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Oliver/Roxanne Weasley
stir my heart
write me
melt my heart
get my drift
dream team
be my hero
heart of gold
Oliver/Roxanne Weasley
stir my heart
write me
melt my heart
get my drift
dream team
be my hero
heart of gold
Title: Just
R/W: 1st-2nd years
Word Count: 441
It was just a fling. Just once, after the last Quidditch match that Fred had ever had. He swore to himself that it would never happen again. But as he swears to himself, he finds himself believing what he is promising less and less.
Fred. Neither of them can seem to forget the kiss.
A kiss in the rain was all Luna ever wanted for a first kiss. She wanted romance, belief, beauty. She wanted the two of them to hold close to each other and never let go.
Look, Fred says finally, If that kiss I didnt
It didnt mean anything? Luna says bluntly. Because, Fred, I think it did for me.
Fred takes a deep breath.
When he fell in love, he never expected it to be someone like Luna. Luna was nothing like him; she was misty and faraway, and he was down to earth, ready for whatever came next. But above all, Fred had realised that Luna was fearless, and he was still afraid of far too much.
Im sorry, Luna continues. I know that we werent under the mistletoe, and you werent expecting it, but Ive been waiting for it to happen.
Youve been waiting for it to happen, Fred repeats. The thing is, Luna, I dont know if I have.
In all his life, Fred has never seen Luna cry. Although she is distant, she is powerful and strong, and she does not cry. Maybe this is why it breaks him so to see her like this.
Luna, Fred says, almost trying to salvage things. I didnt mean it that way.
Then how did you mean it? Luna asks.
Im sorry, she says. Justjust, when you do want to tell me why you kissed me if you didnt even mean it, dont tell me. Just write me a letter.
Write you Luna, Fred says, trying to turn her back.
You know where I live, she says, and she doesnt turn around.
Luna does not know how or why people fall in love. All she has seen from it is heartbreak and sadness. So why face it? Why love someone and then let them turn you down?
Dear Luna,
Im sorry for what I said. And Im writing you, now, arent I? When I said I didnt mean that kiss, I was wrong. I did mean to kiss you, I did mean to love you. But you arent the kind of girl I fall in love with just like that. Even if you want to be.
So maybe we could try again. Maybe I could fall in love with you.
Or maybe I already have.
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Title: Shine
Pairing: Oliver/Roxanne
Rating: 1st-2nd years
Warnings: None
Word count: Perhaps around 800...
Author's Note: Heavily inspired by a particular song--you will know who I am if I say which. The numbered and italicised things are lines from the song. Sunshine was the tag used.
1. I have travelled past your window many times
Roxanne shivered. It was a horrible grey Sunday, but she'd needed to get out. She'd gone out with no intention of going anywhere in particular, but had soon realised where her feet were winding her, and turned in a different direction. However, when she stopped thinking about where she was walking, she found herself going back to his street. She had been warm while walking, but now she was standing outside his flat, staring up at the window, she was shivering.
Only a few years ago, it would have been perfectly normal for her to walk up the steps, go through that front door, walk up the stairs, unlock his flat with her key, and then, if he was there, kiss him. If not, perhaps sit by the window, perhaps read, occasionally glance out of the glass to see if he was there.
But then she'd left him.
2. You plague my mind
She couldn't stop thinking about him. Her reasons for breaking up with him had been good, but external. He was perfect, or as close as she ever expected to get, but she hated being a Quidditch player's girlfriend. She'd hated opening a paper and see a poll about how long they would last. Then there were photos. Of her and Oliver, of Oliver with any other woman. And even though she knew he loved her, there remained the niggling suspicion, inflamed inordinately by a crappy by-line.
She hated the way that, when she and Oliver were alone, they never discussed this. They talked, occasionally, about them, about whether they might, one day, have children, get married. Never about what was happening now.
And once she'd left him, she had found it easier. Somehow unattached Oliver Wood was less interesting than an attached one, and so she could ignore it. And it was nice to leave her house and not trip over a photographer.
But he still plagued her mind. And, from what their mutual friends said, she still plagued his.
3. I need shine, I need shine, I need shine
Step away from my light I need shine
People had started taking her seriously again. Before, as soon as she'd said she was with Oliver Wood, or, more often, as soon as they'd said, "You're Foxy Roxy, aren't you?" she had first to stop herself vomiting or punching them. Then they fulfilled the stereotype of a Quidditch groupie and just wanted intimate details of Oliver's body, or they assumed she did, and found her dull.
It made her realise how few friends she actually had. Once she'd left him, they'd comforted her, and helped her through it, and when Lucy Weasley suggested they open a restaurant on Diagon Alley together, Roxanne had jumped at the chance, throwing herself into it, and making a success of it.
Some papers still called her 'Foxy Roxy' but now Oliver was interesting in his own right, having crossed the line from being a Quidditch player, to being someone for whom every season had the potential to be his last. He'd already had one of the longest professional careers in British Quidditch history. Roxanne felt sorry for him.
She still saw him occasionally but never alone. And, just occasionally, she'd find herself staring at him, and a faint tug at her heart. He was older than her, but that didn't matter, had never mattered to her. She had been nineteen when they'd started going out, fresh and new and not yet fully formed. Now she was older, wiser, and now what mattered was the fact that sometimes, just sometimes, she caught him staring at her. Maybe, now, it could work.
5. And I've plagued your mind
Roxanne couldn't move. A few beams of sunlight were breaking through the clouds, warming her face, so at least she wasn't cold anymore. Someone would probably think she was a stalker, or a burglar, but then either of those would probably be more discreet. Suddenly a blast of sunshine illuminated the window, and for a brief second she was blind to it.
The clouds parted further, and the whole of the building was bathed in light. Then the front door opened and she felt her heart leap at the sight of the man standing there. He looked so nervous, in the fresh sunshine, biting his lip, before saying in the accent which had made her half-fancy him before she'd even turned around, "I've missed you."
"Yeah," she said, still standing on the street, looking up the steps at him. "I've missed you too."
"Want to come inside?"
"Yeah." She tried to hide the grin on her face. "Yeah I would."
Then he grinned, and she ran up the steps, into his embrace, into his kiss, as the sunlight blazed onto their skin.
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Title: Peace Offering
Rating/Warnings: 1st/2nd Years — None
Author's Notes: Vaguely 'stir my heart'. I know it was cut terribly short, but I couldn't bear to cut what I had. I will finish this as a one shot soon. I didn't think I'd like the pairing, but as a dynamic of mutual respect and platonic caring, it really intrigues me.
The night at Grimmauld Place was quiet for several reasons. There was much tension in the air due to the relative lack of success in recruiting people to the Order of the Phoenix and their cause. Sirius constantly struggled against his house arrest, and the enraged wailing of Mrs Black was a constant threat. Mrs Weasley was still quite shaken up over the boggart incident. And, of course, Harry's plight was very much up in the air, with his hearing set for the next day. It made for a mixed bag of emotions for anyone who was staying in the house.
Perhaps that was why only one person actually made note that one of Grimmauld Place's more frequent visitors hadn't been around for a couple days. If anyone else besides Hermione marked the conspicuous absence of Remus Lupin, they didn't betray that knowledge. That was, of course, before she realised that Remus had actually been in the house all day.
It was not much — just a tell-tale bump that Hermione immediately recognised as a rather large stack of books being set on a table. However, the noise came from the room that Remus often inhabited during his stays. She wondered if he was faring well after his transformation the night before. Without Snape to brew the Wolfsbane Potion, Remus was at the mercy of his lycanthropy's savage nature. Deciding that her old professor could use some company whether he wanted it or not, she threw a kettle on and made some tea to offer him.
Holding the still-steaming cup in her left hand, Hermione gently rapped on the door. Where there had been the gentle rustle of pages, silence took over the second she knocked. Frowning, Hermione said softly toward the crack in the door, "Professor Lupin?"
After a minute, which seemed closer to an eternity, the door creaked open. Inside, the room was dark, save for the candle on the desk along the wall and the sliver of moonlight that managed to wheedle its way through the drawn curtains. Perhaps it was the eerie lack of light that gave Remus's battered visage an almost hellish glow.
Unprepared for the sight, Hermione flinched, even though she immediately felt awful for doing so. Her involuntary response caused Remus to avert his eyes to avoid adding to the embarrassment that flaming on her cheeks. Voice wobbly, she said, "I . . . I brought you some tea."
Remus's gaze softened at the sound of her discomfiture, and he smiled tightly. "Much appreciated, Miss Granger." Stepping aside, he gestured toward a tiny table in the corner and said, "Do come in."
Inside, the room was the practical, minimalist domain that she would've expected. Besides the table with its single chair, there was the small desk she'd noticed before, bare save for a nearly-guttered candle and the stack of books she had heard earlier. The bed was covered with a serviceable grey blanket. Overall, there was not a scrap of colour besides the manky old pea-green wallpaper.
Realising that she was gawking, Hermione carried the cup in and set it on the table, wondering awkwardly if she was meant to sit. Her question was answered when Remus dragged over the high-back chair from the desk and sat in it. "Care to join me for a bit? I could use some company that's not Molly fussing over me."
Hermione felt ridiculous at that moment for only bringing one cup, but just as she had started toward the door to retrieve more tea, Remus flicked his wand and Summoned a second teacup. She watched in appreciation when he halved the tea she had brought between the two vessels and cast Refilling Charms to top them both off, but it caught her unawares when he chuckled softly.
"It's not quite that impressive of magic."
It was then that Hermione realised that she had been nodding in approval during the whole process, a habit she had picked up while helping Neville with Potions and keeping Harry and Ron on track with their studies. Her hands flew to her mouth in mortification. "Oh, I am so sorry!"
Shaking his head, Remus smiled. "Don't be. After years of making do with what I had, I daresay I am a dab hand at making a good cup of tea last for a while. Better than most, maybe."
Though Hermione could detect the hint of bitterness in his voice, his smile bore no hint of it as he sipped. "Not quite as good as what you brought, but it's not bog water, at least."
Her own cup to her lips, Hermione appreciated how close the diluted tea was to the original, which was far better than she had done herself in the past. It reminded her of how much she wished that the students of Hogwarts had got the chance to learn from this man, that she could learn from him.
Setting down his cup, Remus said, "Now, let's get down to business. . . ."
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Title: Old Friends
Rating/Warnings: 3rd/5th Years—A bit of drunkenness, Epilogue? What Epilogue
Author's Notes: It was probably bad of me to break of Ron and Hermione, but it was necessary. Salut!
"Miss Granger, do you have anything to add this week?"
The eyes of the group turned expectantly to one of their newest members. This was the fourth week Hermione had attended meetings, but she had yet to share anything of consequence. She knew she needed help, as well as the healing that came with getting things off her chest, but she wasn't used to being the one in need. It was a difficult hurdle to pass.
Almost as difficult as it had been to join a support group for recent divorced people.
It was healthy to talk about these things rather than bottle them in — she knew that — so Hermione decided that an attempt was in order, if only just an attempt. "Well, it's been about two months since my husband moved out," she started out, her voice wobbling, "and it's been —"
Before she could continue, the door swung open with a loud creak, and one person Hermione had not expected to see stumbled through the door. Ron.
"Sorry I'm late, but the shop was manic, and —" He stopped short when he saw his ex-wife staring at him. "I . . . must have the wrong room. Excuse me."
And, with that, the interaction was over before it had started. Any motivation Hermione had mustered to tell the group what it was like to think about the pain of being separated immediately deflated. Any of them who didn't know anything about her former husband besides his name finally had a face to put to it, as well as a fairly accurate gauge of how badly he could hurt her just by being in the same room. It consequently kept anyone from calling on her in the sharing circle again for the rest of the session.
Afterward, Hermione felt the need to bolt out the door, and she was fairly certain she wasn't coming back. With that, she strode purposefully down the hallway toward the exit, keeping her face as devoid of the pain she was feeling as possible. That feat required a lot of her effort, so it was with a measure of surprise that she felt a hand close around her arm.
"Hermione, wait."
One of the men from the support group, a fellow named Jamie, gave her a sad smile. "You want to go out for a drink or twelve?"
At that moment, alcohol-induced oblivion sounded fantastic, but Hermione shook her head. "I'm not sure that would be appropriate." Feeling embarrassed by the comment and how it might be taken, she quickly added, "Besides, I wouldn't be very good company right now, anyway."
Unperturbed by her refusal, Jamie said, "Not even for a couple old friends?" He frowned slightly. "Not old friends, but acquaintances, at least."
He suddenly pulled her into a stairwell after checking to see if anyone was coming. Satisfied with the relative vacancy of the hallway, he took out his wand and tapped it to the top of his head. The person she knew as Jamie melted away, and before Hermione stood none other than Oliver Wood. Her jaw dropped in surprise.
"So, it's really been you this whole time?"
Nodding, Oliver said, "Yeah. Not good for the team to have my dirty laundry aired in public, so I agreed to a quick, discreet divorce and seeking any necessary help under an assumed name."
"Oh," Hermione said, understanding the necessity of the guise. "I take it things didn't work out with Alicia, then?"
"We tried, but she's not been all right since Fred died. When I found out she was sneaking around, sleeping with any guy she could convince herself was him in the dark . . ."
Sighing, Hermione said, "I'm so sorry. That would feel awful." Right then, her issues over Ron belittling her life goals seemed slightly petty in comparison.
Another thought entered her head. "I don't know if the offer is still out there, but how about that drink . . ."
* * *
"And then —" Oliver said between chuckles, "— then he grabbed the Quaffle and said, 'So that's where it went. I thought I was walking a bit crooked'."
Hermione found herself giggling at the rather ribald anecdote, not thinking about Ron for the first time in a long time. In fact, it was the first time in months that she didn't feel close to tears for a span of more than an hour.
"That is so bad," she said in a half-hearted attempt at propriety. Forcing herself into a straight face, she said, "I needed this."
Nodding, Oliver said, "So did I. It's been ages since I've been around someone who doesn't give a toss about Quidditch. It's kind of nice."
They drank a few more rounds — Hermione with her Butterbeer and Oliver with his Scotch — and traded inane stories until she called for the bill, only to find that Oliver had paid in advance. Drunkenly, he extended an arm to her and said, "Let me walk you home."
Hermione felt genuinely touched by the offering and said, "I think I'd like that." She took his arms, and they strolled away rather wobbily into the night.
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Mountain Loop Highway > Three Fingers > Climber's Log
Three Fingers Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|2nd time success
Date Climbed: Sep 3, 1999
|First tried while in High School, not having the right skills nor timing with the weather or season. Returned in 99 with my new wife on a blue sky day, in late season with lots of experience. A must do summit. Three Fingers Trip Report
|Posted Oct 5, 2009 3:45 am
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2009
|Great! Spent the night in the lookout and enjoyed a beautiful sunset.
|Posted Sep 1, 2009 12:45 pm
|Mark Straub
|Standard Route
Date Climbed: Sep 27, 2008
|Awesome trip! Great weather. I did this with the Everett Mountaineers for the lookout maintenance project. We saw a bear going up, and spent the night on the summit.
|Posted Mar 1, 2009 11:38 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 1999
|with Magellan and a troop of boy scouts. I prefer native name now relegated to the glacier... this too shall pass!
|Posted Dec 20, 2008 4:38 pm
|Exceeded expectations
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2008
|Great day, and only missed seeing the mountain's owner by one day. :-) We stayed below the normal snow traverse shown by Dean's picture, and made a short snow traverse and rock scramble below the longer snow traverse. I did it as an official Mountaineers' scramble with two fast leaders, and it took 8.5 hrs car-to-car, with one hour at the lookout. I'll definitely be back to climb this one again. Here's our route.
|Posted Sep 19, 2008 6:13 pm
|Still My Favorite
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2008
|Josh Lewis and I left Friday night and made our bivy at horseshoe lake. We started again early in the morning and were on the summit by 1pm. The snow traverse was a little too icy so we stayed in the moat which is less exposed. Flawless weather.
|Posted Sep 14, 2008 1:44 pm
|The summit definitely lived up to the hype. Beautiful views all around and very fun ladders (not very hard). High snow year (usual traverse was very steep and sketchy and moat was not accessible) forced us (and other parties that day) to descend about 3-400 ft into the Queest Alb glacier bowl from Tin Can Gap and ascend back onto the main route via a snow tongue higher up. There was a short 40 degree couloir with moats on both sides which was a bit unnerving without crampons (which we stupidly didn't bring; did have an ice axe though).
|Posted Sep 11, 2008 7:05 pm
|Goat Flats/Tin Gap
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007
|Beautiful day, plenty of goats as well.
|Posted Sep 24, 2007 12:35 am
|Kyle Bissell
|Long day
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007
|My friend Nigel and I slept overnight in my car and started hiking at 5:40 AM in thick fog. The 2.5 miles to saddle lake really sucked, but it got better beyond there. Broke out of the fog ~5000 feet and we were above the clouds the rest of the way. We summited around 11:45, and were back to the car at 3:40PM, making for about 8.5 hours of hiking aside from break time. Coming back from Saddle Lake to the trailhead drove me absolutely bonkers, and I was a very happy man when I saw that good ol' trailhead sign!
|Posted Sep 16, 2007 6:52 pm
|Re: Long day
|I thought we left at 11:45?
|Posted Sep 24, 2007 1:13 am
|Standard route
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2007
|Did this one with Bob, Eric and Duane on a beautiful day. I'd been wanting to do this one ever since I read the book about this peak many years ago so it was terrific to be able to do it. I did make the mistake of doing this one in brand new boots and I paid the price on the way out. This one is a must do if you love the Washington Cascades.
|Posted Aug 25, 2007 11:19 pm
|Bob Bolton
|Standard route
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2007
|Great hike with Dean, Eric and Duane on a beautiful day. The only problems were the puffy good-weather clouds that blocked the views of the North Cascades. Fun peak!
|Posted Aug 25, 2007 5:03 pm
|Usual Route
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2007
|A great hike. This is one I might even do again and maybe even stay in the LO to catch the sunset and sunrise with all these great peaks in the surrounding vicinity.
|Posted Aug 25, 2007 3:29 pm
|Standard route
|Fun times
|Posted Jun 20, 2007 2:28 am
|North Peak
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 1970
|I'm not sure of the day, my slides say August 1970. This was one of my first "rock climbs" with the Seattle Mountaineers as an Intermediate student. It was a memorable day...as most are climbing, right?
|Posted Jun 1, 2007 2:06 am
|Cascade Scrambler
|Standard Route
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2004
|I've climbed to the south finger five times, most recently (summer of '06) with my wife. We started out at 9am, and didn't make it back to the car until 11pm.
My favorite climb was July 5th of '04, my fourth time up. I arrived at the summit of the south finger pretty early on in the day, and stayed the night. I didn't see another person for the whole day, and I had the lookout all to myself all evening and night. Even in July, I was pretty cold through the night. (I underestimated how cold it was going to be.) Incidentally, it was on this trip that I realized that my girlfriend at the time was "the one". It was then and there, in the middle of the night and in the solitude and cold of the lookout, that I decided I'd be an idiot if I didn't propose. I may have froze my ass off that night, but the clarity of the scene enabled me to make the best decision of my life.
|Posted Apr 15, 2007 12:50 am
|Great Weather, Great Trip.
Date Climbed: Oct 21, 2006
|Very nice summit lookout and the ladders were awesome. If you're mostly a hiker like me, this one will test your limits. Bivied at the trailhead the first night and spent the second night on the summit with Tom from NWHikers.net. Impeccable weather conditions. The views were outstanding all around. I felt like I could see every mountain in the North Cascades. This one will not be forgotten.
|Posted Oct 23, 2006 2:08 am
| Goat Flats
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2006
|Beautiful hike. 11hrs round trip. Carried some lumber up to the lookout tower for the mountaineers.
|Posted Aug 28, 2006 11:24 pm
|2 with BOEALPS - 1 twice with OSAT
|The BOEALPS 1989 "President's Climb" is documented in their 25th Anniversary book. I carried a BOEALPS summit register to the less-frequently climbed North peak. The traverse below the summit of the north peak is memorable -- exposure+ on both sides!! Take a rope. While on the south peak lookout, the gap between them was buzzed by a couple of jets from Whidbey Island NAS.
I've been to the south peak 3 times, once on the BOEALPS climb, twice with OSAT. It's a fun climb, with a little of everything.
|Posted Aug 25, 2006 6:09 am
|Route Climbed: Standard 6/26/06
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2006
|Very steep snow on the ridge. Took the glacier route on the way back.
|Posted Jun 26, 2006 10:42 pm

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text: After public outcry over the severity of the life prison sentence handed down to a hauler of agricultural commodities for evading road tolls in China, the Chinese government is reportedly revisiting the sentence and has put court officials who handed it down under investigation themselves, according to this AP report on the subject. The hauler, Shi Jianfeng, had apparently gotten around $560,000 U.S. worth in tolls by running two trucks with fake military license plates. Military ...Read More


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The announcement was made Wednesday by UCA President Tom Courtway.
Erstine replaces Jack Gillean - who resigned last June for undisclosed reasons. Gillean has since been charged with burglary and allegedly gave keys to a student who stole tests from professors' offices. He has pleaded not guilty.
Erstine graduated from UCA in 1979 with a journalism degree and later served as a member of the UCA Board of Trustees and as a UCA vice president.
He has worked since 2008 in North Carolina as chief executive officer of the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina.


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1944 World Series
Although baseball continued in America as World War II raged, the war effort greatly reduced the number of available players. As more of the best athletes volunteered for military service or got draft notices, ordinary players suddenly had a chance at the big leagues. Such was the case with the 1944 St. Louis Browns. Composed of men unfit for military service, farms boys, industrial workers, and general misfits, most players barely had any experience in the minor leagues. Although there seemed little chance that such a team could be competitive, much less win, the Browns won the 1944 American League pennant and advanced to the World Series. There they faced their hometown rivals, the St. Louis Cardinals and the legendary Stan Musial. Both teams played at Sportsman Park and St. Louis fans eagerly flocked to the stadium for their very own World Series. Although the Browns' Cinderella story came up short, they lost the series four games to two, the 1944 World Series was one of the greatest moments in St. Louis sports history.
The Library has several resources on baseball and the St. Louis Cardinals. For more information about the 1944 World Series, see
The Boys Who Were Left Behind: The 1944 World Series between the Hapless St. Louis Browns and the Legendary St. Louis Cardinals by John Heidenry and Brett Topel.
Footage of the St. Louis World Series is available on St. Louis Cardinals Vintage World Series Film 1943, 1944, 1946
There is a biography of Stan Musial, Musial: From Stash to Stan The Man by James N. Giglio. Readers can also learn about Musial when he played for the original Springfield Cardinals in Baseball in Springfield by Rusty Aton
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Admittedly I'm just now getting my riding "legs" back after a long time away from riding, so bear that in mind. However, I've noticed that while riding 100 miles (50 each way) in the canyon is exhilarating while I'm doing it, today I bonked while out on the golf course...which I attribute to yesterday's ride.
Do you guys get that after a highly focused ride on the twisties, too?


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News from the broadcast booth…
On Monday, the Phils and Comcast officially announced that Jamie Moyer and Matt Stairs will join the broadcast team, starting with spring training games. Jamie Moyers will be in the booth, broadcasting games for Comcast, MLB.TV and WPHL-17 for 109 games, while Stairs will broadcast 108 games, with their first broadcast being today's opening Grapefruit League game between the Phils and the Blue Jays. A day later, the Phils confirmed that Hall of Famer, Mike Schmidt, will also be in the broadcast booth, broadcasting Sunday home games.
Meanwhile, the people whom Moyers and Stairs have replaced, Garry Matthews and Chris Wheeler, are still with the Phils, planning to act as goodwill ambassadors for the organization during the season, while Matthews is presently involved with the players in Clearwater acting as a guest instructor.


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Sitting a point outside of MLS Cup Playoff contention with two games remaining, the Crew knows it must win on the road Saturday night against D.C. United [7:30 p.m. ET/FOX Sports Ohio].
While wins in both matches won't guarantee a spot in the postseason, back-to-back victories in D.C. on Saturday and next week against Toronto FC at home would put pressure on others ahead of Columbus in the Eastern Conference table.
"It's do or die," Goalkeeper Andy Gruenebaum said. "We've got to handle our business. We're going out there to to win, not get a draw or anything else."
"We know what we have to do," Crew midfielder Chris Birchall added. "D.C. are a good team. We've struggled there in recent times, but this is different. We're both fighting to secure a playoff place."
The Trinidad & Tobago International continued, "There are two games left, and even if we win two, we could still not make it. [Our fate] is not entirely in our hands, but we know we definitely have to go out and attack more than we probably would away from home. We hope to get an early goal, get a good result, and we'll focus on Toronto after that."
The two sides have split in its previous two matches this season, the Crew winning 1-0 in Columbus on July 21 and United claiming the same result in Washington on August 4. Birchall says he sees similarities in his club and Ben Olsen's side.
"We have the same kind of squad depth and quality of players," the midfielder said. "They just work hard. They've got the same mentality as us. We just go out and try to work hard, and we've got players that can win the game in an instant. It's just about who wants it more at the end of the day and who passes it around and creates chances."
With D.C. United expecting it's first sellout at RFK Stadium this season, the Crew is expecting to be greeted by a hostile atmosphere in the Nation's Capital. United is 11-1-4 at home in 2012, its only loss at RFK Stadium coming on March 10 against Sporting Kansas City. Despite, D.C.'s dominance at home, the Black & Gold feel they can repeat their past successes on the road this weekend.
"It's going to be a tough environment," Gruenebaum explained. "[D.C. United] is a great team. It's not going to be an easy task, but we know what we're capable of. We've come out with some big road wins in the past. Hopefully we can build off that. They're tough at home. They've only lost one game there and here's a reason for that: it's tough, their fans get behind them. It will be a big crowd for this game. It's just a tough place historically to go in and get a win, but that's what we need to do. Seattle is a tough place to get a win, and we did. Kansas City is a tough place to get a win, and we did that."
Despite the siginificance of this week's match, Robert Warzycha's players are staying relaxed ahead of the Saturday tilt.
"It's important," Gruenebaum said. "There's no reason to build it up more than it is. It is what it is. We know if we build it up any more, it just adds pressure that we don't need. I think everybody is pretty relaxed for the most part. We're a confident group.
"The nervous excitement stems from the fact that it's playoff time. This is what we've played all year for, it's our chance to get in [the playoffs]. Once you get in, anything can happen."


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I just watched highlights of him, HOLY CRAP, what an amazing football player. It seems like he could play any position in the back 7 if he wanted to. Seems like he would fit our system EXCEEDINGLY well, especially if he were in a roll similar to what Eric Hagg used to do.
Do we have a real shot with him? It seems like there is a lot of super high profile interest in him.


text: I agree. Hard to believe BC is already shopping Lowry after only a handful of legit games. He's already tried to trade Jose 3 times, i doubt he's changed his mind already based on 13 games, well unless this is the Raps core that he's made up his mind with, then we are all fucked.


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I want to build a simple USB computer device. I looked at..
and did some programming for it. But now I want to take it a step forward.
I want to make a mouse, or even a one button keyboard! using USB.
Does anyone know any sites or tutorials or anything that takes a newb through the steps with wiring, hooking up the USB cord to what ect.?
As in. You goto radio shack, buy some parts, wire it, then program the drivers...?
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It's been a particularly cold and rainy weekend here we hope so we can lighten the mood a bit with some great new music and a big update. We've added 8,367 albums and singles today, in total 90,513 new tracks are now available.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ST. JOHNS COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No DR 03-1716 Division: 57 IN RE: IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF: T.C.J. A Minor NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JIMMY D. THOMPSON (RESIDENCE UN- KNOWN) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for PETITION FOR ADOPTION has been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to the petitioner, whose name and address is ROBIN CONNER, 7 OLD MISSION AVENUE, ST. AUGUSTINE, FL 32084 on or before MARCH 18, 2004, and file the original with the clerk of this court either before service on plaintiff or immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on FEBRUARY 13, 2004. (Official Seal) CHERYL STRICKLAND As the Clerk of the Court TONI WITHERSPOON Deputy Clerk L353-4 Feb 17, 24, Mar 2, 9, 2004
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Video: Woman's tirade shows why it's tough being a traffic cop
The officer kept his cool despite the woman's vulgar threats and child-like fit
By PoliceOne Staff
Video of a woman threatening an officer and a man, who was involved in the minor car accident, has gone viral – despite her persistent plea for the video to not be posted on YouTube.
The video starts with a woman, who has not been identified, telling an officer how the accident occurred as the man, who was also involved in the accident, filmed the conversation.
She became agitated, speaking over the officer and cursing as she repeated what happened.
"He had the right of way but you smashed into him," the officer told her, which sent her into further rage. "Here's what I can tell you, I don't determine who's at fault, the insurance company does that," the officer told her.
The woman admitted to the officer she wasn't on her prescribed medication and was "ready to explode" before threatening to hit the man, saying she had punched plenty of people before.
The officer calmly told her not to touch the man, who filmed without speaking.
The officer eventually ordered the woman into her car for repeatedly getting in the man's face, threatening both him and the officer.
"Sit down, shut up, I'm going to treat you like a 5-year-old until you behave yourself," the officer is heard saying.
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Protesters spent Tuesday tearing down their camp, which is across from the downtown post office and across the street from the city's visitor information center. The site afforded the group visibility from busy Interstate 30, where motorists could look down on their signs decrying banks, eroding freedoms and other issues.
Occupy Little Rock spokesman Greg Deckelman said the group will have coffee and doughnuts on hand when the city's 7 a.m. deadline rolls around Wednesday. About 10 members have decided to submit to arrest, Deckelman said.
The group had tried to get the city to postpone the eviction for a few days in the hope of being able to move to an alternate site, but Deckelman said those plans fell apart and there was no point in postponing the inevitable.
"We will continue to pursue a public place," Deckelman said.
The group has no unified political view. Some support Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul, who just stopped his presidential campaign, while others are focused on the harm they see caused by big banks that foreclose on home loans.
The common thread, Deckelman said, is the belief they have a right to protest around the clock on public land.
Whether or not that happens again, Deckelman said political activism by group members will continue.
"Tents will still be our symbol," he said.
Little Rock Police Chief Stuart Thomas produced the permit for the group to camp at the city-owned parking lot as a compromise to get the group to move from its original site at the Clinton Presidential Center.
The city's annual Arkansas Riverfest is set for Memorial Day weekend, three days of music, food, crafts and activities along the Arkansas River. The city uses the parking lot where the protesters have been for bus parking for the event and for groups coming through the River Market entertainment district during the summer tourist season.
Little Rock police spokesman Lt. Terry Hastings wouldn't discuss police plans because it's an "ongoing operation." He said the deadline for the group remained at 7 a.m.
Occupy member Mac Miller, 54, a disabled Army veteran, said most members of the group have jobs or are students — not the young hippie types he thinks most people imagine populate the camp.
"We don't have a drum out here," he said.
At an afternoon news conference at City Hall, Deckelman and Miller pledged to stay involved in a proposed ballot item that would end corporate contributions to candidates, double to two years the period before lawmakers could become lobbyists and ban lobbyist gifts to legislators. Members also voiced their opposition to home building in the Lake Maumelle Watershed and backed other causes.
"We think ideas should win the day," Miller said.
The news conference drew some horn blowing from passing motorists and one man heckled, "Get a job!"
At the encampment, members tore down tents, piled up bagged garbage and stacked wooden pallets that campers used under their tents to help stay dry.
"Everything you see here was donated — churches, unions, individuals," Miller said Tuesday afternoon at the site.
Deckelman said solar panels, propane cylinders and other equipment are going into storage because the group still hopes to find a new place to protest.
Most members have found alternative places to stay. Deckelman gave up his rented home in January to join the group.
Asked if he had a place to stay Wednesday night, he replied, "I'll be in jail."


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.- The D.C. Office of Human Rights has dismissed a complaint that The Catholic University of America's single-sex dorm policy constitutes unlawful discrimination under the district's Human Rights Act.
"We were confident from the beginning that our actions were entirely legal," said John Garvey, president of The Catholic University of America, on Nov. 30.
John Banzhaf, a law professor at George Washington University, filed the legal complaint in response to an op-ed that Garvey wrote in the Wall Street Journal in June announcing that the university would be implementing single-sex housing in hopes of fighting binge drinking and hooking up.
On Nov. 29, the D.C. Office of Human Rights issued an order dismissing the complaint, saying that Banzhaf had failed to demonstrate that women under the new policy would lack "equivalent access to educational opportunities" or be subject to "material harm."
The Office of Human Rights determined that Banzhaf's arguments were based on "conjecture and speculation" rather than "factual allegations."
Banzhaf claimed that women are more frightened by walking alone outside of a single-sex residence hall and that women would be disadvantaged in attempts to network in academic disciplines in which they are a minority.
The order of dismissal noted that some of Banzhaf's examples were ironically based on stereotypes of "women as the weaker sex," and that there was no indication the university's new policy was motivated by "a discriminatory animus against women," as Banzhaf had contended.
Banzhaf's reasoning, the order noted, could also be used to prohibit single-sex restrooms, locker rooms and sports teams, "which would lead to absurd results."
Garvey welcomed the decision, saying that he was "thankful for the outpouring of public support" and that he will continue to implement the "principled decision to transition to single-sex residence halls."
Patrick J. Reilly, president of the Cardinal Newman Society, also applauded the ruling, saying that it "dispels an activist attorney's ridiculous claims."
He said that the decision will make it easier for other Catholic colleges to institute similar policies to put the "Church's teaching into practice in a concrete way."
In October, Banzhaf filed a second legal complaint against The Catholic University of America.
He charged that the university discriminated against Muslim students by displaying Catholic symbolism and imagery. However, Garvey noted that "no Muslim student at Catholic University has registered a complaint with the University about the exercise of their religion on campus."
The university has not received any official notification from the Office of Human Rights indicating that it will take action on that complaint.


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Sa'aga v. Sa'aga,
OTILIA SA'AGA, Petitioner
ETI SA'AGA, Respondent
High Court of American Samoa
Trial Division
DR No. 43-91
August 28, 1991
Under circumstances of condonation the court is required to dismiss a petition for judicial separation, A.S.C.A. § 46.0206(6). [20ASR2d19]
It is generally unlawful to garnish more than 25% of an individual's disposable earnings, or to deduct earnings unless the employee has agreed in writing, 15 U.S.C, § 1673; A.S.C.A. § 32.0333.
The court, in its role as parens patriae, can inquire into a situation in which minor children were deprived of financial support due to deductions made from their father's paychecks.
Before KRUSE, Chief Justice, AFUOLA, Associate Judge, and MAILO, Associate Judge.
Counsel: For Petitioner, Asaua Fuimaono
For Respondent, Pro Se
ForAmerican Samoa Government, Thomas E. Dow, Assistant Attorney General
For America Samoa Government Federal Credit Union, Charles V. Ala'ilima
This matter came on regularly for hearing upon petitioner's petition for a decree of judicial separation, for separate maintenance and for child support. The evidence clearly showed condonation (as well as ongoing attempts at reconciliation) although the parties have been, and continue to remain, separated in fact. Under circumstances of condonation, we are required to dismiss the petition. A.S.C.A. § 46.0206(6).(1)
In the course of these proceedings, however, we discovered that the parties' minor children were necessarily left bereft of support owing to the fact that their respondent father, and breadwinner of the family, had, for several bi-weekly pay periods, taken home zero pay. This was the result of payroll deductions made by his employer, the government, on behalf of third-party creditors. Respondent's pay stub for the pay period ending July 20, 1991, revealed $430.00 in disposable income (that is, after taxes and other statutory deductions), of which the government [20ASR2d20] payroll office withheld $314.41 on behalf of the American Samoa Government Federal Credit Union (hereinafter "Union") and $100.00 on behalf of the Office of Communications (hereinafter" Communications"). In our role as parens patriae, we decided to look into these dire and rather unusual circumstances(2) on behalf of the minor children.
Initially, appropriate subpoenas duces tecum were issued to both creditors for information. Subsequently, they were joined in the proceedings and issued orders to show cause why they should not be enjoined from access to the first $400.00 of respondent's disposable income, to be set aside for the children's support.
At the show cause hearing, the Unionappeared with counsel but Communications did not, although its credit manager, who earlier responded to subpoena, did appear. The evidence showed that the respondent, an employee of the judicial branch, American Samoa Government, was delinquent in the repayment of an outstanding loan he had taken out with the Union, as well as also being delinquent in the payment of his recent telephone bills. However, neither the Union nor Communications was able to show cause,(3) and, accordingly, we [20ASR2d21] conclude that respondent's disposable income is thus available to at least provide for the minor children's minimum needs, which we fix in the amount of $200.00 per bi-weekly pay period. To ensure against further circumstances of destitution, an order will enter placing a charge against the disposable earnings of respondent Eti Sa'aga accordingly.(4)
It is hereby ordered:
1. The petition for judicial separation is dismissed and ancillary relief for petitioner's separate maintenance is, therefore, denied. (Respondent, appearing pro se, shall note that this does not mean that he is therefore relieved of his legal obligation to support his wife.)
2. TheAmerican SamoaFederal Credit Union and the Office of Communications are hereby enjoined from continuing to make the unlawful deductions from respondent's earnings as heretofore done to the detriment of the parties' minor children.
3. Until further order of the court, the sum of $200.00 per bi-weekly pay period shall be a charge: on the earnings of the respondent Eti Sa'aga, and the payroll office of the American Samoa Government is hereby authorized to make payroll deductions accordingly, payable to the Clerk of Courts. Such funds shall in turn be paid by the Clerk of Courts to petitioner Otilia Sa'aga on behalf of said minor children.
4. Copies hereof shall be served upon the parties as well as the payroll office of the American Samoa Government.
1. Nor is a decree of judicial separation available upon stipulation of the parties, as respondent seems to think. In this territory, the grounds for judicial separation are exactly the same as those for dissolution of marriage. See A.S.C.A. § 42.0202. Unless one of those statutory grounds has been affirmatively proven, the petition must be dismissed. See A.S.C.A. 42.0206(a)(2); Chun v. Chun, 3 A.S.R.2d 23 (1986); T.C.R.C.P. 55(e).
2. Generally speaking, it is unlawful to make deductions from an employee's earnings---except for taxes and payments pursuant to order of court ---unless such deductions have been authorized in writing by the employee. A.S.C.A. § 32.0333. In addition, federal labor law applicable to the territory prohibits the garnishment of an individual's earnings beyond 25% of an employee's disposable earnings. 15 U.S.C. § 1673.
3. Neither could provide a lawful basis for withholding respondent's earnings in compliance with the local statute prohibiting wage deductions. See A.S.C.A. § 32.0333. Although Communications did present an assignment form (albeit poorly worded) signed by respondent, the assignment clearly pertained to a previous debt accruing last year. The instrument by its terms had not only lapsed, but the indebtedness thereby evidenced would have been discharged a long time ago, given the amount of the debt and the payroll bi-weekly deduction stipulated. TheUnion, on the other hand, presented two distinct wage assignments (again standard forms but sparse in content and incorporating incomprehensible coded language certain to invite dispute). Although one of these forms appears to have been signed by the respondent, its scope of authorization was for an amount than what was being deducted for theUnion. It further appears that some thoroughly misguided Union official decided to rectify this irregularity by preparing and signing another wage assignment on respondent's behalf- which was then presented to the government's payroll office as the authorization for making the increased deductions as aforesaid.
4. It is to be noted that an order for child support issued by a court of competent jurisdiction is one of the specific exceptions to the general federal restrictions on wage garnishments. See U.S.C. § 1673(b).


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I need advice and/or a source for a running board mounted spare carrier for the '24 roadster p/u. Some years ago there was one offered by the suppliers,albeit expensive, and it looks like it is no longer in production. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks and happy motoring.
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I have them in stock,PM me.
Look at the quick response to William's question.
God I love this FORUM.
A spare tire mount for a '24 roadster, would be an after market item. A number of different companies made them. The one I like was made from a real Ford spare tire carrier, and attaches to the left running board.
You are right this is a most wonderful tool for all of us T nuts. Probably doesn't have a Ford part no. though.
This is probably the style Larry is talking about. I picked this up at Hershey this year. It would be relatively easy to make one.


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THAT was a football game. One of the best I've ever seen. Wow!
THAT was a football game. One of the best I've ever seen. Wow!
"....the two players I liked watching the most were Barry Larkin and Eric Davis. I was suitably entertained by their effortless skill that I didn't need them crashing into walls like a squirrel on a coke binge." - dsmith421
And so it begins....
The battle between Jesus and God's gift to mankind.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." -- Albert Einstein
What an awful D NO has. I mean terible D.
What's awful is Brees throwing it forward after the lateral.
Arise and walk, come through. A world beyond that door is calling out for you. Arise and walk, come through. It's calling out for you.
Not looking good for the Broncos.... Brady is sharp early on.
Brady is going to throw for 666 yards.
Option plays making the Pats defense look good, McGahee making them look bad.
"Reality tells us there are no guarantees. Except that some day Jon Lester will be on that list of 100-game winners." - Peter Gammons
Brady with 5 TD passes in the 1st half and Gronkowski with 3 TD catches
Can't really get beat in one half any harder than that. Had we won last week I don't know if we coulda stopped these TEs either.
Post Season record tied. 6 td passes.
Lakers Clippers coming up on NBA TV. 216 on Directv.
Would love to see Brady throw for 8 tds....he may do it by the end of the 3rd.
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
The only way the Broncos stood a chance was to be able to run the ball all game long and keep Brady on the sideline. They couldn't and Brady is picking them apart like he did in Denver.
Either way, Denver should be happy about this season. They can keep building around what they have and they'll be fine.
Really looking forward to the Giants and Packers tomorrow...I think that one could go either way. Oh and go Texans!
Well the trend in this year's playoffs has been line play.
Bengals vs. Texans - Texans won the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. We couldn't block them or stop their run.
Steelers vs. Broncos - Broncos harassed Big Ben and were able to protect well enough for Tebow to make some plays.
Falcons vs. Giants - Giants dominated the LOS on both sides. Really bad.
Lions vs. Saints - Saints ran the ball with ease, and they couldn't get to Brees.
Broncos vs. Pats - Patriots were in the backfield in every snap, and Denver's pass rush could not bother Brady.
Saints vs. 49ers - The Smiths were bothering Brady all game, they opened holes for Gore, and they gave Alex Smith plenty of time against a blitz happy D.
Right now I think the Texans are winning the LOS and they're right in this game.
So yeah...Bengals, please upgrade your offensive line.
Ravens beat the Texans 20-13
Ravens offense blew outside of the 2 TDs they scored on short fields after turnovers.
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Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport will be getting a makeover in the next year, with the new restaurant bid going to SSP America, which is bringing in 26 new eateries, including some local favorites.
Ahwatukee Foothills' Los Taquitos Mexican Grill, Tempe's Four Peaks Brewing Company and Gilbert's Joe's Real BBQ will all open to travelers of Terminal Four by fall of next year. The 10-year, $800 million contract will allow SSP to license and operate several local restaurants at the airport, as well as sublease to other people, said Pat Murray, SSP America executive vice president.
"Our goal is to try to emulate the restaurants that scream, 'You're in Phoenix,' not, 'You're in a mall in middle America,'" Murray said. "Travelers are under stress, trying to find a gate and if we can get someone to crack a smile, then it's worth it."
Rather than Taco Bell or Del Taco, people traveling to and through Phoenix will get a taste of real Mexican food.
Los Taquitos, owned by seven brothers and sisters, has been in Ahwatukee since 2000. The restaurant features authentic Mexican family recipes passed down from their grandparents. Prior to opening the restaurant, the siblings' parents first operated a food cart in Phoenix, which then expanded into other restaurants.
"When it comes to picking the right restaurants, there's a lot of art, not a lot of science in it," Murray said.
Instead it's been an evolution of what people want to eat, he said. Airports used to offer hotdogs and draft beer, and then it moved to Pizza Hut and Chili's. Now people want more local flavors.
Sky Harbor saw nearly 40.6 million passengers last year, according to an airport report.
"That's a lot of people going by our store," said Joe Johnston, owner and namesake of Joe's Real BBQ.
The opportunity to be at the airport presented itself nearly a year and a half ago when SSA came to them, Johnston said.
Joe's should be open and serving food within the first quarter of next year.
"We're definitely concerned that it be operated properly," Johnston said. "SSP has been very up front that the food should be done properly."
SSP America will operate the store, but managers and possibly some employees will be trained at Joe's. The airport meat will be the same meat you find at the Gilbert locations, although it may not have the same variety, he said. A few of the meats purchased less often will only be available at the original locations.
"We're looking at expanding our Gilbert store to make space for additional cooking space and raw meat storage," Johnston said.
They will also likely hire three additional kitchen staff at the Gilbert location, he said.
And while it may not offer everything normally seen on the menu at Joe's, the airport will have additional offerings, Johnston said.
"On the other hand, we will be offering breakfast at the airport," he added. There might also be alcohol at the airport location, unlike the Gilbert one, which prohibits alcohol due to zoning. The airport locations will acquaint many people with food that can only be found in the greater-Phoenix area.
"Basically 63 percent (of people) are not getting on the plane in Phoenix, they're changing planes and on their way to somewhere else," Murray said. "We want to expose people to different foods who wouldn't otherwise be exposed to it. Four Peaks is a full-service restaurant. People won't just get a beer; they'll get the whole experience."
Four Peaks isn't currently served anywhere in the airport, despite its prevalence in the Phoenix area, Murray said. "In Arizona, it's uncommon to go to a restaurant that doesn't have Four Peaks on draft."
Other restaurants that are part of the SSP America bid are: Zinc Bistro, Lola Coffee, Tammie Coe Cakes, Delux Burger, Pei Wei, Humble Pie, Wildflower Bread Company, Panda Express, Nocawich, Matt's Big Breakfast, MidCity Kitchen, Sweet Republic, Wendy's, Peet's Coffee & Tea, Yogurtology, America's Taco Shop, Lo-Lo's Chicken & Waffles, Culver's ButterBurgers & Frozen Custard, and Cheuvront Restaurant & Wine Bar.
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Lethargic Horse, Trouble Urinating, What Is It?
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Q:I have a 13-year-old Quarter Horse gelding that is lethargic and has trouble urinating. He is stretching a lot and lying down; he's just not his jovial self. He has been eating, but he isn't ravenous or showing enthusiasm about his food. We thought at first the culprit might be bladder stones and/or colic, but he is not really exhibiting colic signs. What else could be affecting my horse?
Lisa Sicotte, Winnipeg, Manitoba
A:These signs are typical of a horse with mild abdominal pain. Horses with mild abdominal pain often posture to urinate without actually producing any urine. Although your horse's discomfort could be related to his urinary system, I would be equally (if not more) suspicious that he has a problem with his gastrointestinal or another system, even though his signs might not be what you would consider typical for colic.
Unfortunately, horses are not always very good at telling us exactly what is bothering them. While most owners are aware of the usual signs of colic (which can include pawing, kicking at the abdomen, lying down frequently, and rolling), signs of mild colic might include decreased appetite, curling the top lip into a flehmen expression, playing in the water bucket, lying down excessively, and frequent posturing to urinate, with or without producing urine. More severe signs of colic might include the horse throwing itself against walls or onto the ground and refusing to move. Although colic is usually considered to be a problem with the stomach or intestines, the word "colic" just means abdominal pain, and other parts of the abdomen, such as the kidneys, spleen, liver, or urinary bladder, could cause him pain. The horse shows us this pain with typical signs of colic. Although relatively uncommon, some horses with problems outside their abdomens, such as horses with pneumonia, might also show signs of colic.
In your horse's case, further investigation is warranted to determine the source of the discomfort. The first step is definitely to have your veterinarian perform a thorough physical examination, including palpation per rectum, which might help to identify structural problems with organs in the back half of the abdomen and pelvis, including the colon, spleen, left kidney, urinary bladder, urethra, and cecum. Blood samples might also be useful to determine if there is any evidence of infection or organ dysfunction, such as kidney or liver disease. If the source of discomfort remains elusive, more advanced diagnostic tests might be required. Some veterinarians have the equipment to perform these tests at the farm, but referral to an equine hospital is often required. These additional tests might include ultrasound of the abdomen to evaluate organ structure, radiographs of the abdomen to look for enteroliths (stones) or sand, endoscopy of the stomach to look for ulcers or tumors, and collection of a small sample of peritoneal fluid to look for evidence of inflammation or infection.
Once the source of discomfort is identified, appropriate treatment can be instituted, and hopefully your horse will be back to normal soon.
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Amy Johnson, DVM, Dipl. ACVIM (LAIM and Neurology), is an assistant professor of large animal medicine and neurology at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine. Her research interest is in large animal neurology, particularly in regards to diagnostic testing for neurologic conditions such as botulism and equine protozoal myeloencephalitis (EPM).
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Which Books Topped the 'Best Of' Lists This Year?
The end of the year can be an overwhelming time for culture addicts. All the Oscar contenders hit theaters at once. Every reputable publication releases a breathless list of must reads. Last year, NPR alone compiled 20 year end lists.
Michael Cader of Publishers Lunch has made life a bit easier for book lovers, at least. His site, Publishers Marketplace, recently released its annual "Best of the Best of" list, which aggregates all the major best books lists and awards and creates a master cheat sheet of the most frequently selected titles. Though the final ranking won't land until January, Mr. Cader has posted a pretty hefty preliminary lineup that draws from 35 lists from magazines, newspapers and booksellers. So far, Kate Atkinson is leading the pack with her vivid, genre bending alternative history, "Life After Life," which landed on 14 of the 35 lists.
Here's Mr. Cader's best-of-the-best-books-of-2013 fiction list, with our own thumbnail descriptions of the works. (Mr. Cader also compiled a nonfiction list; a site subscription is required.)
Life after Life, Kate Atkinson (14 lists) *Ms. Atkinson, who's known for her moody, clever detective series, once again demonstrated her versatility with this high concept novel whose protagonist, Ursula Todd, keeps dying over and over. Set in England during the run up to World War II, the novel leads up to a climactic encounter with Hitler. Lions Gate landed the film rights.
Tenth of December, George Saunders (13 lists) *If notable literary novelists banded together and released their own "best books of the year" list, Mr. Saunders would almost certainly make the cut. Fellow writers were falling over themselves to blurb "Tenth of December," Mr. Saunders's hilarious and haunting collection of stories (Jennifer Egan, Jonathan Franzen, Zadie Smith, Dave Eggers and even the media shy Thomas Pynchon provided breathless blurbs).
The Goldfinch, Donna Tartt (13 lists) *Donna Tartt's fans waited for more than a decade for a new work from her, and were richly rewarded with a gripping, 784-page novel about a young man, Theo Decker, who survives a bomb blast at the Met. He loses his mother, and smuggles out a 17th century Dutch painting of a goldfinch by Carel Fabritius. By coincidence, Fabritius's painting went on display at the Frick the same day the novel was published.
The Lowland, Jhumpa Lahiri (12 lists)*The latest novel from Ms. Lahiri unfolds in India and Rhode Island and spans several generations of a fractured family. A man from Calcutta (now Kolkata) marries his brother's pregnant widow, Gauri, after his brother, a radical leftist, is killed by the police. The novel turns on the inherent drama of family relationships, and the question of whether Gauri's daughter, Bela, will learn the truth about her biological father. Critics compared the novel to works by Flaubert, John Updike and Jonathan Franzen.
The Son, Philipp Meyer (12 lists)*Mr. Meyer obsessively researched this epic Western, which spans five generations of a Texas oil and ranching dynasty. Shortly after the novel opens, the patriarch, Eli, is kidnapped by Comanches. To familiarize himself with Comanche tribal practices and customs, Mr. Meyer learned to hunt with a bow and arrow and drank buffalo blood.
The Luminaries, Eleanor Catton (Eight lists) *At 28, Catton became the youngest person to win the Man Booker Prize for "The Luminaries," a challenging, 830-plus page mystery. The story takes place in a gold rush town in New Zealand, and alternates between the perspectives of 12 characters. The overlapping narratives are organized according to its character's astrological signs. While this novel made multiple "best books" lists, it divided critics, with some praising it as "utterly new" and others slamming it as pretentious, slow and impenetrable.
And the Mountains Echoed, Khaled Hosseini (Seven lists) *In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Hosseini, author of "The Kite Runner," called his latest novel, "the most morally ambiguous" of his three books. The story begins in Afghanistan in the 1950s, when a young village girl, Pari, is left by her father with a wealthy couple in Kabul. The novel branches into eight interlocking stories that include the son of a drug lord, a Kabul house keeper, and an alcoholic, exiled poet.
The Flamethrowers, Rachel Kushner (Seven lists) *Ms. Kushner, author of "Telex from Cuba," delivers the story of a 23-year-old motorcyclist, Reno, who moves to New York in the mid 1970s and throws herself into the nascent downtown art scene. In the New Yorker, James Wood praised the book as "scintillatingly alive."
A Constellation of Vital Phenomena, Anthony Marra (Seven lists) *The lone debut novel to land on this list of lists, "A Constellation of Vital Phenomena" takes place in a village in Chechnya that's been devastated by the ongoing conflict between Russian soldiers and Chechen separatists. The story centers on Havaa, a young girl whose father is abducted by Russian soldiers.
The Good Lord Bird, James McBride (Seven lists)* Mr. McBride's comic novel about a slave who teams up with abolitionist John Brown won this year's National Book Award for fiction. Judges praised Mr. McBride for delivering "a voice as comic and original as any we have heard since Mark Twain."
The Interestings, Meg Wolitzer (Seven lists) *Five precocious teenagers at a summer camp for artistic kids form a close knit group and circle each other's lives for decades as some of them succeed and others struggle. Ms. Wolitzer's fans swooned: "If Wolitzer decided to write a phone book, I'd pre-order it on Amazon," writer and critic Lizzie Skurnick wrote in a review.


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Norma,You might try looking at youtube at the ways bakers handle dough to make strudel. There are several videos of how it is stretched out. It is pretty amazing to see. I don't know if pizza dough can be modified to behave in the same way, but you will find it interesting to watch. In fact it might be interesting to make a pizza strudel with pizza ingredients instead of apples and sugar. Cranky
PizzaEater101,It wasn't raining or misting when I took those pictures of the rainbow. I will have to see if I deleted those pictures on my computer and maybe blow them up to see what that is. Whatever it was, it now is a mystery to me. I am not afraid of ghosts, but never saw one. I do know people that had strange things happen in their homes. Whether they had ghosts or not, I don't know. I don't live too far from the Gettysburg Battlefield and many people have reported they have seen ghosts there.Norma
Hey Norma, oh yeah I heard about Gettysburg and the ghost and apparitions. People have taken a lot of pics of ghosts there. I hear it's severely haunted. I know some people believe in ghost and some don't but let's assume there are ghosts. I'd have to say the Northeast has tons of them, actually the Southeast also as well as the midwest. Any area of the country or world can be haunted but my point is either more haunted activity is reported from those regions or there is just more. If I watch a program on haunting especially from the NW I always scratch my head when someone or family moves into a really creepy old home from like 150 years ago or more and they are surprised it's haunted. I mean it's the NW and the home is older than pizza and people wonder how they ended up in a haunted house. I guess the NW is a lot older than it is out west and like I say hauntings can be anywhere but they seem to be more in the NW than anywhere in the US followed by the South and the Midwest. Just my take on it.
Hi my friend Cranky, Haven't seen you around for awhile. Hope everything is going well for you. What does strudel have to do with this thread. And what is strudel? I really have no idea what that is, except to put on apple pie. I want to try a new kind of pizza dough I have my eye on and it is thinner than the Ultra-thin dough. Might give it a try in a few weeks. Do you know what I would type in for the Youtube video you are talking about? I would be interested in watching the video if I can find it. Norma
Strrudel is a german pastry. It is made by mixing up a dough in a similar fashion as starting a pizza dough. Then it is pressed out on a table, still in a somewhat similar fashion. That is where the similarity ends. At that point it is stretched out by hand with several possible methods to a ridiculously thin state, way beyond what you would do to make whatever thin pizza dough you hope to make. Then it is rolled up with filling inside, which you don't care about, but is kind of interesting to watch. If you wanted to mimic some of the methods to get whatever thickness pizza dough you want to achieve, watching the video might be helpful, even if it goes beyond what you need. In any case since you like to bake and cook, seeing this done would be interesting and it is quite amazing. I think you will find it by typing in strudel making or something similar in the search window on youtube. Knowing how you like to experiment with just about anything food related, I'll bet after you watch this you might make strudel even if you don't make the thinnest pizza in the world.
PizzaEater101,I also find ghosts interesting, but I surely never saw any. My oldest daughter had lived in an old Victorian home for awhile and the strangest things happened there. She never saw any ghosts either, but had her oven turned on when she returned from work, and lights turned on when she knew they werent on when she left. She didnt live in that home for more than a year. It just gave her a creepy feeling. Even a bedroom door that was closed, she found open when she returned from work. We have a place very near me that is called Bube's Brewery. http://www.bubesbrewery.com/ghost.htm People I know have said they have seen ghosts and mysterious things there. I think it was part of the underground railroad. This link in you go down shows what has happened there. http://www.questparanormalsociety.com/News.asp There are many places near me that are said to be haunted. Some also in Columbia, Pa. Someday I would like to go on one of visits to see if I can see anything. Norma
Norma,Do you suppose ghosts like ultrathin pizza?I watched some strudle stretching youtubes again. Just as amazing as the first time. I don't think it will work with raised dough though. Interesting how they devlop gluten by throwing the dough on the bench a hundred times. I am working on a high hydration dough now. It called for a lot of stretch and folds, which I did, but also smacked it on the bench a bunch the way they do strudel. It is so wet I don't think I'll be able to slide it off the peel. If I break a pizza and make a mess in the oven the boss gets cranky. Cranky
Norma ,Once again after the WFO had cooled a bit I stretched out 2 of the thawed Losurda dough balls I Was able to get Ultra thin? In my opinion and people really loved it from a WFO Could sell this as "light Pizza" to the weight concious crowd 1 slice can be done in 1 bite ! Second pick is with the pizza cutter . almost as thin? Last pic was the full pie The slices almost stood staight out when cut crispy crunchy on the edge. Matter o fact I really liked it too!John
I think the paper towels I had were thicker than the final dough I think its all the goodies they put in the dough balls to extend their life that make it so extensible.This is a 20oz. ball and I could have kept going !John


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She was born Dec. 30, 1928, in Cedar Glades to Jim and Mary Cooper Riley. She was a cook and a member of the Ola First Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Tom Nail; and one sister, Lucille Kelly.
Survivors include three sons; James Nail and wife Pansy, Tony Nail and wife Sherri and Lynn Nail, all of Ola; two daughters; Elizabeth Walker of Ola and Katherine Melnick and husband Jim of Lonoke; one brother-in-law; Cecil Kelly of Tulsa, Okla.; 15 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and many other relatives and friends.
Funeral service will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 30, 2012, at the First Baptist Church in Ola with Bros. Bill Hatfield and Kirk McConnell officiating. Burial will be in Petillo Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be from 12:30-2 p.m. Saturday at the church.
Pallbearers will be Ricky Riddle, Tony Nail Jr., Austin Blalack-Arthur, Tom Shinn, Mike Shinn, Tom Nail, Kirk McConnell and Ruben Innis III. Honorary pallbearers will be the Tuth-Lydia Sunday school class.
Arrangements by Cornwell Funeral Home, Dardanelle. Online guestbook and condolences at www.cornwellfuneralhomes.com.
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Day 14: The third Sunday of Advent
"You are the light of the world …" ~Matthew 5:14 (NIV).
"You are the light of the world …" ~Matthew 5:14 (NIV).
At the age of 10, Subera in India was a child laborer, crushing stones by hand into construction material. It was her mother's same life: early marriage, no education, hard labor and poverty.
Today, Subera is 14 and in school, and on her way to a better future! See what broke her cycle of poverty and is helping make her big dreams come true.
Finding the perfect Christmas gift for friends and family can be a difficult task.
But with these five popular items from World Vision's Gift Catalog, you can bring meaningful help and hope to children, families, and entire communities struggling with poverty, while honoring someone special in your life!
Melisa in Guatemala is 12 and the second oldest of 6. She loves being a big sister and helping her family: walking her siblings to school each morning and feeding the animals her family has received from World Vision.
That's why she's so grateful for World Vision's support – to watch her family grow with the nourishment from farm animals and for them to attend better schools and have the supplies they need!
Read about how she is a growing light for her brothers and sisters, and her whole community!
When last winter arrived, the water pipes in Teena's home in West Virginia burst, leaving her and her family without water or the means to fix them … for eight months.
This fall, missions teams through World Vision's U.S. Programs came and fixed her water system, bringing peace, a river of water, shouts of joy from her sons, and tears of joy from Teena!
This is their story.
Belen in Nicaragua is 6 and well on her way to achieving her dream of becoming a doctor!
Not only does her sponsor provide her with the school supplies she needs; sponsorship also helps her eat better, which keeps her healthy, which in turn keeps her in school!
See sponsorship at work in Belen's family…
In the past year, climate change has brought less rain to southern Zambia, causing families to struggle to feed their children with their meager crops.
World Vision is training mothers on ways to increase the nutritional value of the foods they feed their children, which has limited the number of children suffering from malnutrition.
"God has given us two hands, one to receive with and the other to give with." ~Billy Graham
Typhoon Hagupit is making landfall in the Philippines right now, in a region that is still recovering from Typhoon Haiyan 13 months ago.
Blogger Matthew Paul Turner was with us in Tacloban just 4 weeks ago and witnessed the devastation of the last storm, the fragility of many people's current living situations, and the rebuilding efforts now threatened by this new storm.
See how World Vision is preparing, and how you can help.
Sponsored child Sreylin in Cambodia dreams of becoming a teacher! She is able to go to school because of her father's successful farming as part of a World Vision-supported agricultural cooperative.
See how World Vision and sponsorship make a difference in local communities!
Special Gifts are extra donations that you can send to your sponsored child: our staff in the field will meet with the family and use that gift to purchase whatever they need most!
See how Tony in Kenya and his family have been blessed through gifts from his sponsor.
Antonio in Mozambique had to give up his dream job because he didn't have a birth certificate. But now his children won't have to face that challenge because through World Vision sponsorship, the whole family now has birth certificates.
World Vision's child sponsorship program approaches community development holistically: providing clean water, healthcare, access to education, nutritious food, economic development, and more!
Through your support, communities supported by World Vision are equipped to fulfill the dream and vision that God has for all of His people. See it at work in Mozambique!
This Giving Tuesday — a day dedicated to giving back — World Vision and Thirty-One Gifts are coming together to make a difference in the lives of American women and girls living in poverty.
See how you can help!
As we count down to Christmas this Advent season, join us on Pinterest for daily images and prayers for you to pray with your kids for the world!
Find the Pin for Day 1 below.
In his two-part Thanksgiving series, World Vision USA president Rich Stearns reflects on his recent trip to Bangladesh. Read Part 1 here.
On this trip, Rich met Reshma, who will be bought and sold a dozen times today, on Black Friday, as a sex worker.
Read about the two bright spots in her life, and how World Vision is working to help her.
Happy Thanksgiving! What are you thankful for today? We're thankful for you!
Earlier this month, Rich and Reneé Stearns shared their first Thanksgiving meal of 2014 with Dipshikha, who teaches the children of brothel workers at a World Vision Child Friendly Space in Bangladesh.
Read about their visit.
Photo: Iraqi children Oulah, 5, and Zareh, 7, play cat's cradle with a piece of twine. While children often claim that their greatest needs are toys, their parents' priority is preparing for the fast-approaching winter in which temperatures will drop below freezing, and many are protected only by tarpaulins. (©2014 Mark Kate MacIsaac/World Vision)
Chris Palusky, a vice president here at World Vision, recently traveled to Iraqi Kurdistan to meet displaced families, aid workers, government officials, and church leaders.
Today, Chris answers a few questions about his visit and provides an update on the needs of families far from home, and World Vision's response to this crisis in northern Iraq.
This month, World Vision Water announced a major accomplishment and something of a miracle: this year, we've provided clean drinking water to every man, woman, and child in 2,416 villages in Africa!
Read about our ambitious plan for universal coverage with clean water!
During the holiday giving season, we all have our go-to places to shop: favorite stores, malls, online catalogues. But do you have a favorite place to give during Christmas?
For five years, the Anderson family's favorite way to give has been through World Vision's Gift Catalog. See why this family believes that giving is important, and some of their favorite ways to give!
Give the Gift of a Pig - One Pig $205 or a Share of a Pig $25!
Give the gift of a pig today to boost family incomes and provide plenty of protein for undernourished children. One sow can produce 20 babies a year, and within six months a piglet can weigh 200 pounds — and fetch a hefty price at the market.
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Investigation into alleged racism at Norwich-Wolves game
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Norwich City bosses are investigating reports of racism at the game at Molineux yesterday.
Canary fans reported between two and five supporters in the away-end were making monkey noises at Wolves players during the 1-0 Championship defeat.
NCFC confirmed they received about five formal complaints and they are now looking in to the serious offence.
Joe Ferrari, spokesman for the club, said if the allegations turn out to be true then the small number of fans involved could face a lifetime ban in attending games at Carrow Road.
"We have banned fans for life and will continue that zero-tolerance policy."
He said club officials are working with West Midlands Police and Wolverhampton Wanderers but the police forced confirmed they have not received any official complaints in relation to the match.
The FA are aware of the allegations but said Norwich City is the lead agency in the probe.
A witness to the alleged incident said he and others were "outraged" at what they saw and called stewards over.
"It was sickening to witness such a disgraceful racist incident at close quarters," the fan said.
"I've never ever seen or heard anything like this before at a game and I'm disgusted that a person like this was wearing a City shirt."
In October last year police investigated fresh allegations that racist abuse was directed towards former City manager Chris Hughton.
And the December before saw Norfolk Police investigate two tweets sent to player Sebastien Bassong after a 1-1 draw at Everton in the November.


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County individual swim meet is today
GREAT BARRINGTON -- The pool at Bard College at Simon's Rock will be the place to be for county swim fans.
The Berkshire County Individual swim meet will begin at noon today, and is expected to run most of the day, according to Monument Mountain coach and event coordinator Jill Svirida.
The meet is a showcase for the county's top swimmers and relay teams. But interestingly, said Svirida, most of the swimmers will probably not be swimming in their signature events.
"There's no scoring for teams, so the pressure is kind of off, and it's more of a fun thing," she said. "We call it an unscored championship-style event.
"A lot of the swimmers in the county will be swimming events you don't usually see them swim."
The meet will give swimmers and teams a chance to swim in a Western Mass.-style meet, said Svirida, which is one of the reasons it was revived after not being held last year.
"It should be fun for the swimmers," she said. "That's the main reason we're doing it."
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