using heavy duty wall anchors and then used construction adhesive to mount the door on top of them (this was to avoid having screw holes on the desk top.
I am so happy with the outcome!
~ Brittany
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I agree with other posters that this is an incredibly elegant and inexpensive solution. I love how simple it is!
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Great Job. I must ask - what was the name of the cabinet door you used?
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The one draw back on the bars are they are very well made so heavy compared to other bars. So much so, I would not recommend getting the high (riser) set as they add that much more weight. If you run risers, get the standard height bars and use the risers you have to save some weight.
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Comments On Aug 14, 2012:I bought a set of these for my son's CRF250R. THey went right on and all the existing controls worked fine, including the Renthal Intellilevers. He has ridden with them now for a couple months and loves them. It has decreased his arm pump substantially and he is not nearly as tired after a 30 minute moto. He rides pretty aggressively and has had a couple crashes, one of which would surely have bent his old bars, but the Flexx Bars have come through it with no damage at all. They are NOT cheap, but are well worth the cost and so far have saved me from having to replace at least one set of bars.
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It's official! Our new album has just been announced! Preorder today from paper garden records!!
We're very excited to announce some very exciting things!
- We're putting out a split 7″ record with Food Will Win the War. Release shows in Philly at Garage Mahal on May 10 (Facebook Invite) and a rooftop at 20 Bayard on McCarren park in Williamsburg May 11. Space on the roof is very LIMITED so please RSVP to email@example.com FAST! BYOB happy hour starts at 7 followed by music making. $15 gets you the record, download and other assorted goodies from both bands.
- Paper Garden Records, the greatest indie label in the world, is releasing our third LP, "Strange Range," on June 18th. Our CD release show will be held at the legendary Friars Club in Manhattan on June 25th (more info to come!).
- We'll be playing the annual Hillstock Festival in Brooklyn on Saturday June 22nd in Brooklyn (invite here).
- Stay tuned for live vids from our session at the Vault Studio in Hoboken, NJ, new music vids for the new album, more shows and more more!
That's that for now. Thanks!
The fine folks at Spinner.com are offering "This is Manhattan" as a free download today! They've been mighty kind to us. First having a listening party for We Will Never Ben Discovered on its release and now this. Fine folks, indeed.
One of my fave indie music blogs Pigeons and Planes just premiered our new video for This is Manhattan! Check it out! The video was directed and animated by graphic artist extraordinaire Will "Boy" Field.
The track is off We Will Never Be Discovered out now on Paper Garden Records. Buy it here!
Paper Garden Records is kicking off the holiday shopping season in style with a Black Friday and Cyber Monday 30% off sale of their entire catalogue.
Head on over to PGR for all your holiday gift needs. Just use one of these handy coupon codes BLACKCAT and ALGORELOVESME and the world (or 30% off Paper Garden Records releases) is yours!
If you're watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade tomorrow, keep an eye out for the PBS Kids Sprout float around 11am. Marc (that'd be me) wrote the song that all those fun people and funny puppets on the float will be singing. Groove master extraordinaire, RJD2 (!!!!), produced the track and created what will certainly be a kindie pop dance sensation.
We're tickled to play our second Paper Garden Records CMJ showcase in as many years. This year we'll be sharing the cozy Living Room stage with Pree, Conveyor, Eli Mardock and Nature Boy! In addition to the awesome bands and no cover charge, there are two more great reasons to come.
1. My good buddy and children's television personality extraordinaire Ms. Carly Ciarrocchi will be joining us on lead vocals for a few songs!
2. Paper Garden Records is giving away not one, not two, not three but FOUR Schwinn bikes! It's a Schwinn Schwinn for everyone!
All the deets here!
The fantastic French duo le contremaître et sa contremaîtresse have done it again! The team behind the videos for We Will Never Be Discovered and "Dum Dee Dum" have made a new one for War Paint and it's tres awesome! Check it out here!
So the famed Memphis recording studio Ardent has a blog and sometimes they ask indie artists to pick three things they like and talk about them. And I did. Check it out!
Thanks to Rachel Hurley and Paper Garden Records for setting it up!
What a total treat it was to be featured on NPR's All Songs Considered today! If you listen to about 20 minutes into the podcast you'll hear Bob Boilen, Robin Hilton, Stephen Thompson and Ann Powers talk about "We Will Never Be Discovered."
Even though, for some reason, they thought a woman (Katie Costello) sang the song and not me (Marc), I still couldn't be more thrilled, especially when Bob Boilen said, "I love everything about this record."
And we love everything about you, Bob.
As longtime fans of both BreakThru Radio and Grooveshark, we were doubly honored to film a BreakThru Radio Hear and There session IN the Groove Shark offices in NYC! Domenica, Chuck, Nikki, Benny and me played a quite tricky but wonderfully inventive (thanks to BTR!) acoustic version of "We Will Never Be Discovered." Playing in four different rooms at the same time isn't easy. But it makes for an awesome Hear and There session!
Thanks to our new friends at Groove Shark for hosting, Jeremiah McVay and his crew from BreakThru Radio for filming, Paper Garden Records for putting it together and Mick Lewis for being Mick Lewis!
So excited to be featured in the award winning, iTunes runner up app of the year, Band of the Day! Regardless of them saying super nice things about us, the app is a great combination of design, thoughtful writing and awesome new bands.
Thanks to everyone @ Band of the Day!
Boy, oh, boy! 2011 is the year to be flattered! Here's some (OK, all) of the year end accolades we've received from some of the most awesome music blogs around!
The Owl, who-who have been insanely nice to us this whole year, named "We Will Never Be Discovered" as their #1 music video of the year!
The Sound and the Furry gave us some beautiful bearded love by naming the video for "We Will Never Be Discovered" its #2 favorite video of 2011! And to top things off, I think they said WWNBD was their #2 favorite song of 2011 (though I'm not quite sure)!
The Dadada put "We Will Never Be Discovered" as 13th in his top 20 songs of 2011! Some fine company, indeed!
Chaotisch und Charmant, Brazil's finest purveyor of indie-pop, listed "We Will Never Be Discovered" as its #6 Top Album of 2011!
The Metaphorical Boat, who's also been super nice to us this year, put "We Will Never Be Discovered" in its Top 40 Songs of 2011!
Jeremy from Jeremy's Indie Music put "We Will Never Be Discovered" in his Top 30 Album Discoveries of the year!
We've also been featured in Best of 2011 playlists for I Land Music and Sound of Us!
And some extra special thanks to WXPN's New Music Mondays, Mike Vasilikos and Bruce Warren for all the nods and plays!
Thanks, blog buddies!
Domenica and I appeared on Danny Lobell's Comical Radio along side cohost Abbi Crutchfield! Dommi and me told some really boring stories and messed up playing a bunch of songs. Check out some of the action below!
WXPN is one of the most awesome college radio station's in the country and it's quite the honor to be featured along side Dr. Dog, the Roots and the Black Keys on their New Music Mondays! Thanks to Mike Vasilikos and Bruce Warren!
We're incredibly flattered to be GroopEase's Groop of the Day! Especially when they say such nice things as,
"Their album, We Will Never Be Discovered, has a pretty appropriate ring about it as well. Something about the mystical notion of something such as never being discovered is another thing one could imagine causing such joyous, captivating, soul-filled folk-pop. There's never too much of anything, because everything is welcome- the instruments acting like individual voices or coexistent lives, making quite the lovely album."
If you don't believe me, see for yourself here (and download some FREE mp3s from Paper Garden Records while you're at it)!
The kind folks over at Death & Taxes said some nice things about us and encouraged their readers to see us at CMJ tomorrow. Check it out!
"If you can get out during the afternoon, head over to The Living Room (154 Ludlow St.) to check out The City and Horses at 2 p.m. as part of a Paper Garden Records showcase. The NYC act plays slightly maudlin pop-rock with a Velvet Underground-ish bent to it, but can also bring it for sunnier, uptempo numbers. If you show up early you can hear Big Tree's 1 p.m. set, and then afterward hang around to hear Dad Rocks!, Tall Ships, and Pree."
We had a super fun time playing the Indie Rebellion Radio Show yesterday in Jersey City! We got lethargic on Chinese food, sweated a lot and sang some songs. Thanks to Garvey for having us on! Check back to the Indie Rebellion site for the podcast and videos.
The Owl is so nice to us! They had this to say about the new digs:
"It's always nice to see a band that doesn't take themselves too seriously. The City and Horsesare funny, endearing, and Velvet Underground-esque. Sounding like Lou Reedand Nico may not be the nicest thing I could say about someone, but it's fitting. The songs are simplistic, catchy, and fun without being too poppy. I can't wait until they ruin this album by putting it in some movie where Michael Cera acts like an awkward teenager."
Don't tell them about Paper Heart!
Magnet Magazine seems like be quite tickled by our video for We Will Never Be Discovered. The quite funny review says things like,
"This is what it would look like if we stumbled upon our parents taking acid in our living room. The video for "We Will Never Be Discovered" is just so god damn weird. The latest from the City And Horses reminds us of Beck-styled groovy riffs with a host of miscellaneous and eclectric instruments integrating throughout."
AOL's Spinner hosted a virtual listening party for the new album and had this to say,
"Blending the attitude of the indie underground and the flute prowess of Jethro Tull, this New York band's new LP is a surefire danceable hit."
My Old Kentucky Blog [!!!!!] said,
"The great thing about turntable.fm is all the new music that you discover from it's various users. Our friends over at Paper Garden Records have been matriculating from room to room, playing many of the artists on their label, including The City and Horses and Little Tybee, who we recently recorded a Laundromatinee.com session. Needless to say, we've been picking up what they're puttin' down. This week, The City and Horses released a quirky little video for the title track from their album, We Will Never Be Discovered, due out on September 27th. The track gives you a Pixies vocal vibe with a hippy twist."
Performer Mag said,
"The elusive indie outfit, led by filmmaker and pop troubadour Marc Cantone, has featured a revolving cast of guests through the years. This latest incarnation features the lovely and ever-so-talented indie songstress Katie Costello. We Will Never Be Discovered sees a more dynamic, almost visual approach to song-writing, as with each vignette Marc invites the listener into his world full of colorful characters and their respective joys, triumphs, and melancholy."
"You gotta see this!" Or so says the fine folks over at The Owl. They not only premiered our video for "We Will Never Be Discovered" but they also were super sweet about it.
"There are hardly even words for this video. From the insane orange outfits to the insane dancing, "We Will Never Be Discovered" by The City and Horses is one of the kookiest music videos I've ever seen–and I love it. It's like Zach Galifianakis met some crazy hippies and tried to reinvent the "Single Ladies" dance. Please try some of these moves (or outfits) at a club. And send me proof."


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Albert L. Brown, 37, was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head at Line and Nassau streets downtown.
Investigators Tuesday announced the arrest of Brandon L. Scott, 19. He is charged with accessory after the fact of murder.
Earlier, police arrested Darren N. Simmons, 23, and charged him with murder in Scott's death.
Simmons appeared in bond court Tuesday, and bond was denied on the murder charge.
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What amazing athletic ability would you like?
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Follow-up: What sort of preparation would you need for a marathon?
CARLY BETHUNE | Sales Rep | San Jose
A: The triple-jump. It's a track-and-field event. I did it as a kid. But I'm not tall and that limited my success. But it was fun.
Using Her Head: Have a lobotomy. I'm not a runner. My sister-in-law is about to run a marathon. I watch and admire her.
JAMES PRICE | Construction | Marina
A: I'd say golf. I play, but I'm lousy. It's not just physical, it's mental as well. If I was amazing, I'd go play Pebble Beach.
Plan, Man: I would have to set goals that are attainable and stay after them.
LILIA VASQUEZ | Hospitality | Seaside
A: I'd want to do one of those super-long soccer kicks. Being able to do that would mean my physical condition is good.
Slow and Steady: I'd have to train myself slowly, take it one mile at a time. And be careful of what I eat.
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The number of people out of work in the eurozone hit a record high in June.
The latest figures from Eurostat, the EU's statistics office showed 17.8 million people were unemployed and that total has increased every month for the last 14 months.
But there is huge disparity. Unemployment was as low as 4.5 percent of the working population in Austria and at the other extreme 24.8 percent in Spain, the highest level in the currency bloc.
The overall unemployment rate was 11.2 percent in June but much worse among young people - for those under 25 years old - it was 22.4 percent.
The figures were also revised upwards slightly to 11.2 percent in May also.
Spain slid deeper into recession in the second quarter as a tough new round of austerity to head off the budget crisis that threatens the euro affected both overall demand and the prices consumers have to pay for goods.
One unemployed Spaniard blamed politicians and banks for the economic downturn: "They should stop telling us fairy tales and solve the problems. The real cause is the banks did whatever they wanted, without restraint and there were no controls, and that's why we're broke."
Economists see signs that even Germany - the region's economic engine of growth - is suffering the weakening effects of the eurozone crisis.
Separately released figures showed more Germans were without a job in July although the employment rate was stable at 6.8 percent.
Inflation in the eurozone remained steady for the third straight month in July.
Eurostat said consumer prices in the 17 nations sharing the euro rose 2.4 percent in July on an annual basis.
It maintained the level first touched in May as Brent crude fell sharply and brought prices down.
The lack of price pressures gave the European Central Bank room to cut its interest rate to a record low of 0.75 percent in July.
The ECB's August meeting, typically a low-key affair during the European summer, will be intensely watched for any signs that policymakers are willing to do more to help reduce the high cost of borrowing for governments and banks in Spain and Italy as they sell bonds.
But rising crude prices could reduce the room for rate cuts, economists say, as inflation cools more slowly.
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Had fun chilling with friends in the neighborhood yesterday.
Everyone is in a festive mood, Christmas trees are up & the lights are lit.
The Wilshire Blvd/Rodeo drive decorations are perfect for the kids. We walk over every year, but it has always been just another scenery with lights to my little girls. They get it now, though…they were in complete awe. What a difference a year makes.
I'm totally rocking out my son's vintage Jimi Hendrix t-shirt. We have been trading tops/jackets since he was 8 yrs old and it gets better now that he is almost 14. He is the coolest kid…I swear. Adore his style!
Hope you all are enjoying your weekend. Are you done with your Christmas shopping? Enjoy…xx
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The first of a weekly blog series by our horticulturist Melissa Fisher:
Recently, we rode the ferry across to Staten Island and traveled by taxi to one of the Parks Department's best-kept secrets, the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. Here, hundreds of native plants, including this White Snakeroot, Eupatorium rugosum, are being grown for Section 1 of the High Line (Gansevoort - 20th Streets). Greenbelt is also storing thousands of seeds collected on the High Line in 2006 by volunteers. Some of this seed, including that of Little Bluestem, Schizachyrium scoparium, will be grown for planting in Section 2 (20th - 30th Streets.)
A while back, we got to thinking that our office operations should reflect the values inherent in the High Line itself, as well as our own staff's personal commitment to environmental conservation. Recently, two larger non-profits built themselves new LEED certified offices (NYC Audubon Society and the Brooklyn Center for the Urban Environment). We got jealous.
Amanda Burden, Chair of the New York City Planning Commission, has long been a supporter of the High Line-- she sheparded through the 2005 West Chelsea Rezoning which allowed its preservation. And excellence and hard work was recognized recently.
The handsomest factories and warehouses around the High Line got a kiss from the city on March 18, when the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) calendered a proposal for a new industrial historic district in West Chelsea. When the LPC calendars a proposal, it has a high chance of being approved. The hearing is scheduled for May 13. Read the LPC's statement about the district after the jump.
There are many people and groups who've helped make this happen, most notably New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who provided crucial leadership on this initiative, as she has done on so many other important projects in our neighborhood (including the High Line!). State Senator Tom Duane also championed the effort, as did the Society of the Architecture of the City. That said, the historic district was originally the brainchild of a longtime Chelsea resident and Community Board 4 member, Ed Kirkland. Ed has been pushing for this historic district for years -- it's one of many ways this dedicated preservationist and tireless community activist has worked to ensure that the most valuable historic resources of our community are maintained. We're excited about this district, because it joins the High Line's preservation in demonstrating the importance of preserving industrial architecture and infrastructure. Some of the buildings in the district are among our favorites in the High Line neighborhood, including the Starrett-Lehigh Building, the New York Terminal Warehouse Company's Central Stores, and many others.
Other buildings in the proposed district include: the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Freight Warehouse; the RC Williams Warehouse; the Cornell Iron Works, and the Reynolds Metal Company. Read the LPC's statement about the district after the jump.
Boston may own New York in baseball, but in regards to creative re-development of disused behemoths of the mid-20th century, they may be woefully behind Gotham. Consider Sunday's Times article describing the slow evolution of the park being built atop the Big Dig where Boston's old Southeast Expressway used to run.
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12:07pm Thursday 16th February 2012
By Gill Oliver
A husband and wife have become the first home owners on a new development in Bloxham, after part-exchanging the property for their former home in the Lake District.
Gillian Roberts and her husband Mike picked up the keys for their brand new four-bedroom home on the Woodland Gardens development, just nine weeks after they saw it for the first time.
The couple viewed the property one Saturday in September and on the Monday the developer Bewley Homes valued their former home in Windermere and made them an offer to move.
Mrs Roberts said she was attracted to the area by the picturesque village of Bloxham and chose Woodland Gardens for the build quality and high standard of fixtures and fittings.
She said: "Bloxham is such a beautiful village; it has a variety of amenities and shops and I love the Cotswold stone and thatched roofs in the village.
"Woodland Gardens is quite different from the other new developments we've seen. We were impressed inside with the quality — everything from the door handles and the bath taps to the overall build quality."
Another huge plus for the Roberts' was the fact they could take the uncertainty and doubt out of the move by opting for a part-exchange deal, something they appreciated in a previous house move 15 years ago.
Mrs Roberts said: "Most normal house moves take three months and you're always stressing that something could go wrong like you get gazumped or a move falls through further down the chain and then you can't move. Part exchange just takes the hassle out if all. You know what you've been offered for the house won't change and you know you're guaranteed to move within eight weeks and that was one of the big attractions for us."
Mrs Roberts, a PA in Banbury and her husband Mike, a teacher in Brackley, are now happy to be settled inside their new home with their 17-year-old cat Molly.
Sara Parker, residential development partner at Carter Jonas in Oxford, said: "We're delighted the Roberts have been able to complete their move so quickly. The location of Woodland Gardens and the quality of the homes means we are seeing lots of enquiries from househunters."
All 37 houses in Woodland Gardens have en suite bath or shower rooms, quality appliances, gas-fired central heating with thermostatic radiators, a choice of kitchen and bathroom finish and a 10-year building guarantee.
Prices range from £225,000 to £400,000 and the showhome is open Thursday to Monday, 10am to 5pm. Call Carter Jonas New Homes team on 0844 7255556 or visit carterjonas.co.uk
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9:45 am
Wed January 21, 2009
Plans to Spruce up University Avenue are Underway
By Gary Worth
Las Cruces, NM – We all know there are big changes going on in downtown Las Cruces. But there's "another" part of town that's in for a facelift as well. KRWG's Gary Worth reports on plans by the city and New Mexico State University officials to transform University Avenue into a destination of choice.


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