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Fencing job 1 miles from The City in Southwark
"need to built a new outdoor storage area."
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1706 Construction Ltd.
"Paid you advance and still waiting for your call and start date. Avoiding my call after advance is not the right way. Call us so we can try and resolve this issue. Thank you."
repair wooden fence
Fencing job 5 miles from The City in Highgate
"Hello, a small section of our wooden fence has been torn town by recent winds. It is not at all a big job, but fairly urgent. Kind regards Julia"
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"Job done very well and quickly at a reasonable price; Udarnik is really friendly"
6 fence panels to be replaced
Fencing job 4 miles from The City in Clapham Junction
"As above all materials on site Communal garden "
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Halo Building Services
"This company finished the job on time,to budget and to a high standard They worked through heavy rain and wind to get completed. I would not hesitate to contact in future or to recommend. "
19ft x 19ft garden requires fencing all round with gate
Fencing job 3 miles from The City in South Lambeth
"We need a cheap and cheerful fence for our garden 19ft square with a gate on rear want trellis on too and new posts as tall as 8ft so 6 ft panels and 2ft trellis "
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Halo Building Services
"Great service the guys worked hard to get the job done they had the elements against them. Definitely recommend to anybody seeking similar work. "
Supply and fit 5 panels of 6'x6' larchlap
Fencing job 4 miles from The City in Finsbury Park
"Replace 5 panels in existing concrete posts with 5 panels comprising 3'solid and 3' trellis and new plain concrete base panels. One panel will need to be cut down to fit. "
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Jjh Maintenance
"Excellent job in replacing garden fence - done quickly and to a high standard at a very reasonable price.Particularly impressed that Tony was not at all deterred by working in heavy rain and that he took such care in clearing up as he took the old fencing away. Would recommend him highly."
Replace 1 fence panel, quote ~6 panel replacement fence
Fencing job 8 miles from The City in Wimbledon
"1) Replacement of 1 fence panel required - currently a gap with no fence panel in place. Panel needs to be secured and I would also like the old panel removing. 2) Looking for a quote to replace the garden fence on 2 sides. One side is 3 panels in length, the back is 2 to 3 panels at a guess but would need a gate also. Looking to replace with a higher quality / sturdier fence (looking maybe at a vertical panel fence or a slat fence). Point 1 is the most immediate, but depending on the quote for point 2 above, I may go straight to this. "
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Ant Fencing
"Excellent job completed and would highly recommend. Engaged to construct new fencing on two sides of garden, including a new gate and navigating some tricky angles. Very punctual for both the quote and the work itself, and the quote was really good in comparison to others. The work was completed to a high standard. Great job overall, would recommend and would be my first choice to use again."
Garden fence needs to be repaired
Fencing job 9 miles from The City in Mill Hill
"There are 9 wooden panels 120cm (h) 180cm (w) along one side of the back garden which need repairing. Dont think we need new fencing, but we need new posts possibly concrete as the fence is falling down. Also another section of the back garden needs new wooden fencing: 280cm(w) 155cm (h) Cannot be repaired, needs new wooden fencing Would like to get the work done within the next fortnight if possible"
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Top Trade
"Gareth fixed our rotten garden fence which was falling down on both sides, treated the decking and installed new plug points in the house. He worked hard on a tough job, turned up when he said he would and didn't leave until the rubbish was collected and the area was cleaned. Reasonable price and work of a high standard. He's friendly, courteous and helpful and we would highly recommend him."
Fencing supply and fitting
Fencing job 7 miles from The City in Penge
"To supply and fit 2 6ft x 6ft pressure treated fence panels at top of garden. Unfortunately no side entrance to house but will fit through back door"
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Fine Touch Building Ltd
"Very courteous and got straight on with the job which was completed very efficiently. "
replace front picket fence in terrace property
Fencing job 5 miles from The City in Balham Hill
"Replace and paint 900mm high picket fence plus rubbish area. Total 13.5m length, no gate required. replacement of all posts needed, approximately 10."
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Gutter Guys Exterior Home Solutions
"Mark & his co-worker worked very hard doing a great job of my fences. I'm often very fussy & I might have spent more time with the finishing touches but Mark's practical, hard-working approach produced a great fence over the two days of work & was excellent value for money. I was more than happy with the result. Mark proved to be very trustworthy and reliable. I felt guilty that I worried when he asked for payment of materials upfront. I thoroughly recommend Mark & would use his team again."
replace a damaged garden fence post
Fencing job 7 miles from The City in Penge
"as described above"
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Fine Touch Building Ltd
"Friendly and courteous. He has done exactly what was required and in good time."
New fencing to replace old brick work in front garden
Fencing job 6 miles from The City in Catford
"Need to replace old brick wall with fencing at front of house and both neighboring sides"
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All Trade Handyman Services
"Where do I start? When I first met Kirk from All Trade Handyman Services, he promised he would do a good job, and I believed him and and he kept his word. He has given me back a front garden that I am truly proud off, beautiful fencing, neat and precise. I would definetly use this company again and have already penciled in new jobs for them to do in the coming weeks. Trust All Trade Handyman Services!"
Replace 24 ft garden fence and garden tidy
Fencing job 6 miles from The City in Tottenham
"Our garden fence needs replacing and the garden needs a clear up ."
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Adam Building Contractor Ltd
"Adam and his team were very responsive and hardworking. We would recommend them to anyone considering using them"
Metal railing needs to be fixed and the brick pillar
Fencing job 8 miles from The City in Middle Park
"Metal railing needs to be secured back and the damaged brick pillar re-fixed. Also, might need some sort of metal guard or wiring to show property boarder. "
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Tps Developments
"Very professional, very informative and helpful. Overall excellent work done."
Fencing req for front to deter youths frm sitting on wall
Fencing job 6 miles from The City in Cricklewood
"Picket fencing to rest along the current concrete wall. We have a problem with youths sitting on the wall till 3am and we need a deterrent. I can provide photos."
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Tps Developments
"Outstanding , Knowledgeable and high calibre. Quotation was arranged promptly and works arranged at our convenience. Arrived on time , took care and effort in ensuring that we were satisfied with the work being carried out. We are delighted with the fence works and will be requesting more works in the future. Highly recommended !!! Use them you wont be disappointed !"
100 metres of fencing plus materials and work required
Fencing job 10 miles from The City in Croydon
"I have an exceptionally large garden and require 100m of fence and concrete posts to be installed at the lowest possible rate. All materials and workmanship should be included in the quotation."
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Wito Design And Build Ltd
"Finding a company that could replace 100metres of fencing for a reasonable price seemed impossible until I found Wito and his team. He gave us a great quote and was able to start and finish the work within 3 days the following week. Clearance of brambles and old fencing along with all the materials needed was included within the quote, and workers were polite and prompt. Wito kept me posted throughout and was a pleasure to work with and is highly recommended. We can finally enjoy our garden!"
new close boarded fence to be erected
Fencing job 7 miles from The City in Woolwich
"fence about 4m in length"
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Domy Building Services Ltd
"Don't often provide reviews but must say that the two Florins did an excellent fencing job for us today. Very professional approach to the work and unforeseen interruption! Would most certainly recommend Domy as a good company and Florin as an excellent worker. "
building a fence in a patio area
Fencing job 6 miles from The City in Southfields
"I have a patio area that has fencing on all sides however on one side there is a built in bench/cupboard which i want removed with a normal fence put up in it's place"
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Aps Building & Plumbing Services
"Norik and team very helpful in accommodating us as soon as possible. I found it especially helpful when they made suggestions regarding the work both when having an initial look and also on the job if they ran into any issues. The main job which was the refurbishment of our outdoor patio area was done efficiently and to a good standard. I asked for some extra work to be done inside which again was easily accommodated and done to a good standard"
repair fencing
Fencing job 6 miles from The City in Southfields
"repair 4 panels blown down by the storm"
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Trr Bathrooms
"We are more than happy with the work that Andy did for us, I would recommend Andy to any of our friends, thank you again Mary Atkinson "
Need fence put up asap
Fencing job 6 miles from The City in Catford
"strong winds caused my old fence to collapse so I need a new one supplied and put up."
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Trr Bathrooms
"Very fast response, friendly and well priced. Work was done to a high standard. Passed on their trade discount which saved me money. very pleased with this company so would recommend them."
Replace 3 missing fence panels
Fencing job 6 miles from The City in Tottenham
"I need a quote for replacing 3 panels in fence which got blown away by recent high winds. Only the outer frame of these 3 panels remain. Remove whatever is left of the existing missing 3 panels and replace with 3 new 6ft x 6ft panels. Take away the missing panels remains. Work is not urgent so whenever it suits you. Can email photos of damaged fence. "
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Aps Building & Plumbing Services
"Norik came to replace my missing fence panels at the time as agreed. He did a very good job and was very honest and open with his pricing. I would definately recommend Norik as skilled, reliable and honest."
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Four days after losing to 10-man Seattle, the Columbus Crew defeated 11-man Houston. In between, the club parted ways with 5th-year head coach and 18th-year Crew legend Robert Warzycha, replacing him on an interim basis with Technical Director Brian Bliss. The win added to a series of Blissy firsts. In his first game as a Crew player, Columbus defeated D.C. United 4-0 in the club's inaugural game on April 13, 1996. In his first game as the team's Technical Director, the Crew defeated Toronto FC, 2-0, to open the 2008 season. And now, in his first game as coach, Bliss got another 2-0 victory. That means Bliss is 3-0-0 with 8 goals for and zero goals against in his first game at a new position in the Crew organization. With just about every game being a must-win if the Crew have any hope of making the playoffs, perhaps they should give Bliss a new job before every game from here on out.
Anyway, on to some notes, quotes, and various events from Wednesday's game…
After surviving three Houston breakaways in the first 11 minutes (more on that later), the Crew took a 1-0 in the opening moments of the second half. Ryan Finley scored his first professional goal in the 47th minute, and it was the very embodiment of Bliss's desire to get up the field quickly. Bernardo won a second ball near midfield and dropped it off to Tony Tchani, who then advance the ball and gave it Finley. The rookie laid if off to Berardo Anor, and the Venezuelan lofted a pass to Justin Meram, who came streaming in from the left side. Meram then played the ball across the goal mouth to Finley, who popped it into the roof of the net.
I was late getting to Finley after the game, and I mentioned he had probably told the story of his goal three or four times already.
"I don't mind talking about it," he assured me.
Yeah, probably not. So let's do this. Again.
"Justin played a great ball across," he said. "Justin had a really good game tonight. He played it across and I was lucky enough to finish it off. If felt great and it's something I will remember for the rest of my life."
What then followed was a sprint to the Nordecke and something like a Lambeau Leap, except not as leap-y. After a partial hop and some climbing, Finley was dragged into the Nordecke.
"It's not exactly planned for a Lambeau Leap over there, but I was just happy not to get any beer poured on me," Finley said. "That's all I could smell when I got over there. But honestly, the fans have been great all season and they deserved that. They deserved to have the team come out and play the way we did tonight and get three points."
In the build-up to Finley's goal, Tchani sent Houston's Adam Moffat to the turf with a well-timed bump. It was two big boys banging in the middle of the field. It wasn't so much that Moffat bounced off of Tchani as Tchani saw to it that Moffat wouldn't take the ball away.
"I was just waiting for him because I knew if I took one more touch and he would be there and he might slide tackle," Tchani explained. "So I checked for him and let him get close and then got him out of my way and then got the ball to Ryan Finley."
Moffat felt the "got him out of my way" part was probably a foul.
"I'll have to see it again," said the Massive Champion who hails from Scotland. "I thought I got a hip check a little bit from Tony Tchani, but I didn't see it after that. I was on the ground, my hip was too sore. I don't know exactly what happened there, I didn't see the rest of the play. I thought the ref could have called that, but sometimes the decisions don't go your way and maybe it wasn't (a hip check.) That's my biased opinion. It's disappointing to lose that goal so early in the second half. Goals change games and that changed that one."
The fact that Tchani could bump off a tough customer like Moffat came as no surprise to Meram.
"You don't want to mess with Tony in training," Meram said. "That's all I've got to say."
In the 50th minute, Dominic Oduro drew a penalty kick. Finley and Oduro each made a claim for the PK honors, but it was Finley who stepped to the spot. Just three minutes after scoring his first MLS goal, the rookie tried to double his pleasure. Instead, Houston's Tally Hall saved Finley's low, hard drive right up the middle. Going up the middle like that, it usually requires elevation or a change of pace. Finley struck it hard and low, so Hall didn't really have a chance to fully launch off to one side.
"You have to tip your cap to Tally Hall," Finley said. "He's a great goalie and he already covers like three fourths of the net. I thought I struck it well. A little higher and it's in. He made a good save. I wish I could have it back, but what are you gonna do?"
It was Bliss who made the call for Finley to take the penalty.
"I take responsibility for it," he said. "It was my call. Can I replay that and say 'Dom can you take it?' I can't do that anymore, but we were resilient enough to come back and get that second goal afterwards."
Bliss later elaborated on the decision.
"I know Dom wanted it too," he said. "The way I saw it, Finley just scored his first goal a couple minutes ago, he's fired up, he's feeling good about himself, and his confidence is sky high. That's why I picked him. I thought he was feeling it. It didn't work out, but I chose to go with the hot hand."
After the missed penalty, the Crew continued to press for that crucial second goal. In the 57th minute, Chad Marshall appeared to score on a vintage corner kick header, but it was cleared off the line by Kofi Sarkodie.
"I don't know if I'll ever score another goal," he said. "It would have been cool. I was tracking it to the far post, but of course, some really athletic guy heads it out. That's life."
The Crew finally got that vital second goal in the 74th minute. It started with a long diagonal floor pass from Tony Tchani to Ethan Finlay. Once in the box, Finlay laid it off for Dominic Oduro, who cut a diagonal ball back toward the penalty spot. Ryan Finley tried to shoot, but mostly whiffed, although he got a slight touch that directed the ball to Meram. Once in control of the ball, Meram went to his left and unleashed a low drive through traffic and into the far side netting.
"Right place, right time," Meram said. "I was going to my right probably the whole game, so it was time to change it up and go to my left. I feel good shooting the ball with my left. Fortunately it went in and didn't hit a foot this time."
Both goals were the result of the Crew quickly advancing the ball up the field. So were some near misses, like Meram's shot off the crossbar and the shot by Oduro that was cleared off the line. That's the type of attacking play that Bliss wanted to see.
"I was pleased with it," he said. "We went to goal quickly on three or four occasions, Justin couldn't buy a goal until he finally did get the one, and those were all off of plays that happened, bang-bang-bang type of stuff, rather than some long methodical drawn out build up. And I've said it to these guys from day one—it's a phrase of mine and they're going to hear it again—it's a running man's game, and these guys ran tonight. They ran and they ran and that's why they won the game."
Making his first start since June 5, Eric Gehrig had an 11-minute nightmare to open the game. In the very first minute, Chad Marshall lost a header and then, as the last defender, Gehrig lost a second-ball challenge with Houston forward Will Bruin. Bruin dribbled around Crew goalkeeper Matt Lampson and rolled the ball toward the empty net, where it was cleared away at the last second by a rapidly recovering Chad Barson. In the third minute, Gehrig was beaten on a flighted ball over the top, but Bruin's second breakaway resulted in a shot fired left of the goal. In the 11th minute, Bruin spun around Gehrig for this third breakaway of the game. That time, he pulled his shot wide of the right post.
The Dynamo could have been up 3-0, and Gehrig was the beaten man on all three plays. It was difficult to watch for Gehrig's sake, like watching a gymnast fall off of the balance beam three times and then still having to complete the routine as if nothing had happened. After all, there were 79 minutes yet to play.
The difference between the gymnast and Gehrig is that the gymnast would have no chance of winning after falling down three times. The Crew, on the other hand, were still level. Gehrig had caused a few anxious moments, but no absolutely damage on the scoreboard.
"Mama mia!" Bliss said when asked about his reaction to the opening minutes of the game. "I probably said worse on the sideline, but you get the gist. But Chad Barson knocked it off the line, right? And then I think they had another chance similar to that one two, three, four minutes later. I think we dodged a bullet; the guy pulled it wide. Those were big plays—big non-plays on their part—and it kept us in the game."
Sometimes it's folly to extrapolate an athlete's performance into personal virtue, but in this case, the shoe fits. Anyone who has spent any time around Gehrig can tell you that he's a positive guy who will bust his butt to do whatever he can to make the team better. He strives to lift his teammates' spirits and build their confidence. Yet here he was having an absolute shocker that could have mentally destroyed him or his teammates. But what happened instead is that he got some support, kept a positive attitude, and then played a terrific 79 minutes to close out the game. After those first 11 minutes, such resiliency is astounding, and it turned the whole frightful episode into an unfortunate-yet-revealing demonstration of the guy's character.
"It was his first game in a while, so I'm sure that adrenaline was flowing and he had some butterflies," Marshall said. "After that, he composed himself, which is a testament to him. He was a beast after those first ten minutes."
"For 80 minutes, he pulled himself together," Bliss said. "He was good for the remaining part of that first half and he was very good in the second half. Credit to him that he didn't cave. It could have cost us, but it didn't. He dodged the bullet and he was stronger for it. I said before the game, 'We can't change the past, but we can influence what happens today.' It carries on to other levels. You can only influence the next play."
That was exactly the message that Marshall conveyed to Gehrig on the field, when the picker-upper desperately needed a pick-me-up.
"I was just trying to give him some encouragement," Marshall said. "You know, just, 'Hey. Next play. Nothing happened, so let's just focus on the next one.'"
Gehrig, as expected, was unflinchingly forthright while standing at his locker.
"Listen, I'm better than that," he said. "Whether it was confidence or whether it was nerves, I don't know, but I acknowledge those first ten minutes weren't good enough. Thank God I settled down. Maybe it's about tweaking something in my pregame routine. Whatever it is, it's my job to do it so I can do a better job from the start."
Making his first start since May of 2012, Ethan Finlay was, in a word, relentless. He matched up with Dynamo speedster Corey Ashe until they both ran themselves ragged. Ashe subbed out in the 63rd minute. Finlay came off in the 81st.
"I'll tell you what, Ethan Finlay, that kid did everything we asked of him tonight," Bliss said.
"We gave him an assignment. We said, 'You better occupy Corey Ashe. If he runs forward, you run with him. If we have the ball, you take him on a run.' He occupied him, and then Ashe had to come out of the game. Ethan was everywhere. The energy level was tremendous. He did exactly what we asked him to do. He made some plays too, but the energy level on Ashe is what we were looking for."
Finlay deflected talk of his own hustle, saying he was just one of many.
"It was a great team performance today," he said. "You saw that hustle right from the first minute with Barson's save off of the line. Those types of plays, whether they got in because of our mistake or a good combination, those types of hustle plays make a difference in the end. I think Barson made a lot of hustle plays. The whole back line did. So did the guys in the midfield and the guy up top. You saw the tremendous pressure we put on them, which created some chances. That's the type of intensity that we have to bring to every game for the rest of the season. We need to play that high tempo and we need to play physical."
Bliss had positive words for the play of Tony Tchani and Chad Marshall. Tchani was an emergency 39th minute substitute when Wil Trapp tweaked his knee, and Marshall anchored the back line in the shutout.
"I haven't seen [Tchani] play like that in a Crew uniform since I've been here, since he's been here," Bliss said. "Refreshing, dominant, needed, and applauded. And by the way, Chad Marshall, if [Jurgen] Klinsmann is listening, I'd put Chad up against any of the center backs on the National Team with that kind of a performance. Now Chad has to bring it like that week to week, but I'll tell you what, those other guys who play in the back don't have much on Chad if he plays like he does."
Marshall took the compliment in stride.
"Okay," he said. After a brief pause, he added, "That's nice to hear."
Tchani felt that Bliss gave him and the team the positivity needed to succeed.
"The coach gave us confidence, the way he talked to us," Tchani said. "It wasn't easy and the past two trainings were very hard, but he told us to give your personality. He said you are all going to make mistakes, but just make sure they don't happen again and again and again. It's confidence. It's just confidence. I think you will see that most of the guys are confident."
Gehrig agreed.
"I think we had the mentality that Bliss has instilled in us," he said. "We had more aggression and more conviction. We had more confidence, and I think that was exhibited in our play tonight."
With only two days to work with the team, Bliss felt that the team's mentality was the one thing he could truly impact in that little window.
"I mean, there's not a lot you can do on the tactical side of things in a short amount of time," Bliss said. "It's built up over time. But what I think what Mike [Lapper] and myself were trying to get across was the mentality's got to change, and you can influence the mentality. You can't necessarily influence the tactics so much in a short amount of time. I think the guys had the right frame of mind. Very resilient."
As he walked off the field, a smiling Eric Gehrig proudly carried a black and yellow checkered flag that had been given to him by the Nordecke (Photo by Sam Fahmi). It got knocked out his hands while signing autographs at the entrance to the tunnel, but it was later seen resting against the wall in the Crew's locker room. Equipment manager Rusty Wummel then packed it up for Obetz, where it will hang inside the team's practice facility. Gehrig appreciated the gift.
"It's been a long time between my injury and then being out of favor or whatever, but the fans have always been there for me personally along the way," he said. "You asked me how I bounced back from those first ten minutes, well, they helped too. I heard them pushing us on and pushing me on."
When Adam Jardy of the Columbus Dispatch asked Bliss what moment he will remember most about his first game as the Crew's coach, Bliss responded with a crack about his in-game sideline interview with Fox Sports Ohio sideline reporter Ashleigh Ignelzi.
"Ashleigh's interview in the 63rd minute was fumblerooskie," he said. "It wasn't very good on my end. You can't watch the game at the same time and try to answer a question. That's what I'll remember."
The best part of the interview was that when Ignelzi sent it back up to the booth, she noted that Bliss was a true professional who spit out his gum before the interview. After a brief pause, color commentator Chris Doran dryly responded, "The things you learn…"
Between Bliss describing it as a "fumblerooski", Ashleigh adding an amusing detail, and Doran's pitch-perfect response, that was well done on everyone's part.
Sometimes it's the questions you don't ask. Wednesday's game marked the first Crew match since June of 1996 in which Robert Warzycha was not an official member of the Crew in either a playing or coaching capacity. In the 81st minute, in his first game as interim coach in the place of Warzycha, Bliss subbed Konrad Warzycha into the game. Konrad is Robert's son and he wears his father's number. When the applause came down from the stands, it was an unexpectedly touching moment.
If Bliss made the move simply as a tribute to Robert, it detracts from Konrad's contribution as a player. If Bliss made a soccer-based decision simply because Konrad was the right player to see out the 2-0 victory, it detracts from the idea of Bliss playing tribute to his friend, teammate, and colleague. The third and likeliest option, of course, is that Konrad was the right player to enter the game and it doubled as a serendipitous tribute to Robert.
But I think some moments shouldn't be spoiled with questions, so I didn't ask. For both father and son, I just want to remember that in Brian Bliss's first game as interim coach following the dismissal of Robert Warzycha after 18 seasons of combined service as a player and a coach, "Warzycha 19" ran onto the field to the cheers of the crowd.
"It will be nice to go in there and punch the bully in the nose." – Bliss.
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The main role of Cupola is to serve as an observatory: it has a clear view of Earth and celestial bodies, and there enough space to accommodate two astronauts holding cameras with telephoto lenses.
Whether targeted Earth observations and scientific measurements or aesthetic and relaxing views, the scenery outside Cupola is impressive. From oil spills, desertification, melting icebergs and glaciers, dust storms, hurricanes and pollution to atmospheric phenomena and auroras – it is a lengthy list of targets.
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FHA loan requirements near Austin TX provide great assistance to many first time home buyers by offering mortgage loans with lower down payments. While this is a benefit for many people, recent changes in policy may have put the loans just out of reach for some would-be homeowners with questionable credit history.
For those interested in applying for an FHA loan, applicants are now required to have a minimum FICO score of 580 to qualify for the low down payment advantage, which is currently at around 3.5 percent.
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If your credit score is below 580, however, you aren't necessarily excluded from FHA loan eligibility. Applicants with lower credit scores will have to put down a 10 percent down payment if they want to qualify for a loan.
So if you're planning to buy a house, and your credit score doesn't meet the minimum, you should weigh the advantages and disadvantages of putting down a larger down payment or using those funds to try and improve your credit score first.
For most borrowers in Austin Texas, the FHA requires a down payment of just 3.5 percent of the purchase price of the home. That's a "huge attraction, " says Dennis Geist, senior director of compliance and fair lending at Treliant Risk Advisors and formerly a vice president of government programs for another lender. In late 2014, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac reduced minimum down payments to 3 percent from 10 percent, but such loans have limited availability.
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There is no minimum — or maximum — salary you can earn that will qualify or prohibit you from getting an FHA-insured mortgage. However, you must:
Have at least two established credit accounts. Examples: a credit card and a car loan. Not have delinquent federal debt or judgments — tax-related or otherwise — or debt associated with past FHA-insured mortgages Account for cash gifts that help with the down payment. These gifts must be verified in writing, signed and dated by the donor.
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You knew there had to be a catch, and here it is: Because an FHA loan does not have the strict standards of a conventional loan, it requires two kinds of mortgage insurance premiums: one is paid in full upfront -– or, it can be financed into the mortgage –- and the other is a monthly payment. Also, FHA loans require that the house meet certain conditions and must be appraised by an FHA-approved appraiser.
Upfront mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP) — Appropriately named, this is a one-time upfront monthly premium payment, which means borrowers will pay a premium of 1.75% of the home loan, regardless of their credit score. Example: $300, 000 loan x 1.75% = $5, 250. This sum can be paid upfront at closing as part of the settlement charges or can be rolled into the mortgage.
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Your total debt-to-income ratio — including the new mortgage, credit cards, student loans and any other monthly obligations — must be 50% or less, according to Sullivan.
The property must meet FHA geographic loan limits. In 2017, that's generally $275, 665 for single-family homes in low-cost areas and $636, 150 in high-cost areas. Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the Virgin Islands have limits up to $721, 050.
An important part of your loan application is your credit record, including your credit score. As of June, 2015, the minimum FHA loan credit score is 580. If your credit score is between 500 and 579, you may be eligible for FHA financing as long as the loan-to-value (LTV), the percentage of the home loan compared to the value of the property, is 90 percent or less, so you'll need a down payment of at least 10 percent of the purchase price. If you are applying for a home loan with a co-applicant, such as a spouse, each of your credit scores will be taken into consideration, and the decision will be based on the lower score.
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FHA has financing for mobile homes and factory-built housing. We have two loan products – one for those who own the land that the home is on and another for mobile homes that are – or will be – located in mobile home parks.
In addition to borrower qualifications, the property itself must meet certain requirements before you can qualify for an FHA mortgage.
Investment properties are not eligible. The property can't be a flip: meaning you can't buy a house within 90 days of a prior sale. You must take title to the property in your own name or in the name of a living trust at settlement. The loan must be for a principal residence, and at least one borrower must occupy the property within 60 days of closing. An FHA appraisal includes a strict inspection, assessing a home not only on value but also on minimum property standards.
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The Federal Housing Authority sets maximum mortgage limits for FHA loans that vary by state and county. In certain counties, you may be able to get financing for a loan size up to $729, 750 with a 3.5 percent down payment. Conventional financing for loans that can be bought by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac are currently at $625, 000.
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The protests can be seen as a reaction by people who have been abused, ill-treated and exploited for centuries. (David Harrison, M&G)
I write in response to the letter "Give credit where it's due" (January 4-10 2013) about a study three academics conducted on 11 farms in the wine-producing region of the Western Cape to assess the growth and development of children in the region.
The learned gentlemen concluded that the individual farmers treated their farmworkers with respect, provided them with services, including adult skills development, decent housing with free electricity and water, crèches and after-school facilities, land for farming and so forth.
To my mind, those farmers must not only be credited for what they have done and still do. They, with the farmworkers, must also be encouraged to find sustainable solutions to the problems facing landed property.
But there are farmers who exploit, discriminate against, disrespect and paternalise the farmworkers.
What is the solution? All farmers must realise that they are only human beings and not superior to their farmworkers, who must be made to realise that they are also human beings.
Fundamental challenges
The recent uprisings are an expression by human beings who have suffered abuse, ill-treatment, exploitation and discrimination for centuries. The farmowner-farmworker relationship emanates from the days of the coloniser and the colonised and later from the Masters and Servants Act.
We shall witness more and more uprisings in the agricultural sector if three fundamental challenges are not addressed. First and foremost, inequality must be addressed and rooted out. Second, agrarian reform – which is the epithet of an ancient Roman law pertaining to the division of conquered territory – must be agreed on. Third, the lack of consciousness and independent leadership among the farmworkers must be addressed to enable them to participate not only in the affairs of the farm but also in the civic affairs of the surrounding towns.
It is only then that food security, job creation, economic growth and human rights of both farmer and farmworker will become a reality.
I have been a land activist for more than a decade and worked as an extension of security of tenure officer in Worcester, the Great Karoo and the Southern Cape and have visited many farms to defend farmworkers faced with eviction. As an attorney I act on behalf of farmworkers and invite like-minded attorneys to join me in this worthy cause.
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You are currently browsing the tag archive for the 'list of dental problems in pets' tag.
February is Pet Dental Month, in the US. Its organised by the The American Veterinary Medical Association who estimate more than 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats have oral disease by the time they are three years old.
The message is "go to the vet and let them check you pet's teeth.
When you see the vet in Pet Dental month, there are lots of things that the vet will look at, apart from just the teeth.
Here is a list of some things which the veterinarian may be assessing, when they look in your pet's mouth.
Of course, there are many benefits apart from these for a check up, as the vet will always check the whole body and not just look in the mouth!
1) bad breath. Can be a sign of dental decay, but also if the Kidneys are not working, the breath occasionally becomes bad also and so thats one thing the vet will be trying to rule out.
2) rotten teeth. These can be painful, or even cause an abscess. Bacteria around rotten teeth which are neglected for a long time can get into the bloodstream and cause further complications in some circumstances also.
3) broken teeth- any broken teeth can be painful or perhaps decay more quickly so they need to be discovered and regularly assessed.
4) tongue- check for ulcerations which could be symptoms of a virus, or other disease.
5) soft palate- young dogs can in rare cases be born with problems with the roof of the mouth, so the vet will check here in a new/ young dog.
6) growths- its possible to get lumps and growths within the mouth, either on the gums or even on the tongue, so the vet would be able to see if this was the case.
7) pale gum colour- a sign of low blood concentration which could be a sign of a problem.
8) too many teeth- sometimes baby teeth don't fall out, then the mouth is too crowded and more prone to food sticking between the teeth and then the teeth rotting. So if the teeth have not fallen out by 6-12 months of age, the vet usually recommends these to be removed.
9) holes in the teeth- at specialist clinics its possible to do fillings although this is very rare still due to the high cost, so big holes are normally an indication that the tooth must be removed to avoid pain.
10) gingivitis- vet will check for redness/inflammation along the gum line, meaning that the gums are sore due to bad mouth hygiene- normallly requiring a dental procedure at the clinic to clean the teeth.
11) tartar- lots of brown/yellow lumps on the teeth, basically its a more solid form of plaque, again the vet needs to remove it.
12) recessed gums- a sign of severe disease in the mouth.
13) bleeding gums- also a sign of severe mouth disease.
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All public sector employees should be forced to go at least one year without any kind of salary increase or addition to the benefits package they already receive. Although some may find it drastic, mandating federal, state, county and municipal employees go without any kind of increase for at least one year is necessary and fair.
It was a relief this week to hear Ocean City Manager Dennis Dare is at least considering an employee pay freeze for his proposed budget, which will be presented to the Mayor and Council this spring. Dare said at Tuesday's meeting the city should consider not granting a 3-percent Cost Of Living Adjustment for its employees this year. He said that would amount to $583,000 in savings for non-union employees.
In what may or may have been a coincidence, Dare recently released a look at the top 100 gross earners for the town after Councilwoman Margaret Pillas requested the document some time ago. Along with dollar figures, it included overtime percentage as gross and whether the employee received such perks as a vehicle, cell phone, clothing allowance or shoe allowance. Fifty people on this list made more than $100,000 last year and the 100th person on the list received a little more than $85,000.
The list only proves what's well known already. Government employees have it great. The fact is public sector employees are paid extremely well, receive the best in health insurance and retirement benefits and enjoy generous holiday and sick leave policies.
The reality here is many private sector employees do not get salary increases each year, and many do not expect them, particularly in rough times. It's appropriate, reasonable and responsible for elected officials to tell their employees they cannot get their annual salary hikes this year. It's not the end of the world, but it could mean a difference in the amount of money property owners pay in taxes.
Sacrifices are being made everywhere and making government employees go without a 3- or 5-percent raise for one year is not too much to ask. When compared to the fact many people are losing their jobs each day because businesses can't support them, they should just be thankful to make a solid living.
Salary freezes are not the popular political thing to do, but it needs to be done on all levels, from the state to the county to the school board to the municipalities.
Local governments are cutting budgets everywhere. Anticipating another year of stagnant or declining visitors to Ocean City, Dare suggested the town's budget should be reduced. That will call for lots of tough decisions, similar to the one facing the council this week in Ocean City. Not reducing the bus service was an example of how not to govern during these times. It's our hope Ocean City and governments everywhere have the courage to authorize serious cuts. A good place to start is freezing employee salaries.


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Chapter One The girl nearly didn't find out who she was. What she was. The house was dim, moist, heavy with a night's breathing and the ghost of the evening meal. Mira was impatient to be out. Her ivory-pale fingers tied the laces in quick, sure movements, so that the fabric cradled her feet tightly. Somewhere in the darkness Cobb was just up, shuffling about the cooking space, making a drink for Old Sarah. Mira paused an instant inside the door, closed her eyes, felt the warmth, the breath in her body. Then she was out, with her heart lifting. The cold met her body heat and caressed it. Clean fresh snow and rich sappy pine filled her nostrils; she could almost taste them. The clearing was as empty as she could wish. First light lay behind the eastern parade of mountains, picking out their scarred, worn outlines. Soon she would be up in that light, running the ridges, breaking the new snow. She walked softly to one of the trees and lifted her foot to its branch, disturbing a powder of white. The muscles along the back of her thigh pulled tight, and she pushed gradually down. A strand or two of hair escaped from her hat and fell across her face. She turned her head sharply to move it aside. And her eyes met other eyes. A woman, standing among the tree shadows across the clearing, watching her. The woman was not young, but held her body with grace and confidence. Maybe she was a dream from the shadows and the pines and the snow. She didn't look right for a raider. Then the woman was running toward her and suddenly there was sound. Two large shapes were moving fast through the trees. Mira heard the slap of snow-heavy branches on fabric and deep, urgent male voices. She took her foot lightly down from the branch and drew in breath to call out. Best to be sure. But she saw Gil was there too and let the breath go. Even as the woman ran to her and the shapes came from the trees -- huge men in light gray that blended with the snow -- Mira saw him come out from his house and move forward to intercept the strangers. He looked unworried. He would know if they should call, or fight. The woman was almost with her. Her hair was short, but the color of Mira's own: deep-red chestnut. Her movements were tired. She was putting out a hand, starting to speak. And then she pitched forward, rolling untidily across the snow. Behind her one of the gray giants let something fall to his side. The two came on, heavy footed but strong. They ran past Gil and he didn't stop them, just stood watching. Mira couldn't understand. The woman was rolling awkwardly back to her feet, clumsy with pain, the grace gone. Mira went to help her, but the two were there first and struck the woman down again. Mira let out a shout and flung herself on a gray shape, taking him sideways and down with her slight body weight hanging on his neck. It was hopeless. She felt a blow between her shoulder blades and all air was pushed from her body. Now Gil was there. She heard his voice speaking sharply, and a gray man was flung backward. Gil helped her up. He looked shaken now. The snow was red and the woman who had watched her from the trees a minute or two ago lay unmoving, slung over a gray shoulder like the carcass of a deer. Mira had the idea that Gil was speaking quietly to one of the intruders. Then they were gone, back into the tree shadows, the red-chestnut head bumping gently against a pale gray back. She turned to Gil. He was his normal self again. "Did you know them? Why didn't we help the woman? Why did you let them...'" She felt tears of shock and anger on her face. His eyes were gentle, concerned. "You know about police. I have told you." "They were police, those...'" Mira used a word she had heard Gil himself use. A bad word. "Yes. The woman -- sheCave, Patrick is the author of 'Sharp North ' with ISBN 9781416912224 and ISBN 1416912223.[read more]
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Notable Performances – There have been a number of great matches at this year's US Open, and as predicted, some of the biggest stars in the game have lived up to their billing to reach the latter rounds of the year's last major, while others have had some outstanding breakout performances. But a special tip of the hat has to go to Swiss No. 2 Stanislas Wawrinka. A talented player with a relatively versatile game, he's struggled to really find his footing in the Slams. It now seems those days could potentially be behind him, as Wawrinka finally took out one of the Top 4 at a major, defeating Andy Murray in four sets in the third round of the 2010 US Open. Though he nearly faltered at the next hurdle against Sam Querrey, he found a way to follow up his big win by grinding to a 5-set victory over the American. Look for him to hopefully build on his US Open performance going into 2011, especially with the solid coaching he is getting from Federer's former man, Peter Lundgren.
Relinquishing the Helm – Over the course of Labor Day Weekend, Patrick McEnroe announced that he would be stepping down as captain of the United States Davis Cup squad. The move stemmed from McEnroe's desire to spend more time with his family, as well as in his other job with the USTA in developing elite players. No word yet on who will replace the younger McEnroe, but he himself had suggested that both Jim Courier and Todd Martin would make excellent candidates for the job. Whoever takes the job will have their work cut out for them, but at least there is the assurance that there's a young and talented crop of Americans eagerly willing to step up and represent their country in the international team competition.
Back for More? – Once again Hingis is toying with the idea (and the tennis world) with the possibility that she may be coming back to the WTA Tour to strictly play the doubles circuit. Hingis has stated her decision will be based primarily on whether or not her heart is in it, as well as if she can find a steady partner. Davenport had suggested playing with Hingis but wanted to return sooner than Hingis was ready to. Curious to see if Cara Black would be interested in teaming with the Swiss Miss given that she has tried out a few different partners since she split with Liezel Huber (she's played with four different partners at each of the 2010 majors this year). They wouldn't bring a lot of fire power to the court, but they would be no less formidable to any opponent.
Eggs in One (Promising) Basket – Paul Annacone has opted to cut short his time working with the British LTA after being named the full-time coach of Roger Federer. The reasoning behind his immediate resignation was the potential for a conflict of interest, given that his charge could meet British No. 1 Andy Murray in the latter rounds of any tournament on any given week. Given the current state of British tennis, the move has to be a welcomed one for Annacone, particularly given the talent and prestige of some of his past clientele.
At Long Last? – On Wednesday, Chief Executive of the ATP Adam Helfant announced that the ATP would be looking at increasing the offseason by two to three weeks, and that he expects a formal decision on the matter no later than the last board meeting of the year, which takes place in mid-November. A longer offseason is well overdue, but it will be interesting to see if action is finally taken, and if so, how smoothly it will go. Currently there is no talk of moving the Australian Open start date, which seems to imply any changes to create the longer offseason would have to come from tweaking the ATP tournament calendar, and depending on the nature of those changes, it could be a bumpy road ahead.


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Casino idea a stalking-horse?
AUSTIN — The bigger and more painful the upcoming state budget shortfall is expected to be, the better for those pushing a gambling expansion.
"If I can't show the pain this session, it (gambling) will never pass," House Appropriations Committee Chairman Jim Pitts, R-Waxahachie, told me after his headline-grabbing estimate of an $18 billion state budget shortfall.
Last legislative session, Pitts pushed for casino gambling with Sen. Rodney Ellis, D-Houston, Sen. John Carona, R-Dallas, and Rep. José Menéndez, D-San Antonio. Pitts says Texans already gamble, they just take their money to other states.
Gambling expansion could help a bit with the current shortfall, he said, with a bigger payoff down the road. Last year's proposal was touted as a way to bring in at least $3 billion a year in new state and local revenue.
Rob Kohler, a Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission consultant working against gambling expansion, cautioned against a romanticized idea of casinos.
"You're not going to re-create Las Vegas," Kohler said. "Folks aren't walking around in Mississippi in tuxedos and evening gowns. They're walking around in Spandex, toting oxygen bottles."
Gambling expansion would require a constitutional amendment, which needs a two-thirds vote of lawmakers to go on a state ballot. Backers haven't been able to get enough support; Kohler doesn't think chances have improved since last year.
Instead, Kohler suspects the gambling talk is paving the way for a new push to lease the state lottery to private interests, who would give Texas a big up-front payment in return for being allowed to run the games. Private interests might promise a bigger payment if allowed to expand gaming through such means as online ticket sales, he said.
GOP Gov. Rick Perry in 2007 suggested the state could reap more than $14 billion by leasing the lottery. At the time, Perry wanted to use the money to create education and health-related trust funds. This time, Kohler said, a private consortium could appear to "ride in on a white horse" with badly needed funds.
"I think that's their play," said Kohler — who thinks it's a bad play. "It would be nothing short of the state taking a payday loan."
The Justice Department in 2008 issued a legal opinion that said states would have to retain control over all significant business decisions in a lottery lease. Some saw the opinion as quashing leases but others see room to wiggle.
The State Board of Education's wrangling over the social studies and history curriculum has drawn national attention as members spar over issues including whether enough Hispanic figures are included, the weight that should be given to religion and even which books Thomas Jefferson should appear in. The public has another chance to weigh in at a public hearing Wednesday in Austin before the board takes a preliminary vote Thursday and final action Friday. My colleague Gary Scharrer will be on top of the story in print and online at Texas Politics.
Sen.Leticia Van de Putte, D-San Antonio, isn't shy about taking shots at Perry, but she gave him a hug instead at a college fair last week in San Antonio. And since he was in the neighborhood, she invited him to drop by a fund-raiser hosted for her by H-E-B CEO Charles Butt at his home. Van de Putte said her fund-raiser's host committee included Democrats and Republicans and noted she's not on the ballot this year.
"I've been a harsh critic," she said. "He has certainly sometimes disagreed with me." But she said there are issues they both work on, too, like veterans affairs.
Van de Putte supports Democrat Bill White for governor. "I care who's governor," she said. "I'm going to work with who the voters decide (to elect). I guess it's maybe pragmatism."
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will be at a Houston fund-raiser for Perry Wednesday. Politico has cited Romney as "the nearest thing his party has to a frontrunner" for the 2012 presidential race. Some are pushing the idea of Perry on the national ticket.
It's week 10 of waiting for White to release his income tax returns from the time he served as Houston mayor.


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UPDATE: Well, that was fast. THR's own Borys Kit, who broke the news to begin with, has tweeted that the offer for Gordon-Levitt was from November, and the actor has already passed. Our original story is below.
So are we just going to offer every lead role to Joseph Gordon-Levitt from now on? That sure seems to be what's happening, with the Dark Knight Rises actor on the rumored shortlist for the Guardians of the Galaxy lead, and now word that Legendary Pictures wants him to topline their Godzilla remake as well.
The giant monster movie earned massive buzz at Comic Con last summer when a brief teaser was shown, but the proejct-- directed by Monsters's Gareth Edwards-- still doesn't have a script or a cast in place. The Hollywood Reporter dropped the tidbit about Gordon-Levitt's offer in writing about the brewing battle between Legendary Pictures and producers Dan Lin and Roy Lee, who brought the project to the company. The studio is reportedly trying to boot the producers off the project, which could slow things down in advance of what they're hoping will be a start of production this spring.
While the producers and the studio iron out their differences-- and for more on the dispute, you can read Hitfix's account of Lin and Lee's departure-- we can at least focus on the happier business of casting. Gordon-Levitt isn't the only actor they're considering, of course; according to Variety's Justin Kroll, the studio also wants Henry Cavill to star, while "creatives"-- possibly Edwards himself-- are interested in Monsters star Scoot McNairy and Caleb Landry Jones, the actor seen as Banshee in X-Men: First Class. With the script still unfinished nothing is yet official, but in the meantime you can let us know in the comments who you'd like to see onboard-- and hope that, whatever happens, the dispute behind the scenes doesn't put the project off track.


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Many thanks to you, Wendy, for being here!
One thing I rarely discuss in interviews is my day job. Like most writers, I have one. Indeed, my day job keeps a roof over my head and my cats in kibble. Even if I made a mint off one of my books, I'd probably hold on to the day job, both for the security of a regular paycheck and because I genuinely love what I do: teaching.
When I do mention my gig at the university, most folks assume I teach English or creative writing. But, no, I teach political science (American politics, judicial process, and constitutional law, to be precise). I make sure our newest generation of voters know how the electoral college works and all the would-be lawyers apply to law school with their eyes wide open about what to expect.
My writing life and my day job hardly overlap at all. Oh, sure, I killed off a graduate student in my newest Mystery a la Mode, and occasionally one of my students earns a bit part in one of my books. But really they're separate worlds.
Personally, I prefer it that way. When I write, I get to play make-believe, live lives I'll never know for real. Why would I want to spend my make-believe time "doing" what I do every day? That wouldn't be fun (for me) at all. And while I adore teaching an occasional writing workshop to fellow travelers, the thought of spending every day trying to dissect the muse for a classroom full of college kids makes me a little sick. For me, I think it would take much of the joy out of writing.
I won't rule out the possibility that someday I'll write a legal thriller. Heck, maybe someday I'll even teach writing on a regular basis. But for now, I appreciate keeping my writing life and my day job in separate boxes.
What about you? Do you write what you know? Or what you wish you knew? How much does your day job intersect with your writing life?
Wendy Lyn Watson writes deliciously funny cozy mysteries with a dollop of romance. Her Mysteries a la Mode (I Scream, You Scream [Highly recommended by Paula!]; Scoop to Kill; and the forthcoming A Parfait Murder (June 2011)) feature amateur sleuth Tallulah Jones, who solves murders in between scooping sundaes. While she does not commit--or solve--murders in real life, Wendy can kill a pint of ice cream in nothing flat. She's also passionately devoted to 80s music, Asian horror films, and reality TV. (http://www.wendylynwatson.com/)


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The gossip-hounds at TMZ report Nick Hogan's been granted limited driving privileges for business-related excursions. No word on whether he'll be painting his mom's car "p***y magnet" yellow.
Back in May of 2008, a Florida circuit judge ordered Hogan's license to be revoked for up to three years and that he serve eight months in jail after he crashed his "p***y magnet" yellow Toyota Supra in 2007, subsequently leaving his friend, John Graziano, with serious brain damage.
As we reported back in October, Nick was released from jail after serving only 166 days (nearly 7 months) of his eight month sentence and now he's been granted limited driving privileges to drive to and from work. No word yet on what Hogan will be driving, but our guess is that it'll be his Mom's car and won't be another "p***y magnet" yellow Supra. Be safe out there Floridians!
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The man who started the boys� and girls� tennis programs at Swansboro High 17 years ago is no longer involved with either team.
The man who started the boys� and girls� tennis programs at Swansboro High 17 years ago is no longer involved with either team.
Jim Sheehan said Wednesday that he and his wife will not coach the Pirates after Swansboro principal Christine Andre told Ellen Sheehan earlier this month she could return as the boys� head coach but his return as head coach was not an option.
Sheehan retired in December 2011 from his job as a physical education teacher at Swansboro and did not coach the boys� team in the spring of 2012 because of a state retirement policy that required him to take a six-month absence from working for the school in any capacity.
Ellen Sheehan, a Swansboro High teacher, coached the boys� team, although her husband returned in the fall to coach the girls� tennis team.
�The way it was explained to me by Ellen and not by anybody in a position of authority was that there was somebody on (the school staff) interested in coaching tennis,� Jim Sheehan said Wednesday.
�And when Ellen and I met with Mrs. Andre in the summer about coaching the girls (in the fall), it was pretty well out there our intentions was to do both.�
However, Andre said a decision on who would coach the boys� team had not been made in the summer. Jim Sheehan and Andre didn�t meet once school started in late August.
�It was clear that he was definitely coaching the girls and it was clear that if anyone on staff wanted to join the tennis team or any coaching position�, we would prefer to have someone on staff first,� Andre said.
�When Jim retired he asked if he could be the girls� coach and that�s what I agreed to. But it�s obviously best for the school for someone on campus doing the coaching, and Mrs. Sheehan and I had expected her to coach but she has decided not to coach without Jim.
�I wanted to have our new coach mentored by Ellen because of her dedication and her knowledge. It just didn�t work out.�
Megan Mahon, a first-year teacher at Swansboro, is the new boys� tennis coach.
�We have not explored girls� tennis yet,� Andre said.
Sheehan, though, said he was �taken aback� by Andre�s decision to not keep him as the coach given his 32-year tenure at Swansboro, which included serving as a teacher, athletic director, football, baseball and tennis coach.
�I told her I would come back to coach tennis. Ellen told her it would be the both of us or neither of us,� Sheehan said. �When she said (a new coach) will do it, I said, �That�s fine. I�m not.� I don�t understand it, but I guess I have to understand it.
�I don�t want to say it hurt my feelings, but it hurt my feelings significantly. When you start a program from ground zero and coach it continuously until I retired and have been the only boys� coach here and then to not even get called in�, that�s how it is and I�m OK with it. That�s their prerogative. It just wasn�t handled well.�
But Andre reiterated that it was important for Swansboro to have a coach working on campus during the day. Ellen Sheehan was offered the job as head boys coach two weeks ago.
�Even having someone at the middle school coaching for you (can be difficult) because the communication doesn�t always occur,� Andre said. �Last-minute decisions are easily communicated when you�re here on campus.�
Sheehan started both the boys� and girls� programs in 1996 and helped make Swansboro one of the more competitive tennis schools in the area. The Pirates have six conference titles in boys� tennis and eight in girls� tennis while regularly made the state playoffs under Sheehan.
�Obviously there are big shoes to fill when you have built a program that�s recognized across the state of North Carolina,� Andre said. �When they have been involved with the program (for so long), it�s always a hard decision. We have a great program here because of their dedication.�
Jim Sheehan said he will miss being the Pirates� coach.
�I�m going to miss seeing the kids play and developing,� he said. �I�ll miss seeing the kids and seeing the other tennis coaches because I have good relationships with them.�
After retiring as a teacher, Sheehan, 57, took a job as tennis director for the Ole Porte Racquet Club in Swansboro. While no longer coaching the high school team, he remains an instructor for the sport.
�I love it,� Sheehan said. �I love the whole aspect of the game.�


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There's a touch of Ferrari at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, which got underway today and runs to 6 June, in San Francisco, California. In fact, on display at the Moscone Convention Centre is a Ferrari FF equipped with CarPlay, the smarter, safer and more fun way to use iPhone in the car.
As revealed at the Geneva Motor Show back in March, the Maranello marque's four-seater, four wheel drive car is the first in the world to offer customers CarPlay and the first cars fitted with this system are due for delivery in the coming weeks.
The FF with CarPlay is attracting the attention of app developers from around the world who were thrilled to be some of the first to see CarPlay integration.


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Archery team hopes to hit mark at nationals
UPDATE (April 2, 2012): Danielle Thompson finished ninth in Flight 1 for Female Bowhunter Freestyle, while Marissa Scalzo took eighth in Flight 2. Joshua McKinney nabbed the No. 5 spot in Flight 5 of Male Bowhunter Freestyle while teammate Josh Willett finished 13th in the same group and Alex Agnoletto ranked 15th in Flight 6. Alex Blake finished 13th in Flight 10 of the Adult Male Freestyle division.
Alex Agnoletto practices with the Liberty University archery team. Agnoletto will join five other team members at the National Field Archery Association (NFAA) Indoor National Championships this weekend.
The Liberty Flames archery team is looking to add to its success last fall as they head to the National Field Archery Association (NFAA) Indoor National Championships in Louisville, Ky. March 31-April 1.
Head Coach Brandon Reyes is taking six students to the competition: Danielle Thompson, Marissa Scalzo, Josh McKinney, Joshua Willett, Alex Agnoletto and Alex Blake. Blake, Thompson and McKinney earned championships at the US Collegiate Archery Association 3-D Archery National Championships in Ohio in October 2011.
Liberty's team members will join more than 1,200 archers at the national competition.
Thompson and Scalzo will compete in the Female Bowhunter Freestyle division, while McKinney, Willett and Agnoletto will be in the Male Bowhunter Freestyle division. Blake will compete in the Male Freestyle division.
Competition begins at 7 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Awards are presented at the end of each group.
- Archery is one of 29 sports offered as part of Liberty's Club Sports program.


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Once again, our Marine Animal Rescue Program (MARP) has been called on by our aquarium neighbors to the north to help with the rehabilitation of cold-stunned turtles.
The migration season for sea turtles along the Atlantic coast began weeks ago, with the colder water temperatures signaling the animals to make their move to warmer waters. Each year, many sea turtles get caught in the frigid waters of the Northeast before they have a chance to migrate, and end up suffering from a condition known as "cold-stunning." This condition is the sea turtle equivalent of hypothermia, and causes the turtles to become lethargic, emaciated and immune-suppressed.
The New England Aquarium (NEAq) has already been seeing an unusually high number of stranded sea turtles this season. At the time of this posting, NEAq has received 115 turtles in its rehabilitation center, and is receiving additional turtles at a faster rate than the team can stabilize the cold-stunned turtles and transfer them to other facilities.
As a stranding partner of the National Aquarium, NEAq reached out to us for help with transferring some turtles to Baltimore for long-term rehabilitation.
Transferring stabilized turtles to other facilities will allow NEAq to focus on the turtles in critical condition that are arriving off the beaches. There is a lot of work involved in saving cold-stunned turtles, but the rehabilitation team at NEAq has a very efficient and organized system for triaging and stabilizing the animals. You can read about NEAq's efforts here.
Our MARP team prepared to help with this huge rehabilitation effort by organizing a transport of five endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtles from Boston to Baltimore earlier this week.
On December 2, the turtles were flown from Boston to Baltimore as part of a Civil Air Patrol mission. A huge thanks to pilot Walter Coats and co-pilot Arjang Doorandish for volunteering their time to get the turtles safely to Baltimore.
The turtles, weighing between 2 and 5 pounds, will likely be here in our rehabilitation facility for the next 6-8 months. Our animal care staff will be treating them for conditions such as pneumonia, emaciation and secondary blood infections.
Stay tuned for updates from our MARP team as we begin the long-term rehabilitation process.
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