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The new Dallas Cowboys Stadium has turned a lot of heads and received a lot of nationwide attention since its debut in 1999. From the massive, 160-ft long JumboTron to the marble-clad lobbies, Dallas-based architect, Bryan Trubey had the tough task of executing the architectural features and overall design. Dallas interior designer, Mary Anne Smiley, has designed luxury stadium suite interiors in Dallas for clients that want their suites personalized.
Coral cowhide, funky rugs, sculptures, artwork and more can turn a suite into something special and unique. Mary Anne is known for her unique uses of fabrics and furnishings with unlikely products and fabrics. Her acrylic bases add contemporary flair, structure and function. As a designer she is known for her "wow factor" in every project and she wants her clients to love their spaces.
Dallas Cowboys Stadium hosts 300 luxury suites spread out on 5 different levels. The common areas include fine furnishings like granite countertops from Italy, mosaic walls of tiny silver pieces, a team color. Marble walls greet fans and spectators in the welcome lobbies. The luxury stadium suite interiors in Dallas Cowboys Stadium are occupied by some of Dallas' most elite and
"From the luxury suite, the suite owners have a memorable outlook on an architecturally-significant and technologically advanced sports venue. The stadium personifies leadership, excellence and the Dallas Cowboys position as one of the top sports franchises in the world," Smiley told Design Guide last year.
Mary Anne's work in Cowboys Stadium has extended to those clients' residences and vacation homes. her contemporary high-end design can make any space tell a story and make the owners feel right at home. To learn more about luxury stadium suite interiors in Dallas, and to read the full article visit maryannesmiley.com.


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The rivière, a continuous river of stones that flows around one's neck, and a staple of Georgian jewelry, has become one of Larkspur & Hawk's signatures, which all began with the Olivia Button Rivière. A silhouette that continues to be one of our most popular styles, it can be worn layered, alone, back-to-front or as a choker by hooking the clasp between any of the stones, proving to be the most versatile option in the Larkspur Lady's wardrobe.
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Cotton House
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- 7 nights
- from $1900 per person for 7 nights
Cotton House is a superb romantic hotel on one of the Caribbean's most exclusive private islands with fantastic beaches. Once an 18th Century sugar plantation, the hotel is set in 13 acres of lush gardens where guests enjoy an unspoiled island lifestyle.
At a Glance
Boutique hotel on the exclusive island of Mustique set on a former Sugar Mill site
Choice of cottages or suite accommodation - some with their own plunge pools
Extensive gardens and beautiful white sand beaches to explore
Dine at The Great Room or head out to the Firefly or Basil's Bar to hang out with locals and private villa owners on this tiny island
Get away from it all in this quiet corner of the Caribbean where understated glamour is the vibe
A popular choice with celebrities and royalty as an escape.
Nine beautiful, wild beaches to explore with private picnics provided.
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The new Verandah Tapas menu is superb, ideal if you don't fancy a big meal in the eveningJuliet Morris
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Enjoy the house reef with an experienced guide showing you all the marine life, guided snorkeling trips are available to book for those that are aged 8 years and over and can swim. All equipment provided.Gemma Dobson
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Sailing Camp runs through the summer vacations and teaches guests about tacking,gybing, reaching and running on Hobie Wave sailboatsGemma Dobson
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Try night snorkeling to see the reef come alive at night - an experienced guide will accompany you so that you can see all that the reef has to offerGemma Dobson
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Throughout the summer vacations there are lots of activities for kids, specific kids camps we can book and other activities we can pre book such as Pony Camps, Soccer Camp and even Gymnastics on horseback! There are also kids movie nights twice a week making Mustique a great choice for families!Gemma Dobson
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Tuesday night is cocktail night - everyone on the island attends.Victoria Douglas
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Such a chilled island, staff are genuinely happy and wanting you to have a good time, must do elements visit Tobago Cays and swim with the turtles, enjoy a picnic down at lagoon beach and lunch or dinner at Firefly is a real must at least once during your stayAndrew Dunn
Call us on 858 523 9000 to start planning your vacation to Cotton House
Mustique, in the heart of the Grenadines, only a short flight from Barbados or St Lucia, is one of the most exclusive private islands in the Caribbean, just three and a half by one and a half miles.
The Cotton House Hotel, carefully restored from the original 18th century coral warehouse and sugar mill, has 17 luxurious rooms, suites and traditional cottages set in the gardens surrounding the Great House. All the tastefully furnished rooms have king size beds, separate dressing rooms and private verandas.
Its main restaurant is acclaimed throughout the Caribbean, and the wines are excellent. Private dinners can be arranged at several locations on the resort and a picnic hamper can be taken on any of the nine beaches around the island. Other facilities include a swimming pool, spa and dive shop.
Mustique's nine white sand beaches are easily reached by golf cart – the nearest one is about 30 meters away – with sailing, snorkeling, fishing and scuba diving all readily available. Sunset cruises can be arranged with local skippers, as well as day trips to nearby islands. Like Mustique itself, the mood at the Cotton House is whimsical and relaxed.
Seventeen distinct accommodations, many with private plunge pools, dot the hillside and shoreline of the estate. The structures reflect the old-Caribbean heritage, while giving modern comforts and luxury. Amenities include: air-conditioning & ceiling fans,
entertainment center with flat screen TV, DVD/CD player with multi-zone facility,
in-room PC connection, iPod docking station, bathrobes and slippers, coffee machine,
pillow menu and luxury toiletries. All private pools are equipped with a child safety alarm.
|Garden Cottages
The Garden Cottages have views of the perfectly manicured gardens, king beds with decorative netting, dressing room, ensuite shower room and a veranda with lounging and dining furniture.
|Seaview Room
The Seaview rooms have one double bedroom enjoying stunning views of the Caribbean sea and neighboring islands. They feature separate elevated bath tubs, outdoor showers with sunset views and extensive elegantly furnished balconies, for relaxing and private dining.
|Deluxe Seaview Room
The Deluxe Seaview Rooms have one double bedroom and private plunge pools with stunning views of the Caribbean Sea and neighboring islands. They feature separate elevated bath tubs, outdoor showers with sunset views and extensive, elegantly furnished balconies with private dining facilities.
|One Bedroom Duplex Garden Suite
This suite is spread over two floors and set up on the landscaped hills of the resort offering both Atlantic and the Caribbean sea views. Upstairs there is a master bedroom with king size bed, bathroom with bathtub and built-in shower and a large balcony with dining facilities. Downstairs there is a spacious living room with king sofa bed or two twin bed option making these suites perfect for young families. There is also a second full bathroom and private sundeck with plunge pool and dining facilities.
|One Bedroom Deluxe Garden Suite
The One Bedroom Deluxe Garden Suites are located on the ground floor with garden views. They have a master bedroom with king size bed, separate living room with sofa bed or twin day bed option, powder room, dressing room and main bathroom with walk-in shower. Outside they have a private deck with plunge pool, sunloungers and umbrellas.
|Two Bedroom Deluxe Duplex Garden Suite
The Two Bedroom Deluxe Garden Suites combine the one bedroom ground floor suites with the upper floor, which is accessible via an external covered staircase from lower deck to upper balcony. Downstairs they have a master bedroom with king size bed, separate living room with sofa bed or twin day bed option, powder room, dressing room and main bathroom with walk-in shower. Outside they have a private deck with plunge pool, sunloungers and umbrellas. Upstairs they have a second bedroom, living room, dressing room, bathroom with walk-in shower and balconies on both sides for all-day sun. Ideal for 2 couples or older family groups.
|Cotton Hill Residence
The Cotton Hill Residence is the signature accommodation at the resort, featuring two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms with bathtub and shower, a spacious living and dining room with outdoor gazebo and large private swimming pool. The master bedroom is located in its own small pavilion and has the added feature of an outdoor shower. The Residence boasts panoramic views across the Atlantic, and benefits from a 24 hour personal butler service.
Children are welcome to come and stay at Cotton House, there are activities arranged in the main school vacations including soccer camps, but there are no specific facilities. Babysitting can be arranged at an additional charge of $14 per hour.
Facilities at Cotton House include a 20 meter infinity swimming pool, 2 tennis courts, Ilia spa & fitness center, 2 restaurants including the beach cafe and bar, great room lounge area, book/DVD & TV library and dive shop and complimentary transfers by Mustique Mule anywhere on the island.
Complimentary activities include swimming, sailing, snorkeling, paddle boarding, hobie cats, tennis, fitness center, walking, board games, transfers on island, weekly cocktail party, movie nights on Fridays and Saturdays.
Activities at an additional charge include use of the spa, boating day trips, horseback riding and scuba diving. Inshore and deep sea fishing can be arranged.
Head to the famous Basil's Bar for drinks and a fun atmosphere.
Golf is available on the neighboring island of Canouan (accessible by boat or charter flight).
There is a minimum stay of 10 nights over Festive Season.
Location & Directions
St Vincent & Grenadines
Cotton House is situated on a picturesque hillside stretching to the Caribbean Sea to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. On the North west side of Mustique, an island 18 miles south of St. Vincent.
When to go
Offering warm temperatures throughout the year the Caribbean is a perfect year round destination. With an average of 9 hours sunshine a day the peak season runs from December through to April which is the dry season when you can expect very little rainfall. May to November are the slightly wetter months where you will find an increase in rainfall as the summer season goes on and with that some humidity, however the Summer months are still a great time to travel as the temperatures are hot and the rain tends to come in short heavy bursts but not all day long. The wettest months with the most humidity are September and October and these are the most probable months for hurricanes to occur in the region although many islands have not experienced hurricanes for a number of years. The average daily temperatures range from the mid-seventies in the winter months and mid-eighties in the summertime.


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News of the day is that my work permit has finally arrived! It takes the form of a credit-card sized item with my mugshot, signature and fingerprint on there, as well as lots of extra shiny holographic overlays. This thing is more secure than our visas or driving licences! Looks like I have to renew it every 18 months or so though. So be it.
A couple of gratuitous sunrise shots for you, since Alan phoned this morning to tell me it looked like a promising one:
And the latest view of the parking lot across the way. They've slowed down a bit recently - not helped by the ice last week, I'm sure. They seem to have built that random bit at the front corner but there's nothing yet to join it to the main structure. Time will tell, I suppose.
Meanwhile, I noticed an alcohol license application on the window of one of the empty units next to the gym this morning, for Flipnotics coffee shop/bar. Perhaps we will get another place to go, soon :-)
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It was a night the disciples would never forget. The miraculous occurs in the moonlight. Loaded with drama, packed with stress, and jammed full of emotion this miracle once again clearly teaches us some life shifting lessons about who Jesus is and how He works within us. So climb aboard and get ready to discover the Miracle by Moonlight.Learn More
The Bible teaches us a lot of things, but one of the things that we often over look is that in order to be the best individuals we can be… we need one another. Because in how we relate together, how we move forward as followers of Jesus, is interconnected because of course, we are a part of His family. So there are some things we must know about the Me in We.Learn More
Each of us are a bit of a mystery aren't we? We are mystery to others and we are a mystery to ourselves. There is a part of us that desperately wants to make sure that we don't miss a single moment of the life that God has planned for us. After all, His plan has to be spectacular… right? Yet, we seem to stumble, mumble, and bumble around and when we look in the mirror… we see the problem is ourselves. So is there some things that we need to be looking at that might help us each become the "me we want to be?" There is… and we will discover them in this series.Learn More
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A Caroling Adventure through Time
Created by Christy Semsen; Arranged by Daniel Semsen
Introducing a Christmas children's musical from husband and wife duo Christy and Daniel Semsen that is a blast-from-the-past to perform and delivers a life-changing message - Back to the Manger. During the annual Christmas Caroling Outreach at Midway Community Church, Jackson and his friends discover a time machine in the basement. After accidentally hitting a lever, they embark on an adventure throughout the twentieth century and learn how helping others changes lives. Seeing the caroling outreach effects over the decades, once-skeptical Jackson comes to know Christ better and discovers the true value of God's gift and why we celebrate His birth.
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Word Choral Club - Christmas/Fall 2010
Difficulty: Easy
Voicing: Unison/2-part
Length: 45 min.
Release Date: April 17, 2010
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Song TitlesLogin to previewBack to the Manger Christy SemsenLogin to previewCan You Hear the Bells?
with Angels We Have Heard on High Daniel Semsen, Christy Semsen
traditional French carolLogin to previewLet Us Love Christy SemsenLogin to previewCome, Let Us All Adore Him
and Away in a Manger
and O Come, All Ye Faithful Daniel Semsen, Christy Semsen
unknown, James R. Murray
Latin hymn, John Francis WadeLogin to previewRing, Ring-a-Ling Christy SemsenLogin to previewSong of the Sheep and the Goats Christy SemsenLogin to previewPeace on Earth
with I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day Christy Semsen
Henry W. Longfellow, Jean Baptiste CalkinLogin to previewRing the Bells Hammond, Freeman, Morgan, WoodLogin to previewBack to the Manger Christy Semsen
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* Debut release from creative husband and wife team Daniel and Christy Semsen
* Presents an exciting way for children to learn and share about the meaning of Christmas
* Explores different eras of music from -40s swing to -90s pop
* Includes contemporary Christmas song -Ring the Bells'
* Instructional DVD available
* T-shirts for your choir and workers are available -- please allow 2-3 weeks for shipping
"Christy presents the timeless message of the gospel effectively and creatively... Children will love learning the music, and the strong biblical message presented through the lyrics and drama will stay hidden in their hearts for a lifetime!"- Megan Elmore, Elk Grove, CA
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This is the first "big" Christmas play I have done with our church and we love it! It is fun and easy. The motions helped the kids learn the songs, and most of all it has a great message.
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What fun! Thank you for writing and publishing a musical that is "cool" for kids! I love the different styles, and my kids can't stop singing the songs---and choir only started for the fall!
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The Student's at our school did this and LOVED it! We got props through Oriental Trading and built our own Time Machine, with Christmas Lights, a stobe, cardboard and a cart with wheels. Our older youth did most of the speaking parts. They had a great time practicing and performing the program. It was a great success! We will do this program again in a few years.
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Mar 3, 2016
Wizards and Wagons has been making the rounds on iOS for a while, and now, thankfully, it's available to Android users on Google Play.
The Demon Lord has been defeated, and peace has returned to the realm — but this means that the resident Hero is officially out of a job. Armed with a small wagon, can you make a living in this new era? In Wizards & Wagons, you'll buy, barter, trade and sell goods in a vast fantasy world filled with villages, towns, kingdoms, and comical characters always ready to send you on the most ludicrous errands!
Buy and sell goods in a vast fantasy world
Cunningly exploit public gatherings and festivals for profit
Take on randomly-generated assignments from the Commerce Guild
Manage your inventory space with a Tetris-like system
Regularly upgrade your wagon and equipment
Defend your precious cargo from the likes of thieves, ogres . . . and even a massive world turtle!
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Mitch Callahan of the Grand Rapids Griffins took a slapshot in the mouth and he has done the world a favor by sharing the aftermath of the bloody mess. Because hockey.
Mitch Callahan is a gritty, hard-working prospect for the Detroit Red Wings currently plying his trade in the American League for Grand Rapids. He won a bronze medal with Team USA at the 2011 world juniors, a Western League title with Kelowna in 2009 and a Calder Cup with the Griffins last year.
So of course his biggest moment in the spotlight is going to come from getting a slapshot right in the mouth. Callahan tweeted out a picture of the aftermath and it is not for the squeamish. If you're not eating, take a look.
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Artist: "Weird Al" Yankovic
Album: UHF Official Motion Picture Soundtrack (And Other Stuff)
Appears On (Mixes): Robert DeNiro's Mole: The Best Of "Weird Al" Yankovic
Song Notes: A cool parody of "Stand" by R.E.M.. I've always loved that song (and, for that matter, Get A Life, not that that has anything to do with anything), and it's cool to hear this. A long, long time ago, I saw what must have been an unofficial video for this on MTV's 1/2 Hour Comedy Hour, and I remember really adoring the parody, and wondering who did it, then a couple years later picking up the soundtrack, and hearing this, and being all "WOW! That was AL!" - Rev. Syung Myung Me


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Banjo is Riteish Deshmukh and Nargis Fakhri starrer new Hindi film. This film is getting all appreciation because of its story and music. You will surely be excited to know everything about the title Banjo and as it looks completely different. Well there's an inspiring story behind making of Banjo. While speaking to Indian Express, film's Director Ravi Jadhav shared the real reason behind origination of the movie. This is really amazing.
Street musicians are present across the nation and not only in Maharashtra. Street music is so beautiful. Internationally, hip-hop, rock, reggae all trace their origins to street music. Abroad street music and musicians get a platform to showcase their music. I remember the incident which pained me and led me to start researching on this topic was when at a wedding I saw kids singing and playing and people throwing money at their performance.
I started researching and learnt that these musicians don't get platforms to showcase their talent. Also, these people primarily play music to earn money and keep their house running. They play cover versions of popular Bollywood numbers on streets, at weddings and at other places. The reason why they don't perhaps think original is because they don't get a platform and music for them is primarily a tool for survival. There is beautiful line which says, 'kab tak bajayega doosre ki dhun kabhi apne dil ki sunn'. Composing your own tune is important but not easy. (Source: Indian Express)
Look forward to watch the movie.
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Raspberry Sour Cream Salad
2 (3 oz.) pkgs. raspberry gelatin
3 cups boiling water
1 carton fresh or 1 (10 oz.) pkg frozen raspberries
1 Tblsp. lemon juice (optional)
2 cups applesauce
2 cups sour cream
2 cups miniature marshmallows
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water in a bowl. Stir in raspberries. Let stand
until cool.
Add lemon juice; mix well. Stir in applesauce
Spoon into a 9 x 13 inch pan Chill until set.
Meanwhile, combine sour cream & marshmallows in mixer bowl; mix well. Chill for
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GNC Teams With Sakar International for Branded Health and Wellness Product Line
Key License Agreement for Over 20 SKUs to be Sold through Multiple Retail Channels
Mar 07, 2011, 09:07 EST
CHICAGO, March 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- General Nutrition Company (GNC) today announced a license agreement with technology and consumer products manufacturer Sakar International for a line of more than two dozen branded health and wellness products. The line's initial merchandise offerings will range from heart rate and blood pressure monitors to weight scales, exercise accessories and electronic pill boxes.
The products will be distributed through drug stores, home stores, supermarkets, mass market retailers and other locations in addition to GNC stores, dramatically expanding GNC's presence in the retail channel. The first SKUs are scheduled to hit store shelves in Q4 2011. The agreement includes exclusive distribution throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
Other products in the collection will include pedometers, thermometers, stopwatches, sunrise clocks, massagers, grooming products, soap dispensers, UV cleaning, humidifiers, air/water purifiers, MP3 workout cases and workout headphones. IMG Licensing, a division of IMG Worldwide, represents GNC exclusively across all areas for licensing.
"Until now, the GNC brand has been largely confined to our 7,100+ GNC stores," said Tom Dowd, Executive Vice President of Stores, Operations & Development for GNC. "This license reflects a strategic decision to leverage our strong brand recognition in order to provide consumers with health and wellness products offering GNC reliability regardless of where they are shopping."
"GNC is synonymous with health and wellness. It's a name that consumers trust," said Liza Abrams, Sakar Vice President of Licensing. "Partnering with GNC gives us an opportunity to join that circle of trust with a suite of products that helps people both monitor and improve their own health profiles."
Product prototypes are on display at Booth # L13144 at the International Home + Housewares Show that opened yesterday in Chicago.
About Sakar International
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After waiting out a 2½-hour delay because of poor ice conditions, North Dakota made fast work of Nebraska-Omaha in the first outdoor hockey game played at TD Ameritrade Park.
North Dakota scored three times in four minutes in the first period, and freshman Zane Gothberg turned in a strong performance in goal in a 5-2 victory Saturday night.
"The ice conditions were a factor, no question," North Dakota coach Dave Hakstol said. "I thought that if one team was lucky enough to jump out to a lead that it was going to be a significant difference in the game. Luckily for us, (we were) able to build a three-goal lead."
Temperatures pushing 50 degrees with bright sunshine made for a beautiful February day in the stands at the home of the College World Series.
The weather, though, caused lots of problems for the rink that was set in the middle of the baseball field. An afternoon junior game between the Omaha Lancers and Lincoln Stars was played in virtual slush.
The puck for North Dakota (16-8-6) and Nebraska-Omaha (16-12-2) was supposed to drop about 90 minutes before sunset. But officials pushed back the start to allow for cooler temperatures to help the ice set up.
An unrelated problem delayed the start of the second period more than 20 minutes. That one was caused by a pipe punctured by the Zamboni crew as the north goal was being anchored. A pool of green liquid formed over the crease. Workers used squeegees and a wet-vac to clean the mess.
"I hope the fans enjoyed it, because as a coach, I certainly enjoyed the experience of playing on the outdoor ice, just like we did when we were kids," Mavericks coach Dean Blais said. "I didn't like the experience of losing as much."
North Dakota's first goal came on a power play, with Jordan Schmaltz taking a pass from Nick Mattson at the point and firing in a low shot on John Faulkner's glove side. Mattson scored next, sweeping in a rebound after Faulkner turned aside Rocco Grimaldi's breakaway try. Mitch MacMillan banged in the third to end Faulkner's night less than 11 minutes into the game played before about 10,000.
Dayn Belfour, whose father Ed Belfour backstopped North Dakota's 1986-87 national championship team before his Hall-of-Fame career in the NHL, took over for Faulkner.
Corban Knight scored in the last minute of the second period to put North Dakota ahead 4-0, and Danny Kristo added his team-leading 18th goal late in the third after Josh Archibald and Dominic Zombo had pulled the Mavericks within 4-2.
North Dakota completed a two-game weekend sweep in the matchup of teams playing for home ice in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs.
The ice was a mess in the afternoon game.
"Those blue lines seemed to be soaking up the heat, and you really couldn't skate across the blue line," Lancers coach Mike Aikens said. "You actually saw guys, when they were going on rushes, jump over the blue line because they knew they were going to be in trouble. It was almost comical at times."
Hakstol and Blais were in no laughing mood as they watched the end of the junior game.
Hakstol, Blais and event organizers discussed the possibility of pushing the game back to Sunday, but the game went on after some intense ice grooming and temperatures dropped to about 40.
Fans didn't seem to be bothered nearly as much as the guys on the ice. They sang a round of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" in the third period, and just like during the College World Series, a few batted around beach balls.
Brian Novacek of Omaha, wearing a purple LSU baseball hoodie, tailgated during the first game with a half-dozen friends in a parking lot behind the right-field fence.
"I'm in training for the College World Series," he said. "If it's above 40, it's tailgate weather."
A group of three men in green North Dakota jerseys came walking by, and one of Novacek's fans yelled "Go Mavs!"
Looking straight ahead and without breaking his stride, one of the North Dakota fans chirped: "Seven national titles. That's all I've got to say."


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In his 17 years as a defense lawyer, Edward Smith Jr. has seen the hardest of hardened criminals. Peter and Vicki Snyder, the young Navy couple charged with killing their daughter, didn't fit that profile.
"From my first meeting with them at the time of arraignment last September, I thought something was wrong," he recalled. "They just didn't strike me as the kind of people who would consciously withhold something from their child."
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MESA, Ariz. – A reward is being offered to help identify a suspect linked to a Mesa burglary.
Mesa police said sometime between noon on March 13 and 5:30 p.m. on March 14, an unknown suspect broke into a home in the area of Baseline and Alma School roads and stole numerous items, including a Dell Latitude laptop and an Apple MacBook Pro.
One of the computers contained several years of irreplaceable research data belonging to ASU Professor Milagros Zingoni.
"I need the data. Without my data, I cannot work," Zingoni told 3TV. The data includes a decade's worth of lectures and research for her courses at ASU's Design School. The family had their photos and documents backed up on a hard drive, but the thief stole that, too. "I now have no videos of my kids walking or learning to talk, and that's irreplaceable," she said.
On March 15, a man using the name Manuel Mendoza went to the Apple Store in Chandler Fashion Center, presented the MacBook as his own and requested to have the password reset but was denied, according to police.
Burch said the name was probably made up but could be a friend's name.
The suspect left the store in a silver Chrysler 300 with dark-tinted windows and a possible temporary plate in the upper left rear window.
Store employees wrote down the laptop's serial number so police were able to link it to the Mesa burglary.
Mall surveillance video shows the suspect entering the store.
"The suspect in the video may not necessarily be the same suspect who committed the burglary a day prior, may be his best friend, it may be someone that they're trafficking the stolen property," Burch said. "He's still guilty of a crime. He knows that property isn't his, it's stolen and he's taking care of it, trying to put his own password on it."
He is described as Hispanic, 20 to 25 years old, 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches tall, with a medium build and short black hair. He was seen wearing a white long-sleeved shirt, tan pants and black tennis shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to call Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS or 1-800-343-TIPS. A reward of up to $1,000 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and/or indictment of the suspect or suspects.


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Is this Dilbert on ClimateGate?
Is Scott Adams' Dilbert making fun of the current ClimateGate controversy?
In ClimateGate, really smart researchers on the climate took a bunch of data and made some conclusions. They didn't think their pointy-haired constituents that paid their salaries deserved to have all of the data – instead they gave us a thimble of the data. Of course, in their case they didn't tell us to wear the thimble like a hat – they just said that we should trust them since they are scientists and know what is good for us. In fact that big pile of paper that Dilbert is carrying doesn't exist from Paul Jones and his friends – they threw the pile of paper away and just left the thimble!
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Alum Ellen Urbani and faculty members Ivonne Saed and Natalie Serber will be featured speakers at the Willamette Writers' Conference in August 2016.
Ivonne Saed's talk, Text and Image or the Geometry of Writing (Aug. 14), will explore how authors use physical geometry as an allegory to address existential concepts and situations related to the human condition in fiction writing.
Natalie Serber will lead two sessions. In The Life Changing Magic of Revision (Aug. 12), Serber offers tips on how to revise one's writing to achieve "stronger and truer" prose that resonates more deeply with readers. Her second session, That's What She Said! (Aug. 14), focuses on short story dialog, a powerful tool when dialog appears realistic but is uncluttered, and that both conceals and reveals.
Willamette Writers exists to help writers at all levels find their communities, develop their craft and advance their careers. The annual conference is designed to bring that vision to life.
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Ellen Urbani earned her master's degree in art therapy from Marylhurst University in 1996. She is the author of Landfall (Forest Avenue Press, 2015), a work of historical fiction set in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, and the memoir When I Was Elena (The Permanent Press, 2006), a Book Sense Notable selection documenting her life in Guatemala during the final years of that country's civil war. Her autobiographical essays and short stories have appeared in a variety of bestselling pop-culture anthologies as well as The New York Times.
Ivonne Saed teaches Text:Image at Marylhurst University. She is a graphic designer, photographer, writer and translator. Saed is the author of the novel, Triple crónica de un nombre (Lectorum, 2003) and the nonfiction book, Sobre Paul Auster: Autoría, distopía, y textualidad (Lectorum, 2009). She also teaches at Literary Arts as a Delve seminar guide. Every second Tuesday of the month she talks about literature on Letra Viva, part of FA Radio on KBOO.
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Officials at Chicago's two major airports report that more than 230 flights to and from the East Coast have been canceled as a result of Hurricane Irene.
The city's Department of Aviation says more than 200 of those flights are in and out of O'Hare International Airport, with the rest of the cancellations being reported at Midway International Airport.
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Varney Creek Trail to Lake Como is a 9.6 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Klamath Falls, Oregon that features a lake and is rated as difficult. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
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A out and back trail that terminates at the Mountain Lakes Wilderness Loop. Two creek crossings, a few hillside meadows. A narrowed scenic view at the pass before trail drops down to join the Mountain Lakes Wilderness Loop. Trail head sign mileage is 4.5 miles to the loop, actual distance is about 4.26 making round trip around 8.5 miles.
Very pleasant hike through a pine forest. Very clean, easy-to-follow trail, even after an inch or two of fresh snow. Flat from trailhead to Varney creek crossing (~1.2 m), then a very gradual, evenly-graded incline towards the loop - never steep. Walked to the loop and back in 3.5 h, including breaks. Our GPS agreed with the posted mileage of 4.5 m to the loop (not 4.26). Past outdated reviews note trees on trail; the trail is now completely clean.
i like this hike and have done it a handful of times. cold weather came early this year. we camped at Como but woke up to spitting snow and fog. pretty fall foilage, quiet, clean trail.
this was a beautiful hike even though we didn't get to finish due to the mosquitoes. there are a lot of them in July so don't forget your big spray. also the path is quite narrow on some spots so makes strollers very hard to control. all in all my family of 5 really enjoyed it.
Awesome trail! Very gentle climb!
Nice day hike took about 4 hours roundtrip including a stop at lake como for lunch. the majority of the trail offers nice shade, but like others have said bug spray is a must.
I would like to add that they went in and cut all the downed trees. You can get passed everything now.
We really enjoyed this trail. We would recommend hiking it in the summer time when the snow is a little more cleared up but we made it pretty far. Very pretty and so quiet. We will definitely be doing it again!
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My 10 year old son and I just hiked this trail went about 1.5 miles and got to a bunch of downed trees due to a huge windstorm and had to turn around which was fine for us cause we were just out for a small day hike anyways. We would've loved to go further but I didn't want to crawl over a bunch of the trees. With that said, it was a great beginning part of the trail, not hard at all my son called it easy with the exception of the downed trees. I hope to do this trail the whole way next time we visit Klamath Falls again.
Would be a three star if it was not for the dead falls and blow downs. The trail has not been serviced in more than several years there was a wind storm with winds over 80 mph this last winter and there are dozens of new fallen trees across the trail and they completely obliterated the first creek crossing. Expect to spend 10 minutes crossing the creek here as it is dangerous and there really is no going around it as the entire canyon is loaded with blow downs and dead falls. Above 6,200 feet the trail is much more manageable providing there is no snow on the ground. Among the pictures I uploaded you can see the condition of the creek crossing for yourself a bit. Just multiply what you see by a factor of 2 or 3. Other than that, the trail is more of an access into the Mountain Lakes Wilderness area. It terminates at the mountain lakes loop 4.26 miles in. It offers a limited narrowed view towards north Klamath lake when you make it to the pass before the trail drops down to join the loop trail. Access to the creek is also very limited, no real water features to mention other than the two creek crossings the trail does. Other than those two crossings the trail stays a distance from the creek.
Great day for a hike, turned back before junction due to snow over the trail.


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It's a Thursday morning in the rehearsal space at the Lyric Opera Center in the Crossroads Arts District. About 20 students from the Kansas City Art Institute stand on either side of a long table covered with sketches, floor and building plans and colorful set drawings. They reach into pockets to snap photos with cell phones, or focus in with larger cameras.
"The fun part is doing all of the sketches here, then you have to get to the drafting," says director of technical production, R. Keith Brumley as he walks them through his process. "And this is where it becomes less about art and flow and movement ... now you go to the mechanical drawing."
The design for the Lyric's production of Johann Strauss' operetta, Die Fledermaus, is new, but the set has been used before, in two previous productions over the last two decades which also featured ballroom scenes.
"In each of these three cases, when you look at this, you're going to see that the ballroom is the ballroom is the ballroom," Brumley says.
For the backdrop of Fledermaus, a satire of decadent society, chandeliers were rearranged, and there are new drapes and new marble.
"So everything gets a fresh coat of paint," he adds.
It's something these art students can relate to — re-purposing materials for current projects, as well as finding inspiration from a range of sources.
In small clusters, they circle around the room, leaning in to take close-up shots of opera scores on musical stands and props. There are fans, scarves, and lamps on desks; a small table with elegant glassware on a silver tray; and tall shelves lined with pillows, fire tongs and other objects.
Misty Gamble, assistant professor in the foundations department, designed the class titled "Drama of the Body." Some of her students, all freshmen, have a background in theater and music, but for others, it's their first experience.
"I'm a huge fan of combining music and the performing arts and the visual arts somehow into the capacity of the class," she says.
At its heart, it's a rigorous drawing class. The students sketch four hours with a model, but, for these sessions, the model poses, sometimes with props, in scenes from the opera.
The students also interact five times with the Lyric Opera, including this day's tour of the facility and primer on stage design, props and costumes; a visit with a wig designer, make-up artist and performer; and sketching and photographing the final dress rehearsal at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.
"It's like a drawing class, but it's starting to turn into something more than that, definitely," says student Wolfgang Ibur. "We're taking everything we have here, all the documentation of the costumes, the sets, the music, the drawings and we're going to kind of combine it all in these interpretations."
The interpretations, including drawings and paintings, will be on display in May. For the end-of-semester student exhibition, a singer and a pianist are scheduled to perform in what Gamble describes as a "two-dimensional illusionary space pictorial opera of Die Fledermaus in the round."
Lyric Opera of Kansas City presents 'Die Fledermaus' through May 4 at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, 1601 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo. 816-471-7344.
Students in the "Drama of the Body" class display their findings in the foundations department on Friday, May 9, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. during the Kansas City Art Institute's end-of-semester student exhibition and sale, May 9 - 11, on the Art Institute campus, 4415 Warwick Blvd., Kansas City, Mo. 800-522-5224.


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The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission has release new security camera footage, taken inside the Metrodome on December 12, when the roof of the stadium collapsed under the weight of a heavy snowstorm. (Via Star-Tribune)
In this new, close-up angle, you can see one of the giant roof panels shred, before the whole bubble starts to collapse. The MSFC announced yesterday that the entire roof would need to be replaced.
Here's the original video caught by FOX's NFL cameras.


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Arthur Mitchell (Dexter)
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|Arthur Mitchell
|Dexter character
John Lithgow as Arthur Mitchell
|First appearance
|"Living the Dream"
|Last appearance
|"The Getaway"
|Portrayed by
|John Lithgow
Charity entrepreneur
Vera Mitchell (sister, deceased)
Henry Mitchell (father, deceased)
Marsha Mitchell (mother, deceased)
|Sally Mitchell (wife, deceased)
Jonah Mitchell (son)
Rebecca Mitchell (daughter, deceased)
Christine Hill (daughter, deceased)
Arthur Mitchell, often referred to as the "Trinity Killer", is a fictional character in the Showtime TV series Dexter. The character is portrayed by John Lithgow, who won a Golden Globe Award and a Primetime Emmy Award for his performance. He is the main antagonist in season four. In 2016, Rolling Stone ranked him #34 of their "40 Greatest TV Villains of All Time".[1]
Character overview[edit]
Arthur Mitchell is portrayed as an unassuming suburbanite and family man — who for 30 years has been living a double life as a serial killer. In the series, FBI agent Frank Lundy dubs him the "Trinity Killer" because of a recurring pattern of three killings. The series shows that Mitchell's first murder is of a young woman in a bathtub, killed by slicing her femoral artery with a straight razor while putting her in a choke hold, and holding up a small mirror so that he can see her face as she dies. His second victim is a married mother of two, whom he kidnaps and forces to jump to her death from an abandoned building. His third victim is a father of two, whom he bludgeons to death with a hammer. At each site he places a small sample of his sister's ashes, and arranges the victim's arm to point at the ash. He has repeated this cycle in different cities all over the United States. Frank Lundy's superiors are skeptical about the existence of the Trinity Killer, leading him to launch a private inquiry into the murders that eluded him during his FBI career.
It is later discovered that, before these three, the Trinity Killer also kidnaps a young boy whom he dresses in cowboy pajamas and convinces to play with a train set in a recreation of his childhood. Following this, he will bury the boy alive in cement at a Four Walls' building site. These killings were not connected to the pattern until shortly before Mitchell's death, because the boys were reported as missing rather than dead.[2]
At first, Dexter Morgan is fascinated by Mitchell's efficient killing methods and apparent ability to balance his familial responsibilities with his secret life as a serial killer.
Mitchell lives with his wife, Sally, and his teenaged children, Jonah and Rebecca. He has another, older daughter by a previous relationship: Christine Hill, who witnessed one of his murders as a child. He treats her like a shameful secret, forbidding her from contacting him and keeping her existence hidden from his other family. She tries unsuccessfully to win his love, going so far as to commit murder for him; she kills FBI agent Frank Lundy and wounds Dexter's adopted sister Debra to protect her father from the police.[3] Her actions have the opposite of the intended effect, however: When he learns what she has done, Mitchell tells her he wishes she had never been born. She commits suicide shortly afterward.[4]
Members of his family died in the same way as his victims: his sister died in a bathtub in 1959, his mother jumped to her death in 1961, and his father was bludgeoned to death (presumably by Arthur himself) in 1962.[5]
Story progression[edit]
Episode 37[edit]
In season four, Mitchell begins the cycle again, killing his victims at the original murder sites. After killing the woman in the bathtub, Mitchell takes a shower in scalding hot water and, after forcing a mother to fall to her death, he provokes a drunken man into beating him up.[6]
Episode 40[edit]
FBI agent Frank Lundy comes out of retirement to hunt Trinity down, but is shot and killed just as he begins to close in on him. Lundy had theorized that Trinity was a loner who had no life outside killing. When Dexter goes to kill Trinity, he discovers that Trinity is a husband and father, as well as a prominent figure in a charitable Christian homebuilding organization. He uses this organization to travel around the country to cover for his murder spree, and (it is later learned) as a dump site for the first victim in his cycle.[3]
Episode 43[edit]
Dexter is conflicted over whether to kill Mitchell or learn how he make his family life work. Dexter, under the alias of Kyle Butler, befriends Mitchell and soon learns that, unlike Dexter, Mitchell apparently has no problem being himself with his family or expressing affection. He also witnesses Mitchell's strange, unpredictable personality; the same man who murders people with uncommon brutality starts crying when he and Dexter hit a deer, and is appalled at the idea of putting it out of its misery.[7]
Episode 44[edit]
As Mitchell plans a trip to Tampa to build a house, Dexter concocts a plan to go to a meteorological convention to establish an alibi so he has a reason to be in Tampa as well. Mitchell reluctantly allows Dexter to tag along when Dexter claims he's done something terrible that only Mitchell can help him recover from. Dexter, hoping to redeem his murder of an innocent man, plans to murder the decidedly guilty Mitchell along the way. During their road trip, however, Mitchell pushes Dexter to admit his terrible deed, and Dexter claims to have killed someone in a hunting accident. This admission greatly affects Mitchell, who sees it as a sign of kinship. He takes Dexter to his old home and tells him that when he was 10, he startled his sister while spying on her in the shower; she fell and broke the glass door, slicing her femoral artery and bleeding to death. His mother later committed suicide by leaping off a building, leaving him in the care of his abusive father; Dexter conjectures that Mitchell bludgeoned his father to death, accounting for the third victim.[5]
For the remainder of the trip Mitchell exhibits sudden mood swings and irrational behavior. He keeps telling random people about his family members' deaths and stresses the need for confession, to the point that Dexter is actually worried that Mitchell might tell people about Dexter's previously mentioned murder. One morning, Dexter sneaks into Mitchell's room, intent on killing him, only to find him gone. Dexter tracks him to a construction site where Mitchell attempts suicide. Dexter reluctantly stops him, wanting to kill Mitchell himself. Dexter contemplates letting Mitchell fall to his death, but as he's about to let go, workers at the site come to help Dexter save him. Afterward, Mitchell has a newfound zest for life, believing God sent Dexter to save him.[5]
Episode 45[edit]
As Dexter gets to know Mitchell, he learns that his would-be mentor is not the loving family man he appears to be; Mitchell dominates his wife, beats his son and keeps his daughter virtually imprisoned in her room. During Thanksgiving, Mitchell's son, Jonah, lashes out at his father, destroying his homebuilder's plaques and smashing his sister's urn. In a fit of rage, Mitchell almost strangles Jonah, but Dexter interferes, dragging him into the kitchen. Just as Dexter has Mitchell at his mercy, however, Mitchell's wife and daughter rush in to stop him.[8]
Episodes 46 and 47[edit]
Dexter witnesses Mitchell kidnap a child, but is unable to stop him. Eventually Dexter tracks him down as he's about to bury the boy alive in drying concrete. Dexter saves the boy, but Mitchell escapes. After Mitchell learns from a news report that the boy is alive, and that Dexter didn't turn him in, he begins to become suspicious. As he tries to find Dexter he kills a man named Kyle Butler, and ultimately follows Dexter to the Miami Metro Police Department. There, he discovers Dexter's real name.[9]
Episode 48[edit]
In the last episode of the season, "The Getaway", Dexter subdues Mitchell and prepares to kill him in the room where Mitchell had held the kidnapped child. Mitchell believes Dexter was sent by God to kill him, and claims that he had tried several times to stop killing, but found that he could not change his "path". He predicts a similar fate for Dexter: he tells Dexter "It's already over", the same thing he says to his victims before he kills them. Dexter then kills him with a hammer. It is revealed in the final scene of the episode that Mitchell killed Dexter's wife, Rita, in the bathtub of Dexter's house, and that he left Dexter's son Harrison in her blood, mirroring the childhood trauma that put Dexter on the path to becoming a serial killer.[4]
Episode 52[edit]
Miami Metro detective Joey Quinn suspects Dexter of killing Rita, and he connects the dots as for the identity of Kyle Butler. Anxious to further his investigation, Quinn requests permission from Captain Maria LaGuerta, but she denies his request and orders him to leave Dexter alone. Undeterred, Quinn finds Jonah Mitchell amidst being relocated into witness protection with the rest of his family, and tries to show him a picture of Dexter so that Jonah can confirm whether or not it is "Kyle Butler". However, one of the FBI convoys manages to intercept Quinn's attempt before he succeeds, and so Quinn's query remains unanswered.[10]
Episode 67[edit]
In the sixth season, Dexter hears news about the Mitchell family, who are now living in Nebraska: Mitchell's wife, Sally, and daughter, Rebecca, have been murdered in the same way as were Mitchell's victims. Dexter deduces that Jonah is the killer, and hunts him down. At first, Jonah claims his father killed them both, but later gets into a fight with Dexter, seemingly wanting to die by Dexter's hand. Confused, Dexter gets Jonah to confess that Rebecca actually committed suicide because their mother kept blaming the children for Mitchell's capture; upon finding her, Jonah flew into a fit of rage and killed his mother, bludgeoning her in the same manner that his father killed his victims. Dexter tells Jonah to forgive himself, and leaves.[11]
- ^ Collins, Sean T. (February 9, 2016). "40 Greatest TV Villains of All Time". Rolling Stone. Retrieved April 29, 2016.
- ^ "Lost Boys". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 10. November 29, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ a b "Dex Takes a Holiday". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 2. October 18, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ a b "The Getaway". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 12. December 16, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ a b c "Road Kill". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 8. September 26, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ "Living the Dream". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 1. September 27, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ "Slack Tide". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 7. November 8, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ "Hungry Man". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 9. November 22, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ "Hello, Dexter Morgan". Dexter. Season 4. Episode 11. December 6, 2009. Showtime.
- ^ "Beauty and the Beast". Dexter. Season 5. Episode 4. October 17, 2010. Showtime.
- ^ "Nebraska". Dexter. Season 6. Episode 7. November 13, 2011. Showtime.
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Finn Daniels & Kevin Cavallie in Men Hard at Work
Synopsis: Finn has been trying to keep his business afloat for some time, but unfortunately the hammer is coming down on poor Kevin. Times are hard, and the day has come for Finn to lay off his last employee, then close up shop. Kevin is happy to get a small severance package, but he wants a little more for all the time and energy he's put in. This employee feel it's time to get hard, as it's his day to come, but only after putting all his energy into his previous employer's ass.
Porn stars: Finn Daniels , Kevin Cavallie
Who: Boss, Co-worker, Employee
Where: Chair, Desk, Floor, Office
Categories: Ball licking, Cum on stomach, Dirty talk, Dress socks, Muscular, Piercings, Shaved, Short hair, Smooth, Stocky, Suits And Ties, Tall, Tattoos


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Scientific challenges
In next-generation high-tech and mechatronic systems, extreme functionalities and performance requirements will be realized by using a model-based multi-physics systems approach. New sensing technologies and actuator designs for multi-physics processes (forces, flows, temperatures, acoustics, optics) will need to be integrated with and used by distributed on-line model-based control and optimization tools. The control systems are adaptive, auto-tuned, are implemented in optimized hardware and software architectures, and use effective (wireless) communication.
Although in more classical designs the different modules can be treated in isolation, next-generation systems will require further integration: all of the physics, including material properties, becomes important to model and to control. Control, communication and software will interact interdependently to achieve the real-time performance requirements. In addition, the field of systems engineering as a systematic tool for the conception, design and performance prediction of complex equipment must be further developed. Using systems design paradigms, such as the V-model and resource budgeting, forms a central part of the program and challenges within HTSC.


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CASSELBERRY — While state officials continue to review the city's request for up to $600,000 in grants to help it spray treated sewage onto a golf course, the city council is scheduled to consider a request by the director of utilities Monday night for $50,000 to continue work on the project.
The spray irrigation project is meant to increase the city's sewage treatment capacity by more than 400,000 gallons per day. Irrigation, or land spreading, is one of the state's favored means of sewage disposal because of restrictions against dumping wastewater into lakes and streams.


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Take a look at the latest blog posts from the collections team at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.
Waitangi Day: Shakespeare's Sonnets in Maori (6 Feb)
Waitangi Day commemorates the signing of New Zealand's most important historic document Te Tiriti o Waitangi (The Treaty of Waitangi) by representatives of the British Crown and Maori tribes. To mark Waitangi Day, I decided to blog about our translation of Shakespeare's sonnets into Maori. Merimeri Penfold, a renowned teacher of Maori and human rights activist, presented her translation to our library.
Find out more about Waitangi Day: Shakespeare's Sonnets in Maori
Love in the Margins (9 Feb)
Creating a display for our recent Winter School, I found some intriguing examples of marginalia in our early printed books. These doodles, poems and inscriptions give an insight into the lives and loves of former readers, preserving a snapshot of their lives for posterity.
Find out more about Love in the Margins
Words of Love (17 Feb)
A brief search on our online catalogue revealed to me that our archive contains a pleasingly large amount of letters containing words of love! It maybe feels a little nosy and intrusive reading the sweet nothings of people who were writing to each other around 150 years ago, it is unlikely that they would realise that one day their correspondence would be held in an archive available for anyone to read! This post does contain, perhaps, a more painful side to love.
Shakespeare's Lovers in the Museum Collection (22 Feb)
Shakespeare's plays abound with lovers, some happy and fortunate, some considerably less so. Our museum collection has various objects with love scenes from the plays.
Read more on Shakespeare's Lovers in the Museum Collection
A Midsummer Night's Dream in Estonian (24 Feb)
The Estonian Independence Day (iseseisvupäer in Estonian) is celebrated with fireworks, parades and concerts. There are several Estonian translations represented in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust library. Among these are a King Lear (Kuningas Lear) published in 1926 and presented to the library by the Estonian Literary Society, a Macbeth donated by the Estonian Legation and A Midsummer Night's Dream (Suveöö-Unenäsu) published in 1924.
Find out more about A Midsummer Night's Dream in Estonian
1864 – Monument or Bust! (27 Feb)
In April 1864 there were concerts and performances in London to celebrate the 300thanniversary of the birth of Shakespeare. At the time funds were being raised in London and in other places to pay for the purchase of New Place in Stratford, or rather to repay James Orchard Halliwell who had paid for it in 1862 and was Secretary of the Shakespeare Fund. Whilst he was owner and until he had been repaid he prevented any monument from being constructed in New Place Gardens. The Grade II* monument that is in New Place gardens today was in Pall Mall in 1864.


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On July 13 near Luparevo Zhovtnevogo's village of the region of the Nikolaev area, the driver of the car "VAZ 2107", the inhabitant of Nikolaev, the unemployed Z. 1954 of the birth, I didn't manage to drive and I allowed collision with the Deu — Lanos car at which wheel there was a resident of Kiev. About it reports TsOS Regional Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in the Nikolaev area.
Owing to road accident "Deu's" 2 passengers, the inhabitant of Kiev suffered: S.'s citizen, 1982 year of birth got a thorax bruise. And M.'s citizen, 1982 year of birth - a hip bruise. Them delivered in Zhovtnevuyu TsRB.


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SOURCE: CES Synergies, Inc.
February 13, 2014 10:30 ET
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, FL--(Marketwired - February 13, 2014) - CES Synergies, Inc. (OTCQB: CESX) announces that its subsidiary, Cross Environmental Services, Inc. (CES), has received a contract and has begun to provide remediation and demolition services on Phase 3 of the State Road 7 corridor extension for the Florida Department of Transportation, District IV, Broward County. The contract is valued in excess of $1 million with an anticipated duration of 18 months. Currently, CES is working on the fifth task order with 51 task orders to be completed thereafter.
The project requires abatement of asbestos containing material (ACM) and the subsequent demolition of a variety of commercial structures extending into the right of way for the proposed State Road 7 expansion. The scope of work consists of wet method ACM abatement where necessary, and the structural dismantlement and demolition of the buildings. All materials from the abatement activities are disposed of in licensed facilities, and demolition debris is segregated to maximize the recycling and reuse of the materials removed from the site.
Mr. John Tostanoski, President of CESX, commented, "We're very pleased to continue our relationship with FDOT, District IV, which is a nice complement to the work we have done, and continue to do, with FDOT throughout many of its districts in Florida."
About CES:
CES Synergies, Inc., through its subsidiary, Cross Environmental Services, Inc., is a specialty environmental services company providing quality environmental contracting solutions, demolition and remediation services to commercial and industrial customers, as well as federal, state and municipal entities. More information may be found at the Company's website: www.crossenv.com
This release contains certain statements that are, or may be deemed to be, forward-looking statements within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are made in reliance upon the protections provided by such Acts for forward-looking statements. We have identified forward-looking statements by using words such as "expect," "believe," and "should." Although we believe our expectations are reasonable, our operations involve a number of risks and uncertainties that are beyond our control, and these statements may turn out not to be true. Risk factors associated with our business, including some of the facts set forth herein, are detailed in the Company's Form SEC filings.
Company Contact: John TostanoskiPresident CES Synergies, Inc. (813) 783-1688 firstname.lastname@example.com Investor Contact: John NesbettJen BelodeauInstitutional Marketing Services (IMS)(203) email@example.com
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Earlier this month rapper Future withdrew his counter-claim against his baby mama Ciara, after she filed a $15 million defamation of character lawsuit against him, claiming he wanted to keep the peace [click here if you missed that].
Now Future is trying to force Ciara to do the same...
According to The Jasmine Brand
"Future has returned to court in his nasty $18 million dollar legal battle with Ciara, demanding her lawsuit be thrown out and explaining his tweet calling his baby mama 'bitch' is accurate because she is one — due to her being overbearing and controlling about him being able to see his son."A ruling is pending.