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Mayoral candidate Brigid Shea accused her opponent, Mayor Lee Leffingwell, of breaking city campaign donation rules in front of City Hall today.
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Shea says because he received those checks at the same event he should have listed the host as a "bundler," someone who solicits donations for a candidate and hands them over to a campaign in a "bundle."
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Cape Vincent is gearing up for the annual celebration of the towns French history with the 44th French Festival (La Fete Française).
Each year thousands of people flood into Cape Vincent to enjoy French foods, music, vendors from across New York State, waterfront scenery, children's games and activities and more.
The highly anticipated event brings revenue to many area businesses, with people traveling from across the country and neighboring Canada.
"Cape Vincent's 44th Annual French Festival promises to be a great weekend to gather together with family and friends to celebrate the area's French heritage," Shelly Higgins, executive director of the Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce told MyABC50.com
On Friday, July 13th Cape Vincent will kick off the 44th Annual French Festival with a block party in front of the Cape Vincent Fire Hall, located on Broadway St., starting at 7:30 p.m.
Then on Saturday July 14th, beginning at 8 a.m. vendors will open their tents for business and the French Festival Committee and TI Booster Club will be selling French bread and French Pastries at the Fire Hall on Broadway Street.
"The citizens of Cape Vincent welcome all visitors to the festival as honorary citizens. You don't have to be French to have a wonderful, memorable experience," said Mrs. Higgins.
A gala fireworks display will begin at dusk, around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday. The fireworks will be ignited from the Breakwall on the waterfront resulting in a spectacular show reflecting off the St. Lawrence River.
On Sunday, July 15th the arts and crafts show and sale will be from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. There will be also be an antique car parade at 1 p.m. "Eli" the 1917 ambulance will be in the lead and there will be antique tractors, cars, trucks and motor vehicles of all kinds.
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Mini Leek Tarts
Delicious mini tarts, stuffed with creamy leek filling. Sounds healthy however both puff pastry and creamy filling are high in calories and fat. But who cares, it is such a guilty pleasure.
I've been wanting to make a tart for a while but instead I decided to make traditional leek tart in a slightly non traditional way, few mini tarts instead of one, big round tart. I think making mini, personal tarts is an awesome idea if you either want to just snack on it or if you're throwing a party. Finger food is 'the food' at the parties. You dont need to cut it, just take it out of the oven and everyone can grab one or two for himself. You can also add some bacon which definitely will satisfy carnivorous guests.
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1 sheet of store bought puff pastry (I used Pepperidge Farm)
1 large leek (or 2 small)
1 cup half & half
1 cup Swiss cheese
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Salt and pepper
1 Tbsp butter
Chop of the green part from leek and cut lengthwise. Slice finely and in a sieve run under cold running water to clean from the soil dirt.
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In hindsight, the forms I use are reminiscent of modern architecture and are specifically linked to the minimalist and deconstruction schools of thought. I became aware while studying deconstruction that I preferred form to function. Since the beginning of my glass career I have removed material to leave the vessel functionless and use multiple holes as a vehicle to excavate the negative space within the form.
I work very intuitively with the glass to allow a conversation to develop between the vessel and myself. Given the properties of hot glass, I must make creative decisions in a quick and decisive manner. The cold shop is the time for thoughtful reflection. I let the glass swim in my subconscious before making crucial decisions about its future.
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Here a short report from our visit to the Guadalhorce-mouth yesterday:
The waterfowls seem to have discovered a common enemy, because all gathered somehow shocked and excited:
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By: Chris Whalen
It's certainly not the spring we experienced a year ago, but the season is here nonetheless. Wednesday marked the vernal equinox and as YNN's Chris Whalen tells us, the weather hasn't been ideal for those who enjoy spring or winter.
SOUTHERN TIER, N.Y. -- Blades of grass peek through the snow. The sun struggles to break through grey clouds. A gentle, cold breeze blows through the trees.
It's definitely not the same transition between winter and spring as one year ago.
"We had temperatures in the 70s seven days in a row this week last March. Not normal. We only had 43 inches of snow," said National Weather Service Meteorologist Erik Heden.
Last March, there were no concerns about preparing the field at NYSEG Stadium for the opening day of baseball season, but this year, the grounds crew can only wait.
"We were fortunate last year. We got out on the field pretty early and got things done in a quick amount of time. Kind of sitting idle right now with the snow. Once it melts, we'll get after it pretty good," said EJ Folli, Sports Turf Manager for the Binghamton Mets.
You might think the lingering cold temperatures and snow would be a good thing for those who enjoy winter time activities, but this year, that hasn't necessarily been the case.
The Waterman Conservation Center in Apalachin is open year round, catering to winter enthusiasts when the conditions are right, but even with a late-season storm this week, there hasn't been enough accumulation to make use of the trails.
"The cross country and the snowshoeing, you need to have so many inches for them to work, so we haven't accumulated enough snow to make it of any value," said Scott MacDonald, Executive Director at the Waterman Center.
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A shooting at a Delaware courthouse in Wilmington, home to the states Chancery Court, resulted in the deaths of at least three people, including the gunman, in a confrontation police and court officials said stemmed from a custody dispute.
Five people were shot in the incident, state police Sergeant Paul G. Shavack said today in an interview. Police said it was unclear whether the two victims, both women, were shot by the assailant, a man, or by police. One of the women, the wife of the assailant according to the Associated Press, was there to attend a custody hearing, court official David Grimaldi said.
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Jays qualify 10 for state
Jamestown High School will be sending 10 wrestlers to this week's state wrestling tournament in Fargo — five of whom are seeded — following Saturday's West Region tournament in Minot.By: Michael Savaloja, The Jamestown Sun, The Jamestown Sun
Jamestown High School will be sending 10 wrestlers to this week's state wrestling tournament in Fargo — five of whom are seeded — following Saturday's West Region tournament in Minot.
The Blue Jays tallied 116 points to finish sixth overall, just one point shy of fifth-place finishing Dickinson.
"We had some down spots, but I would say overall we got back to the way we're used to wrestling," JHS coach Greg White said. "We were back wrestling tough, and I was pretty happy with the overall effort."
Jamestown senior Zane Braun, the defending state title holder at 152 pounds, will be the top seeded wrestler in that weight division at state this week, after improving on his impressive senior season in Minot.
Braun ran the table, pinning all three opponents he faced to grab the West Region title at 152 and up his prefect winning streak to 33-0. After a first-round bye, Braun pinned Williston's Logan Usher (1:44), Dickinson's Michael Cherwinski (:55) and Mandan's Adam Stein in the championship (3:20).
"He was pretty dominant in every match. There wasn't even anything really close," White said of Braun's performance. "We'd like for him to carry that all the way through the state tournament."
Junior Triston Shipley also had a stellar day for the Blue Jays at 182. Seeded No. 4, Shipley rolled all the way to the title match before losing by fall to Century's Dillon Pierce (5:58) to finish second.
Shipley (19-15) pinned Williston's Skyler Moe (3:06), earned a 10-6 decision over Dickinson's Jace Dukart and then pinned No. 1-seeded Brandon Rodriquez of Turtle Mountain in the semifinals (3:25). Shipley is seeded No. 7 for state.
"What a day Triston had. That's why we coach, for days like that," White said. "Where kids out-do what they're supposed to do. That's what we always look at when we go to tournaments, to finish higher than where you were seeded."
Senior Jaden Horsted picked up a second runner-up finish for the Blue Jays, upping his season record to 32-3 at 132. Seeded No. 3 for state, Horsted fell 13-6 to Mandan's Curt Zachmeier in the title match in a pairing between the top two seeds in the West.
Horsted pinned St. Mary's Austin Huck (1:55) and Century's Austin Wetsch (3:19), before picking up a 16-5 major decision over Turtle Mountain's Tanner Crissler in the semifinals.
"He's wrestled Zachmeier twice and lost twice, but in both matches it was something out of the ordinary that got (Horsted) in big trouble," White said. "If they meet in the finals (at state) and he can eliminate that, he can win. He is even with Zachmeier as far as I'm concerned."
Junior Eathan Gumke (24-10) and freshman Paxton Mewes (26-10) are also seeded for the state tournament at 170 and 113, respectively. Both are seeded No. 6.
Gumke is one of two Jamestown wrestlers going to state at 170 after falling in the fourth-place match to Century's Landon Schmidt 3-1. Junior Caleb Ellingson (14-11) is the other, who finished the West Region tournament in seventh by defeating Minot's Kimani Benjamin 9-2.
Mewes placed sixth at the West Region tournament.
"Eathan was seeded fourth and got fourth, but it was still at great effort by him," White said. "Caleb ended up seventh and will be going to state as well as an unattached wrestler."
Freshman Brandyn Harr (20-14) had a nice tournament, pinning Geraldo Fox of Turtle Mountain (4:15) in the fifth-place match at 160 to punch his ticket to state.
"He's a freshman at 160 pounds and that's not the easiest place to be," White said of Harr. "He wrestled all juniors and seniors and he gets fifth place. We'll take that."
Senior Mitch Ova (11-14) captured fifth-place via forfeit at 138 for the Jays, ending up higher than where he was seended.
"Mitch had a good day. He was seeded sixth and ended up fifth," White said. "It's only one higher, but that still means you had to beat someone you weren't supposed to."
Sophomore Kyle Anderson and senior Mark Reynolds round out Jamestown's field of wrestlers heading to Fargo. Anderson (12-18) finished seventh at 220, while Anderson (2-12) was eighth at 285.
The state Class A wrestling tournament starts on Thursday and runs through Saturday at the Fargodome.
"We want to at least reach our seeds, and we are also going to have some guys who aren't seeded," White said. "If those guys can place and score some points that would be good."
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West Region individual tournament
At Minot State Dome
Team results
1, Bismarck 245; 2, Century 235, 3, Turtle Mountain 164.5; 4, Minot 145.5; 5, Dickinson 117; 6, Jamestown 116; 7, Mandan 112.5; 8, St. Mary's 101.5; 9, Williston 90.5.
Individual results
106: Championship: Jaret Lee, Dickinson, dec. over Taylor Nein, Bismarck, 4-2; third-place: Mason Schulz, Century, dec. over Tyler Kress, C, 2-0; fifth-place: Dillon Spalding, B, dec. over Caden Haugen, D, 4-3; seventh-place: Matthew Schaffner, Bismarck St. Mary's, won by injury walkover over Ryan Zachmeier, Mandan.
113: Championship: Austin Hutzenbiler, D, dec. over Kael Knowlen, B, 6-4; Third place: Nathan Humann C, maj. dec. over Christopher Longie, Turtle Mountain, 14-3; Fifth place: Alex Hoffman, B, won by forfeit over Paxton Mewes, Jamestown; Seventh place: Caydon Cymbaluk, Man, maj. dec. over Casey Loeks, BSM, 10-0.
120: Championship: Adam Blees, B, maj. dec. over Tate Barnhardt, Minot, 13-0; Third place: Jorey Bartsch, Min, dec. over Brandon Zachmeier, Man, 10-3; Fifth place: Hunter Eckert, C, won by forfeit over Terry LaVallie Jr., TM; Seventh place: Jaden Fettig, B, maj. dec. over Tyler Strandberg, Min, 13-0.
126: Championship: Grant Laducer, TM, dec. over Chris Willits, C, 13-6; Third place: Tanner Bickford, TM, won by forfeit over Devin Berger, D; Fifth place: Logan Boese, B, won by forfeit over Cayne Cymbaluk, Man; Seventh place: Beau Bergeron, W, pinned Bobby Edick, C, 1:38.
132: Championship: Curt Zachmeier, Man, dec. over Jaden Horsted, J, 13-6; Third place: Jesse Hoffart, M, dec. over Lane Kaseman, 11-7; Fifth place: Sammy Maisey, W, won by forfeit over Tanner Crissler, TM; Seventh place: Austin Huck, BSM, dec. over Austin Wetsch, C, 11-6.
138: Championship: Dane Fischer, BSM, maj. dec. over Forrest Pifer, B, 11-3; Third place: Brandon Domagala, C, dec. over Eugene Fleetwood Jr., TM, 5-3; Fifth place: Mitch Ova, J, won by forfeit over Collin Thielen, D; Seventh place: Gabe Nehlsen, Min, dec. over Jason Lepp, C, 5-3.
145: Championship: Cody Haugen, Min, dec. over Tate Hoffman, B, 9-3; Third place: Matthew Elder, C, dec. over Jacob Schwab, BSM, 5-3; Fifth place: Clayton Tangen, D, pinned Dillon Clark, D, :48; Seventh place: Rowan Horswill, W, pinned Justin BearRunner, TM, 4:57.
152: Championship: Zach Braun, J, pinned Adam Stein, Man, 3:20; Third place: Hunter Babeck, C, dec. over Josh Brilz, B, 5-3; Fifth place: Robert Richter, BSM, pinned Michael Cherwinski, D, 1:49; Seventh place: Jacob Shypkowski, D, pinned Logan Usher, W, 4:02.
160: Championship: Ryan Blees, B, maj. dec. over Hunter Bondeson, C, 19-10; Third place: Brian Rabe, Min, pinned Samuel Ravnass, Man, 4:03; Fifth place: Brandyn Harr, J, pinned Geraldo Fox, TM, 4:15; Seventh place: Michael Dobitz, D, won by forfeit over Paul Michaelson, W.
170: Championship: Ricky Galindo, B, dec. over Konner Peterson, Man, 5-1; Third place: Landon Schmidt, C, dec. over Eathan Gumke, J, 3-1; Fifth place: Markus Noeske, W, tech. fall over Ronald Azure, TM, 15-0; Seventh place: Caleb Ellingson, J, dec. over Kimani Benjamin, Min, 9-2.
182: Championship: Dillon Pierce, C, pinned Triston Shipley, J, 5:58; Third place: Brandon Rodriguez, TM, dec. over Alex Haaland, W, 2-1; Fifth place: Jace Dukart, D, won by forfeit over Willie Sam, B; Seventh place: Nicholas Boechler, BSM, pinned Trevor Peterson, Man, 4:26.
195: Championship: Dayne Haman, Min, dec. over Trace Moravec, C, 12-10 (OT); Third place: Drew Kary, B, dec. over Bret Sandberg, W, 7-0; Fifth place: Zach Corneliusen, W, won by forfeit over Jesse Rodriguez, TM; Seventh place: Alexander Spilman, Man, dec. over Austin Barunagel, BSM, 8-2.
220: Championship: Waylon DeCoteau, TM, pinned Tommy Moravec, C, 3:17; Third place: Brandon Sandberg, W, dec. over Demetreus Roby, Min, 4-2 (OT); Fifth place: Jackson Grad, BSM, won by forfeit over Chris Mann, W; Seventh place: Tommy Sease, B, pinned Kyle Anderson, J, 2:33.
285: Championship: Nick Desdahl, Min, dec. over Shawn Greenwood, C, 5-2 (OT); Third place: Tyson Keplin, TM, dec. over Tristan Hall, 3-1; Fifth place: Anthony Mann, W, pinned Isaiah Crowe, Min, 3:37; Seventh place: Dual Keck, D, dec. over Mark Reynolds, J, 5-0 (OT).
Sun sports writer Michael Savaloja can be reached at (701) 952-8461 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Super Wildcat V8 with dual four-barrel carbs, 360 hp. Brown with tan vinyl top and light saddle leather. Inferior-quality respray, evenly applied. Good chrome; some trim pieces have dings and scratches. Vinyl roof showing its age; some overspray from last paint job. Interior all original; just call it good, as wear to the seats and fade to the wood inserts are the highlighting features.
Buick stepped up the game for Riviera; starting in 1965, it also built a special model called the Gran Sport. Later called the GS, it continued in various forms and on various Buicks. The 1965 Gran Sports included, along with the dual carbs, a bigger-diameter dual exhaust, Positraction and an engine dress-up kit. On the outside are Gran Sport wheel covers along with Gran Sport badges on the decklid and fenders. Now widely recognized as one of the prettiest mid-century automotive designs, early Riviera values have grown steadily in the past few years. The one to have is an air-conditioned Gran Sport--this was just such a beast. Total Riviera production for 1965 was 34,586. The base price before the Gran Sport option was $4,318-a lot of money in a time when the base price on an Impala Super Sport convertible was $3,212. The sale price here seems like a lot for a '65 Riviera with needs. But in fact, it is an accurate price for its condition.
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That was just such a crazy game from the sounds of things. I think we'll just have to applaud the determination and desire that got the win and overlook the fact we let in four. So long as we get our act together for the next game.
A big well done to the lads. What a cracking result. Gutted I couldnt make it but was there in spirit!
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That was just such a crazy game from the sounds of things. I think we'll just have to applaud the determination and desire that got the win and overlook the fact we let in four. So long as we get our act together for the next game.
"Them syreens did this to Pete. They loved him up and turned him into a horny toad."
it brings back memories of our 5-4 from the 09 season in tolka! for the first time in TC's reign we have scored so many as that! I know we beat Mervue 4-2 earlier in the season and we went 4-0 in that game!
longford town 5-4 shelbore . the comeback begins!
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The corruption of the best things gives rise to the worst.
well im ragin i had to work and miss the game... was followin live updates on bet365 like a few others that couldnt go and i was goin mental when we got the peno!!!! what a result.. well 3 nil down at half time, pffff KEEP THE FAITH.... hopefully few go next home game now ( and foxes before hand ehh??)
Game of the century and I wasn't even there haha when i turned on my phone to see we were 2-0 down I nearly got sick I thought this is it we've blown it and from there on in it was up down up down up down what a night!
This result will sicken Limerick they thought they were there! This league is still there and it's still ours to win and I now believe more than ever!
Delighted 2 see Athlone win too, should see a few more from their end at game next week and hopefully our result brings few out cause my Twitter timeline is full of tweets about Town from people who haven't been to a game in years. Really looking forward to next week now!
ei ei ei o up the football league we go!
When we win promotion, this is what we'l sing!
We are Longford, Super Longford, Cousins is our king!
It was a tricky one to take in alright, even the equalizer, never mind going on to win it from the spot after that. Still I wouldn't say sickened, there is a feeling you are beginning to show fallibility, our win at your place followed by conceding four at Mevrue does hint at a side who will drop points, strong belief here that if we just keep doing what we are doing we will overhaul Longford. We don't look like losing, or even conceding many at present.
Still, its a great race, exciting stuff, and hopefully will remain so to the end, fair play to both sides.
Don't worry CTP, we won't be winning this league. Ye'll win it by at least 5 points imo, we're a poor team in an horrifically bad league. Can see ye winning every game from here on in (except maybe against Waterford, coz ye seem to hate playing against them!).
I think it is going to be a good run in to the season. Was telling all my mates to lump on Longford at the start of the season, If I remember correctly they were giving ye +21 points on us and Waterford +17. It was mental and just shows what the bookies know. Sickned I didn't go for it now myself ha.
Unbelievable game and result, I dont think i'll ever witness a game like it for some time! First half we were very poor, looked lethargic and dis-interested. Gillespie looked like he wasnt right, and in fairness Murphy did well for them in midfield. Again their pacy winger was a thorn in our side. We created one chance and they scored three goals. Story of the half.
2nd half different team altogether. Kirby in his central role was excellent. Crawley and Mick provided the width on the left, and we pushed on scoring two goals, however when ex-town player tom King scored we thought our-mini revival was over. Not so, and with a few questionable decisions (in our favour for once) we pulled another back 4-3...
Going into injury time (or at half time for that matter) we would have taken a draw.. Shaw scored a great header on the stroke of final time, and with 3 minutes to go, was the impossible on the cards?
To get a goal at the end, capped off the most crazy game of football I have ever seen, and a brilliant result. I wont forget the game for a long time.
Cashcara is been rather nice lately, hel get us back im sure.
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I think Limerick fans would be more worried if you hadn't had such a huge helping hand from Caschera as it looks now ye were being hammered by em until Caschera sorted it.
Not saying it was intentional by him or anything but he is the worst referee ever the man is a joke.
It was 3-2 before he had any bearing on the result.
Sporting F*ck All!
Anyway I hear Mervue's 1st peno was a bit iffy?
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There's no point analysing a game like that and trying to get a read on how future games will go. We did what we had to do after a shaky start. The remaining games between Longford, Limerick and Waterford will decide the division. Limerick would still be favourites given their squad but it'll be tighter than anyone would have said at the start of the season.
"Them syreens did this to Pete. They loved him up and turned him into a horny toad."
Pretty much. Up until the Limerick home game, we hadn't lost to a promotion rival, which gave us the advantage. Whereas they were taking points of each other. Limerick are paying way more than us, and that should (and probably will) be reflected in the final table. Hopefully we can push on and get a bit of confidence and keep the pressure on until the end of the season. I wouldn't be convinced that Limerick can cop with pressure, so that's our best chance of winning it.
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Once Upon a Time Review: Keeping the NIghtmares Away
Who knew that the thought of making it to "Tallahassee" could make someone so happy?
For the first time in her life, Emma Swan thought she would have a real home, made with a person she loved. Instead, she ended up with a broken heart, a prison record and a baby she didn't know what to do with. Emma went from expecting the dream to living a nightmare.
It was such a shame. Emma and Neal has some nice chemistry as thieves on the run. Of course, with a price on Neal's head, starting a new life in Tallahassee would have been almost impossible.
But it did leave me with some questions. What was in the box that August showed Neal? The book wouldn't have shocked him into submission like that. Why was it necessary to send Emma to prison to make her destiny come true and how did August know that was the path on which he should send her? Could he see the future?
Knowing that this story would end with a prison term for Emma made her happiness as the more painful to watch.
Over in the present day fairy tale world, Emma was on to another adventure: climbing the beanstalk with Hook.
Emma's first priority was Henry. If she didn't make it back down, she wanted to make sure that Snow made it back to Storybrooke to take care of her grandson. Certainly a noble instinct, but Snow wasn't about to leave without her daughter, even if she had to climb that beanstalk and fight a giant herself.
The big question for Emma was whether Hook should be trusted. I didn't blame her for distrusting him. First, he's a mercenary pirate, most likely to go with whomever will pay him the most and I'm sure Cora won't make it easy to turn her down.
Second, Emma doesn't trust her own instincts. She was in love with Neal. She trusted him and not only did he leave her, he set her up to go to prison. It's no wonder Emma's heart is so wounded.
Jorge Garcia made quite the giant. He was equal parts ominous and sympathetic. We can only hope he didn't get hungry and make a snack out of Hook.
Leaving Hook behind in the lair of the giant, even for 10 hours, may have made him a dangerous enemy instead of an ally. I can't imagine that won't come back to haunt her some time soon.
Speaking of haunting, that's one scary dream that's going around. That Aurora has it as a side effect of her sleeping sickness is one thing - but Henry having the same dream bodes of something far darker.
So who do you think the scary eyes behind the curtains of fire in the enclosed red room belong to and why are they watching? What further nightmares are about to descend on Once Upon a Time?
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November 20th, 2012 5:33 PM
I really want to see more of Neal. When does he get to Storybrooke. I like the chemistry between Hook and Emma but who can respect a man that flirts with mother and daughter. I truly hope that Neal is Baelfire. My cousin and I are dying to see what happens when Neal finds out he has a son. Also, when will Pinocchio and his father reunite?
November 16th, 2012 9:57 PM
I'm a Hook fan too. Ever since he appeared in his first episode I was sold over and I hope he gets his revenge on the dark one. For me Regina and Rumple are totally unredeemable. I don't care how sympathetically the writers try to portray them; but back to Hook, I agree he and Emma together is intriguing. I didn't like Emma's boyfriend. He looks kinda dirty like he didn't shower for a while.
November 16th, 2012 1:31 PM
I love Hook and Emma together!!! Would love to see more of these two and hopefully he can be a romantic interest for Emma!
November 14th, 2012 9:07 AM
i m so hooked with hook and swan..
in the end i was just craving for them more.
don't know but i really dont like Neal and never liked August. after this episode i don't think i will ever like him again -
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November 11th, 2012 2:21 PM
enjoying all the comments, thanks everyone...............still not sold on the Neal - Bael thought though. I going with Peter Pan etc...........
It's been mentioned a few times that possibly it was Rump's dagger that was in the box...not sure how that would happen .... Rump has always been in possesion of the dagger, he had it in Storybook and Storybrooke....remember he dug it up with August when he mistakenly thought August was Bael...he told August he had buried it as he was afraid 'someone' (Regina) might find it in his shop....is the speculation that August stole the dagger from Rump and then put it back after?
I love how the writers minds work.........I envy them completely!!! Love the show. -
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November 9th, 2012 2:53 AM
theories galore. lets not forget that henry ate the poisoned apple which is based on the same sleeping curse as the one used on aurora. they obviously are looking at each other but what does the room represent? the only thing that we have seen so far that comes to mind is the room with all the portals that jefferson and regina enter through the hat in "hat trick". i think neal is either peter pan or baelfire but im leaning towards baelfire for now. that would be a twist if henry turned out to be gold's grandson. gold and regina would be related lol, delicious! if neal is a fairyland person then the book would be all he needs to convince him of who emma is, especially if he is rumple's son. but why did august keep the money? the kid really has conscience issues. why didnt they just cut down the beanstalk so hook couldnt follow them? major mistake on the girls part. it was interesting to watch this episode. i didnt know how an episode without storybrooke would work but it did. one of my
November 8th, 2012 9:34 AM
I think when Henry was relating to Charming his nightmare, he had heard it before, like when Snow asked Aurora what her nightmare was, she had a strange expression, which made me think that she had the same nightmare.
Anyway, awesome episode! Answered a LOT of questions and opened new ones... makes you watch more. -
November 8th, 2012 3:00 AM
The nightmare was kinda creepy, Aurora said that 'HE was looking right at me' while Henry said 'SHE was looking right at me' could they be looking at EACH OTHER? It's the only thing that makes sense to me at this point. Maybe the red room is some kind of portal or something? I don't know, just speculating. . .
November 6th, 2012 12:09 PM
Tinkerbell was in the box? Small, makes you believe in magic. Neal being Peter Pan would fit in nicely then. And makes the Charmings in-laws with Gold if he's also Rumple's son.


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Let it be said that I am not in the best of moods.There is this second cousin of mine... Previous to my father's massive stroke (and the end of him being either useful or fun for this second cousin) my father and this man were close. They spent their childhood together fishing, hunting, and generally being young boys of the 1950's and 1960's. They both married and the families were close. At the time of my father's stroke this man made certain that he showed up to the hospital to tell us of how very sorry he was for this to happen to my dad. But since then we've not seen him too much. This guy calls other family members and informs them "I went by Mickey's house..." What he must mean is that he drove by on his way to work, because he's never stopped. Never rung the doorbell and hung out with the man he used to call his friend. And everytime he would bump into my mom at the grocery store, he'd always mention how he had just shot the best deer and was going to bring my dad some that week. Those weeks passed. He never came.
My grandmother on my mom's side died. And since there was going to be family congregated that would possibly notice him not being there, he showed up. He stood by my dad and told great stories of his most recent accomplishments. The three foot catch, the ten point buck. He must have lost track of which great accomplishment he was speaking of when he told my brother and I how he caught this great rockfish and "field dressed" it right there on the spot. What the hell was the rockfish doing in the field? I wanted to ask, but to keep peace, I held my tongue.
This man is a pastor of a church. He is supposed to be a shepherd. Comfort in times of need. To me he is a joke. He is someone that I look at and say to myself "don't be like him." Do more. Show up. Be present. And don't point out all of your successes. And the ways in which you matter.
Because the minute you do you will end up field dressing a fish.
I will always remember the people who showed up and stuck by us during James' cancer battles. Then there are those that are just looky-loos. This man you describe is an empty shell of a human being. We all know one like him.
In high school, I attempted suicide and the only person I felt comfortable telling was my Sunday School teacher. He came to my house, told me to trust him, and sat my parents down and told them what I'd said and told them that he wasn't leaving until they'd set up an appointment for me to meet with someone I felt safe talking to. They ended up not really doing that, though, and they told my pastor and all of the elders what had happened. Suddenly, our pastor was telling my Sunday School teacher that 'they'd take it from there' and that he was no longer 'in charge'. Fortunately, he fought really hard for he and his wife to be able to keep meeting with me, but it sat a bad precedent for me with the pastor and all of those weird older men who suddenly knew something really personal about me.
A few years later, still in high school, I found out that my mom had been dumping food in my brother's hair and my dad had shoved him into a table during an argument. I went to that same pastor and begged him to do something, anything to help my brother. Get him out of there, help him get to a family from church's house, somewhere he would be safe. He did nothing. But man, on Sunday, he sure did have that charismatic smile perfected, that tear-jerker of an illustration to go along with his emotionally-charged sermons. I left that church around the same time they forced my Sunday school teacher to leave because of a conflict of beliefs on baptism. A year later, the pastor moved to Virginia without giving the church any warning. I don't like pastors.
We had a priest who raped and molested many children in many states. I was always terrified of him and knew he was creepy. He was kicked out of our town and went to many other cities and states. Years later, with the lawsuits, he was taken into custody and jumped out of a window and killed himself. I left the church after all of that.
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Grew up in Virginia when Good Ole Pat Robinson got started.
I have dined with Uncle Pat and lived to tell about it.
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I remember thinking that he looked like he had been embalmed. And that was ten plus years ago.
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text: On Tue, 16.11.10 12:38, Linus Torvalds (firstname.lastname@example.com) wrote:Well, I do care. But I care more about *real* problems. For example the fact that "updatedb" makes your system sluggish while it runs. Or "man-db". Or anything else that runs from cron in the background. Doing this tty dance won't help you much with background tasks such as man-db, updatedb and cron and its jobs, will it? They don't have ttys. Sorry for you. meh! Meh! meh! meh! meh! (And along comes systemd, which actually handles this properly, since it actually has a proper notion of what a service is, and what a session is, and what an app is. And which hence can control all this sanely.) Binding this to a tty is just solves a tiny bit of the real problem: i.e. your own use of make -j. End of story. Lennart -- Lennart Poettering - Red Hat, Inc. --