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Leaky roofs, boilers on the fritz and classrooms lacking smart boards amount to more than $900 million in repair and improvement needs throughout Jeffco Public Schools, a recently completed year-and-a-half long assessment shows.
Though the study identified about $575 million in repairs or replacements currently needed in the district's buildings, a five-year maintenance forecast found an additional $342 million in anticipated needs.
More than $174 million, or about 19 percent, of the fixes fall into South Jeffco area schools, not including the relatively young D'Evelyn High School building, which at 10 years old could use about $3.4 million in work.
"We have an average building here that's about 33 years old," said Sam Wilson, president of Magellan Consulting, which worked on the assessment. "There's a lot of the district's inventory that's in this range. … A lot of the systems in these buildings are reaching a point where they're at the end of their life."
Teams of contractors spent one to two days combing through each of 155 schools and 32 administrative and support buildings, taking note of needed repairs or improvements.
The total cost to replace all of the district's 12 million square feet of infrastructure, in decent shape or otherwise, is estimated to be about $2.3 billion.
How the district will ultimately address the massive repair list is unclear. A similar assessment was completed in 2008, revealing approximately the same amount of deficiencies in buildings, the district said.
Repairs, upgrades and preventive maintenance are ongoing, and though the district has been able to keep the backlog of fixes from growing dramatically, funds to maintain that pace are anticipated to run out in coming years.
The assessment could be used to sway Jeffco voters to approve a tax increase, a move that failed in 2008.
"The numbers aren't significantly different than they were then, which means we're keeping pace," school board President Dave Thomas said, comparing the new assessment to the previous evaluation. "At some point, we're going to have to run a bond issue. … These will be growing needs, and our capital funds are diminishing."
But board members said that gauging the public's reaction to the information could be unpredictable. Dire needs, such failing heating systems and damaged roofs, could be viewed as unavoidable repairs, but equipping every classroom with the latest technology may not be perceived as a priority.
"If you don't have food and shelter, you can't go to the next level," said board member Jane Barnes, putting the assessment's findings in the context of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a psychology concept.
And during a recession, when government spending may extreme scrutiny, persuading voters of the necessity of classroom innovations could be a hard sell.
"I would see the public saying, 'Make the buildings sound, and forget the rest of it,' " board member Paula Noonan said, referring to technology improvements.
The school district's next step will likely be an analysis of how to optimally address the various buildings' deficiencies. And part of the process may include compiling public input.
"It was a really rigorous process to go out to every facility and look at all the detail. … We have a very high degree of confidence in the information we have," said Cheryl Humann, executive director of facilities planning and construction. "These aren't solutions … Our next step is to develop options that address those various things."
Among buildings to be examined are older facilities, some of which were designed to accommodate 250 students or fewer and are not considered efficient to operate. And certain schools, those needing improvements totaling at least two-thirds of the cost of a new structure, could be targeted for replacement.
"This is a culmination of about a year and half's worth of work," Humann said. "The process is very objective. We just go out and get facts. … It helps us focus where we spend our funds."
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Sarah Jenkins, a student in the Pharmacology/Toxicology program, studies environmental agents (bisphenol A, TCDD, etc.) and their impact on breast cancer susceptibility. She chose UAB for her graduate studies for the open and friendly atmosphere. "Everyone was so friendly. Many of the other places I interviewed had such a sterile environment, with people walking down the hallways with their heads down and never speaking. UAB had a much more open atmosphere. I was allowed unsupervised time with the current grad student in the department. That says a lot of a program, when you still get favorable opinions from the current students without a faculty member lurking nearby."
Sarah says her mentor, Dr. Coral Lamartiniere, has been a great influence for her. She also credits other graduate students for being important influences. "It was great having three incredibly intelligent graduate students ahead of me when I first joined this lab. I could easily see traits they had that made them as successful as they each were."
There is no one experience in particular at UAB that she considers the most rewarding. "Just realizing how much different I am now than I was when I first graduated college [is rewarding}]. I still have a long way to go, but going through graduate school here at UAB has really allowed me to gain confidence and grow up in ways I hadn't during college."
The motivation behind Sarah's research is personal. She explains, "In addition to being a cancer survivor myself, I've seen three of my aunts battle breast cancer, one of which who has since passed away. It's a heartbreaking thing to witness. A lot of times we get so ingrained in what we're doing, especially if it applies to a specific disease, that it's easy to forget the human part of things. My mentor is involved in one of the Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Centers and the annual meeting draw research scientists as well as breast cancer advocates, many of whom are breast cancer survivors themselves. After going to these meetings and interacting with these survivors, it's hard not to be inspired to work as hard as you possibly can after seeing the enthusiasm these women have for furthering cancer research. Their enthusiasm is contagious."
The advice Sarah gives to other graduate students is some that she received herself. "If you don't go to work every day and think that what you're working on is the most important thing you could possibly be doing in your field, then it isn't worth it. You need a lot of qualities in order to survive graduate school, and passion for what you're doing is probably one of the most important qualities."
Sarah has a predoctoral fellowship through UAB's Cancer Prevention and Control training grant. She also received a Scholar-In-Training award from the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR). Her future plans involve clinical cancer research.

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It's funnel cloud weather, the National Weather Service is warning today, in a special weather statement -- but there probably won't be another tornado. Probably.
"The combination of an unseasonably cool upper level low pressure system and the strongest sunshine and surface heating of the year is causing a very unstable air mass near the surface," the weather service states on its website. "As a result ... strong updrafts within heavier showers may result in weak rotation and brief cold core funnel clouds today. These funnel clouds are fairly typical in this weather pattern and rarely touch the ground as tornadoes."
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About a week earlier, similar weather formations caused a small tornado to form over a section of Mac. There was no preemptive 'forecast' of any such developments. Not even a hint!
Today, after the fact, we get a warning from the weather service about possible 'funnel cloud weather'.
Supposition would lead one to believe this new forecast was based less on science and more on covering one's embarrassed ass, don't you think?
Forecasting weather in the northwest is difficult, no doubt. But this particular forecast seems to have more to do with very recent weather than actual possibility.
Mac's tornado is far from being the first in the area. Obviously, conditions favored formation ( as this forecast), so why didn't the weather service issue the same warning last week? It just doesn't smell right.
Had there been an advance announcement made of possible funnel cloud activity occurring on that day, how or what effect might it have had on your daily routine?
Would you have done anything extraordinary to protect your family (pets are family, too) from the windows in your walls?
What would you, yourself have actually done if you'd had that information, Don?


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GROTON -- The next time someone comes up to you to tell you about the 100-pound snapping turtle they just saw crossing the road, take it with a grain of salt, said Richard Roth. Local snapping turtles weigh up to about only about 35 pounds.
"I've had people tell me they've seen one a hundred pounds," he said. "No, you didn't. People tend to exaggerate the size when they see a snapping turtle."
Roth, owner of The Creature Teachers in Littleton, was guest speaker at the Nashua River Watershed Association Saturday, dispelling myths and educating the public about wild animals found locally at the event "Wildlife in Your Backyard."
And Roth wasn't the only special guest. With him was a menagerie of "backyard" critters, rodents and reptiles, prey and predators alike.
The main room of the NRWA was packed full of children and parents, all vying for a view of every animal Roth produced from its carrier, each larger and more surprising than the last.
All the animals, with the exception of two, were born and raised in captivity, said Roth, and for very good reason: The natural chain of command.
"Every animal out there has a job to do. If we take it out of its home, it can't do its job. If it can't do its job, then maybe another animal can't do its job," said Roth, stating the lessons in child-friendly language.
The other reason for using domesticated wildlife, he said, is the wild-born animals, unused to the surroundings, would be terrified of the focused attention of a crowd.
"You don't want to stress an animal out who's not used to this," said Roth.
Starting small, Roth pulled out Fiona, a flying squirrel. Roth had purchased Fiona from a breeder in Texas.
"I asked him if they would just chuck them in the air and send them to Massachusetts; they said no, you have to buy them a plane ticket," joked Roth, to the boisterous laughter of the children.
In fact, said Roth, despite their name, the squirrels can't fly at all.
"They should be called gliding squirrels," said Roth, exhibiting Fiona's "wings," a flap of skin that runs from her back feet to her front feet.
After tucking Fiona back in to her cage, Roth brought out Violet the woodchuck. Unlike her name suggests, said Roth, the word "woodchuck" has nothing to do with chucking wood, as one child questioned.
The word comes from the Algonquian term for the animal. Woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, which Roth said were some of his favorite animals, are playful when domesticated. But he warned against trying to capture one in the wild.
"They've got quite a set of choppers so if I saw one in the garden, I wouldn't go up and try to move it," he said.
Next came out the snakes: a corn snake and a milk snake.
"They're also called the farmer's friend," said Roth.
The snakes are used for pest control around the crops and the cows, gobbling up mice that cross their path in the field or barn. The milk snake is one of the two animals Roth found in the wild, crossing his driveway.
The snapping turtle is Roth's second rescued wild creature.
"This turtle has gone through a whole lot of people trying to kill it," said Roth.
The reason is because of her propensity for crossing the road, which snapping turtles do to lay their eggs. The best way to redirect a snapping turtle in the road is to rotate it by the back of its shell and give it a little scoot.
To grab it by the tail could injure its spine, and to go in front on its powerful jaws could result in personal injury.
"You don't want to get on the business end of a snapping turtle," said Roth.
Pepper, a 6-year-old gray fox, was the next guest to make an appearance. Unlike red foxes, gray foxes are native to the area. Although red foxes have been around for hundreds of years, they were originally introduced to the area by the British as a game animal. Still, red foxes are more commonly seen than their gray cousins, which are capable of climbing trees.
But, said Roth, up in the foliage they'd have the chance of running into the next species he brought out: porcupines.
Still, he said, cuddling the quilled Wheezy, "As much as they love being up in trees, they're very slow-moving, very clumsy animals. It's fairly common to see porcupines fall right out of a tree."
Porcupines possess more than 30,000 quills, and although they're not capable of throwing them, they are barbed at the end and will lodge in flesh.
"If you get in a tussle with a porcupine, you're going to end up with all the quills in you," said Roth.
If you do get one or two quills stuck in you, said Roth, pulling one out of his own arm, the best thing to do is clip it and pull it out.
"The quills are like balloons; they're full of air," said Roth.
If your dog ends up with a face-full, take it to the vet.
Because of their quills, porcupines only have one natural enemy: fishers, who are fast enough to attack porcupines in the face, one of their two vulnerable areas, including the stomach.
Years ago, fishers were hunted for their pelts. The trapping, which caused a significant population decrease in the animals, is a prime example of the effect on nature by removing one species from its habitat. At the time, porcupines, which eat vegetation, began decimating the forest, much to the concern of loggers.
After putting away Wheezy, out came the fisher. This fisher, said Roth, is a baby and not animal-aggressive.
"Right now she's like a big ferret. We're hoping she stays this way," said Roth.
In the wild, the animals, related to weasels, can be aggressive and are opportunistic hunters. The Creature Teachers is the only organization in Massachusetts licensed to have a fisher for educational purposes.
More information about Roth and the creatures can be found at thecreature teachers.com.
The NRWA frequently hosts nature programs on the weekends. On Sunday, Jan. 27, from 1-2 p.m., they will lead a guided trail walk at Heald Street Orchard in Pepperell. The walk is free and open to the public. More information is available at nashuariverwatershed.org.


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"We were excited to see a number of people step up tonight and do the things that they did," said head coach Dan Colella. "The freshmen in particular had some great swims. The big thing was getting down here to Greensboro to experience the facility and race hard, and I think the group did a really good job of racing hard tonight."
The Duke women opened the meet with a third-place showing in the 200-yard freestyle relay, as junior Lauren Weaver, freshmen Chelsea Ye and Kathryn Eckhart, and junior Christine Wixted combined for a time of 1:35.46 in the fifth and final heat. After a one-two finish by the 'B' and 'C' squads in heat one of the men's 200 freestyle relay, senior Ben Hwang powered the 'A' relay to a first-place finish in the final heat. Hwang teamed with freshman Romain Decrop, senior Adam Flur and freshman Sam Skinner for a 1:21.96 clocking to win the event.
Wixted paced the field in the women's 500 freestyle, turning in the best time of four heats at 4:57.86 despite swimming the event for the first time in her collegiate career. On the men's side, senior Alex Harmon posted the Blue Devils' best time at 4:41.44 to place seventh, followed by fellow senior Matt Carder in ninth (4:42.95) and freshman Kevin Butz in 18th (4:50.78).
Junior Hunter Knight turned in the second-best time overall in the men's 200 IM, touching at 1:54.52 to win his heat. Classmate Tyler Fleming also scored for the Blue Devils, placing eighth at 1:56.19. Sophomore Katherine Plevka led Duke in the same event on the women's side, finishing ninth overall with a mark of 2:10.52, while fellow sophomore Ali Horn came in 13th at 2:11.01.
Duke swept the 50 freestyle events, with Weaver winning the women's event in 23.72. Hwang cruised to a first-place finish on the men's side, notching a time of 20.03. Fellow senior Flur clocked 21.13 to tie for fifth and sophomore Stefan Knight took eighth at 21.19.
In the final event of the evening, the 400 medley relay, sophomore Megan McCarroll, Wixted, Ye and Weaver won the women's competition in 3:49.25. The team of senior Ted Minturn, senior Jim Zuponeck, Skinner and Hwang then wrapped up the night by finishing second behind only NC State in the men's fastest heat, recording a time of 3:23.86.
Action continues at the All-North Carolina Invitational on Saturday beginning with the morning session at 10 a.m. Fans can follow the Blue Devils on Twitter (@Duke_SWIM_DIVE) for updates throughout the day.


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Macris Industries' LED lights offer boaters a unique feel and function
Mystic - Harrison Macris wants to make some waves in the boating industry by bringing modern lighting to the fore - and aft.
The 25-year-old Macris, a Stonington High School graduate who went on to earn engineering and entrepreneurship degrees at Boston University, has developed a new lighting system for boats that he says trumps the standard round fixtures with thick glass lenses.
"This is such a special technology," Macris said while giving a tour of his new, all-white office space at the Mystic Business Park that he began leasing just last month for his company Macris Industries.
The LED underwater lights that he and several associates, including older brother Constantine, have developed under the Macris Industries name come in thin, rectangular shapes and are powered by a lithium-ion battery. The flexible lights are housed within a strong composite material with an aluminum core that is extremely impact- and weather-resistant.
"We make them in all different colors," Macris said. "People like blue for their boats."
Ted Kelley of Mystic, a 76-year-old former yacht broker and marine photographer who claims to have "been around the buoys a few times," said he was a bit skeptical when Macris first came to him with his lighting idea. But the more he looked into other boat-lighting options, the stronger the realization that Macris was onto something, Kelley said.
"I realized he had something pretty unique," he said.
Kelley said that while other lights required the drilling of at least a one-inch hole for installation, the Macris product is designed so that only five-sixteenths of an inch is required. The light-emitting diodes of Macris' product mean there are no bulbs to burn out, reducing maintenance costs, he added.
What's more, Kelley said, light is known to attract fish at night, and the LED product puts out a glow that penetrates deeper in the water than traditional fare. Whether or not they draw fish, he added, the Macris lights make a boat look unique - a quality that should attract the sportfishing crowd.
The light strips are created using a proprietary system in which polymers are injected into a mold under vacuum conditions, leaving no air space for materials to expand or contract.
"It works in all temperatures," he said of the light-strip product. "It doesn't get brittle, it doesn't crack."
Macris Industries has a capacity of manufacturing up to 24 lighting strips a day as it gears up for the boating season, and the company is in talks with major suppliers such as West Marine as well as with local marinas and outboard installers to introduce the specially designed lights to the public.
Macris said the lights so far have been installed in about 10 boats, including on the launches at Dodson Boatyard in Stonington, and none has failed. The lights are easy to install because the strips flex with the curves of a boat, he reported.
"The big thing is getting them on boats before they're in the water," Macris said.
Macris, president and founder of Macris Industries, is the sole full-time employee of the company. He said four others come to help in their off hours, meaning many of the brainstorming sessions are held late at night.
"We are trying to bring a young, energetic, startup atmosphere to southeastern Connecticut, after spending time at companies in Boston, Cambridge and New York City," Macris said in an email.
While recreational boating is Macris' initial focus, he said the company eventually plans to expand in a variety of areas, including outdoor utility lights, security and military applications, deep-sea vehicles and search-and-rescue missions.
Macris installed lights onto the bottom of Voluntown Fire Department's search-and-rescue boat last summer in a body-recovery drill at Beach Pond. The rescue team has traditionally used spotlights to try to recover bodies at night in a time-consuming process, but Macris reported that the LED lights were much more efficient and led to a quick recovery.
Macris also foresees the possibility of developing an underwater light with motion sensors that would illuminate the water near a boat when intruders are detected.
Macris said he has decided to take a slow-growth approach to building his company, trying to perfect his product before launching into the marketing phase.
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Lights come in 6-inch, 12-inch and 24-inch strips. The mid-range strip runs about $500 - more expensive than traditional boat lights, but cheaper in terms of the illumination it puts out, Macris said.
Smaller boats will require only two strips of lights, Macris said, while larger center-console vessels with two outboards might need three to five.
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The Lena-Winslow graduated senior spent his fall nights playing for the Hard Knox traveling team in Rockford, while giving up a sport and weeknights to play the game he loves.
"All the training I've gone through in the winter and stopping playing football to play more baseball," he said. "While all my friends were watching volleyball games at school, I missed those just to go to fall baseball every day.
"But it's relieving to know it pays off."
Stockton earned all-state honors last season as a junior and again made the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association Class 1A All-State Team as a senior catcher.
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This is what ill be shooting at LL6! Lets see what everyone else will be rocking
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uless i get the mag im building done
I almost have all the parts of mine...
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here are... half... the parts I'm using.
I got a CP direct mount, CCM no rise feedneck, 2 inch freak tip, Luke's Vert frame, new hopper and new tank comming
So I'm using the body, the foregrip, rail and half the barrel
yea... I'm going to be remaking it out of aluminum but I'm not looking forward to it. they dont make aluminum chain like that. so i have aluminum roundbar I'm starting with
I wish I was good at fabricating and customizing.
the curse is, I only think I'm good at it
If I go, I will be shooting a Mag, but which one..........?
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I will definitely be there again this year. I'll have a blue pop-up canopy against the tree-line near where everyone camps. I'll also have a folding table, a couple camping chairs, a grill, etc...
I'll be shooting a tac-one with Deadlywind CF foregrip and 10" fibur barrel for the Horde. If my pump is finished by then, I might play the pump/pistol game, too.
I'll probably join the Barbarians again this year. I know I ran into a few of you last year. I know I bumped into OPBN, wimag and Grimm. I'm not sure who else I bumped into. But, yeah, we should try to meet up and get a picture together or something.
It is nice putting names and faces together. I met a few guys from here last year. Didnt always get a chance to sit and talk much or anything, as a couple of times it was running into them while crouching behind a bunker that was getting pummeled with paint. I'm hoping to make it this year though its a long shot. My brother is down and out for the season and not looking like I will be in a position to cover all the travel and lodging costs on my own. And I don't do the camping thing.
Lol. Glad to see I'm not the only one. Nothing appeals to me less than camping out after a long day of paintball. Past couple of years it has been really warm too. Air conditioning and a real bed FTW.
Dont forget about an amazing shower ahhhhh how nice.
Registration is open! I just registered for the Barbarians.
ill be registering when I can
Everyone signing up for The Barbarians on The Horde side? This will be my first trip to this event. Would be nice to run with a few people that have been before. And be fellow AO'ers at the same time.
Yea seems like thats the side everyone has said they would be joining. I will be signing up for that side as well.


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Weekend Confirmed begins with a cookie invasion! Hosts Garnett Lee and Jeff Cannata bravely fend off the Cookie Clicker attack brought on by The Escapist's Andrea Rene, but not before sadly losing Shacknews' Andrew Yoon to the cookie onslaught. After everyone regroups from the Great Cookie Clicker Invasion of 2014, the team discusses Valve's revelation of Steam Machines before diving into some more Grand Theft Auto V. After discussing GTA's advancements in gameplay and some more character discussion, it's time to move on to Tokyo Game Show, where Andrew talks about some of the best things the event had to offer, including Dead Rising 3, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die, Kinect, and Vita TV. The show wraps up with a new slate of Finishing Moves and the post-show Tailgate.
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Below is a press release from the Siskiyou Heat Softball Club on the upcoming season.
"Ignore the snow on the ground and freezing temperatures. If you enjoy fast pitch girls softball in Siskiyou County you have played or watched under these conditions. The 2013 season is here and "the Heat" needs you to get signed up now.
WHAT: The Siskiyou Heat Softball Club is a county-wide club that promotes girls fast pitch softball. The goal is to provide girls, 8 to 18, the opportunity to participate in competitive softball above and beyond community recreation leagues.
WHO: The Siskiyou Heat recruits girls from all over Siskiyou County. No one city has the capability of fielding a competitive team, success depends on participation from every area.
The club tries to field 5 teams every year; U10-ages 8-10, U12 - ages 10-12, U14 ages 14-12, U16 ages 16-14, U18 ages 18-16.
Team coaches are approved by the club's Board of Directors and must be certified by the ASA (Amateur Softball Association). Teams play against similar age teams from Northern California and Southern Oregon and also attend tournaments where they will play against teams from all the Western States.
WHY: If you or your daughter enjoys sports, especially softball and she WANTS: To play this program can provide many hours of active enjoyment where the player is challenged to improve and participate and make lasting friendships with other girls from all over the county. The Siskiyou Heat is proud of having 5 girls who have been through the program play and receive college athletic scholarships.
HOW: It is critical to sign up now. The Heat needs to know that we have enough players to field a team in every age group, this is critical for scheduling 2013 games and tournaments and coaching assignments. Coaches want to start practices as soon as possible.
The Heat encourages recreational softball and will work with recreational coaches to avoid conflicts. Sign up in several ways; Go to the Siskiyou Heat Website, siskiyouheatASA.com, go to the "Thanks/Links" page and download the sign-up forms attached, once completed send them to the Siskiyou Heat Softball Club, PO Box 5, Yreka, CA 96067.
The cost at sign up is $75 per player (second player in the family is $50). First time registrants must present a birth certificate. You may call Bill Pieruccini 467-4033, Jen Aldrich 905-2449, or Mike Jones 340-2929 and we can get you a sign up packet or answer any questions you may have."
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judgecorp writes: "Fears that mobile phones cause cancer have never had strong backing from scientific research, but Israeli startup Tawkon is using those fears for an interesting business model. Its free app (banned from Apple's App Store, but on Android, BlackBerry and unlocked iPhones) tracks how much radiation your phone is emitting. This lets concerned users hold their phones away form their heads or whatever — but it also gives Tawkon a useful map of cellphone coverage around the world, which is the real asset it is monetising — for the benefit of everyone, it says"


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BOSTON -- Tewksbury and Boston police teamed up to make a second arrest in connection with a Dec. 26 incident at Motel 6 in Tewksbury, in which a man was beaten, robbed, carjacked and kidnapped at knifepoint.
Tewksbury Police Chief Timothy Sheehan said Boston police arrested Tayla Spencer, 18, of Dorchester, on Jan. 21 on a warrant charging her with kidnapping, armed assault with intent to murder, carjacking, armed robbery and conspiracy.
Suspect Jeffrey Venter, 23, of Boston, was arrested in early January on similar charges after police recovered the victim's vehicle in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood. Venter is being held on $2,500 cash bail.
Spencer and Brown are accused of holding an unidentified man at knifepoint in the parking lot of the Motel 6, robbing him of personal belongings and punching him several times.
They are also accused of threatening to kill the man, and of forcing the man into his own car at knifepoint, and then stealing his car.
The victim escaped in Lowell and reported the assault to police.
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Barbara M. Frisbie, age 79, of Zephyr Hills, FL and formerly of Hawley, PA, died Thursday, February 28, 2013 at Gulfside Regional Hospice, Dade City, FL.
Mrs. Frisbie was born September 26, 1933 in Hawley, PA and was the daughter of the late Charles and Martha (Wheele) Austin. She was predeceased by 13 siblings.
Barbara was a homemaker who loved watching wrestling, taught ceramics for many years, ran a hot dog cart in Hawley and liked doing crossword puzzles.
She is survived by her husband: Robert Frisbie, four daughters: Charlotte Wintermute of Hawley, PA, Christine Kolosky of FL, Joan Wansor of FL, Judy Nonnenmacher of FL and three sons: Charles Frisbie of Hawley, PA, Robert Elliott Frisbie of Hawley, PA, Matthew Frisbie of Waymart, PA; 11 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; two sisters: Martha Frisbie, Paula Anderson and two brothers: Bruce Austin, John Austin and several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours will be Thursday, March 7th from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Teeters' East Chapel, 505 Church St, Hawley, PA. The funeral will be Friday, March 8th at 11 a.m. at Teeters' East Chapel, 505 Church St, Hawley with Rev. Martin L. Cox, Jr., Retired Pastor Hawley United Methodist Church, officiating.
Burial will be in Green Gates Cemetery in Hawley.
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Longmont police arrested six people Thursday morning after raiding a home at 330 Collyer St. looking for evidence of drug dealing for the fourth time.
Patrol, SWAT and drug officers raided the home just before 10 a.m., and the St. John the Baptist School across the street from the home was placed on lockout during the operation. When several people refused to come out of the house on police order, officers used a flash-bang grenade in the backyard to encourage their exit. The explosion echoed through the neighborhood, where many residents were out on bicycles or taking walks. Police diverted residents from the 300 block of Collyer.
Homeowner Silverio Nuanez was among those arrested. He was arrested on an outstanding warrant for failing to appear in court March 4. His home has been the focus of ongoing police investigations and mounting neighborhood complaints about drug dealing and disturbances. The Boulder County District Attorney's Office filed a lawsuit to have it declared a nuisance property, which will allow the courts to impose use restrictions on the house, such as who may live there or visit. Nuanez did not contest the suit, and now prosecutors are asking for Boulder District judge to allow them to move forward with sanctions, including seizing and closing the property for up to a year.
Longmont Police Cmdr. Jeff Satur said Thursday morning that police made drug buys at the home as part of a drug investigation and were seeking evidence in the case during the raid. Seven adults and an infant were in the house at the time of the morning raid. Two, including Nuanez, were arrested on warrants. Another two were arrested on suspicion of failing to obey police orders to leave the house. The parents of the infant were arrested on suspicion of child abuse due to conditions in the home and a lack of formula for the baby, who was placed into the custody of social services.
Theresa Valencia, director of administrative services for St. John the Baptist Church, said the ordeal has been challenging for churchgoers and students at the school. The church put up no-trespassing signs to try to discourage those who visit or live in what court records call "a flophouse," but it has not always worked. She said some would cut across the church property using expletives while children were outside playing.
"We want people to be about to come to the church safely," she said.
She added that church officials are hopeful this latest raid will quell the problems in the neighborhood once and for all.
"We're really looking for a swift resolution to this," she said.
The lockout at the school was lifted within an hour of the raid.
Satur said because weapons were never found in the home during previous police actions, SWAT officers did not wear full regalia. Police used the SWAT team to raid the house in August 2011, October 2012 and December 2013, according to court records.
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TYNGSBORO -- A 17-year-old Tyngsboro youth suffered serious injuries Wednesday in a sledding accident, police said.
Deputy Chief Richard Howe said the boy went up and over a jump on a sled and landed on his head, injuring his lower extremities. The boy reportedly had no feeling in his legs following the crash.
The boy was taken by ambulance from where he was sledding on Stonehill Road to Lowell General Hospital, Howe said. He was transferred to Children's Hospital in Boston, but his condition remained unknown Wednesday night.
The boy's identity is not being released since authorities are not sure his entire family has been notified, Howe said.


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Notes and quotes from the Television Critics Association press tour:The TV antihero apparently is not dead yet.
With the passing of "Breaking Bad" and "Dexter," there's been talk that it might be time for the medium to back away from the dark and embrace the light. Time to go easy on the damaged and/or highly flawed characters.
But someone forgot to inform Greg Kinnear and the producers of the new Fox drama, "Rake."
Kinnear, making his TV series debut tonight, plays criminal defense attorney Keegan Deane. No, he doesn't sell meth or kill people, but he has a chaotic life, self-destructive habits and all kinds of flaws. Among them: a big gambling problem and a prostitute friend he pays to be his mistress. In other words, the kind of guy Kinnear was itching to play.
"To me, he wasn't built like a typical television protagonist. And so that was kind of what appealed to me," Kinnear told reporters. "But, you know, the good thing is he probably doesn't charge very much for representation."
"Rake" is based on an Australian show and is executive-produced by Peter Tolan, who knows a thing or two about flawed characters — he co-created "Rescue Me" with Denis Leary. Tolan is aware that some in the broadcast audience might be uncomfortable with a character as edgy as Keegan Deane. On the other hand, he sees Kinnear as a guy who can play the role for some laughs and "make being a (screw)-up charming."
Kinnear, meanwhile, embraces the challenge of playing a guy who doesn't have a heart of gold, or who easily finds redemption.
"There are a lot of episodes where he learns nothing and makes sizable mistakes and recognizes it," he said. "But I think at the end of the day, he's brilliant at his work, despite the other self-destructive parts of his life."SHERLOCK LIVES: The love for "Sherlock" continues to grow.
PBS reported that ratings for Sunday's Season 3 opener on "Masterpiece Mystery!" hit a series high with an average audience of nearly 4 million viewers — a 25 percent increase over the 3.2 million who tuned in for the Season 2 premiere in 2012.
Much of that can be attributed to the robust popularity of the show's star, Benedict Cumberbatch. The British heartthrob stopped by the press tour to talk about the series, but not before making his way past a clot of fawning female fans.
When asked by a reporter what it feels like to be the subject of so much adoration, Cumberbatch humbly replied, "I think a lot of it comes with who (Sherlock Holmes) is. He's an iconic figure."
Thanks to "Sherlock" and an expanding resume of big-screen roles, Cumberbatch is now more easily recognized in public. Still, he tries his best to maintain an everyday, typical routine.
"I still take public transport. I still go shopping," he said with a smile. "I don't send minions out while I sit at home at the top of a tall ivory tower with guns pointed at the street."ALL THE NEWS THAT FITS
Jimmy Fallon, who takes over NBC's "Tonight Show" on Feb. 17, has had ongoing phone discussions with Jay Leno for the past several months. Leno's best advice for the newbie? Lengthen your monologue and make it newsworthy.
Fallon explained that his typical monologue on the "Late Show" runs about four minutes, but Leno's openers, which cover the news of the day, run about nine or 10.
"He told me that a lot of people work all day, or they work two jobs, and they don't get around to seeing the news," Fallon recalled. "If they happen to miss the news, weirdly enough, they go to you for it. So you have to have a complete view of the news and make jokes about what's going on so that everyone knows."THIS 'N' THAT
After experiencing incredible ratings success with its live airing of "The Sound of Music" with Carrie Underwood, NBC is eager to do another stage musical during the holidays. Next in line is "Peter Pan," set to air Dec. 4. The show has yet to be cast. ... When Leno closes out his 22-year "Tonight Show" run on Feb. 6, his final guest will be Billy Crystal, who was also his first guest in May 1992. ... Fallon's first guests? Actor Will Smith and the rock band U2. ... Filmmaker Ken Burns, who took on "Jazz" in 2001, has set his sights on another musical genre: country. He'll do a multi-episode covering its roots and greatest stars. It is to air in 2018.


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PERTH -- Woodside Petroleum said it wants to develop a huge natural gas field offshore Australia using a vessel that can process gas at sea, in a potentially cheaper but risky move as the technology has yet to be deployed anywhere in the world.
It comes after Woodside and partners scrapped an earlier plan to process gas from the Browse field at an onshore facility at James Price Point in Western Australia, citing high development costs at a time when competition with North American gas producers is intensifying.
Floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) technology is being pioneered by energy companies to develop gas fields too small or remote to justify the use of conventional pipelines and onshore facilities. Companies also claim FLNG is better for the environment because it doesn't require the stripping of land on the coast or dredging to create a port for tankers.
But the technology, which relies on huge floating vessels, some as long as five football fields, is untried on a commercial scale. The processing and offloading platforms will be moored to the seabed and face technical risks, including withstanding stormy seas and regular cyclones off Australia's northwest coastline.
Woodside is recommending FLNG technology developed by Royal Dutch Shell, which is building a separate platform for its Prelude project, also located offshore north western Australia. Shell is the second largest shareholder in Browse, which contains an estimated 15.5 Tcf of natural gas.
Separately, Exxon Mobil is investigating whether to use its own FLNG technology to develop the Scarborough gas field offshore Western Australia, which was discovered decades ago but remains untapped due to its remote location.
Earlier this year, Woodside said a land based facility for Browse was too expensive, overcoming the objections of political leaders who hoped it would create jobs in remote communities. Analysts had estimated the cost of building the facility at James Price Point had blown out to more than $40 billion amid a slew of cost overruns at other big Australian mining and gas projects.
Due to be built in a place marked with one of the world's longest chain of dinosaur footprints, the project faced staunch opposition from environmental groups and angered some traditional land owners.
After spending four months studying alternatives, including a pipeline to existing onshore plants, Woodside said it would recommend FLNG to its partners in Browse.
"Through this review, a compelling case has emerged for FLNG as the best option for early commercialization of the world class Browse resource, Woodside CEO Peter Coleman said in a statement."
The selection of FLNG now requires the approval of Woodside's Browse partners before progressing through to early design work for a development that may be still two years away from a final investment decision.
"We believe Shell's FLNG technology is the fastest, most economic and the best technical solution available for Browse, said Andrew Smith, Shell's top official in Australia."
Australia has long harbored ambitions of becoming the major LNG supply hub for Asia and has over a dozen projects either under construction or on the drawing board. The seven terminals currently being built should allow Australia to leapfrog Qatar as the world's biggest LNG exporter by 2018.
Woodside's recommendation for Browse comes just days after ExxonMobil released an updated environmental report for its Scarborough project.
Exxon, which unveiled its FLNG proposal in April, said it may begin early design work this year for a 495 m long platform that would process 6-7 MMtpy of LNG.
Subject to approvals, the United States company aims to make a final investment decision in 2014-2015, with first production from 2020.
Chevron, meanwhile, is pushing ahead with onshore facilities for its Gorgon and Wheatstone gas export projects, among Australia's biggest.
The company has been at the sharp edge of Australia cost increases, revealing in December a 21% cost overrun at Gorgon to $48.4 billion. Wheatstone, which is at an earlier stage of construction, remains within its $29 billion budget.
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It was a night that belonged to future Hall of Famer Mariano Rivera, so it was only natural that he wound up being the All-Star game's MVP.
In a game that featured little offense, the American League downed the National League 3-0 Tuesday to lock up home field advantage in the World Series. The AL scored the first two runs of the game on a sacrifice fly and an RBI groundout before Jason Kipnis padded the lead with a ground rule RBI-double in the eighth. The NL mustered just three hits on the night, with Paul Goldschmidt's two-out double in the ninth representing the Senior Circuit's only extra-base knock.
Rivera came into the game in the eighth inning rather than the ninth, as AL manager Jim Leyland wanted to make sure No. 42 made an appearance in his final All-Star game. As "Enter Sandman" blared from the speakers at Citi Field, Mo jogged in from the bullpen with no one else on the field. Only after Rivera had begun his warm-up tosses did his defense join him. Naturally, he retired the NL 1-2-3 before giving way to Joe Nathan in the ninth. Mo became the first reliever ever to net All-Star game MVP honors.
Mo's moment was undoubtedly the highlight of the night. But, we also got to see a Prince Fielder triple and Tim McCarver recite Metallica lyrics.
Check out D.J. Short's Tuesday Chat Recap, and be sure to follow @Rotoworld_BB and @RyanPBoyer on Twitter.
Biogenesis Suspensions Unlikely to be Served This Season
Those in redraft leagues that have Ryan Braun on their roster can breathe easy. It appears, at least according to Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Michael Weiner, that those connected to the Biogenesis clinic are unlikely to serve a suspension during the 2013 season.
Weiner said Tuesday that he expects MLB to present its findings to the MLBPA "within the next month." However, he doesn't expect appeals hearings to begin, at the earliest, until September, making it likely that things will be delayed until the offseason.
One important thing that Weiner also noted, though, is that because the players didn't fail tests and are being investigated for "non-analytical" reasons, MLB isn't bound by the terms of the joint drug prevention and treatment program. That means they can be suspended an amount that MLB deems fit rather than the standard 50- and 100-game bans that we're used to seeing.
"In theory, [the players] could be suspended for five games or 500 games, and we could then choose to challenge that," Weiner said. "The commissioner's office is not bound by the scale we have in the basic agreement."
While most, if not all, players are expected to appeal, they could decide to drop the appeal if MLB offers them a reduced suspension. How often that will happen remains to be seen.
Mixed League Quick Hits: Robinson Cano left Tuesday's All-Star game with a right quad contusion but is expected to be fine by Friday ... Freddie Freeman is able to bend his left thumb with little discomfort and should be ready for the start of the second half ... The Rangers will not call up Manny Ramirez at the start of the second half ... Dewayne Wise is out indefinitely after aggravating his right hamstring strain during his rehab assignment ... The Royals claimed Pedro Ciriaco off waivers from the Padres ... Barry Zito could be moved to the bullpen when Ryan Vogelsong returns from the disabled list ... The Rangers, Cardinals, Pirates, Indians, Blue Jays, and Dodgers are reportedly in the hottest pursuit of Matt Garza. The Rangers aren't expected to be willing to part with Martin Perez in a deal ... Max Scherzer's agent, Scott Boras, said he will not discuss a contract extension with the Tigers for his client until the offseason ... The Red Sox and Yankees are reportedly among many teams who have checked in with the Phillies about the availability of Michael Young ... Ross Detwiler (back) isn't expected to make a rehab start this week as originally hoped ...


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Armies of Gielinor Features
Armies of Gielinor (AoG) is a turn-based strategy game for up to 8 players, and the first FunOrb game to be based on our massively multiplayer adventure game, RuneScape (Gielinor being an alternative name for RuneScape's world). All players start out with a lowly barbarian chieftain and must capture structures, teleport new units and battle with their enemies to control the mightiest army on Gielinor.
The game also features three single-player, map-driven campaigns, allowing you to recreate the Zamorakian conquest of Morytania, the Saradominist reclamation of Asgarnia and Misthalin and the awakening of the mighty Guthix. This provides you with a total of 60 missions to test your tactical thinking, with numerous ways to complete each campaign.
There are lots of different units, each aligned to the various gods of Gielinor. Some units are very powerful, while others have special abilities that can affect the landscape or introduce various different strategies for you to employ. Can you balance your army's strengths to take on any opponent and emerge victorious?
1. What is a turn-based strategy game?
You and your opponents take it in turns to move and attack with your armies, with the ultimate aim of meeting the victory conditions and winning the game.
2. How many units are there in the game?
There are 76 units in the game. Each of the six gods offers 11 units, there are 9 neutral units, and all players start each game with a lone barbarian chieftain. If you were wondering, the 9th neutral unit is a red dragon, which only becomes available if another player has already brought in the King Black Dragon (KBD). Free players have access to 27 units, including the barbarian chieftain and KBD.
3. Any tactics or tips you can tell us about?
Here are some tips for playing AoG:
4. Where is Gielinor, and what exactly is RuneScape?
RuneScape is another name for Gielinor, the world on which this game is set. It is also the name of Jagex's fantasy-based, massively multiplayer adventure game. If you haven't heard of it before, or haven't checked it out for yourself yet, head over to the RuneScape website.
Your FunOrb login and password can be used to access RuneScape, and you can play a large portion of RuneScape free of charge. We offer a combined RuneScape/FunOrb subscription package if you would like to become a member of both RuneScape and FunOrb.
5. Will playing Armies of Gielinor affect my RuneScape character?
Other than taking its inspiration from RuneScape, AoG is not linked to RuneScape in any way. Playing Armies of Gielinor will have absolutely no impact upon your RuneScape character, and vice versa.
6. When in RuneScape history is Armies of Gielinor set?
Technically, AoG is not set in a specific time period in RuneScape history, but it could be considered to have taken place at some point during the God Wars. It might seem strange to see Saradominist and Zamorakian forces fighting on the same side, but this was a chaotic time in RuneScape history. As such, it is possible that enemy factions formed temporary alliances for some greater purpose.
7. Why were specific units chosen? Why didn't you use...?
The units chosen for AoG were carefully considered, based on many factors. We couldn't have included every RuneScape creature and have had a balanced and fun game. If there are creatures you'd have preferred to see, please feel free to tell us what other units you'd like to see. If they fit the game, they may well be included at some point.
8. There are some units in AoG that don't yet exist in RuneScape. Is this a hint that they will?
The short answer is no. Our main aim was to make AoG both balanced and fun, so rather than 'fudge' a match between a special ability in AoG and an existing RuneScape creature, we decided to create some new creatures instead, which fit within the RuneScape universe. There is a chance that these creatures will find their way into RuneScape, but only if and when there is an appropriate opportunity.
9. Is Armies of Gielinor the same thing as Mobilising Armies (a RuneScape minigame)?
No. Armies of Gielinor and Mobilising Armies are, and have always been, two completely separate games.
10. What are the minimum specifications for this game?
The minimum specifications we recommend for this game are:
The recommended specifications for getting the most out of this game are:
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FORWARD TWP — People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive spent the week of that announcement on a sod farm in Butler County.
Channing Tatum was spotted in Pittsburgh and Cranberry Township last week and earlier this fall as he and other actors film the movie, "Foxcatcher," off Harmony Road just outside of Connoquenessing.
The movie, which is being produced by Annapurna Pictures, Likely Story and Media Rights Capital, is based on the 1996 murder of Olympic wrestler David Schultz by heir to the DuPont fortune, John DuPont.
The DuPont estate in Delaware County, where the murder took place, is called Foxcatcher Farm.
In 1997, DuPont was found guilty of Schultz's murder. Because he was a paranoid schizophrenic, he was sentenced to Norristown State Hospital in Norristown, Pa. He spent time in at least four facilities, including one in Mercer County, and died in the State Correctional Institution of Laurel Highlands in Somerset County in December 2010.
E-mails from the movie's publicist said the movie set in Forward Township was closed to the public, and that comments about the movie will be made when it is ready for distribution sometime next year.
According to the IMBd Web site, Tatum portrays Mark Schultz, David Schultz's brother, in the movie, while Steve Carell — former star of television show, "The Office," and movies, "The 40 Year Old Virgin," "Bruce Almighty," and "Get Smart" — plays DuPont.
Mark Ruffalo is portraying David Schultz with Sienna Miller, Anthony Michael Hall, Vanessa Redgrave and Tara Subkoff also starring in the movie.
The production has a staging area at the intersection of Route 68, Spithaler School Road and Connoquenessing's Main Street. Parking for the movie crew has taken over the parking lot of the Connoquenessing United Methodist Church.
Filming has been taking place on the Norbert Garbisch property. Garbisch owns the Vic Nor Farms, a sod farm, in Connoquenessing.
A woman at the business said Garbisch did not want to comment, calling the movie filming on his property a private matter.
A long single-lane dirt drive with split-rail fence leads to a large home with pond and open fields. Filming last week was concentrated around the home.
Filming wrapped at the site over the weekend.
The Butler County Tourism and Convention Bureau said it receives e-mail notices from the Pittsburgh Film Office about locations that movie makers are looking for in Western Pennsylvania.
According to IMBd Web site, other movies filmed in Butler County include:
✓ "Night of the Living Dead," 1968;
✓ "The Crazies," 1973;
✓ "The Prince of Pennsylvania," 1988;
✓ "Iron Maze," 1991;
✓ "Kingpin," 1996;
✓ "The Haunting Hour Volume One: Don't Think About It," 2007;
✓ "Homecoming," 2008;
✓ "Staunton Hill," 2008;
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Marion County Sheriff Jimmy Shinn has issued a warning to area residents about an attempted scam involving asphalters.
Marion County Sheriff Jimmy Shinn has issued a warning to area residents about an attempted scam involving asphalters.
His office has received several reports of attempted scams occurring in Marion County, Shinn said. Asphalters will approach residences and portray themselves from "the highway department" and ask to lay asphalt for a specific price, he said.
"Area residents need to keep in mind that this is the construction season and they should always ask for and check out references of any solicitor before you agree on anything," Shinn said. "These solicitors will be pushy and try to get residents to agree on the job immediately. If residents agree they will then do the job but add unknown expenses to the bill and demand payment on the spot.
"These solicitors usually target our seniors in our area as they are the most vulnerable," Shinn said. "Please, if you have any solicitors such as this, get as much information as you can and call your local authorities immediately. Always research solicitors before agreeing to any kind of job. Call a relative, call a reference but do not agree on any work until you are satisfied completely with the terms and agreement and have checked these people out."
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Wow no one has said anything else........SLACKERS
Wow no one has said anything else........SLACKERS
ya bunch of no good lazy slacking bums!!
so uhhh Spazz what u think bout gettin some hawaiian punch and the next Shatner ball i sure wouldnt mind having sum.
I would say YES to the Hawaiian Punch, but, I'm sure your thinking of something totally different LOL
Originally posted by Miscue
Romeo... bah! He's a pathetic fool who was lamely obsessed with the impressionable Juliet.
Hmmm... yep, I could use some myself...
TDS, you've got a twisted mind
I think we new thatTDS, you've got a twisted mind
I wouldnt mind some Shrimp Fried Rice or maybe some KFC either.
hehehehe... truetrue T!!
HEY! what? and why aint u on aim u not like talking to me anymore?
hmm i could go for a little Kangaroo too
LOL Ofcourse I like talking to you. I've been on AIM the past week and I haven't seen you anywhere.....
AIM? The woman's got aim? Talk about getting the shaft hehehe
On another note, why the hell would you enjoy talking to that crackpot?! LOL J/K T
Well y aint u on aim now well i guess it dont really matter cause im gettin off now.
The reason she likes talking to me is because well umm because.....hmmmm dont really know why.......
Yeah, my point exactly buddo!
My Nephew is 1 today so u can all wish him a happy b-day if u say anything mean i will shove a snow shovel down ur neck.
Have a nice day
Happy Bday to the inbred pot-heads nephew!
Hey my parents were of no relation before they were married.
Dude u said u wouldnt say anything if i didnt tell anybody about ur real father being a goat.
That's my uncle you're thinking of
Happy Happy Birthday to your nephew. 1st Birthdays are great!
I thought I gave you my AIM name spazzed??? Rey tells me that you talk to him all the time, and here I thought you were ignoring me LOL
I enjoy talking to Trans because he told me what's up at 4:20 LMBO!!!
How would you know they're great? You don't remember yours!!
Nope you didn't ... Tell rey he needs a new definition of all the time.. 3 or 4 times in uhh... like 2 months harharhar!!
Trans is on crack, ain't ya bud?
Yeah okay but I remember my daughters and nephews and they were great so there!
Well, I guess Rey just wishes it was all the time..........
What have you done to my man?
Trans is on crack, ain't ya bud?
LMBO!!!!!! That was funny!
Oh yeah?!?! Well I don't have any of those, so :-PPP hehehehehebwahahamuahahahha
Wasn't me.. He wants me for my E.. amongst other things
Well, duuhhh!! This is me we're talking about, of-course it's funny!!!
Ok um ur still not on Aim so uhhh did u change ur screen name and no im not on crack but i will be on summin else in a few mins.
You can take mine for the weekend.......
Yeah he told me what he wants you for and it's not your bod...........(hint....we have the picture of your feet on the wall) JK
Don't be so full of yourself LOL
Hey Trans, Nope not on AIM but I'll get on since ya want me LOL It's the same screen name....
W00t!! Slave labor!!!
ROTFLMAO!! Glad I made an impression
Impossible, nopenopenope, not gonna happen
Guess what?!? I'm in Crossfire! Pretty kewl, I'm kneeling in front of a car LOL I think that was right before I got shot out hahahahaha And, just like the video, it's of my back.........Now tell the truth! Which one of you guys paid the camera crew to try and take pictures of my backside??? LOL
It was a joint effort between Trans & I
Yeah i thought we would have to pay him with money but he was liek nah i dont care about money and he looked at spazz and he was liek ok now u suck his *pirvate area* and he pointed at me and i was hmm im not sure about that but spazz seemed pretty excited about the whole thing and convinced me that it was worth it kinda funny though i dont think he even looked at the pic after the camera man gave it to us.


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I turned up another one of the Book Fair songs of eons gone by, this one written from the point of view of the customer, for a change. Print this out, and when you buy that Roy Orbison album at the 2010 Book Fair, you can tuck this in with it. [or not.] If it does not become obvious immediately, the vandalized song this time is "Crying".
1. My place was clean for a while;
The landlord smiled, for a while;
But I went to the Fair,
There were books everywhere
And my hand was on my cash.
Oh, I did quite well;
Anyone could tell
That I'd been buying
Lots more books,
Lots more books,
I was there so long
With all those books all around
I was there
It's hard to understand
With all these books at hand
I can't stop buying
2. The landlord scowls when I walk by
I know why, yes, why:
I've piled up even more
Than I had before
But really, what can I do?
Cause the Fair's still there like a double dare
I must be
He must see
Books door to door through the whole first floor
I'll be Buying
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Been a bit slacking on my part.
Ando bought some foregrip extenders from me. Paid promptly. Great to deal with.
Been a bit slacking on my part.
Ando bought some foregrip extenders from me. Paid promptly. Great to deal with.
Great buyer. Paid fast, easy communication A+
He bought parts from me. Quick pay good buyer will sell to or buy from any time
Sold Ando some AO key chains, quick payment. Great guy.
Minimag, 16" Dye Titanium, Benchmark double finger, phase II, level 10, 88 4500, warp.
sold ando a reg made by smart parts. He paid very fast. Good communication and would love to deal with again.
Hoo-Ya DEEPSEA
sold him an rt sear. great buyer. prompt payment. good communication.
Sold him a Emag LED module. Quick payment, great communication, easy transaction.
Bought a feedneck from me and paid very quickly. Awesome guy to work with. A+++++
Sold him a box-oh-halo. Payment was fast, everything went down easy, just like it should. Would definately do business again
Fast payment, bought grips & a trigger, good communication, quality AO'er.
Great buyer
Quick communication, Fast payment everything you could want and expect from AO A+++
Let's see, good communication and prompt payment. I'd say it's an fine deal. :thup:
Great to deal with, wanted somethings but did not have all of the money so he left a deposit and a date when to expect the balance and was on time with the final payment without having to contact him. Very good communication and I will most defenitly do business with him in the future.
He pays quick and the transaction was no hassle, great buyer.
Awesome buyer, quick payment and good communication! Thanks...Lets do business again.
But what I do I do because I like to do.
Sold him a Goblin Solo Launcher and a Deadly Wind CF foregrip. Excellent communication and paid instantly. Couldn't ask for a better guy to deal with. A+ all the way!
Tenacious buyer!
Fast payment and good comms!
Would definitely do business again!
Great Buyer . Asset to automags.org! Would deal with again A+++
Great trader! Do not hesitate. Typical AO style!
Email me for low prices on ALL AGD Products and more. firstname.lastname@example.com
Smooth transaction, quick payer, will do business with again.
Ando is a prime example of why I like AO so much. He purchased my AGD 6-pack and also a Reverse RT Valve from me. The sale was smooth and he was a great guy to deal with. Hope to do some more business with him down the road.
fast payment and easy to deal with i would have no problem selling to him again
Paid quick and stayed in contact. I would not hesitate to deal with him again.
Bought an ASA from me. Paid quick and great communication. THank you!!!
Sold him an Air America Apoc 2k and Geddon regulator lot. Everything went very smooth! Would do again any time.
Bought my single trigger frame off me.
Excellent buyer. Sent payment instantly! Super nice guy and certainly a smooth deal overall.
Thanks again
Quick shipping. He even made a youtube video showing the valve firing.
good buyer , fast payment easy to deal with.
Bought 1/8" fittings from me. Fast payment and great communication. Thanks again!
sold an on/off to ando, great guy to deal with!! hope to buy/sell with again!! thanx ando