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Author Kim Vogel Sawyer and her husband visited the Harvey House Museum during the month of March. The writer of Christian fiction is doing research on a story she plans to write about a Harvey Girl. The setting is the Clifton Hotel in Florence.
Harvey Girls were young women who worked at the chain of restaurants owned by Fred Harvey along the Santa Fe Trail in the 1800s. A display in the museum exhibits a Harvey Girl uniform and explains how they served customers when the Clifton Hotel and Harvey Girls were in their prime.
According to Phoebe Janzen, treasurer of Florence Historical Society, the couple toured the museum and was impressed with the quality and information available.
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September 2012: Average Prison Sentence
District Court - New York East
Lead Charge: 08 USC 1326 - Reentry of deported alien
Program Area: Immigration
For all cases disposed of in the current fiscal year (2012) that were credited to Judge Raymond Joseph Dearie in the Eastern District of New York, the average prison sentence was 18.0 months, when looking only at cases with a lead charge of "08 USC 1326 - Reentry of deported alien" falling under the broad category of "Immigration". During the current fiscal year, Judge Raymond Joseph Dearie has sentenced one defendant compared with 4 defendants during the twelve months of the previous fiscal year.
Over the last five years, the average prison sentence imposed on defendants that were credited to Judge Dearie was 9.9 months. This was 60.0% lower than the 24.7 months typical in New York East and 45.5% lower than the 18.1 months average prison sentence for the nation. Judge Raymond Joseph Dearie sentenced 14 defendants during the past five years.
(CAUTION: The kinds of cases handled by individual judges influences statistical information about their sentences. It therefore is important to consider the breakdown of cases that each has handled, available below, when making judge-by-judge comparisons.)
Figure 1 compares Judge Dearie's numbers to those for judges in this district and in the United States as a whole for cases of this type over the last five years.
During the last five years there were 25 other judges in the Eastern District of New York with information on convictions during that period. Average prison sentence numbers passed down for those judges ranged from 8.9 months to 45.8 months, putting Judge Dearie's average prison sentence of 9.9 months at the lower end of the range. The average prison sentence for the whole Eastern District of New York during that time was 24.7 months.
Professional Biography
Born 1944 in Rockville Center, NY
Federal Judicial Service
Judge, U. S. District Court, Eastern District of New York
Nominated by Ronald Reagan on February 3, 1986, to a new seat authorized by 98 Stat. 333; Confirmed by the Senate on March 14, 1986, and received commission on March 19, 1986. Served as chief judge, 2007-2011. Assumed senior status on April 3, 2011.
Fairfield University, B.A., 1966
St. John's University School of Law, J.D., 1969
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Private practice, New York City, 1969-1971, 1977-1980
Assistant U.S. attorney, Eastern District of New York, 1971-1977, 1980-1982; chief, Appeals Division, 1971-1974; chief, General Crimes Section, 1974-1976; chief, Criminal Division, 1976-1977; executive assistant U.S. attorney, 1977;
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Lead Investigative Agencies in Cases Handled
The lead investigative agency that referred cases disposed of by Judge Raymond Joseph Dearie for the past five years was the Homeland Security - Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It accounted for 71.4% of all cases.
Other agencies with substantial numbers of cases that were disposed by Judge Raymond Joseph Dearie over the past five years were: Homeland Security - Citizen and Immigration Services (14.3%), Homeland Security - Customs and Border Protection (7.1%), Other (7.1%).
Agency Judge District US Homeland Security - Immigration and Customs Enforcement 71.4% 73.1% 40.0% More Homeland Security - Citizen and Immigration Services 14.3% 13.9% 2.7% Homeland Security - Customs and Border Protection 7.1% 2.5% 56.8% Other 7.1% 3.0% 0.0%
Table 2: Composition of Cases for the Past Five Years (Top 10)
Number of Defendants in Judge Raymond Joseph Dearie's Cases
Case Def. Sentence (Months) Sentencing Date Program Category 1 1 18.00 11/04/11 Immigration Details
Table 3: Individual Cases and Defendants Disposed of in Current Fiscal Year

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|At the fundraiser
Trying hard to function in spite of my foul mood, I took Izzy to Whole Foods this morning. I was hungry and she needed a walk. The place, when I finally arrived, was teeming with people, and it was literally impossible for me to keep myself, and my new mechanical wheelchair out of the way. I unsuccessfully dodged people, and finally ordered my dark chocolate mocha and selected a blueberry scone; a treat for surviving the week. I checked out and brought my food and my coffee outside into the cold December air to eat with my dog. As I shared my scone, strangers walked by and commented on how well behaved she was, as if she had not eaten a cardboard box containing garbage bags just hours earlier. Once the scone was gone (save for the impressive array of crumbs all over my scarf), I returned to the store, threw the garbage out and put my mittens back on. Unfortunately, the latter was easier said than done. My fingers were so immobilized by the cold that they would not cooperate and a task that should have taken one minute took ten. It was then that all of the emotions I had successfully repressed during the week suddenly resurged. I grabbed ahold of my mitten cuff between my teeth and gave one final tug to pull it over my wrist and then discovered a significant number of woolen fuzzies in my mouth. So as I sat there trying to decide between removing my mitten to extract the fuzzies and just dealing with a mouth full of fuzzies, an embarrassing amount of tears squeezed out of my eyes and down my cheeks. I felt on the verge of a proper two-year-old temper tantrum, I CANNOT PUT MY OWN (EXPLETIVE) GLOVES ON! What the hell am I doing here? Feeling my face get hotter and hotter I left the fuzzies in my mouth and returned outside to get my dog.
Once Iz and I were on our way, I tried really hard to categorize the myriad of frustrations behind my tears. They were as follows:
- My friend Lena organized a beautiful fundraiser for me on Wednesday of this past week. It was amazing. Within one week she managed to book a venue, find two bands to donate their time, convince the bar to donate 15% of their proceeds from the night to me, and invite over 100 people to the benefit. The turnout was particularly impressive, because my caregiving fund is not an official 501(c3), and as such donations are not tax deductible. The fund is a privately managed account that—thus far—has allowed me to maintain my independence, even as my physical needs are ever increasing. The benefit was flawless and Bistro Rx was filled with people who came for no other reason than to support my stubborn refusal to quit my job.
- As Iz and I scooted along I realized why, despite the heart-warming amount of people who filled the bar, I still felt defeated. Because even though the place was filled with members of the staff from City College, a school I taught at over six years ago, I was pretty disappointed that only seven people from my current school were in attendance. Seven. It was actually embarrassing. Even worse: not one of those seven people was from my own department. And though an additional five people donated to me in spite of their absence, none of those people were from my department either. I felt, once again, like nothing more than a hassle to my department. It's frustrating too, because I know that I'm good at what I do. More importantly, I know that it is valuable for my students to see my dedication to them. It's without question that my work requires a ridiculous amount of effort – and I think they get that. But don't misunderstand me, I don't teach because I want to be some sort of great white hope in a wheelchair, I teach because I love history, I love my students, and I seem to have a gift of making the mundane slightly less boring than your average history teacher. I also firmly believe that education is the key to success in a relatively cruel world; maybe not ultimate success, but the key to the option for success. Lest I bore you as I wax philosophical about education, my confidence in my job makes me even more hurt by my department.
- I thought back to our department meeting earlier that week. It started off on the wrong foot, because my department head decided to start the meeting fifteen minutes earlier than his email had stated, but no one bothered to tell me. I teach on the first floor, and the rest of the department is located on the third. You would think that I taught in a different school entirely based on the lack of communication between us. It's almost as though they are not all able-bodied enough to walk down the two flights of stairs to keep me in the loop. In fact I thought about reminding everyone at the meeting about the fundraiser later that night, but I didn't feel like dealing with disappointment if they weren't interested. Besides, everyone had already been invited. So I kept my mouth shut at the meeting and seethed silently when no one showed up.
- Another painful memory resurged as Iz and I trekked past the Science Center and passed what seemed like 600 runners. I guess if you have read my previous blogs you understand why passing runners is not my cup of tea to begin with, but on this particular afternoon the runners reminded me of another part of the fundraiser. One of my old City colleagues told me about her neighbor. Apparently the neighbor is in her early 30s and also has MS. She wanted to know if I would be comfortable talking to the girl. I am always a little bit skeptical about plans like this, mainly because I assume that another person with MS who sees me will be scared shitless. I have had a particularly aggressive case of this disease, and am worried that anyone diagnosed with MS will immediately visualize their life in my shoes – and they are not fun shoes to live in. I expressed this fear to my old colleague, and she assured me that her neighbor would not do that. As my colleague explained, the girl was apparently diagnosed in her teens and thus started treatment immediately. Consequently, she is still able to run and do yoga. My colleague never even knew that her neighbor had MS until a recent conversation. I tried really hard to maintain my composure at this point, and said: "Interesting, because I too was diagnosed at 19 and started treatment immediately, but clearly I am not running or doing yoga." Instead I am sitting at my own fundraiser so I can afford to pay people to help me shower in a ridiculous motorized wheelchair.
- So, the memory of this conversation, sparked by the runners around me, was reverberating throughout my brain like a racquetball in a racquetball court. The whole thing made me want to punch Jesus in the face. And my doctor too. In no particular order. Seriously? You are telling me that one of these people running on the harbor on this sunny, brisk December day might have had this disease for as long as I have? It made no sense. I have tried everything. So has my doctor. I have literally tried so many medical treatments that my doctor told me that he could write a book about me. And yes, I have tried all types of crazy naturopathic things as well. I have done acupuncture, I have changed my diet, I have tried hypnosis, I have done physical therapy, I have done occupational therapy, I have done Reiki therapy. I gave up alcohol – starting when I was in college – more times than I can count. I have always been physically fit and as active as possible, but it has all been to no avail; shit just keeps getting worse. I started on Copaxone when I was 20. I was on a high dose of Imuran, got steroids every four months, then switched to Betaseron, was put on Cellcept, got monthly infusions of Immunoglobulin, had two doses of plasmaphereses, six months of Tysabri, a blast of Rituximab, tried more Betaseron, some Gylenia, and now I am trying monthly chemotherapy. All throughout there have been brief periods of stability, but a general trend of downhill progression. So yes, I am slightly bitter and not too keen on commiserating with a fellow MS patient who, after 15 years of the disease, is still running and doing yoga.
- On this particular day then, I guess I was more sad than usual. But here's the thing: when I go back to the question, "why am I doing this," I still see my students. And don't get me wrong – there are days when I really do want to run a few of them over with my car. But overall, they are pretty freaking amazing. Amazing enough that they make up for a department that sees me as more of an inconvenience than an asset. The day after this fundraiser, in fact, I managed to smash into my desk with my power chair and get the top of my armrest stuck beneath the top drawer. I was humiliated when I hit the desk and even more humiliated when I tried to back up quickly and realized the bottom of the desk was stuck on the armrest. As I backed up thus, the entire desk began a slow motion descent off of the platforms that were placed there to prevent this from happening. On top of the desk was my relatively new MacBook attached to the LCD projector, and every one of the three sets of copies that had been made for all of my 135 students. Too late to prevent the inevitable, as the desk crashed to the floor, rather than point and laugh – as I would have done at 14 years of age – my students got out of their seats to help me. A boy in the back of the room made it to the desk in a split second and managed to catch my laptop seconds before it hit the ground. Meanwhile, all of the other students picked up the binders and all of the pieces of paper that were now lying scattered on the floor. All I could do was sit there: horrified, face flushed, feeling like the temperature of my classroom was well over 100 degrees. I was speechless; mortified at myself and unable to articulate how grateful I was to my kids. Not one of them so much as smirked.
So I guess that is the point of this blog. Despite the fact that this disease sucks, and it took me 20 minutes to put on a pair of mittens in the grocery store, and I cannot run, and I am increasingly hurt by my department, and I spent 45 minutes of a walk with my dog with fuzzies in my mouth – I still genuinely love my job. And until that changes, I am going to continue paying caregivers and searching for a perfect roommate. So if you know of any angel type person who is looking for a roommate in the Baltimore area, and would not mind cooking, cleaning, and helping me with pretty much everything I need to do in my apartment, kindly send her in my direction. I happen to think my dog is awesome enough to make up for all of the help I need, even though she does have a particular affinity for paper products. And if that is not enough, I can also throw in a pretty sweet deal on the rent. If you don't know of any such angel, then consider making a donation – I am currently paying more for help than I make in a salary. And I am not yet ready to leave all of this behind. Not yet.
(This blog was written thanks only to my friend, Meli. In addition to listening to this rant first-hand, she also typed this entire story based on audio-recordings that I emailed her in paragraph installments. For me, dictation software is more of a catalyst to a meltdown than an instrument for my catharsis. Thank you.)


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Richt continued, "You don't seem to want to accept the fact that you're dealing with an expert in football. With a man who's the best, with hitting, on offense, with his bare hands. A man who's been trained to ignore pain, to ignore weather, to live off the land. To eat things that would make a billy goat puke. In Seminole County his job was to dispose of the other team's players. To kill, period! Win by attrition. Well, Rambo was the best!"
When asked about Georgia Tech recruiting him, Rambo replied, "I don't like it there, I mean, the people, there is no brotherhood between them." However, when asked to describe his own recruitment process, Rambo stated, "Nothing is over! Nothing! You just don't turn it off! You asked me I didn't ask you! And I did what I had to do to win."
His high school coach described him saying, "Let me just say that Rambo is the best football player I've ever seen. A pure fighting machine with only a desire - to win a game that someone else lost. And if winning means he has to die - he'll die. No fear, no regrets. And one more thing, what you choose to call hell, he calls home."
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- -- Bacarri Rambo's Profile - Scout.com
-- Rambo's recruitment isn't over - AJC
-- First Blood Quotes - Garner Classics
-- First Blood II Quotes - IMDB
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June 7, 2011 -- Germ-filled food sickens one in six Americans every year, the CDC says in its annual report on food safety.
The CDC's FoodNet system, which covers about 15% of the U.S. population, reported some 20,000 illnesses, 4,200 hospitalizations, and 68 deaths from nine different food-borne infections in 2010.
But many Americans who get food poisoning don't get counted by FoodNet, including many people who are hospitalized or killed. For every reported case of salmonella, for example, the CDC estimates there are 29 uncounted cases.
Using this rule of thumb, you could multiply by 29 the 29 deaths, 2,290 hospitalizations, and 8,256 salmonella infections reported to the CDC in 2010.
"Although foodborne infections have decreased by nearly one-fourth in the past 15 years, more than 1 million people in this country become ill from Salmonella each year," CDC Director Thomas Frieden, MD, MPH, says in a news release.
There's some good news. Infections with the dangerous E. coli O157 strain dropped by half over the last 15 years. Overall, infections from six food-borne infections are down 23% in 2010.
Salmonella, however, increased by 10%, and there was also a rise in infections from vibrio bacteria found in raw shellfish.
Salmonella can be found in nearly any kind of food:
- Poultry accounts for 29% of infections.
- Eggs account for 18% of infections.
- Vine vegetables, fruits, and nuts account for 13% of infections.
- Pork accounts for 12% of infections.
- Beef accounts for 8% of infections.
- Other foods (including sprouts, leafy greens, root vegetables, grains, beans, shellfish, oil, sugar, and dairy products) account for 20% of infections.
These foods can be contaminated at almost any step between farm and table.
How to Avoid E. coli, Salmonella, Other Food-borne Infections
The CDC says you can cut your risk of getting salmonella and other food-borne illnesses by:
- Cleaning. Wash your hands, cutting boards, utensils, and countertops after they come into contact with any food.
- Separating. Keep raw meat, poultry, and seafood separate from ready-to-eat foods.
- Cooking. Use a food thermometer to ensure that all whole meats are cooked to 145 degrees Fahrenheit (with resting three minutes before carving). Make sure ground meats are cooked to 160 degrees and poultry is cooked to 165 degrees.
- Chilling. Keep your refrigerator set below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and refrigerate all foods that can spoil.
- Reporting. Tell your health department about any suspected illness.
- Having common sense. Don't prepare food for others if you have diarrhea or vomiting. And take special care when preparing food for children, for people in poor health, for pregnant women, and for the elderly.
Infectious Disease Resources
CDC, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, early release, June 7, 2011.
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Why Manage Data?
Research Data Management is beneficial for both researchers and disciplinary progress in general. Even if data management requires additional work at the beginning of a research project, it reduces difficulties and problems in the course of the project.Copyright: WissGrid
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- Planning and generation are activities that form the basis for data management.
- Selection means analysis – which data must be stored? What documentation must be provided to make the research results understandable and verifiable?
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Research data management improves the quality of your research data, ensures that your data are complete, and secures their full reproducibility.
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Cynthia Shenette) My son just received his First Communion last Sunday. It was a big day for our family. My son's First Communion made me think about all of the First Communion photos I have. Sadly, I have a number of lovely ones in my mystery collection. I've decided to take a break from posting my mystery wedding photos and post a mystery First Communion photo instead.
Isn't this one beautiful? I love the girls faces, the flowers, the veils, and the dresses. I wish I knew who they were. My best guess is the girls and their families were members of Worcester's Polish Community. I suspect, but I don't know for sure, the photo was probably taken some time in the 1920s. The First Communion itself probably took place at St. Mary's Church (Our Lady of Czestochowa) in Worcester, MA. Why did the girls have their photos taken together? Are they sisters? Twins? Cousins? There definitely seems to be a resemblance between the two girls.
If you recognize either of these lovely young ladies, please leave a comment at the end of this post. I'd love to be able to put a name to a face.
Other Posts You Might Like:
A Matter of Habit: Solving a Mystery
Mystery Wedding #9 - Mystery Monday
Flu 1918 (Part 1 of 3) - Amanuensis Monday
Does Your Public Library Have a Vertical File? - Tuesday's Tip
First Communion - Mystery Monday
Labels: Mystery Monday, Mystery Photos, Worcester MA
3 comments:
- Dorene from Ohio said...
Such a lovely photo! I hope you can find out who these lovely young ladies are!
- April 18, 2011 at 9:17 AM
- Jennifer said...
What a gorgeous picture!!!
- April 18, 2011 at 10:29 AM
- Susan (Nolichucky Roots) said...
I'm not sure what is lovelier - the girls or those stupendous flowers. Together - magical.
- April 27, 2011 at 4:52 PM
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May your Sunday be calm and peaceful
Looking down over the bat watchers
Sunset on Town Lake with the Austin skyline in silhouette
Tonight's sunset was amAzing
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The weekend is yours! Make the most of it.
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Town Lake bridges and reflections
Playing Hide and Seek with the Morning Sun
The morning sun peeks out from behind the Austonian building.
Bud Isle Park
Fright Train Crosses Town Lake Trestle at Sunset
Over the #AustinTX Boardwalk at Sunset
Over Rowing Dock on Town Lake (aka Lady Bird Lake).
It's a simple shot but I like it. Nice colors and patterns. We're heading to 100 again today & the humidity will make it feel even hotter, according to Chikage Windler - Meteorologist. So cool down when you can.
1.5 million bats in bed
Bat watchers start to gather on Congress Ave Bridge
An Early Morning Row on Town Lake
Austin Rowing Club boat is out early on Town Lake (aka Lady Bird Lake)
Part of the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail and Boardwalk
Never Give Up, America.
I happened to capture a freight train with an American flag on the side crossing the Town Lake train trestle passing over the "Never Give Up" graffiti. It just seemed fitting.
Over the Austin Boardwalk in January
Ann and Roy Butler and the Trail
Last of the bat watchers @ Congress Ave Bridge. #austin
Austin in Blue.
Austin in Silver.
Boy, that W Hotel is shiny!
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The ability to change your digital camera's ISO level is a mixed blessing. Increasing the ISO allows you to capture sharp pictures in low light by increasing the camera's sensitivity, but it also adds unwanted digital noise to your picture--which looks like the grain you'd see in a print made from very fast 35mm film.
Previously we talked about how you can use ISO to your advantage; in this Here's How, let's see how to minimize the noise that accompanies higher ISO levels.
Identifying Noise
What does digital noise look like? Dots, speckles, and smudges of random color. Noise is easiest to see in regions of regular color. You can see it in skin tones or on a wall in the background, for instance. In my example, you might not notice the noise at first. But check out a small detail of the original image and you'll see a lot of noise, both in the background and in the girl's face.
Minimizing Noise in the Camera
Your battle against noise can be a two-pronged attack. You can help minimize it in your digital camera before you take the photo, then reduce it even further on the PC.
Use higher ISO values only when you need to; the lower your ISO, the less noise you'll get in your photos. Also, check your camera's settings for a noise-reduction mode. Many digital cameras--especially models that support very high ISO levels--have a menu setting that reduces noise when the ISO is set at 800 or higher. It's a good idea to turn this on.
Reducing Noise on the PC
After you take your photos and transfer them to your computer, you can work some digital magic. Many image editors, including Corel's Paint Shop Pro and Adobe's Photoshop Elements, have a noise-reduction filter. In Paint Shop Pro, for instance, you can choose Adjust, Photo Fix, Digital Camera Noise Removal and use the default settings. In Photoshop Elements, you can find a similar feature by selecting Filter, Noise, Reduce Noise.
Try a Noise-Reduction Program
You'll get better results, though, with a program custom-made to eliminate digital noise. Imagenomic's Noiseware and PictureCode's Noise Ninja are good choices.
Imagenomic offers a free version called Noiseware Community Edition, which is handy for getting your feet wet. I don't recommend it as your main weapon against digital noise, though, because the program limits you to saving your finished pictures at a JPEG quality level of 90 percent. I think that defeats the whole purpose of using the program to begin with, since you can't resave the image at the highest quality. For better results, check out the commercial version of Noiseware.
Truth be told, I like Noise Ninja even better. What's great about Noise Ninja is that it lets you create a custom noise profile for your particular digital camera and use it to accurately remove unwanted noise while doing the least damage to your photos.
That might sound intimidating, but it's really pretty simple. What you need to do is display Noise Ninja's Profile Chart; it's a colored grid available in the program's File menu. Then take a series of pictures of the chart while it's displayed on your computer screen. Take a photo at each of your camera's various ISO settings, leaving the picture slightly out of focus as you do so; it will help to switch your camera to manual focus mode for this. If you've got a CRT monitor, you'll want to use a slow shutter speed so you don't accidentally capture any dark bands on the computer's screen.
Next, load the photos into Noise Ninja and click the Profile Chart button. Click the Edit Profile Annotations button and click Autofill. Then save the profiles. (Don't worry about memorizing all this; Noise Ninja comes with complete instructions on setting up your profiles.) Once that's done, the program automatically loads the right profile whenever you open a digital image file.
Want to see the kind of results you can get? Take a look at my sample picture again, after I ran it through Noise Ninja.


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I am glad I didn't give up on this series after my initial wave of vile feelings toward Gardens of the Moon. Wow, what a book! I'm spent! I've now learned that I need a few lighter reads in-between Erikson's works. Please note that I try my hardest to write "spoiler free" reviews. I love comments on my blog – feedback is truly why I write reviews in the first place. Please make sure you don't post spoilers in your comments or I won't approve them.
Deadhouse Gates read slower than most fantasy books that I've read, but I did not find this to be a bad thing. Instead of being bored, the author enthralled me with his imagery. Erikson's rich vocabulary coupled with excellent sentence structure produced a work that borders on a poem. It took effort to see what lay beneath the paper and ink, but under that surface I found an entire ocean.
The multiple plot-lines within Deadhouse Gates were vast and it was hard to tell which (if any) were central to the tale. That is a compliment as each of the plots were essential and they all came together neatly at various points within the story. There were several scenes that were downright genius. The one that comes immediately to my mind was a certain "promotion". If and when you read Deadhouse Gates, you will know exactly what I am talking about.
The characters within Deadhouse Gates were portrayed so much better than in Gardens of the Moon. There were a few characters I never got a good feel for and hence had no real interest in their sub-plot. However, most of the major characters had true depth. I learned in good detail their inner desires and internal conflicts through their outwardly acts and their inwardly introspections.
I started to understand Erikson's world better as I read Deadhouse Gates. This was something that had completely eluded me in Gardens of the Moon. The world within Deadhouse Gates was a very scary place. I would not want to live in Malaz. Battle scenes were vivid and brutal. Tortured warriors, dying men, and corpses of women and children lined roads that criss-crossed the entire map. The flies that came to feast on their blood were relentless in their pursuits.
The ideas regarding "warrens" and how they exist were totally unique (for anything I've read at least). How everything in the world tied to various warrens, from magic and the gods to physical locations intrigued me. The magic systems within the world were mysterious too. Hints were made about how they worked, but like the rest of Erikson's work, it seems it takes effort (and multiple volumes) to truly understand. The world building that took place to create the Malazan Empire and beyond was truly incredible and has resulted in a work of genius!
Overall I give Deadhouse Gates 5 out of 5 stars. Much better than Gardens of the Moon at 2!
You can buy it here: http://www.amazon.com/Gardens-Moon-Malazan-Book-Fallen/dp/0765322889


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Our Recycling Center has evolved to meet changing business needs
We are committed to preserving the environment so that future generations may learn from our history.
Colonial Williamsburg's recycling program began in 1991 when more than 221,000 pounds of cardboard, glass, paper and aluminum cans were collected. Over the years we've added plastics, newspaper, rags, wood pallets, food waste, phone books, magazines, liquid chemicals, tires, scrap metal, oyster shells, paint thinner, arboreal (tree) debris and horse manure. Mike Hornby, manager of food and beverage operations, reported a 14 percent increase in 2010 over 2009 — that's 952 tons of materials recycled in 2010. "Our true savings come in the form of reduced pickups from BFI and reduced land fill fees which came to over $111,000 last year," Mike said. Mike oversees the Recycling Center located adjacent to the Franklin Street Office building and coordinates the collection and disposal of various other materials used throughout the foundation. He works with vendors on disposal, pricing, and other logistics to assure we maximize both environmental aspects and savings. Mark Wenger, director of facilities maintenance, chairs the cross-division recycling committee that works to continually remind staff members of things everyone can do to reduce, reuse, and recycle. From humble but committed beginnings, Colonial Williamsburg's recycling program has evolved to meet the changing business needs and growing interest in environmental stewardship.
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A Closer Encounter with Mars
Taking advantage of Mars's closest approach to Earth in eight years, astronomers using the Hubble telescope have taken the space-based observatory's sharpest views yet of the Red Planet. NASA is releasing these images to commemorate the second anniversary of the Mars Pathfinder landing.
The telescope snapped these pictures between April 27 and May 6, 1999, when Mars was 54 million miles (87 million kilometers) from Earth. From this distance the telescope could see Martian features as small as 12 miles (19 kilometers) wide. The telescope obtained four images, which, together, show the entire planet. Each view depicts the planet as it completes one quarter of its daily rotation.
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Sometimes a coach has to adjust.
Sometimes a coach has to adjust.
Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School boys� basketball Coach Derek Kurnitsky has always been about man-to-man defense.
But with the talent on this roster, he said, there was a struggle with those man-to-man principles.
So over the holiday break Kurnitsky began employing more zone press and zone trap concepts into the defense and the Tiger Sharks have won seven of their last eight.
After three wins last week Port St. Joe is 12-9 overall and 7-4, in second place, in District 4-1A.
�With young guys sometimes it takes awhile to get accustomed to varsity basketball,� Kurnitsky said. �When we went to more of a zone on defense, the kids really picked it up. We have really improved.
�As coaches we can be stubborn. But sometimes you have to adjust to your talent. And we have really had some guys stepping up and playing good basketball.�
Last week included a streak of district victories, as Port St. Joe took down Liberty County 71-41, Blountstown 50-36 and Franklin County 70-37.
Notable among those box scores are the number of periods � six out of 12 � during which the Tiger Sharks held opponents to single digits.
�Since Christmas we have been playing zone and it has really shown,� Kurnitsky said. �We are playing good defense right now. And we are also starting to get more guys scoring.�
The Tiger Sharks had six players score nine or more points in last Tuesday�s blowout of Liberty County.
Cory Calloway led the way with 19 but Chad Quinn, Marcel Johnson and Marquez Johnson each had 10 points and Ramello Zaccaro and Natron Lee had nine apiece.
The Tiger Sharks were up 32-20 after holding Liberty County to seven points in the second quarter and coasted.
Luke Galloway and Jak Riley each added two points.
Port St. Joe held Blountstown to single digits in each of the first three periods while building a 42-23 lead before the Tigers made some inroads in the final period.
Again, balance defined the offense as Calloway had 19, Lee 12, Marcel Johnson 10, Zaccaro six, Quinn three and Galloway three.
The game was played in front of a packed raucous crowd at the historic Washington Recreational Center gym.
�It was awesome,� Kurnitsky said. �People were standing everywhere, we had to put chairs on the stage. It was just a fun night, a great day.�
Franklin County, which beat Port St. Joe before Christmas, was blown out by a first quarter in which the Seahawks managed just six points and more crucially a third quarter during which they scored just five points.
Calloway led Port St. Joe with 24 points and Quinn (12), Marcel Johnson (11) and Lee (10) were also in double figures. Zaccaro had six, Riley four, Marquez Johnson and Luke Galloway two apiece.
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As traditional media continue to downsize and the boundaries between social and traditional media continue to blur, communications professionals are increasingly turning to blogs for exposure. For those that are in PR or marketing and pitch the media on a regular basis, this may come as no surprise; however, I've read, seen and heard more than a few bad pieces of advice recently, regarding pitching bloggers. Here are a few of the demands that I've responded to or heard lately and my thoughts on them:
We need a list of the top blogs so we can send them a press release.
There are so many things wrong with this request! First, if the blogger is not a member of the press, then why would you send a press release? Second, what defines "top" blogs to you may not be the same as the requestor. Third, this assumes that blogger outreach, as a tactic, supports your overall PR strategy.
Back in 2007, Jeremiah Owyang wrote, "Consider not pitching a press release or announcement at all; why not point me to relevant blog posts from the client (non marketing ones) that I'd be willing to add to my blog. Always remember that I'm thinking of my readers first, so if the content is not going to help them, I'm not going to point to it – think backwards." Even though he wrote it more than three years ago, it's still sage advice.
We want to send a blast email to the (blogger) list.
Really? A "blast" email of the same pitch to multiple bloggers? No. You really don't. Bloggers are unlike the media in that they do not have a "beat," their "outlet" doesn't necessarily dictate they write on certain topics, and, often, they are not bound by geographic limitations. You need to research each and every target and customize the pitch accordingly. (BurrellesLuce Media ContactsPlus is one solution that can help you connect and engage with bloggers individually.) If possible, find a connection with the blogger (e.g. boating enthusiast, horse lover, same alma mater, etc.) and leverage it. Follow but don't stalk.
Case in point: Heather Whaling (aka @prtini) received this reply from a blogger after receiving her pitch not long ago: "I really appreciate you taking the time to know a little bit about me before you emailed me. You have no idea what a difference that personalization makes. Or, maybe you do. But in case you don't hear it enough, good job!"
PRBC co-founder Marie Baker, recently coined the term "blogger bombardment" to describe this paradigm shift. And Last week, an AmericanExpress OPEN Forum post replied to the argument, "But that means I can't send out a mass email to hundreds of BCC'd recipients." With this analogy…Exactly. It's like getting a hand-written envelope via snail-mail; the recipient is much more likely to act on it if it's personal and relevant to her blog.
I don't want us / you to spend a lot of time on this.
<Sigh> I can't say it any better than the guys over at The Bad Pitch Blog did: "Does this read like a lot of work? Well as the definition of a media outlet morphs, so must our approach to engaging with them. And as more and more bloggers extend the olive branch, the price of a bad pitch is increasing — less coverage, whiny bloggers, angry clients and amused competitors."
Bottom line? If your news doesn't warrant this caliber of effort, then you shouldn't be pitching it at all!


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Joining Wishful Endings again this Wednesday for Can't Wait Wednesday. With Fall right around the corner I thought I'd look at a 2017 fall release that I am anxious to read.
Lady Jayne Disappears by Joanna Davidson Politano. This is her debut novel. Reading debut novels is a favorite thing of mine. I love being apart of an author's journey of publication from the beginning. It's fun to watch them grow as a writer.
Her debut is historical which is one of my absolutely favorite genre.
It is scheduled to release on October 3, 2017. You can preorder it here.
About the book:
When Aurelie Harcourt's father dies in debtor's prison, he leaves her just two things: his wealthy family, whom she has never met, and his famous pen name, Nathaniel Droll. Her new family greets her with apathy and even resentment. Only the quiet houseguest, Silas Rotherham, welcomes her company.
When Aurelie decides to complete her father's unfinished serial novel, writing the family into the story as unflattering characters, she must keep her identity as Nathaniel Droll hidden while searching for the truth about her mother's disappearance--and perhaps even her father's death.
Author Joanna Davidson Politano's stunning debut set in Victorian England will delight readers with its highly original plot, lush setting, vibrant characters, and reluctant romance.
What book can't you wait for either to release or make it to the top of your TBR pile? Let me know in the comments.


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Jefferson Garth! 😀 David H. Hickman! 😮 Helen Guthrie MIller! 🤯Come out and learn about the people behind the names you know so well. Join us this Memorial Day for History Comes Alive: brief historical monologues from some of Boone County's most noted historical figures! #BooneHistory Brought to you by The Friends of the Historic Columbia Cemetery , Boone County History & Culture Center and the Stephens College Theatre Department. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Village at Boone Junction is open April 1 through October 30 for tours of four or more visitors by appointment. Come check out Boone County landmarks that take you back in time to the frontier days...More Info
The Montminy Gallery is proud to present acclaimed St. Louis artist, M. Shawn Cornell...More Info
Established in 1990 by the Boone County Historical Society, construction of the Walters History Museum was made possible with donations from businesses and individual members of the Central Missouri community. Come experience the exhibits on display today!More Info
Listed on the National Historic Register, Maplewood House was built in 1877 by Slater Ensor Lenoir and his wife Margaret Bradford Lenoir, both of whom were members of Boone County pioneer families....More Info
The covered veranda and the large, adjacent gazebo provide a vista of beautiful and historic Nifong Park with the Maplewood House peeking through the trees. A popular location for happy hour receptions and wedding receptions, the space can seat up to 100 people and is available for as little as $450.
The 18' x 25' conference room features a variety of meeting table and chair set-ups, free Wi-Fi, telephone use and onsite copy service. Rental is $80 for 3 hours and is discounted for non-profit groups.
This splendid home was built in 1877 and is on the National Historic Register. It is available April 1 through October 30 each year and is a unique location for your next bridal shower or tea. It can host small groups of up to 25 in its magnificent first floor and rates begin as low as $200. (Maplewood is currently being renovated and will not be available to rental clients during the summer of 2016. Please contact us about your 2017 event).
The gallery is a very popular rental for luncheons, cocktail receptions, sales awards meetings and small wedding receptions. Its horse-shoe shaped 4,000 sq. feet features art exhibits by the region's best artists. Rental rates for this beautiful space begin at $450 and could increase depending on the size and length of the event. Included are set-up, tables and chairs. A handsome podium and a 8-channel sound system are also available for an additional charge.


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After you hurt someone's feelings or do something wrong, it turns out that saying sorry might not be the best solution. In fact, an apology might just add fuel to the fire, a recent study by researchers from Dartmouth College and the University of Texas has found.
To assess the impact of apologies after social rejections, researchers approached thousands of people and asked them questions and had them participate in experiments. When asked to write "a good way of saying no," 39 percent of participants included an apology in their notes with the belief that they'd lighten the situation. However, when they were put on the receiving end of these apologetic notes, they reported feeling more hurt.
Apologies can actually anger people and trigger them to seek revenge, the researchers found. In another experiment, they conducted face-to-face rejections in order to understand how rejectees actually felt after an incident.


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Sarah Louisa Burns is an experienced stage, TV and film actress as well as a multi-crafting artist who is probably best known for her crocheted body parts.
About Sarah Louisa Burns
Sarah is an established New York City actress who has worked on both the small and large screen. Her leading role credits include a spot on Discovery ID's show On the Case with Paula Zahn, a film lead in a production called Caboose and featuring in the web series called Vixens of Virtue, Vixens of Vice. Burns has also starred in stage productions and done voiceover work. Although many will know her primarily for her work as an actress, I learned about her after seeing the unique crochet body parts that she makes and sells in her Etsy Store. I love that she's created a niche for herself in crochet and I also love the smart sense of humor she exudes in her work.
Sarah's Crochet Body Parts
Sarah crochets anatomically correct body parts that she sells in store called An Optimistic Cynic. The self-described "anatomy nerd" started out by crocheting a heart and then on requet made lungs, a brain, a liver and more. I learned about her first via Neatorama but really revisited her work when doing research on crocheted organs last year for the post I did on my dad's birthday about his life as a kidney-and-pancreas transplant survivor.
Who wants crochet body parts? She explains on her shop's About Page:
"These pieces end up in medical offices for uses in demonstrations, or to explain procedures. They're gifts for students and teachers, Weird Al Yankovich fans (pancreas), Big Lebowski fans (severed toe), loved ones recovering from surgeries, fans or horror, anatomy nerds, and anyone that appreciates a little creepy-cuteness."
If you can't tell, the body parts you see in order here are the kidney, heart, lungs, intestines and a neuron. As you can tell with the heart, Sarah sometimes adapts her crochet body parts into usable items like pillows. She also sells a few of the patterns for her crocheted body parts.
Sarah's Other Crochet
Although what Sarah is known for in crochet is the body parts that she makes, she does also make and sell other crochet items. Some examples from her shop:
Of this other work I think that the pliers are most in line with her typical style but what I'm personally most drawn to is her work in wire crochet jewelry.
Sarah's Other Art
Sarah is the co-creator, writing, director and star of a short web video series called True Story, one episode of which is above.
Sarah does a variety of different custom work, like creating this tulle and rubber ferret toy upon request.
Other Similar Crochet Artists
Transformative Crochet Artist Mary Tuma
Health and Nature Crochet Artist Kyle Ethan Fischer


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Various images in ongoing narratives that are favorite topics of mine ranging from organized religion to the corporate environment to strange life situations.
All images are of various dimensions and edition sizes. Many are hand-painted. All pieces are sold unframed. Click on any image to see a larger version of the image.


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Tiger senior recently lands milestone
Kevin R. LaBounty
TAUNTON — Hard work has certainly paid dividends for Taunton's Shaquille Davis.
From youth basketball to extensive and intensive practice sessions at the Joseph Rabouin Field House, the Tiger boys' basketball star finally reached the 1,000-point plateau.
Making the achievement that much more impressive is the fact that Davis plays in an unselfish system under head coach Charlie Dacey. The Tigers also face an extremely challenging schedule on a yearly basis and, for the past two years, have competed in one of the top leagues — the Hockomock — in the state.
"Shaq is a competitor," Dacey says. "He always rises to the occasion. Shaq plays his best in the biggest games, whether it is in the tournament or against good teams."
"He has good range as a shooter. Shaq uses his body strength to get into the paint. He wards people off in the paint and is able to draw a lot of fouls. Shaq is not afraid to take it to people. He also has good basketball instincts."
The 5-foot-11 Davis has basically been a starter since his arrival at the high school. He played two-guard as a freshman before moving over to point guard as a sophomore. A year ago, Davis split his time between the point-guard and two-guard positions and has primarily been at the three spot or shooting forward for the Tigers this winter.
"Shaq came into the program with special skills and playing at a high level," Dacey said. "He was competitive from Day 1. He has improved his range and has improved his consistency. To Shaq's credit, he has assumed different roles with us almost seamlessly. He has moved from one to two to three on offense with no complaints. Particularly on defense, he has had different responsibilities over the years."
The senior captain began the season with 878 points. Officially, he hit the 1,000-point mark following a free throw with 1:30 left in a 57-52 victory in Attleboro on January 10.
"I tried not to think about it," Davis said of reaching 1,000 points. "If I thought about it too much, I would get off my game. I wanted to let the game come to me."
However, the celebration for Davis' accomplishment was saved for Taunton's next home game against King Philip on Jan. 17. When Davis hit a three-pointer in the opening quarter for his first points, the game was stopped. He went into the stands and presented the game ball to his mother. The Tigers would go on to a 64-40 win over the Warriors and a party to celebrate Davis' milestone was held following the game.
"I started thinking about 1,000 points during my sophomore year after being able to help the team out the help as a freshman," Davis said. "I feel comfortable in this system. I have the green light. But now that is done, I'm relieved. We can go on with the season."
Davis is the first Tiger in three years to hit 1,000 points. Former Taunton star Chris Green eclipsed the mark in a home game against Barnstable in 2011. Chris' brother Cory is currently a junior guard with the Tigers.
On Sunday at the Rabouin Field House, Davis scored a game-high 14 points as Taunton beat New Bedford, 57-51, to extend the team's winning streak to six games. The 14 points gave Davis a total of 1,064 for his stellar career.
"Since I have been the coach here, I have always stressed that you are part of the program," Dacey said. "It is not about one person and he is functioning well within that system. Within our system of sharing the ball, it is not easy to get to 1,000 points. You have to be able to perform night in and night out. We emphasize the team concept."
Entering the week, Davis was tied with backcourt mate Gerald Cortijo for 10th in the Hockomock League in scoring as both players are averaging 14.3 points per game. Davis has also helped the Tigers have the fourth-best offense in the league (65.85 points per game) and the fifth-best defense, which surrenders just 54 points per contest.
Taunton stands in second place in the Hockomock League's Large School Division. Mansfield is first at 15-1 overall and 11-1 in the league with the Tigers right behind the Hornets at 11-3 overall and 9-2 in the league. Attleboro (10-5 overall) and Franklin (9-5) were tied for third at 8-3.
As far as college goes, Davis is considering Johnson and Wales, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Bridgewater State University and Westfield State University with UMass Dartmouth being his first choice. But right now, Davis is focused on a long run in the MIAA Division I South Sectional Tournament.
"We have had a few tough losses, but overall we are doing well this year and we want to keep it up," Davis said. "We also have had some tough losses in the tournament. With this being my last year, I want to extend our run in the tournament as far as possible."


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Crunchy Turkey Salad on Greens
Oct 31st, 2014
Asian Noodle Salad
From: Horizon Organic
Quick Facts
Servings: 8
Prep Time: 30 min.
Cook Time: 3 hr.
Total: 3 hr. 30 min.
Prepare this dish a day in advance so that the flavors have time to develop. Spicy yogurt dressing also makes a delicious dip for skewered grilled meats or vegetables.
- 6 oz Horizon Organic® nonfat plain yogurt
- 2 Tbs oriental sesame oil
- 1/4 cup peanut butter
- 1 tsp ground coriander
- 1 Tbs vegetable oil
- 1 Tbs soy sauce
- 1/4 tsp hot chili oil, or more to taste
- 1/2 tsp grated fresh ginger
- 1/2 tsp grated or finely chopped fresh garlic
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh cilantro
- 10 oz Asian-style thin noodles or vermicelli pasta
- 3 scallions, whites and greens, thinly sliced
- 1 medium red bell pepper, cut into thin julienne slices
- 1 medium yellow bell pepper, cut into thin julienne slices
- 1 medium carrot, sliced into shavings with a vegetable peeler
- 2/3 cup chopped peanuts
- Combine the yogurt, sesame oil, peanut butter, coriander, vegetable oil, soy sauce, chili oil, ginger, garlic, and cilantro in a bowl and whisk to blend. Cook the noodles according to the package directions, drain, and rinse thoroughly with cold water. Place the cooked noodles, the vegetables, the peanuts, and the yogurt dressing in a large bowl and mix with your hands until the ingredients are well distributed. Refrigerate several hours or overnight. Serve chilled or at room temperature.
Nutrition Facts
Calories 236
Calories from Fat 134 (57%)
(24%)Total Fat 16g
(12%)Saturated Fat 2g
Polyunsaturated Fat 5g
Monounsaturated Fat 7g
(0%)Cholesterol 0mg
(7%)Sodium 158mg
(8%)Potassium 273mg
Total Carbohydrate 19g
(10%)Dietary Fiber 2g
Sugars 5g
Sugar Alcohols 0g
(17%)Protein 8g
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Published January 13, 2015
Last summer, Lakisha Briggs' ex-boyfriend, who was living with her, allegedly smashed an ashtray across her face, then stabbed her in the neck with the broken glass. She was airlifted to a Philadelphia hospital.
Briggs had let him move in after a jail stint for a previous attack because she'd been afraid to call police when he showed up at her door. Not necessarily because of the threat of violence, but because one more call to 911 and Briggs knew she would lose her home, a tidy row house she rented in Norristown for herself and her 3-year-old daughter.
Norristown has what's called a three strikes law, which threatens renters with eviction if they call 911 three times within four months. Their landlords lose their rental license under the ordinance, which is designed to promote safe neighborhoods in the gritty suburb.
"Every strike has a chilling effect on whether you're going to make that outreach (to police) ... and incur that strike," said lawyer Sandra Park of the American Civil Liberties Union's Women's Rights Project in New York.
Park has been monitoring similar laws around the country, which are often aimed at addressing drug activity or reducing nuisance calls to 911. The ACLU filed a test case on behalf of Briggs that challenges the constitutionality of such ordinances. Federal court arguments are set for this month in Philadelphia.
"I felt like I was being punished for being assaulted," Briggs, a 34-year-old nursing assistant, said Friday.
Robert DeDomenicis, who represents Norristown in the case, declined to comment last week. The New York Times first reported on the lawsuit.
According to the town's court brief, police were called to Briggs' home 10 times in the first five months of 2012, often over arguments with her 21-year-old daughter and the ex-boyfriend, who were sometimes arrested. He is back in jail after a conviction for attacking Briggs.
Some claim the law is aimed at reducing police budgets. The borough says that's "an oversimplification ... which fails to take into consideration the health, welfare and safety of all neighbors who live in proximity to a disorderly house. Everyone has the right to peaceful enjoyment of their property."
The borough also said it had tried to work with Briggs and landlord Darren Sudman by giving her time to get a restraining order and keep her home.
Sudman said he considered Briggs a good tenant.
"I enjoyed living there. I lived there for about a year and a half before anybody even knew I was on the block," Briggs said. "It was a new house, a new start for me and my little one."
But she eventually moved out rather than face eviction.
The lawsuit alleges that the ordinances disproportionately affect women, since they are more often the victims of domestic violence, and that the federal Violence Against Women Act protects their housing rights.
The borough, in its brief, said it had agreed to restore Sudman's rental license and suspend all action against Briggs before the litigation began, and has not been enforcing the ordinance this year while city officials review it.
Briggs now lives in another rental unit. But she recently chose not to call 911 to report a problem she witnessed.
"I understand what the concept of (the law is), but I think that they need to really sit down and re-evaluate it," she said. "To me, there's a difference between being a nuisance, as opposed to someone really needing help."


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Air Through Skeleton Butt Stock Adapter with Flexi-Air Hose for Tippmann X7 Phenom
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Do you already have a Skeleton or UMP Stock and want to upgrade your Tippmann X7 Phenom to an air-through stock system? Do you need the most effective, custom-level method of attaching that stock to your Tippmann X7 Phenom? Then this kit is for you!
The Air Through UMP Folding Butt Stock Adapter with Flexi-Air Hose for Tippmann X7 Phenom comes with everything you need to attach your existing Skeleton or UMP stocks, and take advantage of running your air through the adapter instead of the normal ASA. Made out of high quality aircraft-grade aluminum, this adapter is designed to provide long service life in rough conditions!
Run your maker light and more compact to gain a tactical advantage by getting the air tank off of the marker and onto your back, connected via a remote line to the discreet remote line quick disconnect on the stock adapter! This is the best way to lighten your marker, and attach your exciting UMP or Skeleton stock!
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- Compatible with Skeleton Stock
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- Includes Flexi-Air Hose for X7 Phenom
- Compatible with a Push Button Quick Release Sling Ring
- Made of aircraft aluminum
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