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Originally Posted by AGD
Originally Posted by AGD
So tell us, Tom... How big is AO?
To leave feedback: Click seller/buyers name, Click feedback score, Click leave feedback
Originally Posted by BTAutoMag
Keep in mind, those files are stuff like Mod directories, image hosting, etc. The REAL AO is the SQL database. That, I'm curious about myself.
I got a second email from my guys and I am not sure if the SQL database is downloaded yet or not. I will get a number when its through.
I looked up SQL on Google.Originally Posted by AGD
"Structured Query Language is a special-purpose programming language designed for managing data in relational database management systems (RDBMS)."
Yeah, clear as mud.
Um, what's your question? Ours is, how big is the SQL database for AO. Not sure what yours is...Originally Posted by going_home
2.6 gigs.
That's pretty small! My current paintball pictures file has 10.3 Gb (39,605 files) while just the AGD folder is like 3.2 Gb (11,225 files)...
No - that's the SQL database.
That's actually pretty damned big.
No question.Originally Posted by Dayspring
Just wondered what sql was.
Now that I know it didn't help.
Still Greek to me.
or you just have too many repetitive pictures
It's the programming language that allows tables containing data to be related to each other and stored/retrieved.Originally Posted by going_home
Believe it or not, I don't have many repetitive pictures as I filter them constantly to make sure they are good. If you want, shoot me a PM with your e-mail and I can grant you read access to the library as it's currently stored on my Skydrive.Originally Posted by wimag
It's actually the DataBase itself. A set of tables that are all related between each other and contains the information we post here. The programming language is rather a mix of languages (HTML, ASP, C and what not) that's used to create the graphic interface (the actual web site), which pulls the information from the tables stored on the DataBase.Originally Posted by Dayspring
Wonder if he meant form, or was it forum ?Originally Posted by AGD
Anyone noticed that the TechPB Forum crashed a week ago during an update?
I took these Info from facebook.
9. November:
Yesterday:Mike Phillips: we tried to install an update to the forum software and it corrupted the database. So we're working on our backups to restore it back to normal. But it's going to take some time
Few hours ago:Mike Phillips:
*** TechPB Forums are back online *** The restore point was Feb 2012. Everything that happened after Feb 2012, was lost in the data corruption. This includes signatures, posts, feedback, BST threads, if it was posted or changed after Feb 2012, it was lost in the database corruption that took place a week ago. Share it out fellas, thanks again
Mike Phillips: *** ATTN ** we're not done yet with the restoration of the forums. There is a TON of work, that still needs to be done to get everything back to 100% normal. Right now, we are at about 30% complete, but we've restored enough functionality to let people back into their accounts and back on the forum. We will continue to work behind the scenes, patching everything up and fixing everything back to no
rmal. You have to remember, the people who are working on this, work full time jobs, have families and other responsibilities. They are burning the midnight oil trying to fix the mess. We were able to restore all the posts up until Nov 6th, and now we're just connecting the dots to bring everything back to normal. It's going to take a little bit more time to fix everything. Deep breaths everyone
I'm glad that we took the way we did and qualified people are taking care of everything.
This is why you have database backups...
Originally Posted by TechPB-MikeOriginally Posted by godraepOriginally Posted by TechPB-MikeLOL.Originally Posted by RST
Thank you Tom for understanding that AO is a self-perpetuating community that revolves around your innovations and those who swear by them and try to grow them, and not letting flybynights, "punks", and lesser forums destroy that.
I am scared and excited to see the AO of the future!
Wow. That was not handled well at all. They really should have taken the forum down while they restored the incrementals. Their DB is going to be a mess.Originally Posted by RST
Wow, I missed this one somehow :
And a thanksgiving update :Originally Posted by AGD
Originally Posted by AGD
The mustache never sleeps !
Originally Posted by AGD
I know it has to be done but what will we do in the meantime ?
Hey, newest version !Originally Posted by AGD
Hopefully someone is capable to keep it updated too.
When I downloaded VBulletin, I logged into the member area and downloaded it myself. If you have your customer number and password, you have everything you need to download the software.Originally Posted by AGD
Here's what the email would look like:
Subject line: vBulletin Customer InformationHello,
Thank you for placing an order with vBulletin! This email contains everything you need to know to use your new products and services.
The vBulletin customer area is located at: http://members.vbulletin.com/ Here you may download products, enter information for any services you purchased such as installations, receive technical support, and purchase additional licenses and services. ** If you have purchased the installation or upgrade service, you must click the "edit worksheet" button in the customer area to begin the process!
** Your login details for the vBulletin customer area are as follows:
Customer Number: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Customer Password: YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Here are the licenses we have on file for you: ZZZZZZZZZZZ-- vBulletin 4.x Forum; expires: n/a
If you have any questions, you may create a ticket via the customer area or contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please join the vBulletin team and other customers on the customer forum (http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/).
Thanks! vBulletin Customer Support
vBulletin� is a registered trademark of vBulletin Solutions, Inc. in the U.S., with registration pending. This e-mail message is confidential and for use by the addressee only. You are not allowed to share the contents of this message with anyone, nor are you allowed to post the URL of this ticket. If the message is received by anyone other than the addressee, please return the message to the sender by replying to it and then delete the message from your computer. Internet e-mails are not necessarily secure. vBulletin Solutions, Inc. does not accept responsibility for changes made to this message after it was sent.
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He couldnt log on.Originally Posted by AGD
If he paid for it, he should have that info. It shouldn't be another email.
Did get an email receipt, never got an email that looks anything like yours.
Then yes, I would call & complain.
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Originally Posted by AGD
Wonder how long the test will be.
I dont do well on long tests.
Teacher I have to go to the bathroom
The real trick will be the style/design switch.
Lots of things have changed from VBulletin 3 to VBulletin 4.
One thing I AM looking forward to though is ForumRunner being active. (If he turns it on, which he 100% should!)
I have never figured out why you need an "app" to view a forum.Originally Posted by Dayspring
Maybe if you are still on 2G or 3G.
I'd rather look at the full webpage than a mobile "half there" page.
But LTE is fairly fast.
Originally Posted by AGD


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The baseball team's games now will be played Saturday, April 13 (varsity only). First game begins at 2 p.m.
The softball team's games now will be played Tuesday, April 16. The Orioles will play their next games Monday at home against McPherson.
Augusta's girls soccer and boys golf teams still compete at home today.
The Augusta Middle School track meet scheduled for today at Wellington has been postponed, as well.

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The FBI has conducted more than 100 investigations into suspected Islamic extremists within the military, NPR has learned. About a dozen of those cases are considered serious.
Officials define that as a case requiring a formal investigation to gather information against suspects who appear to have demonstrated a strong intent to attack military targets. This is the first time the figures have been publicly disclosed.
The FBI and Department of Defense call these cases "insider threats." They include not just active and reserve military personnel but also individuals who have access to military facilities such as contractors and close family members with dependent ID cards.
Officials would not provide details about the cases and the FBI would not confirm the numbers, but they did say that cases seen as serious could include, among others things, suspects who seem to be planning an attack or were in touch with "dangerous individuals" who were goading them to attack.
Details Revealed At Closed Congressional Hearing
The FBI and the Department of Defense declined to discuss the figures on the record, but three sources with direct knowledge confirmed that the numbers were revealed in a closed session of a House-Senate committee hearing in December. The FBI also declined to say whether it has compiled more up-to-date figures since that time.
"I was surprised and struck by the numbers; they were larger than I expected," Sen. Joseph Lieberman, an independent from Connecticut and chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security, told NPR. He stopped short of confirming the numbers.
"I know one can say that as a percentage of the millions of people in active military service or working with contractors, the numbers you talk about are a small percentage of the total, but the reality is it only took one man, Nidal Hasan, to kill 13 people at Fort Hood and injure a lot more," Lieberman said.
Hasan was an Army major at Fort Hood in Texas who is charged with opening fire on soldiers in the base's processing center in November 2009. The rampage is considered the most serious terrorist attack on U.S. soil since the Sept. 11 attacks.
Prosecutors say Hasan had been in touch with an American-born radical imam, Anwar al-Awlaki, to ask for spiritual guidance ahead of the shooting; and Awlaki is said to have blessed it. Awlaki was killed in a drone attack in Yemen last year.
Investigators also say Hasan had been displaying signs of increasing radicalization before the shooting took place, but the behavior had not been properly reported. Hasan's court-martial is set to begin on Aug. 20, and he faces the death penalty.
The FBI compiled its tally of Islamic extremist cases in the military late last year for a joint hearing that Lieberman co-chaired. The hearing was looking at possible threats to military communities inside the United States, and the number of cases was revealed at that time.
About A Dozen Cases Face Full Investigation
The FBI typically divides investigations into three categories: assessment, preliminary investigations, and then full investigations in which agents have enough evidence to justify using all the investigative tools at their disposal. As of last December, there were a dozen cases in that last category.
"This number speaks not only to the reality that there is a problem of violent Islamic extremists in the military, but also that the Department of Defense and the FBI since the Nidal Hassan case are working much more closely together," said Lieberman.
Officials stressed that the FBI and the Department of Defense track all kinds of extremism within the military community from white supremacists to neo-Nazis, not just Islamic extremists.
But the Fort Hood shooting inspired new reporting procedures aimed at catching plots before they unfold. Since 2001, law enforcement officials have foiled and prosecuted more than 30 plots or attacks against military targets within the United States.
A Conviction Last Month
Just last month, an AWOL Muslim soldier named Naser Abdo was convicted of plotting to attack Fort Hood. Officers found components for an explosive device in Abdo's hotel room not far from the base.
Abdo told the judge that the plot was supposed to exact some "justice" for the people of Afghanistan and Iraq. In an audio recording played during the trial, Abdo said his Islamic faith was part of the reason he planned the attack.
Lieberman says that Abdo actually called out Major Hasan's name shortly after he was found guilty of conspiring to attack a restaurant just outside Fort Hood where active service members often went with their families. Abdo is expected to be sentenced in July. It is not clear whether his case was one of the cases on the FBI's list.
Military Bases Considered Likely Targets
Officials say for many aspiring violent jihadis a military base is seen as fair game for an attack. Al-Qaida's narrative revolves around the idea that America is at war with Islam the world over, and the perception is that the U.S. military is at the forefront of that battle.
Counterterrorism officials say that for many freshly minted jihadists, a military target is an easier choice and easier to justify than targeting a shopping mall or other soft civilian targets — precisely because it is seen as part and parcel of the battle.
"After the Fort Hood shooting, having just one serious case, much less having a dozen, is cause for concern," says Bruce Hoffman, a professor and counterterrorism expert at Georgetown University and a distinguished scholar at the Wilson Center.
"You have to think about how people in the military community aren't just your run-of-the-mill jihadis," Hoffman says. "These are people who have access to guns and to bases and are supposed to have security clearances. This is not the community you want to be radicalizing."
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish.
And I'm Melissa Block. We begin this hour with an exclusive story about alleged threats from within the U.S. military. NPR has learned that the FBI conducted more than 100 investigations into suspected Islamic extremists inside the military, and at least a dozen of those cases are considered serious - serious enough to warrant a deeper inquiry.
This is the first time these numbers have been revealed publically. NPR's Dina Temple-Raston joins me with more on the story. And Dina, what have you learned.
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON, BYLINE: Well, what we know is that at the end of last year, the FBI provided a handful of lawmakers with an accounting of all the active Islamic extremist cases they were pursuing inside the military community. And this happened during a closed session in December that was called to look at threats to the military here at home. And that's when lawmakers first heard that the FBI and the Department of Defense had about 100 cases, and that a dozen of them were considered serious.
You know, the FBI declined to confirm the numbers for us because they said they're classified, but the officials familiar with the tally confirmed that the numbers we have are correct. What we don't know is if those numbers have changed dramatically since December.
BLOCK: And Dina, specifically, these are cases in which the FBI and the Pentagon were worried that somebody inside the military was actually going to attack a military target?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Exactly right. I mean, the universe of people is more than just active military and reservists. It also includes close family members and contractors, basically anyone who can get onto a military installation by showing a military ID. Now, if you think about that, that's hundreds of thousands of people that could be included in that universe.
And you could say that 100 cases is just a tiny percentage of that. But Senator Joseph Lieberman, who co-chaired that joint hearing last December, told us that that wasn't the only way to think about it.
SENATOR JOSEPH LIEBERMAN: But the reality is, it only took one man, Nidal Hasan, to kill 13 people at Fort Hood and injure a lot more. So I thought the number was higher than I would have guessed.
TEMPLE-RASTON: Now, the man he's referring to, Nidal Hasan, that's Major Nidal Hasan. He was an active-duty Army psychiatrist who opened fire on soldiers at a processing center at Fort Hood in 2009. Counterterrorism officials considered that to be the worst terrorist attack on the homeland since 9/11.
BLOCK: And Dina, these investigations that you're talking about, are they a reaction to that mass shooting at Fort Hood? Did these stem from that, specifically?
TEMPLE-RASTON: To a certain extent, they are. Both the FBI and the Defense Department have been extra vigilant in tracking these cases since Fort Hood, and there have been - there had been a bunch of warning signs that indicated that Major Hasan was becoming increasingly radicalized. And people like Senator Lieberman think officials at the time may have turned a blind eye to them.
And since Fort Hood, the presumption is to treat these things much more seriously.
BLOCK: Now, Dina, we mentioned there were maybe 100 or so investigations into suspected Islamic extremists, but that narrowed way down to those that were considered a possibly serious threat. Any way to judge how serious these threats might be?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, it's difficult to say. I mean, there's always a chance that there has been some overreaction. I mean, the military and the FBI have been really wary of looking like they're only going after Muslims. Officials that we talked to stressed that the FBI and the military track all kinds of extremism in the ranks, from white supremacists to neo-Nazis.
And it's also hard to gauge how serious these cases are, because as a general matter, the FBI doesn't discuss open investigations, which is what all of these would be. But everybody I talked to said that after Fort Hood, there was new vigilance to not allow an attack like that to happen again. Among other things, the FBI and the Defense Department set up a new reporting procedure to make sure that someone like Hasan wouldn't fall through the cracks.
And the FBI wouldn't say how close any of these cases are to becoming something like a Hasan case or a Fort Hood case, or how close they are to arrests. And until something like that happens and we could see the evidence, it's hard to gauge what kind of threat this really is.
BLOCK: That's NPR's Dina Temple-Raston with an exclusive report on FBI investigations into possible Islamic extremists within the U.S. military. Dina, thank you.
TEMPLE-RASTON: You're very welcome. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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It's that time of year when I present you with some statistics and then declare them useless. How it happens that no government has seen fit to hire me to blog for THEM I cannot comprehend.
As I have mentioned, we keep a running tally of how many boxes of books we've packed, and we note this by subject. And it is along about now that I do a preliminary study of what we have, comparing it to the official list for the previous year, which is finalized about the 4th of July.
So we are comparing apples to oranges in the first place, and since I have no way of predicting what will come in over the next three months, it cannot be considered a perfect prediction of what you'll find.
However, a few trends do become obvious right away. For starters, right now we have 20 percent more boxes of children's books than we had at the end of June, 2012 or June, 2011. So I think I can confidently predict that we are going to have one whomping big Children's section come July. Furthermore, one reason we have so much along these lines was the massive collection of pop-up books which came in.
There was also a large collection of paper doll books, which are going into the Collectors section, primarily because they're heavily slanted toward paper doll books for adults: Marilyn Monroe Paper Dolls, Ronald Reagan Paper Dolls, etc. However, the auxiliary collection of books on the history and collecting of paper dolls went into the Antiques section, along with all the books on collecting dolls, doll houses, mechanical toys, board games and so on. So right now our Antiques section is sneaking up on double what it was in June of last year.
Two major collections of blank journals and notebooks came in, so I expect the Blank section to be a bit bigger, and our Foreign Language section is also running quite high. Several large French collections came in, and I'm expecting another before July, and there was a significant collection of books in Italian. If you need a copy, we also have Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep in Japanese.
Now where will we disappoint? For each growth category we need one that's sparse this year. Well, to my surprise, Political Science is way down. I've had days when I thought I was pricing nothing but "How To Hate The Other Guy" nonfiction. Science Fiction and Mystery are a little below where they ought to be, but will likely make a recovery. Our Mystery and Science Fiction fans will not let us down. (We must not forget the beautiful lady who brought us three carloads of signed science fiction in late June a couple of years ago. I have always regretted some of what I said to her, but, really, I don't much want three carloads of ANYTHING in late June.)
Sets of encyclopedia are a little low, too, but the man who sets those out feels that's just fine.
We have nine boxes of essays so far: since that's a new category, we can't compare it with last year. One reason we gave in to peer pressure and created the Essays section was to try to reduce the massive Books and Authors section, but this has not worked out. See, the lady who sent us all the children's books also had lots of books ABOUT children's books.
A lot of you seem to be ditching your games and jigsaw puzzles; we seem to be up in that area. Fortunately, it isn't ALL the basic Trivial Pursuit box. Say, remind me to tell you someday about the person who suggested we hide a jigsaw puzzle piece on every table and invite customers to pick these up and assemble the puzzle at a big table in the lobby. Yeah, the Truly Great Ideas section is about as big this year as ever.


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Subway sorry 'Footlongs' came up short
NEW YORK (AP) -- Subway is apologizing that its "Footlong" sandwiches fell short of expectations.
The world's largest fast-food chain faced widespread criticism last week after a man posted a photo online showing a "Footlong" next to a tape measure that showed it to be just 11 inches. Subway said Friday that it's redoubling efforts to "ensure consistency and correct length" in all its sandwiches.
The company had already noted last week that bread length could vary when franchisees don't bake to its exact specifications and that it would reinforce policies to ensure consistency. In a statement Friday, Subway expressed "regret" for "any instance where we did not fully deliver on our promise to our customers."
Third-grader takes loaded gun to school
INKSTER, Mich. (AP) -- Authorities say a third-grade student brought a loaded handgun to his Detroit-area school but was stopped before he walked through the doors.
School district spokeswoman Val Hughes says the principal at Daly Elementary School in Inkster was tipped by a phone call before school started on Friday morning.
She says the principal met the boy at the school's entrance. The boy and weapon were removed from school grounds around 9 a.m. Hughes says no one was harmed and that other students weren't aware of what happened.
Friar accused of sex abuse kills himself
HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa.
Blair Township police Chief Roger White tells the Associated Press an autopsy by the county coroner confirmed that 62-year-old Brother Stephen Baker died of self-inflicted wounds.
White said officers were called to St. Bernardine Monastery in Hollidaysburg on Saturday morning after another resident had found Baker not breathing.
Baker was named last week in legal settlements with 11 men who alleged he sexually abused them at a northeast Ohio school three decades ago. A Pennsylvania school said it has also received molestation allegations involving Baker.
67 dead, 99 live cats found in N.Y. house
WRIGHT, N.Y. (AP) -- Authorities say 67 dead cats and 99 living cats had were removed on Wednesday from a filthy home in upstate New York.
The Times Union of Albany reports the dead cats were packed in plastic bags in the freezer and the live cats were in crates stacked floor to ceiling.
Sheriff's deputies went to the home after a neighbor called to complain about the overpowering odor of cat urine and feces.


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The perfect romantic summer evening: A loaf of bread, a jug of wine — and a couple of sturdy goats.
This is the scenario, or something very close to it, envisioned by Michael Montgomery. A longtime chef, he is now director of the Mountain Flower Goat Dairy, 3240 N. Broadway, just north of the North Boulder Recreation Center, on land leased from the Long's Gardens iris farm.
The dairy, a nonprofit urban dairy with an educational slant, has been operating on 5 acres at Long's Gardens for about two years. It offers such features as tours for school groups, spring and summer kids' birthday parties — where children can spend quality fun time with their hooved hosts — as well as raw goat milk shares, allowing people to own a slice of the operation, and in return receive up to a gallon of milk a week.
"It's one of the only natural probiotics," Montgomery said of raw goat milk. "So for people looking for a natural source of those, raw goat milk is really, really good bacteria for your gut ... . Goat milk just happens to be much more similar to human milk, so our bodies can process it much faster."
And now, the dairy's plan is to branch out, and probably in late August, start offering evening dinner hikes into the mountains. Supplies will be toted by a small team of the dairy's goats, which are now being trained for such duty.
Taber Ward, executive director of the Mountain Flower Goat Dairy, sees the "pack goat" venture as a logical next step for the enterprise, which also soon will be offering cheese-making workshops.
"It was just sort of a combination of what Michael's skills offered and what we already had on the farm," Ward said of the goat-pack dinner trips. "It seemed like such a natural collaboration, our two minds thinking together, more than anything."
'Dog encounters can be tricky'
You may have seen the goats being put through their paces — without packs, so far. Montgomery said that even in Boulder, where the exceptional is sometimes seen as humdrum, the goats are getting people's attention.
"My (training) hikes are very slow going," Montgomery admitted. "Especially at trailheads, when there's lots of people. They want to take a picture or meet the goats or pet the goats, generally. No one has seen it around here, so seeing goats on trails, I have gotten a lot of excitement — and lot of encouragement."
Montgomery pointed out one issue raised by the proliferation of another four-legged animal more frequently seen on Boulder trails.
"Dog encounters on trails can be tricky," he conceded. "Goats are scared animals, generally, because they are prey animals." And because Mountain Flower functions in part as a demonstration farm, with lots of young visitors, its goats are "de-budded" — their horns cauterized — when only a few days old, which deprives them of a defensive tool.
Another challenge is posed by one of goats' favorite pastimes.
"Goats want to graze when they're in new territory," Montgomery said. "The only regulation Boulder has is no grazing on the trails. So I have to make sure they are able to break the grazing habit."
Boulder would also require that a permit be issued for such a commercial operation on its Open Space and Mountain Parks property. The permitting process will ultimately shape the parameters of the dairy's venture.
"This is new to us, so we would have to do some thinking about that and see how it fits," said Jim Reeder, manager for the city of Boulder's Land and Visitor Services Division.
"If it's a commercial outfit, if he is charging for that, he would definitely need a commercial license to do that, and it would be in the process of issuing that license that we would contemplate whether it would fit at all."
Reeder said there are existing businesses that hold commercial licenses to operate on city trails, including hang-gliding operations and dog-walking services. Once an application is complete, Reeder said, it can take up to 14 days to be processed and issued.
Montgomery said he plans to apply for the required permit by early August.
Sometimes, the goats have their own ideas
The dairy now has about 21 goats, but only a few are being trained for pack duty. The best goats for trail work, due to their level of athleticism, are alpine goats, which originate in France.
Mountain Flower has two yearling alpine goats, Butch and Sundance, that are wethered, or, castrated. Three more males from this year's breeding will also be neutered, giving Montgomery a team of at least five that he should eventually be able to use.
Boulder resident Lisa McClear is volunteering up to 10 hours a week at the farm and is among those working on getting the goats ready to trek.
"I think it's going super," McClear said. "The very first step is just getting them to accept walking on a leash.
"Sometimes, goats will have their own ideas, and they'll say, 'Uh, yeah, I don't feel like walking.' You just turn around and coax them and encourage them."
She admitted that on a recent day, "One of them in particular was just throwing himself on the ground, like a toddler. It takes patience, but I'm very confident we'll get 'em up to speed."
McClear said research suggests goats should be able to carry about 25 percent of their body weight. With wethered goats reaching 150 to 160 pounds typically, Montgomery is thinking they should be able to lug 40 pounds. He won't push their limits, however.
"I know how uncomfortable I am in a heavy backpack," Montgomery said. "And I certainly don't want to put them through that or rub them raw from the saddle."
McClear said she has always been an animal person, and when she started her volunteer work at Mountain Flower, she expected to enjoy the goats; "falling in love" with the goats and their "silly personalities" came as a surprise.
"I really didn't understand how engaging the personalities of goats are. I think there's something very romantic about the idea of taking a hike with a beloved, or friends, and going up into these hills with these cool beasts, and having Michael prepare a great meal. I would sign up in a heartbeat."
McClear is such an enthusiast, she started a facebook site, facebook.com/caprinecapersandmore, enabling goat enthusiasts to share and enjoy one another's favorite goat pictures. It has more than 4,000 likes.
"I think goats have a real attraction for people," McClear said. "There's something about one of the world's oldest domesticated animals that when you tell people you're working with goats, there's a real interest level there. People are curious about them."
'The whole Boulder experience'
Montgomery has taught classes at the Escoffier School of Culinary Arts in Boulder and put in a two-year internship at the neighboring Growing Gardens; he hopes to use that garden's produce in the meals he prepares on the pack-goat dinner treks.
"To my knowledge, this isn't being done anywhere else in the state," Montgomery said.
The farm's landlords are Catherine Long and her husband, Dennis Gates. It was founded by J. D. Long in 1905 and has operated at the same address for 98 years. Catherine Long, understandably, has more appreciation than most for goats' versatility.
"People used to use goats a lot more," Long said. "You'd see pictures from the turn of the previous century, goats hooked up to carts and stuff."
It's "cool," Long said, of the farm's pack-goat plans. "People can have the whole Boulder experience. Open space and a gourmet meal, all packed in with the goats. That sounds like a winner to me."
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The Glasgow Festival of Burlesque was founded in 2014 and took to the stage of the Riding Room and The Polo Lounge in 2015 and showcased some of the finest burlesque talent from Glasgow and a little further! With performers coming from all corners of the globe we host monthly events at Wild Cabaret, supply performers for independent events throughout the UK and in November have our offical 4 day festival. With a large network of performers throughout the UK we're sure to find something to fit your needs and are happy to help cater to all budgets. We can provide one performer to a whole show for small intimates audiences to large corporate events.
Available in Dalmally . Based in Glasgow
Burlesque Scotland is a one stop shop for burlesque/cabaret for your event. We have a network of performers that spans the UK and will work with you closely to tailor our entertainment to your event. We can provide cabaret shows, single acts, wedding entertainment, corporate entertainment and entertainment for hen parties – this is not the limit of what we can provide, just ask! We produce our own burlesque show, The Twilight Tease Revue, which will be hitting the stage of the Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy on 20th January 2018. We're bringing a selection of the biggest burlesque stars the UK has to offer to Fife. If you'd like to get a taste for the calibre of performers we can provide, come join us in January.
Available in Dalmally . Based in Edinburgh
Brandy Montmartre is one of the UK's hottest burlesque acts, renowned for her high-energy routines, dazzling costumes and warm personality. Brandy is a multi-award winning international performer who has wowed audiences from all over the UK to Athens, and beyond. This sizzling showgirl mixes classic and neo-burlesque, blending her exceptional dance skills with awe inspiring costumes and energy that will blast you into next week. If you're looking for a performer to get you and your guests in the party mood with some high class burlesque unlike any you have seen before, look no further!
Available in Dalmally . Based in Edinburgh
Socharo take pride in bringing a dynamic performance infused with elegance to every event. Not just a dance company, but a professional cabaret act with a flair for innovative choreography and bringing the wow factor to every event! Having our very own in-house choreographer, music editor and costume designer ensures a perfectly tailored show for any event. We take our professionally choreographed Bollywood shows worldwide! It is in our greatest interest to be on a personal level with each and every client making their journey before and during the event, one to remember by sharing our Socharo Sparkle !
Available in Dalmally from £194. Based in Leicestershire
Chica Bonita Entertainment are one of the UK's leading dance entertainment companies, specialising in creating and performing premium themed shows. Bringing energy, excitement and glamour to any event, making it unforgettable. Chica Bonita are based in the Midlands, making any part of the UK easily accessible. Popular themes/styles: - Brazilian Samba/Carnival - Latin/Flamenco - Las Vegas Showgirls - Great Gatsby/1920's - Moulin Rouge/Can Can & many more!
Available in Dalmally from £200. Based in Leicester
Timeless Showgirls & Events quite simply offer the most professional packages with Stunning costumes, brilliant choreographed routines and the best dancers & Singers. Looking for a bespoke package, then look no further. You could also choose from many popular themes such as Moulin Rouge, Las Vegas Showgirl, Great Gatsby and many more. As part of one of the largest theatre show production companies in the UK, you can be assured your event is graced with the very best in entertainment.
Available in Dalmally from ££350. Based in Manchester
The colour, the atmosphere and the beauty that is bollywood is presented for your pleasure and enjoyment by the vibrant and glamorous Bollywood Belles. If you want exhilarating and energetic entertainment then look no further. Bollywood Belles offers you the ultimate in authentic Asian dance entertainment. The Bollywood Belles have proven to be one of the most successful Bollywood groups in its field with performances at Weddings to Royal Command performances. Our Shows are unique and original, choreographed to an exceptionally high standard from the UKs most talented choreographers, adding to that a team of costume designers and top music editors who work hand in hand to produce totally amazing results. We pride ourselves in being one of the UKs most professional and high energy non asian bollywood groups only using the highest calibre of dancers, which enables us to maintain a very high standard through every performance and have developed...
Available in Dalmally from £150.00. Based in Leicester
The Viva Las Vegas Showgirls are one of the leading companies that provide glamorous, long legged, feather filled showgirls all across the UK. Our showgirls are available to perform exquisite shows and meet and greet or mix and mingle with guests at your event.
Available in Dalmally from £180. Based in Leicestershire
Hafla Entertainment specialises in bespoke burlesque, circus, Asian and Middle Eastern entertainment. Whether you are looking for a soloist or troupe, stage show or walkabout act, contact us for a quote today.
Available in Dalmally from £150. Based in Cheltenham
We are a professional dance troupe, with a passion for high quality and authentic dance entertainment, providing dance performances to suit event themes both in the UK and internationally. We perform a large variety of dance styles, including Bollywood, Bellydance, Bhangra, Burlesque Cabaret, Brazilian Samba, Polynesian (Hawaiian/Tahitian) Hula, Irish Dance, Latin dance, Ballet, Contemporary and Fusion styles. We can also provide variety show entertainment, performing several styles in one event. The event themes we cater for include: Bollywood | Bhangra Beats | Brazilian Carnival | Latin Fever | Arabian Nights | Egyptian | Hawaiian Luau | Polynesian Nights | 1920s/1930s Flapper Girls | Great Gatsby | Las Vegas Showgirls | Moulin Rouge | Cabaret Nights | Burlesque Belles | Around the World Variety Show | Motown Magic | Rock and Roll | Russian Dolls | Irish Show | Hungarian Hustle | Wild West Our dancers are trained to the highest standards a...
Available in Dalmally from £300. Based in London
I am a versatile burlesque artist and I can supply other performers (burlesque, sideshow or circus) if you'd like a multi-act variety show! I run my own entertainment company, so walkabout acts, marquees, etc, are also on offer. I am an experienced full-time performer and and event manager and am fully insured for all my acts. Past clients include nightclubs, universities, restaurants, businesses and private clients all over the UK. As for my acts, I have a range of shows, ranging from elegant, vintage style burlesque to pop culture inspired (Aladdin and Jessica Rabbit inspired acts), to more unusual shows such as circus burlesque with fire eating! Each act features elaborate, luxurious, custom-made costumes. Note: I sometimes have one or two videos up of performers I work with for duo shows, so not every video is me! If you would like a burlesque workshop at your birthday or hen party, I can offer that as well.
Available in Dalmally from £120. Based in Burford
GR Presents create unique events for private and corporate events worldwide. With a pool of the very best performers at our finger tips and extensive knowledge in the event industry as well as the ability to create events that no one else would think of we are the favourite of many of London's private members clubs and hold exclusive clientele With a full luxurious burlesque show, exquisite costuming plus extraordinary side show to include sword swallowing vaudevillians, fire breathing stilt walking ring masters, snake charming belly dancing temptresses and hilarious contortioning mind readers.
Available in Dalmally from £250. Based in London
Roxy Stardust International "GlasVegas" Showgirl Burlesque/GoGo/Cabaret Described as "Explosively Gallus" and dubbed the" Powerhouse of Scottish Burlesque," Roxy Stardust brings 100% to each performance and so much more! She has performed throughout the UK, Europe and has toured the US multiple times. She has shared a bill with some of the world's premier performers and delighted audience members both at home and internationally. Roxy is a pioneer of the neo-burlesque scene in Scotland. She is recognised as one of the top producers of Scottish burlesque and cabaret, and has played a vital role in the revival of burlesque throughout Scotland. She is also a mentor for Miss Pin Up UK. Roxy is producer of the "Glasgow Festival of Burlesque", "Roxy's Round-Up: Cabaret Showcase" which encourages new performers to take their first steps on stage and holds residencies at both of Glasgow's top cabaret venues. She is a frequent and popular hos...
Available in Dalmally from £70. Based in Bristol
We are a diverse agency specialising in circus, burlesque, Asian and Middle Eastern entertainment. We can cater for many other themes as well.
Available in Dalmally from £125. Based in London
We are a diverse agency specialising in circus, burlesque, vintage, Asian and Middle Eastern entertainment. We cater for many other themes as well!
Available in Dalmally from £140. Based in Bath
The event is the Island of Coll Annual Fishing Competition Prizgiving Dance. The format would be a 4 hour gig, with approx 2 1/2 hour breaks for prizes and raffle. The dancing would be ceilidh dancing with a West Coast flavour.
Hi there will be 21 woman at the hen party. We are looking for an instructor to come do like a beyonce style dance class. We were thinking in the afternoon for approx 1hr 30 mins. The lesson can either be done in the house or there arebtennis courts outside if the weather is suitable. Hope you can help :)
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Required belly dancer for community event for 25 people in Yeni Meze Bar just for an hour. The date - 24th of March.
Dance group as a surprise for bride and groom come in couple of dances. hoping for your assistance,
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Indoors, winter wedding, looking for an act during the break of the band or before they start
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Wedding in hall and reception looking for a cabaret act for the evening with band.
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Hi I am getting married on 18 May 2018 and I am looking for a group of dancers as a surprise for our wedding guests. I would be the only one that knows about this as I would like something to happen that would throw the guests off anything happening. I had in mind the following: For the dancers to be dressed as waiters/waitresses and maybe for the lights to go out making the guests think they have broken and then for one of the dancers to be pretending to fix it and then start banging in time to a song in which they would then start dancing too and follow that by all different songs put together but as one long song track. I know that probably sounds crazy as its quite hard to explain. If this is something you could do would it be possible to have an estimate for around 20/30 minutes of dancing please? Many thanks Danielle Slater
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its indoors at the gateway hotel inishowen for my daughter's wedding. her father is egyptian so to bring the irish and the middle east together.
My event is in a hotel so it will be indoors. I am either looking for a circus act like a fireater or sword swallower or something like that or a burlesque act but not too risque as there will be children there. I want something a little bit different to entertain people after the meal and while the evening guests are arriving.
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Hello, It would be for a tourist group of 26 people. A Bollywood dancer would also be a great option. If this would be possible with such short notice, please provide me the best rate for a belly dancer or as an option a Bollywood dancer. The gala dinner will take place a Bombay Blues restaurant in Glasgow. All the best, Stiina Suvaorg Europe Incoming London Operations Executive Adhoc /Mice – Long Haul
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Indoor theme is to wear pink and it my 40 birthday party! want to invite belly dancer
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It's a small pre wedding party, Henna night/mendhi ..in a marquee at house
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Hello! Our son is finishing his university on May, 25 at Charcoals cafe. For our celebration (approximately 15 guests - mainly, youth) is required burlesque dancer. What about the prices because our budget is limited? Thanks.
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Hi there, I'm gonna celebrate my 35th birthday in two weeks, and I want to hire a Burlesque dancer in The Dunstaine. I expect about 40 people there to the point. Send me please the quotes asap.
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Good belly dancer, good communication, i recommend Ozlem with confidence!
Such a lovely woman and such a fun show! The team were very surprised and the honorary stag definitely had his night made! Thank you so much for the proper somerset dance! Highly recommend
David, thank you so much for a wonderful afternoon's entertainment at my grandsons eighth birthday party. Not only did you thoroughly entertain the kids and hold their attention for two hours, you thoroughly entertained the adult too!!! Not only a great show but great value too. Thank you again. Tony Browne
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Eugene "Gene" Franklin Swindler, 84, of Pratt, passed away peacefully at his home on Friday, July 12, 2013, surrounded by his loving family.
Born March 21, 1928, to Alvin and Anna Swindler, Eugene grew up on his family's farm, located northwest of Pratt. He was the fifth of seven children, which included three brothers and three sisters. His sisters testify that he would tease the younger twin sisters unmercifully and his mother would hold him up by overall suspenders to get him to stop.
Eugene attended Golden Valley country school and graduated from Pratt High School in 1946.
In 1948, he married Bonnie Ruth Hurt and moved to Ulysses, shortly after to begin farming land that had been purchased by his father and grandfather in the 1930s. Eugene was one of the first farmers in Grant County to invest in irrigated farming and was recognized as Farmer of the Year at one point.
Eugene was a motorcycle enthusiast his whole life and purchased his first motorcycle, a Harley Davidson, in his late teens. He passed this passion on to his son and grandsons. He and the family spent many hours riding in the mountains of Colorado where he loved to vacation.
In addition to his skill at farming, he was an accomplished finish carpenter and assisted in the building of many custom homes in Ulysses, as well as being instrumental in the construction of the Shelton Memorial Christian Church of which he and Bonnie were active members.
Eugene was active in church life throughout his life serving in many leadership capacities. Together he and Bonnie were involved in the lay witness mission both at home and overseas, which took them to Ireland, Israel and Rome.
One of his hobbies was building quality oak furniture. Over time he built a large number of pieces for his children and grandchildren many of which he custom designed.
He served his community as a member of Lions Club.
Eugene is survived by his loving wife of 64 years; his son, Danny of Plano, Texas; daughters, Donna and husband Kent Smith of Pratt and Joyce and husband Willie Schmidt of Mullinville. Eugene and Bonnie were blessed with 10 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. He is survived by his three sisters, Mary Ena Britton of Pratt, Arlene Garrison and Adelene Briggeman of Rolla, Mo.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his three brothers, Henry, Calvin and Orrin Homer Swindler.
Funeral service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday, July 15, at Larrison Mortuary. The visitation/viewing will be held Sunday, July 14, from 1 to 8 p.m. at the mortuary. Burial will be at Greenlawn Cemetery in Pratt.
Memorials may be contributed to South Wind Hospice of Pratt. Condolences for the family may be left at www.larrisonmorturary.com.


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CN targets CA$1.9 billion in 2013 capital investmentsWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
Canadian National (CN) plans to invest approximately CA$1.9 billion (US$1.907 billion) to maintain and upgrade its railway network, grow the business efficiently and continue to improve customer service in 2013.
Claude Mongeau, president and chief executive officer, said, "CN is committed to operating a safe and sustainable railway, making continued improvements in service and seizing traffic opportunities to grow at low incremental cost.
"Infrastructure investments, the acquisition of new locomotives and equipment and the enhancement of information technology systems will help support our agenda of operational and service excellence. They will also make our customers more competitive in domestic and global markets and position us to maximize further business opportunities in intermodal, energy and other resource and manufacturing markets in 2013 and beyond."
More than CA$1 billion (US$1.004 billion) in 2013 will be spent on track infrastructure to continue operating a safe railway and to improve the productivity and fluidity of the network. This investment will include the replacement of rail, ties and other track materials and bridge work, as well as capacity and productivity improvements, among others.
Work includes:
• Continue CN's extended siding program in northern British Columbia, Alberta and northern Ontario
• Double-track portions of its mainline in Saskatchewan and add new signals on CN's Alberta mainline to expedite train movements
• Continue improvements at Kirk Yard in Gary, Ind., and the former Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway line in the Chicago area and increase yard capacity and add sidings in the Baton Rouge, La., region.
CN also expects to spend approximately CA$700 million (US$702 million) to grow with its customers across a range of markets as they expand their business, including investments in:
• Transloading operations and distribution centers to transfer freight efficiently between rail and truck
• Construction of the intermodal terminal in Joliet, Ill., and the completion of the Calgary Logistics Park project
• Information technology to improve service and operating efficiency and other projects to support the company's strategic agenda
In addition, CN will target approximately C$200 million (US$200.7 million) in 2013 for the acquisition of locomotives, intermodal equipment and vehicles, as well as locomotive and car refurbishments. CN expects to take delivery of 40 new and 37 second-hand, high-horsepower locomotives during the next 24 months, after also acquiring 25 new and 123 second-hand high-horsepower locomotives in 2012.


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Smyrna Town Council voted Monday night to move forward with the demolition of the vacant property at 431-437 Smyrna/Clayton Blvd.
Town Manager Dave Hugg informed council at Monday's meeting that the town had received bids for demolition of roughly $80,000, but then was informed that the market value for the property was closer to $60,000 to $65,000. Therefore, Hugg had the town's Manager of Building and Inspections Grant Prichard reach out for lower bids. Prichard said he had received a bid for $44,710; it was noted some of the costs such as an asbestos survey weren't included in that price.
Councilman Anthony DeFeo questioned the additional costs, asking Prichard if it would bring the total cost over $50,000; Prichard said no.
Earlier in the discussion, DeFeo and several council members voiced their frustration with the vacant property. DeFeo said it's time to bite the bullet and demolish.
Hugg was asked how the town would pay for the demolition since there's no line item in the 2013 budget; he said they would need to move some things around and advance some money from the general fund at some point to cover the cost.
Before passing the motion to approve the bid, council passed an amendment stating the bid is approved but with the expectation that the project cost will not exceed $50,000.
After the motion was approved, Smyrna resident and business owner Howard Johnson thanked council members for the approval and for the work they've done to improve Smyrna's image.
"It's amazing what an improvement it's made. Thank you," Johnson said.
Visitor speaking requirements changed
Residents will no longer be required to state their name and address before addressing council during public forum.
The decision was made after Councilwoman Valerie White brought forth a concern from a resident regarding providing an address considering the meetings are streamed live on the town's website. Since the meetings are streamed live, the concern more or less stems from the fear an individual may take advantage of the information and break in or attack the resident.
She said Smyrna is generally a safe community but she could understand the concern.
Council decided to drop the address requirement, but now residents will be asked to fill out a card with their name, address and contact information. Therefore, if council needs to contact the person regarding an issue they can.
North Duck Creek utility crossing bid approved
Council approved the bid for the directional crossing aspect of the projects that will put utilities north of Duck Creek.
Hugg said the bids were higher than originally expected. This portion of the project was expected to cost roughly $800,000, but the bids came in at slightly over $1 million. Hugg contributed the high bid price to the complexity of the job.
He said the town will go back and review the scope of the project, and some changes may be made. Due to design changes with other aspects of the projects, Hugg said that despite the higher price of the project, there are sufficient funds to cover the increase. The projects are funded by loans from USDA and DNREC.
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Thursday, January 17, 2013
Photo of the Day: Yvonne Nelson
46 comments:
Clearing throat. I remember what Yvonne did in THE GAME... Was it The Game? Not sure again.ReplyDelete
Have you seen Kim Kardashian's ARAB LOOK Plus Behind-the-scenes video footage on naijaPOSE
- ms bhookey17 January, 2013 14:34
Dis ladun sha photoshoot u say movie set......u n ur hlf baked stories!!!!ReplyDelete
She's pretty. I don't know how a lady will date Iyanya after singing your waist your waist all I want is your waist. He's said it all.( on a lighter note) I'm sure he's a good guy.ReplyDelete
She is prettyReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 14:39
This is what Iyanya was talking about. "Ur Waist"ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 14:42
Kim K sef go runReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:09
I wish i had this shapeReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:19
Tell about it. She is gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:27
Nice shape, wish I had Ds too. She look beautiful!!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:36
Abeg as a true AFrican man who loves to see curves on his woman, I fail to see wht the big deal is about this gehReplyDelete
Michaelfreesoul says soReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 17:55
Michaelfreesoul u deserve award 4 dis ya commentDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 20:01
Dude u must be blind if u don't see curves on dis woman. If u meant flesh, that's a different kettle of fish.Delete
I suppose u'd luv to have more than one wife @ home, as a "true African man"
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:18
Since when did being skinnier than a NEPA pole become synonymous with having curves? Ah han make una fear higher powers naDelete
Besides you cant blame me IF I have more than one wife ooooo. Read what Isaiah 4:1 has to say about this time and age
Michaelfreesoul needs not say more
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 11:22
lol..Michaelfreesoul, i cant blame you.your definition of curves is probably women with tyre waist or may be men.Abeg confessDelete
- Anonymous19 January, 2013 01:44
Mykelfreesoul, you definitely don't have any idea what curves are from your reply, you should take a good look at your dictionary. If you prefer women with flesh you should say so, like the woman Ladun put up a story on (http://ladunliadi.blogspot.com/2013/01/woman-with-biggest-hips-in-world-speaks.html?m=1).Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:40
Abeg as a true African man that loves to see curves on his woman, I fail to see wht the big deal is about this gehReplyDelete
Michael Freesoul says soReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:34
Abeg shift how can you see when your are way too deep in your tribal shit.Delete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:20
Unlike you I am proud of my African heritage and it should never be considered as being tribalDelete
Michaelfreesoul will say no more
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:21
Unlike you I am proud of my African heritage and it should never be considered as being tribalDelete
Michaelfreesoul will say no more
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 17:59
This girl is sexy abeg..Yvonne Nelson rocks jare!!!ReplyDelete
Mann this chic is hot! Her body is amazing. Yum.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:12
She's adorable,with or without em clothing,me like....and emmmm micheal,as an african man,u always look,and yet can't see !so keep looking,I wonder when ul see,mchewwwReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:33
Yummers ni make she no go wear clothReplyDelete
she gorgeousReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:12
Yvonne Nelson,Lord of mercyReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:23
And is she better that Iyanya?why cant he hold that waist,afterall he is a manReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:25
neva knew she was this hot!!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:26
love this chics skinReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:28
she is HAWT,I JUST LOVE THIS LADY AND I WONDER WHY SHE HAS NOT HOOKED ANY MAN UP WITH THIS KIND OF BODY,I GUESS ITS NOT JUST ABOUT THE OUTER LOOKReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:30
SHE IS A COMPLETE PACKAGEReplyDelete
Wish i had those beautiful long legsReplyDelete
yea she rocks!!!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:51
wish i had those long legs and her skin is soo flawlessReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:52
Yummy indeedReplyDelete
If you are hating her in this her comfort zone others will hate you in your comfort zone....ReplyDelete
She's certainly dam hotttttt!
Smoking hottt!! Very beautiful shot and she looks great!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:04
hawy shawdyReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:06
She is a divaReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:07
her skin is flawlessReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:08
her long and spotless legs are eye catchingReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:10
Maybe its high time a man grabs that body and perform wonders with it by impregnating her,lovely skin thoReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 07:15
behind the scene of what?never knew she is this beautiful,Ladun bring more photosReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 09:24
cum, is dat a nipple or sumtin?ReplyDelete
what did this lady do to be this skinny& curvy? she was fleshy back den.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 16:01
maybe surgery.Delete


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COLORADO SPRINGS - A lawsuit challenging the concealed weapons ban at the University of Colorado campuses has been thrown out by a judge.
A district judge threw out the lawsuit filed last year by Students for Concealed Carry on Campus. El Paso County District Judge G. David Miller's action means the university's three campuses can continue to ban concealed weapons.
Miller wrote that while "any right-thinking person" could see that a campus shooting spree could be mitigated by a well-placed concealed weapon, the students' argument was flawed.
The students claimed that the state Board of Regents was an agent of government subject to state law allowing concealed weapons in certain circumstances. Miller ruled that regents are a statewide authority with their own legislative powers. He also found nothing in the state constitution that would prohibit the regents from enacting a campus gun ban.
Miller's five-page ruling was issued April 30 and released publicly on Tuesday.
The University of Colorado has banned concealed weapons on campus since 1994, with an exception for law enforcement. The ban applies at campuses in Boulder, Denver and Colorado Springs.
School officials praised the ruling Tuesday.
"The judge's decision reiterates what we maintained all along: that the Board of Regents have the authority and the responsibility to set policies for the University of Colorado's campuses in regard to weapons," university spokesman Ken McConnellogue told The (Colorado Springs) Gazette.
Many college campuses nationwide ban concealed weapons, but the policies have taken criticism from gun-rights advocates who say gun-free campuses make student vulnerable to attack. The question took on greater prominence after a gunman at Virginia Tech killed 32 people and wounded 23 before killing himself in 2007.
Since the Virginia Tech massacre, proposals to repeal campus gun bans have been considered in many states, including Texas, where more than 300 University of Texas students protested the proposed change last month.
Any idiot can be accepted at Vermont. The perfect example.
"....where I live."
That would be within a very tall fence, hopefully.
I'm glad you think every cop is a "sissie", "tulips".
"Speak softly and carry and big stick."
I'm surprised to see the Camera fail to note CSU allows those with a permit to carry a concealed handgun to carry on campus and did so shortly after the VT shooting. Further, we've not heard of a single gun crime committed by a licensed carrier stemming from the decision. Gun Free Zones will always remain target-rich environments for armed criminals and citizens who have been trained, certified by professional instructors, and certified by law enforcement to carry continue to present no risk of harm or death to the public which fears them. Colleges exist to prepare adults for professional life in the real world, the same laws should apply.
Everyone is going to be screaming for their guns until someone w/ a concealed weapons permit opens fire on innocent people.
Be careful what you wish for...
"The question took on greater prominence after a gunman at Virginia Tech killed 32 people and wounded 23 before killing himself in 2007."
I received my terminal degree at VT. Students and faculty had guns on campus while I was there. No Problem!
No shooter would have lasted a minute. But during the big kill the Campus police spent their time arresting the first victim's boyfriend and then ... they waited until no shots were being fired before going into the engineering building. Gutless wonders!
When seconds count the cops will be there later - when it's safe for them.
Gun free zones are good news only for killers.
Posted by tulips on May 5, 2009 at 9:25 p.m.
"Any idiot can be accepted at Vermont."
The VT referenced in this discussion is Virginia Tech, not Vermont.
Remind me how many hours folks spent bleeding to death at Columbine before the police showed up?
Roughly 4 hours after the killers were dead?
That's a long time to suffer a sucking chest wound.
annoying, I also will never forget listening to the "play by play" radio reports during the Columbine massacre and saying - over and over - rush them and stop the killing.
... gutless wonder cops allowed a bunch of nice kids to be killed. They waited until hours after the last shot was fired by the killers. They caused death by their fear of pain.
(Sorry, but the Australians have a special distaste for gutless humans).
The truth is there are many of us walking among you, joking, drinking coffee, and carrying on with our day -- just like those of you who fear, hate, or vilify us.
We're the least likely to commit violent (or any other form of) crime. We're the most likely to place ourselves into harm's way to protect ourselves, our family, or even you. We understand our rights (and yours) better than most as we can't afford to forget or ignore the law.
You'll never read about a CCW permit holder flipping a "you-ey" in traffic to confront a cyclist at gunpoint -- and that moron is lucky the cyclist wasn't carrying a weapon this morning (if the story about him waving a gun was true).
I bet a TON of you are going to be staring at beltlines tomorrow morning. We'll be the ones wearing jeans, drinking a latte, buying a newspaper, and walking to work -- if you see us, toss us a wink.
Tulips - you are the biggest idiot in your trailer park because VT means Virginia Tech - not Vermont, which is a nice state.
Thanks for showing your ignorance. What is your IQ? Can't be over 60.
That MD 20/20 is really bad for brain cells, honey child ... but my warning is way too late to help you. BTW, how are things at the homeless shelter tonight? Are you 'gettin' any or did he pass out?
$1 a job is no way to go through life.
comcast777, this is an article about carrying guns at CU in Boulder.
When I am in a city or high crime neighborhood the same goes. You take appropriate precautions that don't require guns.
Take a walk on Pearl Street some night after dark, or the Hill, and it isn't much different from what you see in a city or high crime neighborhood. Still not scared, still no guns.
Guns are for sissies.
panda luck, nobody intelligent speaks about IQ's. It is no longer considered a valid way to measure intelligence.
Only frightened,paranoid people and scared people feel the need for a gun.
If you were at Virginia Tech you are probably a PTSD sufferer, and I hope you get help and feel better. Sweetness isn't going to cure you.
Why do people assume this case was thrown out of court? Study after study shows that guns are more likely to hurt the gun owner and innocent bystanders, than be helpful.
Griz - Word is CSU is changing its CCW policy, and was waiting for the result of this ruling.
Your-Name, if you are implying that people walk around wondering whom is carrying a gun, you also need psychiatric help, are immature, and have nothing better about which to think, and are delusional.
I never once in my life thought about who was carrying a gun.
I am laughing at your totally inane comment. You aren't feared or hated - you are pathetic and sad - people feel sorry for you. It is unfortunate you lack the ability to protect yourself in a non-violent way, or even that you feel the need to protect yourself. That is called paranoid.
There is nothing scary out there. Not where I live.
Could you produce a single instance of a holder of a concealed weapons permit "opening fire on innocent people?"
"Take a walk on Pearl Street some night after dark, or the Hill, and it isn't much different from what you see in a city or high crime neighborhood. Still not scared, still no guns."
You need to go to a city that is actually dangerous after dark,not the 16th st. mall in Denver or Santa Fe.Maybe stroll around St. Louis,D.C. (the not so nice parts,and in the day for that matter) or how about Detroit or Gary...See how much of man you are then.
"wgstrand", the sweetness nut, is being argumentative and obnoxious.
This conversation has been about the general population. Those who need or want to play with guns should join the military or police force.
It used to be the Boulder Police were not allowed to bring their guns into the jail. Nor did guards in the jail have guns.
Why might that be and where are you going to find a more concentrated group of criminals?
Many of the inmates at the Boulder Jail are not locked up. They wander the jail and have jobs. They also can be seen around the city doing work.
That knowledge should increase gun sales
among the sissies.
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"The truth is there are many of us walking among you, joking, drinking coffee, and carrying on with our day -- just like those of you who fear, hate, or vilify us."
"I bet a TON of you are going to be staring at beltlines tomorrow morning. We'll be the ones wearing jeans, drinking a latte, buying a newspaper, and walking to work -- if you see us, toss us a wink."
If these comments refer to people who carry guns, you need to be given a reality check.
1.You are pitied, not hate, feared or vilified.
2.Never once have I wondered if somebody was carrying a gun. If you are carrying your gun to make you feel good, that is your issue. Don't assume anyone else gives it a moments thought. Your concern should be if you are going to shoot yourself in your pants, as some singer recently did in a nightclub. Ouch!
I would be more likely to stare at what is below a man's belt.
"Posted by annoying on May 5, 2009 at 9:55 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Remind me how many hours folks spent bleeding to death at Columbine before the police showed up?
Roughly 4 hours after the killers were dead?
That's a long time to suffer a sucking chest wound."
A) Not really relevant to this.
B) You lack of ANY tactical knowledge is showing. Please try to stick with a subject you have, at a min, 5% knowledge of.
That is all for now.
"Guns are for sissies."
Till you have the honor of watching your daughter, mom, wife or sister being raped.
I'm not a big fan of guns, but I know a few people with concealed permits, and they are all good people. They don't carry their guns to feel good - they carry them hoping to never ever have to use them. Knowing there are good people around who might just be able to come to my defense if I ever need it is a good thing. As we learn too often, the police cannot be everywhere - if a good citizen with a weapon is available to help save lives we should all be grateful.
"Take a walk on Pearl Street some night after dark, or the Hill, and it isn't much different from what you see in a city or high crime neighborhood."
You can't be serious. Crime in Boulder, or Denver for that matter, is nothing like in other cities. You need to visit Philly, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Atlanta, Boston, etc... A simple comparison of the nightly news is all it takes to see how relatively safe we are here in the metro area.
As for the judge's ruling that the Regents are a statewide authority with their own legislative powers and not subject to state laws, that basically deflates the argument that Ward Churchill's dismissal denied him the right to free speech, doesn't it? His dismissal would be justified in any at-will state.
SonOfTheGriz only has is partially correct. While CSU permits guns on campus, it didn't just start after the Virginia Tech shootings. Guns have ALWAYS been permitted on the CSU campus. As well as the UNC campus and every public college campus in the state. Colorado doesn't just permit open carry, but our state constitution Article II, (Bill of Rights) Section 13 (Right to Bear Arms) states the following:
"The right of no person to keep and bear arms in defense of his home, person and property, or in aid of the civil power when thereto legally summoned, shall be called in question; but nothing herein contained shall be construed to justify the practice of carrying concealed weapons."
This is our State Constitution! Apparently, El Paso County District Judge G. David Miller hasn't bothered to read the Colorado State Constitution. What he might have done was to demand that student who wanted to bear arms should bear them in the open, and not concealed.
Two years ago at CU staff member attacked a student on the steps of the UMC at CU Boulder with a knife. He cut the student's throat. When seconds count, the police are minutes away.
Only a few weeks before the Virgina Tech gun spree there was a kid who opened fire on students at a Virgina high school. He was stopped by other students and teachers who had guns, but had to run to the parking lot to get them from their cars. The news stories tell of police showing up to arrest the boy doing the shooting, but very little is said about the fact that the boy had already been disarmed by fellow students and teachers who also had guns.
In Colorado, in order to have a concealed weapons permit, one has to have extensive training, pass a criminal background check, and pay large sums of cash to the state. Criminals with guns don't have to any of these things.
Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were not CCW permit holders, but the teacher who died from in their killing spree was a permit holder. Colorado law prevented him from stopping Harris and Klebold and let the madness continue unabated. In this case: When seconds count, the police are HOURS away.
Well, "tulips" - if you dismiss guns as for "sissies", that's fine. Just don't impinge on my RKBA. It's kinda like abortion - if you don't want one, don't have one. Don't keep others from getting one because of your views, however.
According to police sources cited by the Seattle Times, 30-year-old Naveed Afzal Haq--accused of opening fire with two pistols last Friday at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle killing one woman and wounding five others--had been issued a license to carry a concealed handgun despite his history of mental illness and a charge of lewd conduct pending against him.
Richard Peters told Snohomish County sheriff's deputies he had drunk several double vodkas when one of the guns discharged, striking his daughter Stormy in the head, according to the court papers. The girl was airlifted to Seattle Children's Hospital, where she died early Monday, said sheriff's Lt. Jeff Brand.
According to deputies, Peters told them he had been in the military, was "very proficient" with firearms and that he had both a license and a permit to carry concealed weapons.
wagstrand - a judge in el paso and the CU Regents are impinging - not me. RKBA? - right killer bleeds all?
I'm pro-choice, however that is a poor analogy. Since you claim to be a scientist, I won't bother to explain how silly that was.
mcmann - I've lived in several high crime cities.
Have you been to Pearl St or the Hill recently at night? It isn't only Boulder people, and many of them you know to avoid. It is safer to cross the street to avoid what looks like trouble than to carry a gun.
Churchill and CCW at CU have no relationship, but you can figure that out yourself.
"Churchill and CCW at CU have no relationship..."
Except in regards to rights protected by the Constitution, and that the same argument used to defend one can be applied to the other.


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Weech, Deveaux Compete in World University Games
Current Husker swimmer Bria Deveaux and former Husker Ariel Weech finished competing at the World University Games Wednesday in Kazan, Russia. Both Deveaux and Weech competed for their home country of the Bahamas saw impressive times at the World Games, but neither made it out of the prelims in their events.
Deveaux, a sophomore, competed in the 50- and 100-meter backstroke, butterfly and freestyle during her time in Russia. Deveaux produced solid times in the 100-meter backstroke (107.36) and in the 50-meter freestyle (27.34), but did not make it out of the prelims in the competition.
Weech, a former Husker who just completed her senior season at Nebraska competed in the same events as Deveaux besides the 100-meter freestyle (DNP). Weech produced good times for her home country of the Bahamas, but did not beat any of her personal record times.
Results (Prelim times)-
Weech Deveaux
100m backstroke 1:08.60 1:07.36
50m butterfly 28.63 29.3
100m freestyle 57.86 58.96
100m butterfly DNP 1:03.61
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The Cowboys racked up a total of 119.5 points in their second-place effort to lead the Conference. Iowa State finished 11th in the team competition with 41.5 points, followed by Oklahoma who took 12th with 38.5.
Oklahoma's Kendric Maple became the first Sooner to take home an individual championship in eight years after he topped Edinboro's No. 4 Mitchell Port with a 4-3 decision in the 141-pound weight class. With the title, he becomes Oklahoma's 66th individual national champion in program history. Maple finished his junior season with 102 career wins, becoming the 13th Sooner to reach 100 wins in program history.
For the Cowboys, Perry's win at 174 put the Cowboys on top in the team race by one point, but it was not enough as Penn State went on to win the finals at 184 pounds and 197 pounds to clinch the team title. Oliver ended an outstanding collegiate career, capturing his second national championship when he defeated No. 2 Jason Chamberlain of Boise State, 3-2, in the 149-pound finals. The senior became the OSU's 13th four-time All-American and finished his career with a 126-6 overall record, tying him for fifth in all-time wins in OSU history.
Maple and Oliver entered the finals as two of seven wrestlers with an undefeated record, and left Des Moines as two of the five student-athletes in Division I NCAA wrestling to end the 2012-13 season with an undefeated record.
Oklahoma State finished the season with seven All-Americans. The last time the Cowboys had seven All-Americans was in the 2005 NCAA Championships. Oklahoma notched two All-Americans in Maple and freshman Cody Brewer, who finished seventh at 133 pounds to earn the first All-America honors of his career. Iowa State produced three All-America selections in sophomore Michael Moreno (sixth at 165), sophomore Kyven Gadson (sixth at 197) and senior Matt Gibson (eighth at 285).
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Remembering Mitt :: 'The Trees Are The Right Height'
Bill Maher concluded the episode of "Real Time" the Friday before the election by saying "It is your choice America, because for me it is a win-win. If it's Obama, America wins, and if it's Romney, comedy wins."
Not that comedy lost with Obama's win, as this video put together by TalkingPointsMemo.com shows.
Over the election, America got to know Romney and the consensus was that - like his politics or not - he was the most awkward politician since Michael Dukakis took a ride in a tank. Not only did he gaffe with surprising regularity, he never connected. Mittmentum was a myth - Obama's comeback in the polls occurred well before Hurricane Sandy. Republicans simply believed in an alternate reality; ridiculing Nate Silver's data-driven predictions until he was proven correct (right down to Florida).
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Evans Finishes Career As A Winner
GREENSBORO - Senior Andrea Evans was honored on Friday. On Sunday, she showed out. After being honored on Friday's Senior Night at Moore Gymnasium, Evans actually played her final volleyball match for North Carolina A&T two days later, and it will be an afternoon she will never forget.
Evans finished with eight kills, 13 total attacks, three total blocks, no attack errors and a .615 hitting percentage to lead the Aggies to an upset three-set win (25-22, 25-17, 26-24) over S.C State. It was the best single-match hitting percentage of her career when having at least 12 attempts.
"Andrea was not just phenomenal today, but she has been phenomenal for us all season," said A&T coach Hal Clifton. "I hope she truly gets the recognition I think she truly deserves. She's been very efficient as an attacker. She doesn't get the big exciting kills all the time, but she scores and she scores really well when we set her."
Evans is the epitome of what the Aggies hope the program can be. In her first career match played on Oct. 16, 2009, Evans played one set, had one attack error on one total attack and finished with no blocks. She improved immensely throughout her career, and thus walked away from the program with one of the best individual performances of the past four years.
A&T played six freshmen on Sunday. During the course of the season, the Aggies lost all three MEAC five-set matches they played. It leaves one to think what could have been, and what is yet to come.
"Today gives us a vote of confidence that what we've been focusing on is going to work," said Clifton, who saw his Aggies finish 3-29 overall and 3-7 in the MEAC. "It gives them that confidence that not only can we compete, but we can also finish. That was our biggest problem this year, we've had five-set matches where we didn't finish. We've had individual sets where we didn't finish. Today, we learned we can compete, we can finish and they can be a very strong opponent in this league."
A&T's win marked the first time the Aggies have defeated a team other than Savannah State since defeating Winston-Salem State on Nov. 6, 2009, and it is the first time they have defeated a conference opponent other than SSU since beating S.C. State on Nov. 2, 2008. The Aggies three MEAC wins are the most since the 2007 team won five, and they have their first two-match winning streak in five years.
The milestones were earned in dominant fashion as the Aggies held 2011 MEAC Player of the Year Desire Waller in check over the first two sets. She had a combined nine errors in the first two sets, and the Bulldogs had a paltry .027 hitting percentage to show for it. Meanwhile, the Aggies kept freshman hitter Brooke Stamnes busy. The Aggies set her 18 times and she put down seven kills in the first set.
Despite Stamnes' strong performance, a Waller kill put the Bulldogs down 24-22 in the first set. But a Waller service error gave the Aggies the set. The Aggies had little trouble against the Bulldogs in the second set, giving the Aggies a two-set lead.
"We wanted to finish it in three," said Clifton. "We didn't want to give them any confidence."
It took some handwringing for Clifton to get his wish. The Bulldogs took a 23-22 lead on a Taylor Bailey kill. Freshman hitter Aleena McDaniel then faked like she was going to take a pass from setter Chelsea Fox. Instead Evans came to the middle to get the pass, and crushed it to tie the game.
The Bulldogs (9-14, 6-4) regained the lead, but a kill by McDaniel and two Bulldog attack errors gave the Aggies the 26-24 set win, as the A&T players rushed the floor in celebration.
"It has been a growing process the entire season," said Clifton. "We've just been trying to get better each match. We're still working toward that goal of putting it all together. Today was very special. We had two players (Evans and Devtone' Reese) playing in their final home match at A&T, and we had people wanting to prove themselves. We felt like we could compete with this team, and we were able to do that."
Evans ended her career without ever having one of her teams qualify for the MEAC Volleyball Championships. But she did go out as a winner, which is not a bad consolation prize.


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Each year, the AAA Clubs of Minnesota and Iowa recognize a select number from their already elite group of Approved Auto Repair (AAR) facilities, for their business integrity, professional standards in automotive repair, outstanding customer service and community involvement.
"Trustworthy mechanics are sometimes hard to find. Sam is one." You couldn't ask for a much more succinct testimonial than Welcome, Minn., resident Sara Gwin's recent Facebook recommendation of Clipperton Auto Repair, owned by Sam and Celeste Clipperton, in St. James, Minn.. But you don't have to take just Sara's word for it; the American Automobile Association (AAA) has, for the twelfth year in a row, awarded their Top Shop seal of approval to Clipperton Auto Repair.
Each year, the AAA Clubs of Minnesota and Iowa recognize a select number from their already elite group of Approved Auto Repair (AAR) facilities, for their business integrity, professional standards in automotive repair, outstanding customer service and community involvement. Only twenty-two out of 141 AAA Approved Repair shops in Minnesota earned the Top Shop award in 2012. These awards are given to repair facilities that over the last year had the required number of online customer satisfaction surveys with an Excellent rating of 93% or above. The evaluations are monitored and processed by AAA.
Sam Clipperton and his wife Celeste founded Clipperton Auto Repair thirty-three years ago, and have built a reputation for integrity, in an industry where people are often concerned they are being taken advantage of.
"My dad is a mechanic, so I grew up around cars", says Clipperton Auto Repair customer Vicki Eatwell. "It's important to me that I have confidence in the honesty and integrity of my mechanic. I have that trust in Clipperton Auto Repair. I know they won't charge me for work that doesn't need to be done. And they'll stand behind the work they do."
In addition to being trustworthy, Clipperton Auto Repair's technicians are industry experts. "Automobiles have changed significantly over the years," says Sam Clipperton, "and we keep pace with those changes through on-going training. We also make sure we have the most up-to-date information by maintaining access to current technical information both on-line and in-house." In addition to receiving the AAA Top Shop award since 2001, Clipperton Auto Repair's technicians are ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) Certified. Clipperton Auto Repair is also a Napa Auto Care Center and a AAA Approved Auto Repair Facility, which means they have met stringent qualifications to assure quality and reliability.
Clipperton Auto Repair offers comprehensive service and maintenance of imports and domestic cars and light trucks. Services include oil changes, engine analysis, four-wheel alignment, air conditioning and transmission service. "We provide up-front estimates of both your service or repair investment, and completion date, before we do any work," says Clipperton. "We also offer in town pick-up and delivery to make things more convenient while your car is being serviced."
"Our mission," Clipperton concludes, "is to provide accurate diagnosis and skilled, efficient service. Give us a try! Even if it's just for simple oil change, we believe you'll appreciate our service enough to keep coming back."
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Anyway, I thought I'd squeeze in this little blog post (with a big video attached) before the weekend gets too far underway.
I filmed this video a few weeks ago shortly after realizing that it had been quite some time since I had actually done a real "closet cleaning".
So I got all up in there (ahem, my closet), and got to work. Only to realize that while I had a lot of stuff to get rid of, most of the cleaning had already been done for me.
Yeah, I know. That totally sounds like it makes zero sense. But it will once I explain my go-to closet cleaning/de-cluttering/organization methods that really and truly work so well for me.
You'll get all the juicy details in the video, but it basically involves being honest with yourself every day. Not just on days you decide to clean your closet. If you're constantly taking inventory of what you have and following a few of my tips, you'll be greeted every single day with a closet full of things that you love that actually works. I swear, it's totally possible.
Don't freak out... I know that must sound like I'm constantly cleaning out my closet, but I'm really not. I don't even donate or get rid of clothes all that often. Maybe three times a year.
So what better way to show you all my closet-cleaning ways than to actually clean out my closet with you all and share with you my go-to tips and methods for a fab closet space. In the video, I also show you all what I decided to get rid of and why.
The video is full of so much more than I can share with you all here, but here are some of my main tips:
- Keep a bag or box somewhere hidden in your closet so that when you come across an item you're not "feeling" anymore, you can quickly throw it in.
- When you go on a bit of a shopping spree, put the same amount of clothes as you bring in into the "give away" bag.
- Anything damaged, worn-out, ill-fitting (and not worth tailoring), uncomfortable, or something that you're constantly trying to make "work" unsuccessfully goes straight into the give away bag.
- Donate/sell (basically just get rid of) the give away bag contents every 4 months. This works awesome because you'll be more inclined to put items you're not sure about into a bag you're not getting rid of right away. It's easier to commit to. You can also avoid getting rid of anything you may want later, as 4 months is a pretty good time frame in which you can catch your mistake if you change your mind. You can always get the items back out if you decide you want them!
I hope this inspires you all to make your closets become an organized, clutter-free space you love! Like I explain in the video, work with what you have. You can totally have a fab closet of any size.
So what closet cleaning/organization tips work best for YOU?
Hope you all have the best weekend!!
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Dear Editor:
I am a 62 year old life long resident of Hudson County and I am a proud gun owner. Ever since I can remember I have been a proud gun owner. When I was a child I owned a child's toy guns, proudly. Throughout my life I have owned all types of firearms; different types of firearms needed for different applications in the same way a golfer needs different clubs or a baseball player needs different bats, - (which BTW, according to Justice Department statistics, are used to kill many more people annually than guns). The big difference between these inanimate objects is of course the ownership of my firearms is covered, (or at least under constitutionally cognizant courts, legislators and Executives should be covered), under our Bill of Rights. There is no Bill of Needs.
As a proud member of the constitutionally correct American gun owning community let me say: though as heart broken and sickened over Newtown as any member of the human family could be, my status as a gun owner had nothing, nothing, nada, zilch, zero to do with what I am now being ostracized over and blamed for by some self serving and inept legislators, (state and federal), and like acting governors like Andrew Cuomo, (though Cuomo's lunatic rant on his gun bill will be hard to duplicate). Members of the media, (owners and talking heads), who see the particular horror and evil of Newtown as their latest (perhaps last) best hope to circumvent the written word of the law, (i.e. Article II, Bill of Rights), have also joined in the chorus with distortions and outright lies tailored to play to the non gun astute in order to serve their own personal hatred of guns and love of the concept of an omnipotent government Oz.
Recently a fifteen year old girl who participated in President Obama's second inauguration was inadvertently shot and killed in vehemently anti gun Mayor Rahm "never let a good crisis go to waste" Emanuel's Chicago as her criminal killer ran shooting from an alley. Last year the best that mayor had to offer a kid like her was to ask nicely of Chicago's criminal element to please "take your stuff away to the alley." Also 'sickening.'
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