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Since you don't have a lot of cash flow in college, you need to learn how to be thrifty with your money. Here are some tips for surviving on a college budget.
Walk or ride your bike to classes. By doing this, you won't have to spend as much money on gas or car maintenance. You also won't have to shell out a bunch of money each semester for campus parking fees.
Get good grades. Having good grades can save you money on car insurance. Check with your insurance company to see what grades they require for the discount.
Look for free or cheap entertainment. Stop spending ridiculous amounts of money at your local movie theater. Many campuses host free movie nights throughout the school year. You could also subscribe to Amazon Student and receive unlimited instant streaming of thousands of movies and TV episodes (not eligible with free trial). Check out sites such as Groupon and DealChicken for deals on movies, food, travel, etc. Instead of going out to clubs every weekend where you have to spend money on cover charges and beverages, save your cash by attending art openings or free student concerts. Stay away from shopping malls when you are bored; you'll be too tempted to make purchases. Instead, keep yourself busy by going for a long walk, playing sports, having a picnic with your friends, etc.
Don't pay for a fitness club membership. Most campuses have fitness centers that are free to students. If your campus doesn't, buy some hand weights and take up running, biking, swimming, etc.
Use coupons. For every item that you purchase, check to see if you can use a coupon for it. This includes groceries, clothing, electronics, etc. If purchasing items online, you should first visit sites such as coupons.com or couponchief.com to check for online coupon codes. In addition to discounts, some sites, such as Ebates, offer cash back and will mail you a check based on your purchases. If your mom is a coupon clipper, have her send some in your next care package.
Get free Internet access. Many campuses offer free wireless or wired access. If your campus doesn't offer this free service, use the campus computer lab when you need access to the Internet.
Purchase a laundry rack. Using a laundry rack instead of a clothes dryer will cut your laundry costs in half. Plus, your clothes will last longer and look better.
Buy your textbooks online. Websites, such as Amazon and barnesandnoble.com, offer cheaper textbook prices than your local bookstores. In some cases, you may save more than 50% by purchasing books online. You can also save money by renting textbooks at sites such as textbooks.com and campusbookrentals.com. Added bonus: you bypass the whole standing in line thing.
Be smart about credit. If you use a credit card, make sure you have cash to pay off the balance every month as not to accrue interest. If you get into debt during college, those credit card woes will be with you long after graduation.
Get a free checking and savings account. Look around your community for banks that cater to students. When signing up for a checking/savings account, make sure there are no attached fees for ATM withdrawals, online banking, funds transfer, etc.
Don't shop for groceries when hungry. You'll end up spending way more than you originally intended. Make a list and stick to it!
Carpool. Going home for the weekend or for a holiday? Carpool with other students from your hometown. Gas doesn't seem that expensive when you split the cost.
Don't forget about financial aid. Remember to research scholarships and grants.
Your college years can be a financially rough time. With a little planning and a lot of willpower, you can survive on a college budget.
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Only 40 years ago, the Earth got its day
The upcoming 40th anniversary of Earth Day is a testament to Gaylord Nelson, a Democratic senator from Wisconsin who conceived of the celebration during a 1969 tour of the West. Earth Day turned out to be a brilliant idea, but Nelson went on to accomplish even more, shaping environmental protections that many of us take for granted today.
Nelson was elected senator in 1962, following 10 years as a state legislator and four years as Wisconsin's governor. An environmentalist before the term even existed, his first speech in Congress proposed banning phosphates in detergents that were choking lakes and rivers with rafts of foam. He also co-sponsored the Wilderness Act and proposed banning the carcinogenic pesticide DDT.
His was an era of rising environmental awareness. Rachel Carson's 1962 book, Silent Spring, educated millions about how pesticides were killing the nation's birds. In 1964, the Wilderness Act overwhelmingly passed Congress to become the strongest protection for federal lands.
But it was also an era of startling environmental degradation. Pollution from cars and industry led to fatal smog events, including a 1965 episode that killed 80 New Yorkers. In January 1969, an oil spill near Santa Barbara blackened 30 miles of California's coastline. Six months later, Ohio's Cuyahoga River burst into flames, one of many "river fires" caused by oil and chemical pollution.
For Nelson, the environmental threats coalesced with the era's political upheaval. Traveling the West in 1969, he was inspired by anti-Vietnam war campus "teach-ins." That summer, in Seattle, he announced plans for a similar, nationwide demonstration that would eventually become Earth Day. Nelson's staff planned the event from his office, and by early 1970, grassroots efforts were under way throughout the country.
"That was the amazing thing about Earth Day," Nelson later wrote. "It organized itself."
Bolstered by the groundswell, Nelson presented an "environmental agenda" for the nation in a January 1970 Senate speech. It put forward an ambitious plan to make the 1970s a decade of environmental action. "America has bought environmental disaster on a national installment plan: Buy affluence now and let future generations pay the price," said Nelson, in words no less meaningful today.
He then presented 11 measures he hoped would create what he called a national "ecological ethic." Citing the powerlessness of the era's citizens to combat pollution, he proposed a constitutional amendment that would guarantee the right to a clean environment. He called for environmental curricula at every level of public education, and he urged a ban on the worst pesticides, the protection of wetlands, investment in mass transit and laws to protect and promote clean air.
As Nelson pressed his agenda, the Earth Day movement grew, and on April 22, 1970, over 20 million Americans -- fully 10 percent of the population -- participated in demonstrations and teaching events. Rallies occurred in scores of cities, over 12,000 schools held events and Congress recessed in honor of the day. The whole thing was as American as apple pie.
The demonstrations started the modern environmental movement by uniting previously disparate groups fighting for clean air, water and lands conservation. They're also credited for passage of the 1970 Clean Air Act, one of our most important laws. The act created the first national air-quality standards and continues to protect the air in national parks, wilderness areas and cities. The EPA says the Clean Air Act has saved tens of thousands of lives and prevented $20 trillion in health-care costs. Furthermore, the Supreme Court recently ruled that the act can apply to greenhouse gases, which may help us combat our greatest environmental challenge, climate change.
In the wake of Earth Day, leaded gasoline, DDT and other pollutants were banned. Congress passed landmark environmental laws still essential today, including the 1972 Marine Mammal Protection Act, 1973 Endangered Species Act, 1974 Safe Drinking Water Act, and others. By the time Nelson left Congress in 1981, key parts of his environmental agenda had become law.
Afterward, Nelson became a counselor for The Wilderness Society, and in 1995 he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 2004, a year before his death at age 89, an interviewer asked why he continued his environmental efforts.
"Our work's not done," he answered.
This year, over a half-billion people in 170 countries will celebrate Earth Day. In this country alone, 80 percent of schools will host activities. But as Gaylord Nelson said, the work's not done. Global climate change, ocean acidification and collapsing biodiversity are unprecedented problems. It's clear that saving life on Earth requires a host of new environmental heroes.
Tim Lydon is a contributor to Writers on the Range, a service of High Country News (hcn.org). He is a wilderness ranger in Alaska during the summer and lives now in Whitefish, Montana.
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MONTPELIER, Vt. — A county Republican Party committee chairman apologized Tuesday for a statement he reposted to a party Facebook page that was widely interpreted as a racist attack on President Barack Obama.
Rob Towle, the Rutland County committee chairman, called the statement "stupid and insensitive." On Monday, he apologized to Democrats he said were offended by the post. A day later, he was directing his apology to everyone.
The original post talked about a "2012 Social Security Stimulus Package" that included cornbread mix, discount coupons to Kentucky Fried Chicken and a prayer rug. Prayer rugs are used by Muslims in religious observances.
It added that the contents of the "stimulus package" included an "'Obama Hope & Change' bumper sticker, and a 'Blame it on Bush' poster for the front yard. The directions were in Spanish."
Towle's initial apology came after state Democratic Party Chairman Jake Perkinson issued a statement Monday calling the statement "appalling" and "vile."
Towle said someone else had written the message and shared it on his personal Facebook page, and he reposted it on Sunday on the county Republican Facebook page.
The liberal-leaning news website Green Mountain Daily first reported on the posting on Sunday.
Towle confirmed Tuesday that in responding to questions from the website, he initially had defended the posting, but had since changed his thinking.
"I realized that it was inappropriate and insensitive and I'm truly sorry for having posted it in the first place," Towle said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press.
In a statement issued Tuesday, he said: "It was a case of bad judgment and anyone that knows me, knows that the post does not reflect my personal values, nor does it in any way reflect the values or beliefs of any GOP official, candidate, GOP worker, or any person that I am friends with or associate with."
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Today's Meditation
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I will be a Father to you, and you will be my sons and daughters, says the Lord Almighty.
2 Corinthians 6:18 (NIV)
We rose to greet a beautiful mid-summer morning, and everything seemed just right. After gathering around the table for breakfast, we bowed our heads for the usual blessing. In a simple prayer, I expressed gratitude for refreshing sleep and the gift of a new day. Then, I said, "And lead us through this day."
Before I finished saying those words, they brought back vivid memories of childhood. In those days, I would place my little hand in the big hand of my father and follow him wherever he went. With no fear, I could go anywhere with him, for I had absolute confidence that he would guide me, protect me, and get me to the proper destination. And I was never disappointed.
My experience with my father prepared me for something of immeasurable value. Very early I learned that we have a heavenly Father we can trust through all of life's circumstances. Even if we don't have trustworthy earthly fathers, we can place our hand in the hand of our eternal Father and follow in trust where God leads us.
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the woman that you take sailing with you whose main purpose is to ornament the foredeck by wearing a bikini and taking the top off to sunbathe. Really good deck bunnies shave their beaver before they arrive at dockside, and they take off their top and their bottom. See also rudder slut. Deck bunnies don't have to fuck the captain but its nice if they do, its usually a long swim to shore if they decide "no"
Two bad weekends in a row, first one it rained both days and the deck bunny wouldn't fuck. Next one, it was sunny but the deck bunny didn't shave, then got her period, then was too seasick to blow me down.
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The travelling notebook exhibition of myDetour 5x5 gets to the final stop, in Dakar, as an off event of the Biennale of Contemporary African Art.
The 25 decorated notebooks are showcased on a car rapide, a mini bus very common in the streets of Dakar. Every day the car rapide is doing "opening hopping" through the off events of the Biennale, cruising the streets from one art venue to the other.
The notebooks are displayed in transparent boxes with inner illumination, to contrast with the dark blue of the African night. The red exterior of the car rapide is decorated by Senegalese artist Henri Sagna, who scattered the surface with his mosquitos paintings.
MyDetour 5x5 is a non profit project supporting the lettera27 Foundation and the Kër-Thiossane Association projects for building a new Media Lab in Dakar, a hub for emerging creative talents in Africa.
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Case l: Alan
Alan was five and had sandy blonde hair, a freckled face, and a
generally mischievous look. His mother was at her wit's end. She hoped that
homeopathy could solve his behavior problems. She described her son as
disobedient (3). He didn't like to listen (3). Alan's parents had tried many
different parenting techniques to no avail. He balked (3) no matter what
approach they tried. It took him 30 to 45 minutes to get dressed. He would
stop, then start, then ask questions. There was no getting through to him. He
could not focus (3). If Alan's parents said "no, you can't", he would "lose it"
and become hysterical (3). He screamed (3), cried (3), and threw things (3). He
was very stubborn (3), "He could go from black to white in a matter of seconds.
Something snaps."
Alan engaged in slugging matches with his mother. He yelled at her "in a
cursing tone but without the four letter words". He threw tantrums in public
(3) during which he would push his mother and assert that he was not afraid of
her. He told her loudly and repeatedly that she was "a mean, bad mommy". It
embarrassed her terribly. Alan was defiant (3). He pushed and hit others, but
when they did the same to him, he'd complain "It's not fair". He got along
better with other kids when he was in charge. He liked to wrestle and play
Alan had a fixaton on violence (2) and weapons (2). He had no fears.
He was terrible with animals (2). His parents had to tell him ten times a day
to leave the cat and dog alone. He liked to be "on the go". He had an
incredible memory and vocabulary and a very quick mind, which he used to his
advantage. He was very interested in tools and mechanical things. Alan was bold
(2) and liked to climb up high.
He could be very talkative (3) for hours on end and loved to play "Guess
what?" forever. Loud noises really bothered him (2). He was lanky, strong, and
the height of a six and a half year old. He had grown a lot over the past four
months and was complaining of his bones aching (1).
Alan's mother had a good pregnancy, nursed him until he was 19 months, and did
not introduce dairy into his diet until10 months. He walked at 11 months and
talked at 18 months. He developed a severe otitis media at ten months following
a DPT immunization.
He had a habit of grinding his teeth at night (3) so loudly that he awakened
his parents in the next room. His sleep was restless (2). He flailed his arms
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He habitually lapped his tongue (3), resulting in scabs below his lips. He
picked his nose a lot (2 and had a lot of gas (2).
When asked about pruritis, his mother confirmed that he did have periods of
intense anal itching but was never tested for pinworms. Alan had warts on his
left sole under the big toe (2) which were starting to be painful.
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The Life Line is the most important line in your palm and everyone has it.It represents your vitality and health.Some people say that the longer your life line be the longer you will live,but it's not true.From our experience there are a lot of people who has a short life line but can live for more than 80 years.so the life line just represents the quality of your life not the length of your life.
The life line starts between the Jupiter and Mars mounts, and it surrounds around the thumb, to end somewhere near the bottom of your hand. Deep life lines generally mean outdoorsy people who prefer to work outdoors. Shallow life lines mean people with difficulties that keep them away from enjoying their life A strong and solid life line with no interruptions is ideal.Energies and passions can be distributed toward his or her life effectively.
In some cases,there will be no chaining at the beginning of the life line.These people are very independent.On the contrary,Excessive chaining means that a person is too dependent upon others.Shallow beginnings to life lines mean an illness in babyhood or a difficult delivery.
The life line and Head line may have linked beginnings. People with this sort of life line are easily to be influenced by others. They are always not optimistic, but very loyal to their country,friends, etc.This kind of person is good at being an assistant, as they don't have enough confidence to establish things on their own but are very loyal to their leader .
Even if the life line and Head Line aren't linked, you can see some tiny lines linking the two main lines; the less lines there are, the more likely this person to be independent and to be a leader.
Higher-starting life line on the palm means people who are very confident, sometimes too confident, but who can not accept responsibility for their own mistakes.Life line that starts low down on the palm means people who are very easygoing.
If there are two parallel life lines in your palm,which is very rare,then you can live two separate lives without getting any troubles.
If there are a lot of breaking up at the end of life line,which means a life that has taken on too much, you should stop committing to too many things late in life.


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MANCHESTER - Move that car off city streets tonight or you'll be digging out cash along with all that snow.
The city declared a "Snow Emergency" Friday morning that goes into effect at 10 p.m. and continues through 6 a.m. Saturday. During the ban, no vehicles may be parked on city streets.
Cars remaining on the streets will be towed and stored at the lot at Derryfield Park, off Bridge Street. To get your car back, you'll have to present proof of ownership and pay $110 in cash, by certified check or money order payable to the City of Manchester. The payment must be made within 24 hours of the vehicle being towed, otherwise expect to pay additional towing and storage fees.
The city has two locations available for free parking during snow emergencies: The Victory Parking Garage, at Chestnut and Amherst streets, and the Pearl Street parking lot. Both lots have limited space available.
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One would think it a simple equation: Grazing cows + steep hills + thick fog = tumbling cows.
One would think it a simple equation: Grazing cows + steep hills + thick fog = tumbling cows.One would be mistaken. In fact, after years of observing cows grazing in heavy fog on hillsides too extreme ever to be farmed except by the reckless, one can only conclude cows have an intuitive knack for planting hoof to earth in such as way so as not to cause noticeable disruption to the order of things, i.e., all of a sudden finding themselves tumbling end to end all the way to the bottom of the hill These beasts of bovine heritage are so intent on staying alive, one would wager they have failed to notice the fog at all, or the slant of the hill, or even the guy trying to get a photograph. In short, cows have no time to waste on simple equations, or, for that matter, on anything having to do with higher, or lower, mathematics, or, really, on anything else at all except ripping up tufts of grass and consuming them as loudly as possible. Indications are being a cow is a full time job. Springhouse, P. O. Box 8, Herod, IL 62847


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Hood: Stripping Atlanta Of Date Was A Cold Move
By Jeff Hood | Senior Writer
A longtime resident of North Georgia who has attended all but two Sprint Cup races held at Atlanta Motor Speedway since 1980, I think it's safe to call the oval located in the tiny town of Hampton my home track.
After seeing a lot of seats go unoccupied for years during marquee events held at the 1.54-mile facility, Thursday's announcement that AMS is losing its spring date wasn't much of a shock.
But that didn't prevent it from feeling like a punch to the gut.
Gone are the days of scraping the frost off the windshield of my car in the wee hours of Sunday mornings in early March before making the 90-minute trek to Hampton.
Gone are the days of checking the weather forecast before departing for the speedway in early March to determine if a parka or just two sweatshirts would suffice for the day.
Gone are the days of walking through the Cup garage at AMS early on race morning in early March only to see the doors of the garage stalls slammed shut as teams and their cars took refuge from the bitterly cold weather.
Pundits blame the fickle sports fans of Atlanta for the loss of the track's early spring (actually late winter) NASCAR date.
But I'll always be convinced that the unpredictable weather in Atlanta that time of year was the kiss of death for the spring race. I'm certain that bad weather dates contributed to the demise of the North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham, N.C.
And now word trickles in from the street that Kentucky Speedway, the beneficiary in the switch, will be awarded a warm-weather Cup date by NASCAR.
I can only imagine the long line of cars packed with fans on Bruton Smith Parkway if Atlanta had been playing host to the Cup Series on a Saturday night in June.
A columnist based in Charlotte wrote Thursday afternoon that AMS' parent company, Speedway Motorsports, Inc. (SMI), made the correct call to pull the race from Atlanta instead of its sister track in New Hampshire because NASCAR can't risk alienating its fans in the Boston market.
What fan base?
When I passed through Boston earlier this summer on my way to Loudon, N.H. for the NASCAR weekend, the only sports chatter I heard or read about centered on the Bruins, Celtics, Patriots and Red Sox.
The lone mention of NASCAR focused on Danica Patrick's run in that weekend's Nationwide Series event.
Time will tell if NASCAR, at the urging of SMI, will pull one of the two Cup races in New Hampshire and ship it to Las Vegas.
But as for Thursday's announcement, NASCAR and SMI should have considered moving the Sprint All-Star race from Charlotte to Kentucky instead of swiping a date from Atlanta.
Let's face it: thousands of tickets to All-Star event are freebies and many more are deeply discounted. And Charlotte struggles to put butts in the seats for what should be one of NASCAR's showcase weekends.
The All-Star race is now all about giving the drivers and teams a third race in their own backyard. It's that simple.
Ironically, many competitors, most notably Dale Earnhardt Jr., consider Atlanta to be their favorite stop on the circuit.
But following the implementation of NASCAR's new policy of secretly fining competitors who criticize the sport, drivers will be reluctant to rip NASCAR's decision to pull a race from Atlanta when they face the media on Friday in Watkins Glen, N.Y. Instead, they'll put on their corporate hat and call it another brilliant decision by NASCAR.
Truthfully, I'm not shedding any tears over Atlanta losing its spring date.
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Anticipated moderating by CNN's Crowley in Tuesday night's debate causing anxiety in both presidential campaignsBy KATHLEEN HENNESSEY
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Tonight's presidential debate may have the look of a town hall, with voters surrounding the candidates and posing the questions, but the degree to which it is a casual conversation between candidates and voters or a tough grilling on the issues is largely up to one woman: Candy Crowley.
The CNN anchor and debate moderator appears to have caused some anxiety within both campaigns with her comments about how she plans to approach her role in the second debate. Crowley has said in repeated interviews that she plans to ask follow-up questions and press candidates on issues they may have conveniently have left out of the answers.
Time Magazine's Mark Halperin writes that the campaigns of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney feel Crowley's views conflict with an agreement about debate mechanics worked out between the two parties, which states that the moderator's role should be limited.
'In managing the two-minute comment periods, the moderator will not rephrase the question or open a new topic ... The moderator will not ask follow-up questions or comment on either the questions asked by the audience or the answers of the candidates during the debate or otherwise intervene in the debate except to acknowledge the questioners from the audience or enforce the time limits, and invite candidate comments during the two-minute response period,' the memo said, according to Time.
While this may have been the agreement worked out between the campaigns, it is not something signed by Crowley or the Commission on Presidential Debates. Asked last week about whether Crowley has agreed to any terms, a commission official said she had broad discretion on how to run the debate. Other than the basic format - the two-minute time allotment for each answer, rebuttal and discussion - 'we've not given any restrictions to the moderator,' said Peter Eyre, a senior adviser to the commission.
The Obama campaign didn't deny the Time report on Monday.
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The voters in the audience may do the questioning, but there's no doubt Crowley is running the show. Not only may she ask follow-up questions, she determines which questions get asked.
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Deerfield, Illinois, is little different in appearance from most postwar American suburbs. If a resident of Troy, Michigan, or Alpharetta, Georgia, were to find herself in Deerfield today, the place would feel familiar. A community of mostly single-family detached houses on large, well-landscaped lots along curvilinear streets, Deerfield was a small village on Chicago's periphery in 1950. Its strongest selling point–then and now–is that it was not the city. Like most of Chicago's satellites, it is overwhelmingly white. It is a prosperous community with relatively low taxes and excellent public schools and services. Its location offers economic advantages to area residents. It is convenient to the suburban office parks and malls where the lion's share of metropolitan Chicago's new jobs have been created. Deerfield is part of an increasingly self-contained galaxy of suburbs and exurbs that extends largely unbroken for nearly fifty miles north and west of the city. What remains of the prairie and farmland that once began in Deerfield's backyard is now cordoned off in scattered parks and the occasional undeveloped lot. Most Deerfielders don't even commute to Chicago; they are more likely to be day-trippers than workers in the Windy City.
Almost from the day the first kidney-shaped cul-de-sac was cut into the prairie soil, these metropolitan landscapes have been the subject of intense political debate. In 1961, looking out onto the Deerfields and Levittowns and Park Forests and Lakewoods that had sprung up virtually overnight on the periphery of nearly every major American city, the great urbanist Lewis Mumford lamented the "multitude of uniform, unidentifiable houses, lined up inflexibly, at uniform distances, on uniform roads, in a treeless communal waste, inhabited by people of the same class, the same income, the same age group, witnessing the same television performances, eating the same tasteless prefabricated foods, from the same freezers, conforming in every outward and inward respect to a common mold." Our debate about suburbanization has largely been about mass culture and taste, isolation and conformity. Latter-day suburban critics like the acerbic James Howard Kunstler (The Geography of Nowhere) paint a dark picture of a pathological culture of hyper-consumerism that has crushed the small-town Gemeinschaft that once supposedly characterized the United States. In contrast, defenders of suburbia and exurbia, like David Brooks, seek to rescue suburbanites, their SUVs and their mega-grills from the condescension of urban, latte-sipping, blue-staters.
Kunstler and Brooks would be interesting footnotes to the culture wars of the past two decades were it not for a large, well-funded, disciplined movement that has risen up to challenge suburban sprawl. Over the past decade a growing chorus of activists–a motley crew of wealthy suburbanites, urban community development activists, horse farmers, environmentalists, architects and critics–have denounced the mega shopping malls and big-box retailers that drain business from city centers; "McMansions" and vast seas of asphalt that have gobbled up wetlands and family farms; and the gas-addicted soccer moms and office-park dads who clog the roads. While many of these critics have a hard time concealing their disdain for bent-grass lawns and two-story foyers and three-car garages, their argument with suburbia is not primarily cultural. Instead, they contend that sprawl fragments government, maldistributes economic resources and ravages the environment. Armed with studies from the Brookings Institution, the Wharton School and even the US Geological Survey, they advocate "smart growth"–public policies that encourage public transportation, preserve environmentally fragile land and channel investment to older, denser urban centers.


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Best of all, the heirloom tomatoes that I started from seed are finally ripening. Red, deeply lobed Costellutos came first. They were not very large in size, but had a sweet tomato flavor.
Next I served our first Black Krim tomato sliced with a drizzle of olive oil and a dash of garlic salt, then scattered some chopped opal basil over the plate. Black Krim originate in the Black Sea reagion of Europe and have a dark, almost brown red flesh, shot through with bright red and spring leaf green. They have a very deep, delightful tomato flavor and are firm, but juicy. The little yellow pear tomatoes ripened just as the first Green Zebra tomato began to grow golden under the green stripes. I served chunks of marinated mozarella cheese on top of chunks of Black Krim and Green Zebra for a delicious taste of summer.
But what about the pie? It was a spur of the moment idea to make for dinner last weekend. Don't be too envious of my garden. This is the first time in almost 15 years that I've had more than about 6 food plants total in the garden. Finally this winter and spring I had the time to sow seeds for tomatoes, squash, and chard and, late, for cucumber. What really takes time is finding enough places to plant those seedlings that are not vulnerable to gophers and then finding the time to water every day. So these summer jewels are rare for me and very appreciated.
Imagine walking through the garden and picking some fresh chard, some of that dark opal basil, a few zucchini, a few tomatoes, and then heading for the kitchen to make a pie that tastes just like high summer. I blind baked a pie shell (using a round of parchment paper and my much-used and saved for pie baking kidney beans to keep the pastry from rising or forming big bubbles in the crust. Then I put chopped onions and mushrooms into a skillet with olive oil to saute'. While that was cooking, I made half moons of zucchini and cut tomatoes into chunks. I chopped basil and sliced well-washed chard into ribbons about 1 inch wide, after removing the stems. Once the onions and mushrooms were tender, I added the squash and tomatoes, let them cook until the squash were tender, then placed the chard on top, added a couple tablespoons water, and covered the pan to steam the chard.
While the chard steamed, I mixed 1/2 cup milk, egg substitute workth three eggs, 1/4 cup pesto, and a few grinds of pepper in a bowl. When the chard was tender, I mixed the vegetable mixture into the egg mixture and poured it all into the pie shell. After baking at 350 degrees F for about 30 minutes until the pie filling was set and browned lightly, I let it cool just enough that it could be cut, then served it at our little eating place on the porch to Sweetie with those sliced tomatoes and some lemonade. Wish you could have joined us.
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Wow! Just ... wow.ReplyDelete
When the season's over, don't throw out the green tomatoes - harvest them & use them as the base for fruitmince! We ended up with nearly 100 quarts from our end-of-season tomatoes. :)
Elle, your garden must be really beautiful, so many wonderful things coming from it!ReplyDelete
I love the savory pie and the tomatoes look so good too!
Davimack, what a great idea for green tomatoes at the end of the season!ReplyDelete
Meeta, it's true, the foods of summer are just wonderful.
Deborah, Don't be jealous. Most years my garden is not bigger than yours. But we can both plan for bounteous next year.:)
Patricia, It is beautiful in a way, but starting to get weedy...now that I'm working again the garden time had diminished. Glad the veggies produce weeds or no.
Cynthia, I would love to sit down to it with you. Maybe one day...
Peabody, I wish you could eat tomatoes, too, but then you might have to like summer, heheheh.
Aysayaman, I love to follow links to new blogs through other blogs,too. Gald you found me. I think Patricia's bannana pie is excellent with the carmalization. Thanks for your kind words.ReplyDelete
Dharm, Not sure that I would like it always being summer, but glad you like the pie and tagged me.
Valli, This has been a spectacular summer, but I really do love autunm better. The crisp air and fall colors are great and a lot of the harvest comes in the fall, too.
I can't tell you how much I want to grow my own tomatoes, and pictures like these make me all the more keen. I think I need a little greenhouse :)ReplyDelete
Kristen,thanks...love the 'maters!ReplyDelete
Kelly-Jane, Try growing from seed next season. You can buy these rectangular planters that are mini-greenhouses. You fill the cells with potting soil, put a couple of seeds in each, a little soil on top of the seeds, a little water, then cover with the clear cover & it heats up in a sunny window area just like a little greenhouse. Great way to start those expensive heirloom tomatoes as I did this year. Be ahppy to answer any questions as you go along.
Veron, Wish I were sharing a piece with you. Next time you come to SF, maybe I will be free to visit with you and bring a piece of pie :). The new job made it impossible this time.


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Mac Miller Launches New Collaboration With Neff Clothing
Mac Miller doesn't really care where his new album Watching Movies With The Sound Off charts next week, just as long as he's comfortable in the gear he's in, even if it's his birthday suit.
Less than a week of away from the release of his sophomore project, the rapper joins forces with Neff clothing line, launching limited edition pieces now available on Zumiez.
Like peers Deadmau5 and Snoop Lion, Miller's partnership with Neff includes an eight-piece collection including three t-shirts, a fleece hoodie, tank top, two snap back hats and a watch. With vivid Native American Aztec-inspired prints and tie-dyed designs, the rapper/reality star made sure fans could dress like Mac without breaking the bank.
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As the news about black gay men almost becoming an endangered species based on rising HIV/AIDS rates, suicide and hate crimes, programs like the Network are vital to their survival. The Network provides mentorship, community, safety, support and opportunity for black gay men. In the words of the late great poet Joseph Beam, "black men loving black men is the revolutionary act," and the Network is poised to revolutionize how black gay men see each other and how society sees us.
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Oscar Pistorius Will Be Charged With Premeditated Murder
Oscar Pistorius, the double amputee sprinter who became the sweetheart of the Olympics this past summer, cried tears into his hands in a court room in South Africa this morning when the prosecutors announced that they will throw a premeditated murder charge at his ass, because they believe he meant to shoot his 30-year-old girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Oscar's agent told reporters that he didn't mean to shoot his girlfriend dead and he will fight the charges.
According to the literary journal where I get all my very important news, The Daily Mail, the police were called to Oscar's house in Pretoria after neighbors heard some noises. Apparently, the neighbors called before the shooting. Neighbors also said they heard screaming and shouting before the shooting. After the shooting, the security guards from Oscar's gated community found him kneeling next to Reeva's body in the downstairs bathroom. She was shot four times through a closed bathroom door. The police didn't buy Oscar's whole "I thought she was a robba!" story and immediately arrested him. A rep for the police department said yesterday that they've been called out to Oscar's house before to deal with situations of a "domestic nature." Oscar was also arrested in 2009 for allegedly assaulting a female friend. The friend eventually dropped the charges.
Pretoria has one of the highest rates of home robbery in South Africa and Oscar said in an interview once that he was paranoid about people breaking into his house. Last November, he tweeted: "Nothing like getting home to hear the washing machine on and thinking its an intruder to go into full combat recon mode into the pantry! waa."
I don't really get that washing machine tweet either. If a thief breaks into your house and starts doing laundry, they're either the nicest burglar ever or they have a serious case of OCD.
I don't even know what to make of this and I'm going to need South Africa to fly Detective La Toya Jackson in so she can get to the bottom of this and EVERYTHING else. I mean, shooting through the bathroom door makes me think that he really thought she was a burglar and just went crazy like Rose McGowan with her leg gun. But the neighbors heard shouting noises hours before the shooting and that makes it seem like a domestic situation.
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It's Week Three of the Survivor League where my arch rival – and Chicago's #1 White Sox Fan – Soxman and I go up against each other in fantasy football. Last week saw Soxman boasting as he had a great week while I only managed a pair of wins. This week, while we both went undefeated, Soxman still holds bragging rights since he has leapt to the top of the standings in our league. Was it a result of luck, skill or the good-will of his fellow fantasy players? Read on and see for yourself:
SOXMAN: Well, Week 3 was another TD fest for both of us in fantasy football. >Ahem< That would be" TD" of both the Touch Down but more importantly Total Dork variety, as our teams had the top two scores in the league!
So as Elliott puts on his Miyagi Do Karate outfit and endlessly practices crane kicks at imaginary thugs dressed in skeleton costumes, raise the Karate Kid montage music "You're the Best," sir.
This week was a Brees for you, literally. Thoughts?
ELLIOTT: Yes, my faith in Drew Brees was finally rewarded when he exploded for a 27 point game and carried me to a 3-0 record this week. Funny thing is that while Phillip Rivers only scored 8 points sitting on my bench, Jets QB Geno Smith scored 27 just like Brees. No matter who I start, I always have a QB scoring big points sitting on my bench.
Waiver pick-up James Starks proved to be as useless as Robb Stark at a wedding, gaining very few yards ater getting injured early in the game. That should teach me to not pick players from the Packers anymore. Even Aaron Rodgers' game smelled like stinky cheese.
Luckily for me, Peyton Manning had cooled off relatively and couldn't match my QB in points. He also allowed his kicker to actually KICK FIELD GOALS for once, making Matt Prater the second leading scorer on my team.
SOXMAN: Congrats on taking my advice and starting Matt Prater over Robbie Gould. Unlike me, I'm guessing you weren't watching Monday Night Football. Instead you were likely watching (or better yet drooling) over the Total Divas 8-man tag team match on Monday Night Raw.
Then again with each field goal, I bet you were jumping around your living room in your Yoda underoos, doing your best Daniel Bryan impression, jolting both arms in the air screaming: "Yes! Yes! Yes!" Yes?
ELLIOTT: Uh...No.
First, I have this thing called a "remote control" which allows me to switch channels and watch two shows at once. So whenever CM Punk isn't on the screen, I'll click over to football - and watch my kicker add to what was an already impressive league score - or General Hospital to see what those crazy kids in Port Charles are up to.
A.J. was robbed in the Divas match, anyway. She told Stephanie McMahon that the other Divas didn't like her and Steph didn't listen! End rant.
Second, you seem obsessed with the idea of me in my underwear; which makes me reconsider that invitation to your slumber party in the "Sox Cave" with Batboy.
And third, they're Boba Fett boxers, not Yoda. I'm not worthy of Yoda boxers yet.
At least I wasn't the one having trouble with my droid.
SOXMAN: Very funny, ya' scruffy lookin' nerf herder. Yes, my wins didn't come without a little controversy this week. In geek speak; there was debate over whose name this fantasy football wizard threw into the Goblet of Fire at the quarterback position. For people who play fantasy football on CBS Sports and use their Android App, I found a glitch that essentially moved two starting QBs into my line-up. Now I know why there was such excitement over the "glitch" in Wreck it Ralph.
ELLIOTT: I was afraid you were gonna go Turbo on us there, especially after Michael Vick flamed out as I predicted he would last week. I'll hand it to you though; playing Russell Wilson over Vick was a gutsy move, even though your droid tried to keep you from making the switch. Since you've always been a stand-up guy – for a Sox fan – your fellow league members allowed you to keep Wilson and drop Vick, which in the end paid off big time.
As for my QB conundrums, I'm not sure if I wanna stick with Brees against Miami next week, or give Rivers a shot as he goes up against Dallas. I have this feeling that the Dallas "D" is Fool's Gold for fantasy owners.
My running back situation is pretty bleak too. Bears RB Michael Bush isn't getting near the touches I was hoping he'd get, with starter Matt Forte getting all the scoring chances. That one goal-line score Bush got this weekend ended up on my bench too. Sad trombone.
It looks like running backs just aren't the premium that they once were in the NFL. After cutting loose the bust that was Maurice Jones-Drew, I'll be combing the waiver wires for another I guess.
SOXMAN: So as we head into week IV, I'm not sure what I'm more excited over: the possible return of Rob Grankowski; the series premiere of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.; or to watch Elliott try and make a light saber as part of his Star Wars Jedi training. (Why did I just picture Mickey Mouse doing his patented laugh as you fumble through it? Damn Disney!!!!)
ELLIOTT: I've got a long way to go before I get to that point, Soxy. First I need to get into "Jedi shape" which means I'm a good 30 lbs. away from that. Folks who wanna follow me as I go through the GeekFit Jedi Training Challenge should check out the FaceBook Page I set up for it.
"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." is gonna rock, but what has me jazzed the most is the series finale of "Breaking Bad". I have a feeling that this is gonna be one of the best series finales ever, unlike the one for LOST which sucked baboon butt.
As for our fantasy league, the good news is that my team is finally out of the cellar at the top of the standings in my division at 5-4.
The bad news is that only one win/loss separates 1st place from last, so next week is gonna be an important one if you wanna stay in the running. Our round-robin, play-3-teams-a-week style makes for some crazy ups-and-downs if you ask me.
And everyone is looking up at YOU, Mr. Fancy Sox, with your 8-1 record. Which makes me wonder: for all your talk about Brian Moore, were you just pulling a "Senator Palpatine", creating a "phantom menace" so you could maneuver yourself into a position of power?
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The Daily Word in drought, fire and fish ball-monster chair
New Mexico is on fire.
Über-drought drains the village of Magdalena's only well.
Two local, bilingual Whole Foods team members were suspended for speaking Spanish at work and complaining about the English-only rule.
V.B. Price calls for an extensive buffer zone around Chaco Canyon.
Will you indulge your sweet tooth at Burque's new cereal bar, R U Cereal?
A black bear attacked an elderly, bedridden woman in her Raton, N.M. home last night. She survived, but expect more bears wandering into populated areas, as drought continues.
Peep this hi-res 25-image composite of the Sun, in all its solar storm glory.
And now, ladies and gentlemen, your moment of fuzzy wuzzy, Roly Poly, fish ball-monster chair.


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UW-Whitewater took another step in the 2010 NCAA III playoffs, defeating Trine University 45-31 Saturday at Perkins Stadium in Whitewater, Wisconsin. Whitewater, 12-0, moves on to the field of eight to play North Central College, 12-0, in Naperville, Illinois Saturday, December 4 at 12:00.
The first drive set the pace for a frenetic first half. UW-W took an unusual, deliberate short kickoff at their own 37. It took them five plays to score, ending with a Lee Brekke to Adam Brandes 26 yard scoring pass at 12:50. The reception tied Brandes for fifth place in the UW-W record book with 19 career touchdowns receiving.
Whitewater's next possession began at the UW-W 18, and ended with Eric Kindler's 44 yard field goal, his longest of the season, to put the Warhawks up 10-0 at 6:14.
Trine responded with a field goal of their own, Jeremy Howard connecting from 42 yards out, to make it 10-3 with 2:28 left in the first quarter.
Trine also scored on their next drive, which began at their 27. Trine QB Eric Watt went 5-5 on the drive, accounting for 69 of the 73 yards. One of those completions was a 27 scoring toss to wide receiver Paul Curtis. The extra point tied the game 10-10 with 14:53 left in the second quarter.
It took the Warhawks just 1:31 to cover 49 yards to go ahead. The big play in the four play "drive" was a Brekke to Luke Menzel pass that covered 35 yards to the Trine four yard line. The 35 yards exactly doubled Menzel's receiving yardage for the season on this fifth catch of 2010. Levell Coppage ran the final four yards to make it 17-10 with 13:20 left in the half.
With the pattern of the first half already established, Trine came right back with seven play drive that covered 72 yards. Watt completed a 38 yard pass to Thomas Wyman to put the ball at the Whitewater six. After an incomplete pass, Jeff Langley ran the ball in to tie the game 17-17at 11:02.
It was back to Whitewater, and UW-W traveled 77 yards on six plays, highlighted by a 61 yard run by Coppage, to tie the score on a Brekke to Aaron Rusch five yard pass to put UW-W back in front 24-17 with 8:30 left in the second quarter.
Watt went on another hot streak; again completing 5-5 passes on a drive, accounting for 47 yards of the 67 it took for Trine to tie the game at 24-24. Watt and Curtis teamed up again, this time for ten yards, for the score with 2:41 left in the half.
On another day that might have been the end of the scoring, but in the wild first half Whitewater had time to go 69 yards on seven plays, with Brekke and Rusch hooking up again, this time for the final 17 yards. Rusch caught four passes for 57 yards on the drive, with the touchdown catch breaking the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference career record for receiving yards, with 3,640 at that point, passing Jarod Jenkins of UW-Stevens Point (3,632).
UW-W took at 31-24 lead in to the locker room.
The Trine defense helped The Thunder tie the game. Whitewater took possession on a punt at their own 25. A personal foul on the Warhawks moved the ball back to the 12, and Trine DB Aaron Selking intercepted a pass and ran it back to the one yard line. After a rush for no gain, Devin Leas rushed for the TD to knot the game at 31-31 with 12:31 remaining in the third quarter.
Tied 31-31 at the end of the third quarter is the latest that UW-W has not led in a game since being tied with Mount Union 28-28 with 12:08 left in the fourth quarter of the 2009 Stagg Bowl --- and it is the most points UW-W has allowed since Mount scored 31 in the 2008 Stagg Bowl.
Then someone threw a switch and two seemingly different teams took the field. The next five possessions (three Whitewater, two Trine) netted a total of 12 yards on 20 plays. The sixth drive, by Trine, almost doubled that output with 27 yards on five plays --- but 15 of those yards came on a personal foul penalty.
Whitewater finally broke the spell with a 12 play, 67 yard drive that began late in the third quarter and ended with a Coppage nine yard TD run to give UW-W the lead 38-31 with 10:52 left in the game. The fifth play of the drive was a 12 yard completion to Rusch, which put him over 1,000 yards for his playoff career (17 games) with UW-W, the first receiver in school history to reach that mark. Later, on the eighth play of the drive Rusch caught a seven yard pass, to add the WIAC career reception record (277), to his resume', surpassing Jeff Gosa of UW-Stevens Point (276, 1973-76). Rusch also moved in to eighth place in NCAA III career records with that catch.
The next time the Warhawks stayed on the ground. They went 57 in seven plays, six of them runs by Coppage covering 51 yards, including the final nine to end the scoring with 6:25 left and UW-W ahead 45-31.
Trine went back to whatever worked in the first half, and marched down to the Whitewater 25. Watt completed a pass to Curtis that covered 23 yards, but UW-W DB Jared Kiesow forced a fumble that Steve McCollom picked up at the two and returned to the eleven.
UW-W rushed for 348 yards, averaging 6.8 per carry in the game. The Warhawks earned 16 first downs rushing, breaking the school record of 163 first downs rushing (now 171) set by the 2007 Warhawks.
Whitewater has totaled 3,451 yards rushing this season, breaking the 3,436 school record set just last year.
Watt, a finalist for the Gagliardi Trophy, went 26-38 for 276 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Curtis had five of the receptions for 81 yards, and Wyman caught seven for 79. Linebacker Aaron Shoemaker led The Thunder with twelve tackles and 1.5 tackles for a loss.
Coppage rushed 38 times for 300 yards, the second highest single game output in school history. (Coppage rushed for 386 versus UW-Eau Claire October 10, 2009.) Brekke went 12-24 for 168 yards, three touchdowns and one pick. Rusch wound up with nine catches for 97 yards. For the first time this season UW-W had a defensive player, in fact two, in double figures. Linebacker Lane Olson made a team season high 15 tackles, and defensive back Ryan Wenkman contributed eleven tackles, and 0.5 for a loss.
UW-W has advanced to the final eight for the sixth consecutive year. The Warhawks defeated Wittenberg 31-13 in Perkins Stadium in the quarterfinals last year.
North Central advanced to the quarterfinals with a 28-9 win over Ohio Northern University Saturday in Naperville.


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Maybe you're building a new home, or upgrading your kitchen or bathroom with new countertops. Either way, choosing the right countertop can be overwhelming. Each type has pros and cons and a range of pricing. From plastic laminate to stainless steel, our handy guide covers the basics of counters. A new kitchen trend is to mix different styles and materials. There is a considerable choice of materials and finishes available in kitchen countertops to suit all styles and budgets and each material brings its own advantages and disadvantages.
- Laminate: Laminate is inexpensive and low maintenance. It is a plastic-coated synthetic available in many colours, patterns, and textures. Resists grease and stains, but is susceptible to damage from sharp knives and hot pans. It's best to choose matte finishes and patterned designs to keep nicks, which are difficult to repair, less noticeable. Consider adding an edge in a solid surface material such as Corian for a higher-end look.
- Granite: Granite is one of the most sought-after countertops. Its durable hard surface is easy to clean, hard to scratch and even harder to stain. Available in a broad range of colours, and often flecked with bits of minerals, which gives it a salt and pepper look. Best for kitchen counters and fireplace surrounds. Avoid ammonia-based cleaners.
- Marble: Marble is softer and more absorbent than granite and can stain and scratch easily. It must be resealed often, but the effect can be worth it. Marble is available in a variety of colours and patterns and like ceramic tile, you can create unique patterns, but you'll have to deal with keeping grout clean. Ideal for backsplashes, floors, vanities, pastry surfaces and tub surrounds. Clean marble with water and if necessary, mild detergent and rinse thoroughly. Sealing is an option, but some sealants may darken white so test a small area first.
- Soapstone: A popular granitelooking material, soapstone doesn't stain or show marks, but it's more prone to scratches than granite. It can crack over time, but resists high heat. Great for kitchen counters, sinks, vanity tops and fireplace surrounds. Do not seal; rub out scratches with mineral oil each year.
- Ceramic tile: Available in many colours, patterns, shapes, and sizes. It's durable, long-lasting and heatresistant, but can chip or crack. Damaged tiles are easy and affordable to repair. Grout lines can stain or collect food particles so be sure to choose your grout colour wisely. Epoxy and acrylic grouts are more resistant to stains. For other grouts, most stains will come out with scouring powder and household bleach.
- Butcher block: Butcher block looks and acts like a wood cutting board. When choosing the type of wood, opt for durable maple, oak or beech. Scratches and cuts will be noticeable, but can be reduced by treating with mineral or linseed oil periodically. Water damage is an issue, so it's better to use it for an island countertop away from sinks and dishwashers.
- Stainless steel: Ideal for a clean contemporary industrial appearance, shows nicks and scratches easily. Avoid scouring powders. Makes sense around cooktops and ranges as a landing area for hot pots and pans.
- Copper: Copper can give a polished, chef-like look to your kitchen. It's non-porous, easy to clean and a natural beeswax coating can reduce fingerprints. Copper is much softer than stainless steel and can warp or dent, but any scratches are considered part of the patina. Over time, copper changes colour so you'll need to polish it or embrace the new shade.
- Concrete: Concrete countertops are showing up in more homes for an industrial look or loft-style environment. Concrete is versatile and different colours or patterns can be added. Heat-and chip-resistant, but plates or dishes dropped on this hard surface almost always break. It is porous, so it must be treated with a sealer to make it smooth and resistant to stains. Maintenance consists of applying wax to protect the surface.
- Corian: A trademarked brand of solid surface material, this type is custom-made to fit your space, and since it's not a coating, any nicks and scratches can be sanded out, but it's not heat or stain-resistant. Available in a range of colours, textures and patterns.
- Silestone: This trademarked, manufactured stone is becoming a popular kitchen counter choice for homeowners. Comprised of natural quartz, one of the hardest minerals available, Silestone is less expensive than granite and has better colour. Unlike granite, Silestone does not need to be sealed to keep its shine. It's non-porous and therefore it is highly resistant to stains from coffee, wine, and olive oil etc. To clean, wipe the surface with soap and water on a regular basis.
For more home-improvement information, to send Shell an email, or to watch Shell's AskShell webcast go to www.AskShell.com.


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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Thank you guys so much. We all sound like overly impatient people waiting for it, but that;s just because you guy do such top-quality work.
Merry Christmas, Witch Hunt!
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All talk related to the 50% patch content has been displaced to Episode 7 thread. Please discuss anything related to this Episode to its respective thread.
As usual, if you see any typo, bug or whatnot, please feel free to post it there.
Nero Allelujah: if you aren't using the installer, just put the patch folder in the game main directory, just like before.
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Age: 30
First of all, thanks once again to everyone at WH for their dedicated hard work in getting this to us as such an early Christmas present. I spent the past week rereading EP6 in between studying and taking finals, and finished up yesterday, my first day of Christmas break. I'm so glad to be able to jump right into EP7 now with 6 so fresh in my mind.
That being said, is there a .zip patch available for Linux users? I used to use the installer-free Windows patch and it works just fine for me, but the more recent patches are Windows and Mac installers and I can't make use of them. I understand that this is to combat pirated game copies, but it makes it difficult for Linux users. Is there a way to get an installer-free patch so I can play it on my laptop?
Edit: Nevermind, I found it under the 'DVD version' link. Sorry about that ^^;
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No Charges In Minn. Teen's Arrow Death
CHASKA, (AP) - A Minnesota prosecutor says a teenage boy won't be charged in a bow-and-arrow accident that killed his 16-year-old friend last fall.
Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom says there is no evidence that the 16-year-old intended to shoot the arrow at Spencer Swanson or to injure him.
The boy had just received a compound bow and wanted to show it to Swanson last October. Swanson was riding his bicycle near his home in Chaska when the boy lost his grip on the bow string, and the blunt, tipless arrow shot about 94 feet and struck Swanson in the forehead.
Swanson died at a hospital two days later.
The boy's attorney, Marsh Halberg, says his client's family is relieved there will be no charges and hopes to eventually meet with Swanson's family.


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School board subcommittee to look at Hooksett school optionsBy BRENDAN CLOGSTON
Union Leader Correspondent
November 11. 2012 9:52PM
HOOKSETT - The Hooksett School Board has formed a subcommittee to hold talks with area school districts about accepting some or all of the town's high school students.
The subcommittee will include School Board members Trisha Korkosz and Michael Dubisz, and Superintendent Charles Littlefield, and will discuss cost, interest, timelines, and the numbers of students to be accepted should contracts with those districts be signed. The subcommittee will not, however, negotiate any binding deals.
Most Hooksett students attend Manchester's Central or West high schools. The school board and local parents are concerned about overcrowding in the city schools, which prompted the search for another option.
A single contract may not be the only way to go. The local organization High School Education Lifts People prepared a proposal in recent weeks to sign multiple contracts with area schools, allowing parents a choice.
Some schools, such as Bow High School, are capable of taking some of Hooksett students. Bow has a capacity of 660 students with only 511 now enrolled. That number is projected to drop below 450 by 2020, leaving room for around 220 students.
The Hooksett School Board seems to have been listening. A part of the subcommittee's work will be to investigate this option, gathering data on its cost and logistics to weigh against the single school option.
While the details of such a course are shaky, the raw idea seems to have resonated, prompting School Board member Daniel Pearl to wonder, "If we go with more of a multiple school contract, do we turn the fact that we don't have a high school here from a deficit to an asset?"
Hooksett has 686 high school students, 401 of whom attend Manchester Central. Another 154 attend Manchester West, and 76 attend the private, Catholic Trinity High School. Smaller numbers attend other area public schools, including 18 at Pembroke, 10 at Pinkerton Academy in Derry and 6 at Bow.
The subcommittee has not officially identified any schools of interest at this time, as it has yet to meet. Schools that have been recently discussed by the board, however, include Pembroke Academy, Londonderry High School, Pinkerton Academy, Goffstown High School and Bow High School. The final two would be mutually exclusive as options, as New Boston debates whether to continue with Goffstown or move to Bow, potentially freeing space at the former or filling capacity at the latter.
Pinkerton is the only school prepared to accept all of Hooksett's students, according to Littlefield.
Subcommittee member Trisha Korkosz also noted that due to the large number of parents with strong feelings of loyalty and tradition to Central, Hooksett may attempt to pursue an agreement that would allow for a continuing relationship with Manchester.
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This was a hilarious read. I didn't realize that everyone was serious till about a page and a half in. Thought it was some kind of tongue in cheek vaudevillian routine designed to mock the reactionary fan. But nope, people actually resort to that instant, reactionary, negativity drenched rhetorical tropes after a close loss on the road to a playoff team last year.
The Seahawks lost, alright, move on to the next game. This thread is littered with the same people that post "Love the Hawks! Got a special feeling this year! Anybody else feel like we can beat anybody right now?" after big wins. I know its the plight of the sports fan to be irrational, reactionary and nonsensical, but at some point, reason has to win out.
2003, the Seahawks went undefeated at home, and 2-6 on the road. 4 of those 6 losses were absolutely excruciating. Against the Bengals, on the drive to tie the game, you had the ball bounce off Darrell Jackson's helmet and into the arms of a Bengal defender to ice the game. Against the Redskins, the Hawks are up 14-3, Damien Robinson picks off a pass, but fumbles it out of the end zone costing the Seahawks seven points and starting a chain of events that was just weird. Do we all remember the Baltimore game? 41-24 with 8 minutes left? How about Bobby Engram being tackled by the back judge as he's racing to catch the game winning touchdown pass against the Rams?
If there ever was a time for threads like this, bemoaning the fact that the Seahawks were never winning another game. That they'd finish at best 7-9 and all that crap. It was that year. And this board was an absolute wreck of "What if" threads, "God hates the Seahawks" and "Our receivers suck" threads, but I never saw fans bail on the season like I read after every loss this year. It's silly and embarassing.
Oh yeah, the Hawks ended up growing up, going 10-6 and playing an absolute classic against the Packers in the first round which would've been a victory if Alex Bannister had run a slant instead of a hook. Chill out.