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I just receiver this in an email, and had to post it.
Please insert whatever bank's name you want to in the appropriate spaces.
Be sure and cancel your credit cards before you die! This is so priceless .
A lady died this past January, and Absa bank billed her for February and March for their annual service charges on her credit card, and then added late fees and interest on the monthly charge. The balance had been R000, now is R60.00.
A family member placed a call to the Absa Bank call centre:
Family Member: 'I am calling to tell you that she died in January.'
ABSA: 'The account was never closed and the late fees and charges still apply.'
Family Member: 'Maybe, you should turn it over to collections.'
ABSA: 'Since it is two months past due, it already has been.'
Family Member: So, what will they do when they find out she is dead?'
ABSA: 'Either report her account to the frauds division or report her to The credit bureau, maybe both!'
Family Member: 'Do you think God will be mad at her?'
ABSA: 'Excuse me?'
Family Member: 'Did you just get what I was telling you . . . The part about her Being dead?'
ABSA: 'Sir, you'll have to speak to my supervisor.'
Supervisor gets on the phone:
Family Member: 'I'm calling to tell you, she died in January.'
ABSA: 'The account was never closed and the late fees and charges still apply.'
Family Member: 'You mean you want to collect from her estate?'
ABSA: (Stammer) 'Are you her lawyer?'
Family Member: 'No, I'm her great nephew.' (Lawyer info given)
ABSA: 'Could you fax us a certificate of death?'
Family Member: 'Sure.' ( fax number is given )
After they get the fax:
ABSA: 'Our system just isn't set up for death. I don't know what more I can do to help.'
Family Member: 'Well, if you figure it out, great! If not, you could just keep billing her. I don't think she will care.'
ABSA: 'Well, the late fees and charges do still apply.'
Family Member: 'Would you like her new billing address?'
ABSA: 'That might help.'
Family Member: ' West Park Cemetry, 12 West Park Road , Johannesburg , Plot Number 11049.'
ABSA: 'Sir, that's a cemetery!'
Family Member: 'Well, what the **** do you do with dead people on your planet?'
Say No More!!!!!
So, this is my Blog, my thoughts / feelings / ideas. You may comment if you like. If you attack me, I come back at you with reckless / racist / suicidal abandon. If you compliment me, I thank you. If you don't ever visit again I don't care. Other than that, just enjoy what I write, or not.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
at Thursday, August 12, 2010
Labels: Just for fun
3 comments:
- RawknRobynsGoneBlogWild said...
Oh my, it's outrageous how stupid people are. Funny post, Wreckless. I hope you're well.
- 13 August 2010 at 03:00
- Fishman said...
- 13 August 2010 at 11:21
- Wreckless Euroafrican said...
All well thanks RRGBW - hope all is well your side too. Have a great weekend!
Fishman, we need to do a beer sometime soon.
- 13 August 2010 at 11:41
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It's October so once again RUSU is marking Black History Month by celebrating the contribution African and Caribbean communities have made to British Culture. There are many ways you can get involved. We will be running an art competition which if you're interested in participating in please contact email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
As well as this, you can get involved by adding to our civil rights timeline which can be found on the blue wall in downstairs RUSU. To add your contribution, find a key date of change that you think is important and download the template below to fill it in.
Whitenights Flapgole, 13:00
RUSU Boardroom, 13:30
Join Dorothy Dix, director of the charity Creating Better Futures, in discussing black students' experience of higher education.
Monterey Lounge, 19:00-23:00
Scratchylus & Empress Reggae are coming to Reading as part of their 2017 university tour. Having performed at universities and festivals across the country, this is an act not to be missed. Free entry.
Monterey Lounge, 18:00
Please have a read of a poem written for Black History Month by your RUSU Part-Time Officer for BME, Doyin Ogunmilua. Doyin has also written an article on the history and importance of Black History Month.

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A myriad of exciting knowledge and networking events will be held at ITMA 2019. Some of the events will be organised by ITMA in partnership with leading industry organisations. Events you can look forward to at ITMA 2019 include:
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The SAC & ZDHC Manufacturer Forum will focus on the value of chemical and environmental management, the Higg Facility Environmental Module (Higg FEM), the ZDHC tools and implementation, and ways of continuous improvements at facility level. The Manufacturer Forum promises to be informative and highly practical. The morning session will provide the most recent overview of SAC and ZDHC, and demonstrate the related approaches and tools. Afternoon discussions will focus on the practicalities of implementation and provide teaser trainings on best practices. The day will close with an evening reception as an enjoyable opportunity for further discussion and for networking amongst industry peers.
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An annual international conference that tackles crucial issues on sustainability in the global textile sector, Planet Textiles is organised by MCL News & Media in partnership with the Sustainable Apparel Coalition.
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Date: 23 June 2019 | Time: 10 am – 6 pm | Venue: Gran Via Convention Centre 5
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Theme: Right Speed, Right Price
As digital textile printing matures, it is clear that chasing speed for its own sake is not always the best strategy. What matters is spotting the applications where digital textile can be a commercial winner by delivering the right quality, productivity and price. While ITMA 2015 saw the super-fast single-pass machines meet head-on, ITMA 2019 is likely to have a focus on ink innovation, and perhaps for the development of inkjet in other areas of textile finishing. The WTiN Digital Textile Conference at ITMA will also explore the trend for integration of on-demand print with downstream manufacturing processes.
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Date: 25 June 2019 | Time: 10 am – 6 pm | Venue: Gran Via Convention Centre 5
Theme: Scaling More Sustainable Cotton through Collaboration
An introduction to the largest cotton sustainability standard in the world, with a multi-stakeholder approach to scaling more sustainable cotton farming practices. The event will feature an introduction to the Better Cotton Standard System, highlights from farming activities, and perspectives from guest speakers demonstrating value from field to store.
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190 Golf Club Rd, Simonds, NB E7P 3C7, Canada Phone: +1 506-375-1110
Located in Hartland, New Brunswick, home of the Longest Covered Bridge in the World, this 18-hole, 6,609 yard championship course overlooks the beautiful Saint John River Valley and some of the most picturesque scenery in Atlantic Canada.
Bright, NB, Canada Phone: +1 506-363-474
Swing into 18 holes of championship golf...
This 18-hole championship golf course, carved out of mature forest, offers a unique series of challenges for golfers of all skill levels.
The 7,030-yard layout features meticulously groomed fairways that lead the golfer into generous-sized greens, most of which are well guarded by large bunkers.
Golfers are required to share this scenic course with a wide range of wildlife, including white-tailed deer. The water hazards on hole numbers 13 and 14 are often visited by ducks and geese and add to the course's natural charm.
Experience amenities and attention to detail that you'd expect to find on a course with a much loftier price. Amenities like a full service pro shop, practice fairway and green, canteen, locker rooms and more. You'll be amazed at the exceptional value of such an unforgettable golfing experience. When it comes to quality, Mactaquac rivals many of the finest private clubs. When it comes to value, Mactaquac is in a class of its own.
550 Claudie Rd, Douglas, NB E3G 7T7, Canada Phone: +1 506-453-1077
Gilridge Golf Club is without question the friendliest and best value golf course in the greater Fredericton area. Customer Service and accommodating the requests of our members and guests on a daily basis is where we focus our attention. We sincerely want you to have a great experience when you visit us.
We are an executive length golf course nestled in the woods of Fredericton North consisting of 4 - Par 4's and 5 - Par 3's. Playing at more than 1850 yards, Gilridge is a challenge for players of all skill levels and an enjoyable and pleasant outing for golfers of all ages.
We encourage you to drop by for a round of golf in our tranquil but challenging setting. After your round, please stop in for a beverage and light snack in the Clubhouse or relax on the deck overlooking the first tee. You'll agree, it's great golf at a great price in a great environment!
460 Riverside Dr, Fredericton, NB E3A 8C2, Canada Phone: +1 506-470-2476
There are approximately 8,500 golf courses in Canada and Carman Creek has been recognized in the TOP 5 for its Junior Program. This is an amazing accomplishment by our extremely talented PGA of Canada Professional Dane Mackenzie.
541 Route 628, Durham Bridge, NB E6C 1J9, Canada Phone: +1 506-452-7277
We are happy to introduce Dane Mackenzie, a Class A Golf Professional and member of the P.G.A. of Canada as the newest addition to Riverbend Golf Club. A newcomer to New Brunswick, Dane and his fiance Kristen, are bucking the trend and coming east to be closer to family. Dane has dedicated the last 9 years of his career as a Teaching Professional & Junior Development Coach at "The Largest Golf Facility in Canada", Cardinal Golf Club in Newmarket, Ontario. Our Summer Fun Pass is back on - please contact us for details. We are now booking for our business challenge league. Call us for more details. We also cater to your group....big or small, we offer discounted rates for events and have a full menu for your meal choices. Come join in the fun at Riverbend!
803 Main Street Street, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB E3Z 2W8, Canada Phone: +1 506-473-4494
The Grand Falls Golf Club is located in the beautiful Saint John River Valley. Redesigned in 1989, this 18 hole championship layout now features varying elevations of tees and greens, combined with strategically placed water hazards and bunkers.
Numerous holes offer scenic views of the River Valley and town. The course is well irrigated and the greens are both large and undulating.
184 Adolphus Street,, Saint Andrews, NB E5B 1T7, Canada Phone: +1 506-529-8823
Breathtaking views. Ocean breezes. A challenging game. For over a century, golfers have traveled to The Algonquin to test their skills and take in the views. Today, our 7,000-yard, par 72 course–redesigned in 2000 by renowned course architect Thomas McBroom–will delight and challenge golfers of every level. You'll never want to return to a course without a show-stealing ocean backdrop.
500 Beaverbrook Court, Suite 440, Fredericton, NB E3B 5X4, Canada Phone: +1 506-451-1324 ext. 1
History, Mission, Vision & Values
The New Brunswick Golf Association (NBGA), founded in 1934, is the official governing body for amateur golf in New Brunswick. It is a non-profit organization created and controlled by golfers for the benefit of the game. The Association is governed by a Board of Directors which is dedicated to promoting amateur golf in the Province. the NBGA is comprised of forty seven (47) member clubs, approximately 12,000 individual members. Through its programs and services, the NBGA strives to preserve the integrity of the game of golf and to make the game more enjoyable for all.
The NBGA offers a full range of membership services to individuals and Clubs to promote and protect amateur golf in New Brunswick. The quality of our programs is reflected in the success of our New Brunswick golfers on the provincial, national and international golf scene. We believe all members take great pride and satisfaction in these successes and want to share in the cost and development of golf in New Brunswick.
Services that the NBGA provides:
|Junior Golf Programs
|Coordinating Class II Tournament Schedules
|Rules of Golf
|National Representation - RCGA
|Provincial Tournaments
|Provincial Representation - NB Sports Branch
|Course/Slope Rating
|Handicap Services
|Player of the Year Challenges
|Provincial Teams
|Marketing of NB Golf Courses
We're here for you -- the golfers of New Brunswick. Our programs and services could not exist without our membership.
31 Kingswood Park, Fredericton, E3C 1L4, Canada Phone: +1 506-443-3334
Kingswood offers a distinctive brand of quality golf and exceptional customer services; it has been recognized by Golf Digest as The Best New Golf Courses in Canada in 2003. Other recent accolades include, Travel Leisure Magazine Top 20 International Openings, Top 100 Best Courses outside the US by Golf Digest in 2006 and the "Best Places to Play" in 2008. Kingswood is a 27 hole golf facility. The 18 hole signature course has over 7,000 yards of the most outstanding golf scenery in Canada. The 9 hole executive course allows the golfer with limited time to treat themselves to a course that is immaculately conditioned and fun to play.


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Leaves spent, bees hunkered down for the cold weather and the garden operating on cold season mode with lettuces, kale, Swiss chard and cold tolerate herbs- parsley, sage, oregano, rosemary, and borage. The overnight temperatures dancing around the freezing mark have brought the seasonal shift in earnest and adjustments have been made.
The honey bees made their fall preparations on warmer days, knowing what was to come. The boxes are propolized (sealed with a thick, sticky sap) to keep out drafts from cold winds, food stores are shored up for the winter months (some better than others), and a skeleton crew of special honey bees are in residence (read: no boys allowed now). These female bees will stay with their queen over winter, waiting on the winter solstice to signal time to begin laying eggs again, clustering together and fanning their wings to preserve warmth, even on the coldest days yet to come.
The chickens too are adjusting to these colder days and nights. Their feathers provide ample insulation so there's no need to do much differently, other than to protect them from drafts, just like the bees. Both can handle cold. It's drafts and dampness that can be problematic. As such, I've closed the small windows of the coop and I take the time to lower their coop door at night to keep drafts out. There is plenty of ventilation remaining from the copula and the eaves.
The girls are providing a return on our investment by providing lots of eggs, in addition to much comic relief from their unpredictable and predictable antics. Everyone is laying as evidenced by the days when we collect eight eggs. We average between six and eight eggs a day right now, but I anticipate this number to drop as daylight hours decrease. Since they are young hens, they should continue to lay throughout winter, just at a slower rate and then ramp up again in the spring when daylight hours are extended.
The girls have been enjoying all of the pumpkins we collected the day before Halloween. The typical pumpkin nuisance created by the squirrels didn't get my goat this year. I just moved the gnawed on pumpkins into the coop for the girls and considered it a share. I pulled the remaining pumpkins onto the screened porch and plan to use that for pumpkin soup and baked goods as well as for my husband's amazing pumpkin ale.
There is a lot of fall clean up that needs to take place yet. Leaves, leaves, leaves! I'm finding them more interesting this year as I watch the girls scratch through them looking for bugs and other delicious morsels. I rake them into the coop every other day or so and sprinkle mealworms and scratch underneath them as they busy themselves in the yard, giving them something to do when they return to their run.
I've found a sweet spot in the day for them right now. Late afternoon has proven delightful for foraging as hawks seem to have found their spots for the night. I let them out for an hour or so, all under the watchful eye of our loyal pup and myself. It's easy to call them in as they are sensitive to darkening skies and readily come in for the night.
The chickens have also proven themselves to be quite helpful in the vegetable garden. I've placed some barriers over my lettuces, kale and Swiss chard and let the girls scratch and peck, gobbling up worms, centipedes and other insects to their contentment. I need to rake out these leaves still but for now, the hens are helping me by eating the tomato seeds from fallen tomatoes, scratching the soil loose and eating insects or larvae hoping to overwinter.
Not all of the leaves have fallen. My dogwood turned a brilliant red over the last week. Likewise, my lovely Summersweet bushes that give off an intoxicating smell mid summer, now shine gold and the ninebark beside it is blazing crimson red after a summer of deep purple. Soon these leaves too will fall and all will be bare, but for now, I'm taking it all in while I can. And yes, the leaves are a lot to clean up but they bring us outside where nature reminds us that change is inevitable. It's how we handle the change that defines us.
Autumn is a second spring, when every leaf is a flower. – Albert Camus
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Pretty Little Liars: "Cover For Me" (4x22)
After all the action of Free Fall and She's Come Undone... the producers slowed things down quite a bit last night. Aria left town, Spencer got clean, and Emily and Hanna played detective. This week, we'll break it down Liar by Liar...
She ran into Detective Holbrook at the Brew and apologized for the kiss. He asked her to talk, and showed her Paige's note. He thought it was from her, but Hanna told him it wasn't. Holbrook dismissed it as just another crackpot. Hanna bristled a little, and excused herself to make dinner for her mother. (Not the best excuse, but it got her out of there, right?)
Later, Travis asked her out on a date and she agreed.
Even later, Detectives Holbrook and Tanner confronted Hanna about the note, playing good cop/bad cop, but Hanna insisted that the note didn't come from her.
While on her date with Travis, Mrs. DiLaurentis said hello to Hanna and she introduced him. As Mrs. D. left, Holbrook and Tanner asked her about something. Hanna immediately texted the info to Emily, only to receive an urgent SOS text from Aria. She bailed on the date with Travis, but not before apologizing and kissing him before she left for Em's house.
She confronted Ezra in his classroom, ending the conversation by handing in her assignment, telling him she wasn't staying for class, and could he give that to a real teacher? kaythanksbye. (BURN!)
At the Brew, Em ran into Mike, who was upset about Mona dumping him. He had been trying to reach Aria and asked Em if she heard from her. Emily offered to talk to Mona for Mike to see what she could find out.
Em made her way over to Mona's house, almost getting run over as Mona backed out of her driveway. When confronted, Mona told Emily that she had been working with Ezra in exchange for him not mentioning her more illegal pursuits as A. She found out about Ezra's book around the time she bought Jenna's car. Originally, she began dating Mike to get information on Aria for Ezra, but ended up falling for him. She broke up with him because Ezra threatened her when she wanted to stop helping him. Mona also told Em she hadn't read Ezra's book, but she knew that Ezra had an idea about A's identity.
After three days in rehab, Spencer arrived back home. Her parents hired Dean as a live-in counselor to help keep her recovery on track. Step One? No computer, no phone, no friends. She'd have to earn all those privileges back over the course of her treatment.
After showering, Spencer climbed into bed to discover a whole bunch of dirt inside her sheets, along with a note from A.
The next day, she asked Dean if she could be having hallucinations, unsure if what had happened the previous night was real.
Mrs. DiLaurentis stopped over to see Veronica, mentioning her upcoming bridal show for charity. Veronica left the room to check the Hastings agenda, leaving Spencer and Mrs. D alone in the kitchen. When Jessica mentioned a story that Mrs. Hastings told her to cover up the truth, Spencer went along with the lie. Mrs. DiLaurentis went on to talk about the bridal show fundraiser benefitting hungry kids, saying that no mother should have to watch her child die. Weirded out, Spencer mentioned that she should take her laundry up to her room, and Mrs. D. commented that there was nothing like a good night's sleep on a fresh, clean set of sheets.
On a run with Dean the next day, Spencer saw a shovel and remembered more about the night Alison disappeared. She saw herself running after Alison. Alison tripped and fell, and Spencer hit at something with the shovel, splattering her face with mud/dirt/blood. (Hard to tell which.) Dean realized there was more going on with Spencer than just a pill addiction. He asked her what was wrong and she did her best to ask questions without revealing what she thought the be the truth of that night. He suggested that she shouldn't try to remember repressed memories based on other people's suggestions of events. He handed over a letter from Toby, postmarked from London, and gave her space, allowing her to read it in private.
After Ezra's betrayal, Aria fled to Syracuse to get away. She partied at a frat house and met Riley, another perspective student. The two hung out and partied, ditching the tour the following day to drown their hangovers in pancakes.
Back in Aria's hotel room, she and Riley talked about potential majors and careers, and Aria wasn't sure about writing anymore. Maybe music? Riley had been accepted to the music program at Berklee, but his family didn't consider music as something to study, and all of them attended Syracuse and graduated summa cum laude, so....
Riley took Aria to a lake near Syracuse where they could relax and talk. Aria admitted Ezra broke her heart into 30 thousand million pieces and she was just trying to get away. Riley said that Aria shouldn't be the one in exile when it was her heart that was broken.
On the last day of the perspective tour, Riley came to say goodbye to Aria. He was headed home to tell his parents about Berklee. He gave Aria a Beat-Up-A-Jerk coupon...
Determined to confront Ezra, Aria returned to Rosewood and headed straight for Chez Fitzy. She told him he needed to leave Rosewood. She didn't want to see him or hear from him ever again. (Weeeeee are never, ever, ever... oh, wait. Ezria's endgame.) Ezra told her that he returned the advance money, but it didn't change anything for Aria. He gave her a copy of his manuscript and told her to read it, because he found out some stuff that she and the other girls should know. Aria read the manuscript and proceeded to send an SOS text to Em, Hanna, and Spencer.
The Liars all convened in Emily's room, waiting to hear what Aria had to say. Emily mentioned Mona's breakup with Mike. Hanna noticed that a note from Paige was an exact match to the note Holbrook showed her earlier. Aria mentioned a few of the things she read in Ezra's manuscript, mainly that Ezra thought Mrs. DiLaurentis was A. Spencer confessed to the group what she had learned about that night, and that Mrs. D. might think that Spencer hit Alison with a shovel, killing her. Em and Hanna went to get snacks, and Hanna confronted Emily with the truth that Emily told Paige about Alison.
Back at Chez Montgomery, Mike told Aria that she was right about Mona. Aria told him she didn't want to be right, and she didn't want him to get hurt.
At the Hastings Estate, Spencer asked her mother to tell her the truth about the night that Alison disappeared, but Veronica wouldn't tell her anything. Spencer went up to her room, and noticed a light on in Alison's bedroom. Mrs. DiLaurentis crept around in the room, but quickly left when Veronica came upstairs to ask Spence if she was okay.
In the end credits, A was working on a wedding dress... the very same one we saw Spencer wearing in next week's promo...
My Thoughts
Spencer mentioned something that made my ears perk up a little bit. She thinks that Mrs. D. might think that Specer killed Alison. What if this is the consensus among the parents, Melissa, possibly even Garrett? There's a definite idea that the Hastings are protecting Spencer from something that she did that night, but what? I mean, we know that Alison is alive, so obviously Spencer didn't kill her. BUT... she was struck on the head by something and buried. I feel like the show is setting us up to think what Spencer is thinking... that she purposefully hit Alison with the shovel. But what if it was an accident? Maybe Spencer tripped and hit her with the shovel, maybe she hit a small woodland creature, maybe she hit mud. I know that we saw something splatter onto her face, but it could just as easily have been mud rather than blood.
Emily's conversation with Mona...
M: It's murky, but it's big. Remember after the lodge burned down? I told you all that someone stole the game from me when I was in Radley?
E: We all thought it was CeCe.
M: I never found out. But whoever it is, Ezra thinks he knows.
According to Mona, she hasn't figured out who new A is. Not sure if she's actively looking or not. I'm wondering where she was heading before Emily stopped her? And can we really trust Mona? I'd like to think that she's still trying to figure out who new A is...
Mrs. D... as A?
I think Hanna said it best... "That's ridiculous. How old is she? Does she even know how to text?!?"
It's not that I think Mrs. D. isn't capable, but she wasn't wearing a hoodie or gloves to sneak around the Hastings Estate. No mask either. It makes me wonder what she was doing there. It was definitely her, though. She was wearing the same shirt and scarf she wore earlier when she ran into Hanna and Travis.
Maybe she was going to ask Spencer about the note... you know, assuming that Holbrook and Tanner told her about it. I'm not sure if they did or not. It's weird... she looks like she's in some sort of a trance when she's in Spencer's room. Could someone be hypnotizing her and making her carry out A's work like a puppet?
But again... if she really is A... we have the same problem we had with Ezra. We were led to believe it wasn't him because A was wearing black gloves and the black hoodie again. We never saw Ezra in those, and we haven't seen Mrs. DiLaurentis in those. I mean, she was sneaking around the Hastings house in plain clothes, no gloves, no mask...
I know there are a lot of theories out there about Jessica DiLaurentis having a twin, some suggesting Marion Cavanaugh, others even suggesting Veronica Hastings. I guess that's a possibility... But it seems awfully convoluted for Mrs. D. to have a twin and to tie that in with everything else that's going on. But it is Rosewood...
Spencer confronts her mother about the coverup...
S: You and dad said that you covered for me that summer when I was first using. What did you mean? Because I still don't remember."
V: Consider it a blessing. I'm going to bed. I suggest you do the same."
So, obviously it's something pretty bad. But how bad? You accidentally killed your former BFF bad? This same exact thing happened in the books. Book Spencer pushed Book Courtney pretending to be Alison and thought that she was responsible for her death. Only later, when Book Spencer pushed Book Melissa in a similar fashion, did she realize that Book Alison fell on a branch and got back up. Like I said earlier... I'm not sure that it's blood on Spencer's face. It could easily be mud, and it's odd that she doesn't have any dirt or residue on her when she goes back to the other girls in the barn.
There are some theories floating around that Spencer actually attacked Sara Harvey that night, but I don't really know how that would work. It's one thing for CeCe and Alison to be dressed the same that night, but Sara, too? And totally by coincidence? Could it be that Spencer ran after CeCe and hit her? I mean, I know we have to understand that none of the adults know that Alison is alive, so there's a real fear there, but that still leads us back to the body in the grave that isn't Alison. I'm starting to get dizzy from all the circles this show has lead us through! Does anyone in Rosewood really know what happened the night Alison disappeared?
Seriously, though! Pretty Little Liars is getting pretty darn confusing. It can't just be me. I know I'm supposed to be shocked by the whole Mrs. DiLaurentis is A revelation, but I just can't buy into it 100%. The producers did it with Toby and took it back. Then they did it with Ezra and took it back. Why should Mrs. D. be any different? And honestly? I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around why in the world she would be A. You know?
So... yeah. Next week's episode is called Unbridled, and it looks like Emily, Hanna, Spencer, and Aria will be modeling for that bridal show Mrs. D. was talking about. Guess they're going to volunteer to get closer to Mrs. DiLaurentis and the truth? That sounds like a great idea...


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Ron Wolf says loyal customers have kept his family business going for more than four decades.
Adaptation to the changing times, however, seems to have played just as big a role.
The origins of the Wolf family business, today known as�Croydon Mattress Factory, go back to 1936. Ron�s father and grandfather began in the business with owner Milt Cohen in south Philadelphia. The Wolf family bought out their partner in the early '70s. Back then, the firm was strictly wholesale, working with stores like Gimbels, Lit Brothers and Hess's.
�All of them are gone, but we�re still here,� Wolf said.
Around 1980, it was clear the company had to make a big change.
�We were losing furniture stores left and right,� Wolf said. �The only way we could keep the factory going was to go retail and have wholesale until that went out completely, which it hasn�t yet.�
Today, the business is 95 percent retail. The wholesale portion serves southern New Jersey under the trade name Sylcon.
The Wolf family also adapted geographically. In 1976, they moved their operation, then known as Wolf Comfort Products, from Philly, where there was little room for tractor trailers, to the Croydon section of Bristol Township.
�We were looking to get out of the city and get near I-95,� Wolfe said.
Twenty years later ��because of traffic and space issues that hindered customers and delivery trucks ��the Wolfs moved again, to their current location on State Road in Bensalem. The showroom comprises about 7,000 square feet; the manufacturing space, about 21,000 square feet.
Over the years, Croydon Mattress Factory has made 9-foot-long beds for professional athletes and an 18-by-20-foot bed for an Independence Day display in Long Island, New York.
Today, most of the manufacturing work is done in a contract factory near Reading. The manufacturing space in Bensalem is used to make mattresses for boats, recreational vehicles, sleeper truck cabs and antique beds that aren't standard sizes.
�We don�t want to send them to the factory and slow things down,� Wolf said. �
All beds are made with triple-tempered steel coils and the latest premium comfort materials, he said.
�There�s no place like this ��not that I know of,� Wolf said. �We�re the last of a dying breed.
�There�s nobody small around anymore. It�s hard to be small in today�s economy with major furniture chains, sleep shop chains. If you were a drug store customer, where do you go when you�ve got Walgreens and Rite Aid on every corner?�
Croydon Mattress Factory competes by keeping factory-direct prices, with twin mattresses starting at $98 and kings as low as $288. One reason the prices are low is that, unlike most major mattress chains, there is no commission for salesmen, who include Ron Wolf�s 87-year-old father, Allen, who still works on weekends.
�You still get personal service from a family member,� said Ron, who has two other employees. �There�s no pressure or commission. We�re only here to get you what you want at the price range you want to be in. � We don�t have to worry about what brand to sell this week because we make everything.�
And there are about 2,000 pieces in stock ��covering about 50 varieties including the adjustable Omni beds ��ready for pickup or delivery. The inventory also includes custom headboards and a large selection of futons.
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If there really is talk about another team leaving the RSEQ, then perhaps changes are needed globally.
you mean changes like inter-conferences matches or tiering or any other solutions that has been brought up over the last 10 years that fell on dead ears because certain individuals believe that "change is scary and change is bad and if we always did it a certain way it is obviously the best way"? This type of change?
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Trying to stay minimal in the purchases for a new baby can be a very difficult thing. There are so many cute and appealing clothes out there it's hard to resist the temptation to just buy, buy, buy. Our society is built around consumption and so much marketing and pressure is geared at new parents it can very hard to stick to the essentials. I don't feel that any of this stuff is necessary, though a lot of it is very appealing.
I'm certainly not against buying lovely things and would much rather make one quality considered purchase than buy ten cheaper items that will be thrown away quickly or even worse be unused and unloved. However baby clothes are going to be discarded quickly as they will be grown out of in a couple of months so sticking to a budget has also become important.
When purchasing clothes for this baby I have done everything I can to resist temptation. We have a number of lovely little basics ready including bodysuits, sleep suits and a couple of outdoor outfits most of which we have bought in the sales or have been given. We have asked people not to buy us to much but we realise we cannot control that completely and of course we are always grateful for gifts. I'm sure we will probably be given more things but at the moment I feel like we have more than enough and I personally won't be tempted by any more. In a few months time the baby will grow out of everything and we will need to resist the temptations all over again.


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The next time you need to prepare a quick meal of rice and chicken, consider making it in the microwave. Save time by using leftover chicken or buy roast chicken from the supermarket and use instant rice instead of basmati or jasmine. Then, all you miss to do is look for some additions able to return two ingredients in one meal. The thick soup or sauce work well with the chicken rice, but do not forget to add flavor to the meat spice.
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I don't even know what to say about the above picture and how it relates to me. I look at it and it quite doesn't register that it's me, it almost looks like some sort of crazy super hero ( look out villans here comes captain swoll with his side kick gauze).
How do you spend your weekdays?
This week recovering and getting ready to go back to school
Who lives in your house?
Me, two fish, and Mr. Blacktail (a anole lizard)
Favourite pastime and worst job?
Hiking, working for my dad as a kid
Why are you doing self portraits?
To see what it brings up for me in my journalling and as a way to keep this blogging thing interesting.
What does this picture say to me?
Beyond the initial F'ing OW! This reminds me how fragile my body is compared to my work surroundings, that me and my partner are the softest things on that ship. This also brings up for me how I have for most of my life thought of myself as unattractive and how I have worked hard for the last 4-5 years to become more comfortable with my body. That work has led to me being able to keep 80+ pounds off and to wear a smile on a regular basis, two big contributors to better self image. While I don't feel less attractive now because I realize that this to shall pass, I also realize that continuing to do what I do at work may need to change if I want to keep my self from serious harm.
A part of me is kinda excited to see what I look like after all the swelling goes down and only the scar is left. It should be a doozy (13 stitches) and contribute to that tough exterior that I try to put up. 😛
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22 Year old Craig Bongelli from Canada was competing in the Bavarian Strongman Challenge when he was doing the Atlas Stones round.
In this round he lifts and places four 360 pound boulders on a platform.
On the fourth and final boulder he blacked out mid placement and it all came crashing down on his chest.


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The Music of Terezín: The Jewish Community of Ojai and the Ojai Youth Opera join in presenting Robert Elias, Director of the Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Recovered Voices at the Colburn School, on April 4, 2018 at 7PM. The presentation is free and open to the public.
The 1993 film, The Music of Terezín, a BBC/Czech TV co-production directed by Simon Broughton, will be shown. This film was shown twice on the BBC and once on Czech Television, and never broadcast again. It has never been broadcast or distributed in the US. The film is 70 minutes long.
From the director: "During World War II the Terezín (Theresienstadt) ghetto saw a truly remarkable burst of artistic creativity in the face of adversity. This award-winning documentary is the definitive film on Terezín and its music…The Music of Terezín looks at the four major composers who were writing music in the ghetto: Gideon Klein, Pavel Haas, Hans Krása, and Viktor Ullmann. They all perished and represent a lost generation in Czech music. The film includes interviews and performances. With lots of archive footage, musical performances strikingly shot on location in the attics and cellars of the ghetto, and moving personal testimonies, this is a story of musical creativity that resonates far beyond the walls of the ghetto."
The Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Recovered Voices: This presentation is made possible by the Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Recovered Voices at the Colburn School. The Initiative was established by a grant from Marilyn Ziering, and focuses on the performance, advocacy, and dissemination of music by composers suppressed during the years of the Nazi regime. James Conlon serves as Artistic Advisor for the Initiative and is director of the Los Angeles Opera's groundbreaking Recovered Voices project, also supported by Marilyn Ziering. The performance of music by these composers is encouraged within the Colburn Conservatory of Music's solo, orchestral, and chamber music activities. The Initiative encourages research and academic activities through creative collaborations, conferences, concerts, and publishing.
As part of the Initiative, the Colburn Conservatory of Music offers a semester-long seminar once a year on Recovered Voices, taught and overseen by James Conlon with assistance of Robert Elias and invited guests. Recovered Voices is used by permission of LA Opera..
In addition to the oversight of Maestro Conlon and Mr. Elias, the Initiative is supervised by the Dean of the Colburn Conservatory, and benefits greatly from the interest and commitment of the Conservatory's internationally recognized faculty and staff.
The Colburn School: The Colburn School comprises four academic units united by a single philosophy that all who desire to study music and dance should have access to top-level training. The degree-granting Conservatory of Music, the Community School of Performing Arts, the Music Academy for pre-college musicians, and the Trudl Zipper Dance Institute provide performing arts training to over 2,000 students from the Los Angeles area and around the world. The renowned teachers, performers, and scholars that make up Colburn's dedicated faculty serve as invaluable mentors to guide students' artistic development.


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Uncommonly good and diabolically funny, The Good Place is filled with more twists and turns than we can see coming. Based on the idea that sometimes, Hell really is other people, Michael, played to perfection by Ted Danson, is the standout character who is enjoying every second of not only his life, but the lives (or afterlives) of the people around him. After last season's shock finale, we can't wait to see what he has up his sleeve next. The Good Place returned to NBC this fall for it's second season, and is already living up to everything we loved about the first season.
Smart, funny, and kind of evil, Michael is one of the most humorous and twisted characters to ever hit our screens. But despite his daily activities of torturing the people around him, he's also one of the happiest characters we've seen in a long time. Here are four books we're pretty sure have been read and re-read on Michael's bookshelf.
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnus Nutter, Witch, Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
A satirical take on the apocalypse, Good Omens is definitely one of Michael's favorite books. With the armies of Good and Evil gathering for battle, and omens appearing to herald the upcoming Rapture, a rather fussy, good-willed angel and a hard-living demon decide that they enjoy the human lifestyle a bit too much to just give it up – and that's not even the worst of their problems when someone misplaces the Antichrist. Humorous, manipulative, and witty, this is one book that Michael would seriously identify with.
No Exit, Jean Paul Sartre
This play definitely served as the true inspiration for Michael's idea of "The Good Place." When three people die, they find that their afterlife consists of a single room, where they are locked inside for eternity. Forced to interact and form relationships, each has their own secret about how they ended up in Hell, as punishment for their transgressions when they were alive. Considering that this play is the original source for the idea that Hell is other people, this is definitely one that Michael has read, and re-read.
Slaughterhouse-Five, Kurt Vonnegut
As someone seemingly obsessed with the oddities of humans, and human experience, it seems highly unlikely that Michael wouldn't have this classic existentialist book sitting on his shelf. Part sci-fi, part real life experience, this novel follows Billy Pilgrim, who survived the WWII bombing of Dresden, and is able to mentally revisit certain periods of time in his life. Also, he was once abducted by aliens. Both light and heavy at the same time, this absurdist novel is very human, and one Michael has definitely picked up a time or two.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter, Jeff Lindsay
Everyone loves a good novel, and this is one that is right up Michael's alley. Full of dark and morbid humor, the quiet and always-polite Dexter Morgan spends his time working as a blood-spatter analyst for the Miami Police Department. He just also happens to be a very accomplished serial killer. When a second, very similar serial killer shows up in Miami, Dexter's very careful, very ordered life starts to fall apart. The irony and humor of the good-guy-who-is-actually-kind-of-the-bad-guy, would not at all be lost on Michael.


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Mick Cady has slowly put together the pieces of a winning basketball team since arriving at San Fernando High in 1994.
The Tigers had struggled in Northwest Valley Conference play for years and failed to improve in Cady's first two seasons. San Fernando was 0-10 and 2-8 in conference play before finishing 6-4 last season.
The turnaround has continued this season.
San Fernando is 13-2, favored to win the City Section 3-A Division title and ranked third in the region behind Simi Valley and Chaminade by The Times. The Tigers lost to No. 1 Simi Valley in the final of the Hart tournament two weeks ago.
"A lot of people are probably still having trouble believing this is San Fernando doing this well," Cady said. "But I expected this after our summer."


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In recent years, there has been an increase in the use of percutaneous needle biopsies -- including those guided by advanced imaging -- and a shift away from more invasive biopsy techniques, researchers found.
Highlighting the growing use of imaging guidance, radiologists have taken on an increasing share of biopsies (from 35% in 1997 to 56% in 2008), Sharon Kwan, MD, of the University of California San Francisco, and colleagues reported online in the journal Radiology.
Kwan and her colleagues analyzed Medicare claims data for biopsies in 10 anatomic regions -- the abdomen and retroperitoneum, bone, breast, chest, kidney, liver, musculoskeletal soft tissue, pancreas, superficial lymph node, and thyroid -- from 1997 to 2008.
During that time, the researchers found that the proportion of biopsies performed percutaneously increased from 59% to 67%. The rise was seen for six of the 10 anatomic regions studied -- breast, chest, liver, lymph node, pancreas, and musculoskeletal soft tissue.
"A likely explanation [for the increase in percutaneous approaches] is that the relatively recent proliferation of CT, MR imaging, and ultrasound had an effect on the overall approach used for performing biopsies, because more lesions can be efficiently and safely targeted with a percutaneously inserted needle now that imaging guidance is more readily available."
Overall, biopsy procedures increased from 1,380 per 100,000 beneficiaries in 1997 to 1,945 in 2008, for a modest annual growth rate of 3%.
Over the study period, the number of percutaneous techniques rose by 5% a year, while nonpercutaneous approaches dropped 3% a year.
"Because percutaneous needle biopsy techniques were established well over a half-century ago, we might have expected that the distribution of biopsy approach would have stabilized prior to our study period," Kwan and colleagues commented.
In 2008, there were only two anatomic regions for which a minority of biopsies were performed percutaneously -- superficial lymph nodes (46%) and musculoskeletal soft tissues (30%). Open biopsies are associated with less morbidity in these superficial regions, according to the authors.
Most of the codes used in the analysis did not distinguish between biopsies performed with and without imaging guidance. However, codes specifying the use of imaging were introduced in 2001 and 2002 for breast biopsies and fine needle aspirations, respectively.
For both of these procedures, the proportion guided by imaging increased -- from 85% in 2002 to 95% in 2008 for breast core biopsies and from 54% in 2004 to 77% in 2008 for fine needle aspirations.
By the end of the study period, radiologists were performing most biopsies (56%), with the growth in that number increasing by 8% a year. However, the rate of growth of radiologist-performed biopsies slowed from 9% a year from 1997 to 2002 and to 6% from 2004 to 2008.
"One factor that might contribute to this slowdown is that other specialties are increasingly performing imaging-guided percutaneous biopsy," the researchers wrote.
They acknowledged some limitations, including some irregularities in the data for fine needle aspirations in 2003 and the lack of information on which anatomic regions were biopsied with fine needle aspiration.
In addition, the findings may not apply to a non-Medicare population, information on the use of imaging guidance was not available for all anatomic sites, and the researchers were not able to capture the full range of biopsy procedures for the abdomen.
The study was supported by a National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering grant.
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One of the things that I found different about this conference were the number of 'connected' people there were in the room compared to going to a ULearn or and Educamp. It seemed like I was only one of five people tweeting at the beginning. Maybe there were eight tweeters by the end, but they were not very prolific. I was tweeting out as much as could hit me, as well as participating in many other Twitter conversations on a variety of discussions at the same time.
It seems to me that we still have a very large group of teachers who are still not technology savvy and are still far more comfortable with pen and paper. While I strongly believe pen and paper still has its place, we are teaching the future of our country, and they need technology capable teachers.
I did wonder at times if people considered me rude to be tapping away on my tablet constantly. But at ULearn or Educamps this is the norm. Connected teachers are sharing their learning with their VLN (virtual learning network) and having discussions with people who are not present in the room as well as those who are.
Part of the conference really focused on encouraging teachers to engage their learners, but some of the presenters need to work on that themselves. Others were great. They got you up and moving, or stopped to allow controlled discussion in your group on a set of questions. Some had hand outs, which I considered to be valuable.
And his stories were real. He talked of failure being the biggest part of his success, along with perseverance and creativity. Steve talked about how important risk is to the development of our students and young people.
Steve was definitely a highlight and his workshop about rapport was interesting too. He made an effort to walk his talk by getting us to abandon and move the tables and sit in a semicircle to enhance his message.
http://michaelmcqueen.net/) was also a stand out speaker. He spoke on generations. We are now teaching Generation Alpha, and he described the differences between them and the other generations: baby boomers, Generations Y and Z. He also described some trends to come and gave some sage advice on dealing with Gen Alpha and their parents who have a Vitamin NO deficiency.
I had the opportunity to join a round table discussion with him later in the morning where we discussed strategies and theories and experiences in regards to Gen Alpha and the differences with the other generations. Michael came across very genuine and was an engaging speaker.
The other workshops that stood out for me was the Habits of the Mind workshop with Karen Boyes (@karenboyes) and the Leadership workshop with Megan Gallagher (@buttonsmeg99). Both these ladies used the art of small group quick chats expertly. Karen is very good at taking the visual learner with you on a journey. Meg's ideas on leadership were a breath of fresh air, or though we may disagree on aspects of staffroom culture.
Below is my Storify of the tweets from the Teachers Matter conference. I have headed each group of tweets with who the speaker is or who is taking the workshop.
Sadly, Storify has deleted itself from the Social Media scene, so all my Storify stories have gone. 😭😭😭😭😭


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Wednesday, April 9, 2008
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But, remember, anyone can leave a comment on the blog to get entered into yet another great drawing. The more you comment, the more tickets you get.
And, how many days, someone said 17! Wow! It's just about here. Are ya ready? Get packing!
There are craft and scrap stores close by and we will have some shopping excursions if you like, but don't forget your adhesive and favorite tools, all your fun scrap stuff and pictures too. Also, as mentioned before, we can't always keep the temperature in the crop room the way everyone likes it. So, be sure to pack a sweater or sweatshirt.
See you all in just a few weeks.
9 comments:
- Lori Shrout said...
Oh boy do I need to start packing !! Can't wait for this weekend -- it's going to be awesome I know !!
- April 12, 2008 at 2:01 PM
- ilycea said...
I am counting the days. Now I need to start packing!
- April 12, 2008 at 10:22 PM
- Ogle Family said...
I'm just now catching up on blog posts. It's less than 2 weeks away!!!!! Getting more excited every day :)
- April 14, 2008 at 3:15 PM
Hey Ladies, Michelle Curtis here..Can't wait for next weekend..I'm sure this one will be even better than the last!
- April 20, 2008 at 4:14 PM
- Lisa said...
As for my packing, I feel I need it all!! I'm also thinking of over packing so I can take a break from scrapping and organize supplies knowing exactly what I need and what I can donate to CHOC.
- April 21, 2008 at 1:28 PM
Whooo Hoooo yippeee yyeeeeehaaaawww
the count down begins..and i'm not even close to being packed! Those of you who aren't packed yet dont forget to save some room for all the generous goodies we will receive!! See y'all on friday!
Michelle Curtis
- April 21, 2008 at 4:21 PM
Hey y'all I am very excited about this weekend..I haven't scrapped, cropped nor have done anything remotely creative in such a long time, I think I may have forgotten how. That's okay though I'm sure I will get plenty of inspiration from all of you. I wasn't able to attend Augusts crop weekend but i'm hoping to make up for it this weekend! see y'all there. Hopefully I can get an appointment to see Melissa too she is the BEST!
- April 21, 2008 at 4:27 PM
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Elevation of soluble interleukin-2 receptor levels in nasal allergy
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Yamanashi Medical University, 1110 Shimokato, Tamaho-cho, Nakakoma-gun, Yamanashi, 409-38, Japan
Copyright © 1995 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
To investigate soluble IL-2 receptor (sIL-2R) levels in nasal allergy, the sera and nasal secretions from patients with nasal allergy and from healthy subjects were subjected to a double-epitope enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. Significant elevation of sIL-2R concentrations in the sera and nasal secretions was observed in the allergy patients (n = 26) compared with those of healthy subjects (n = 9). IL-2R-positive (CD25+) cells were observed in the crust formed in an allergic nasal mucosa. The concentration of sIL-2R in the sera correlated neither with the eosinophil count of the peripheral blood count nor with clinical severity. The concentration of sIL-2R in the nasal secretions was significantly higher compared with that in the sera from allergic patients (p < 0.01), whereas no significant difference was observed between sIL-2R levels in the sera and nasal sections from normal subjects. These findings indicate that sIL-2R plays an essential role in allergic processes by regulating IL-2R-positive cells recruited into the nasal mucosa.


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It's from the student newspaper of the University of West Florida. She describes (in rather more graphic language than I will quote here) sex in a public restroom at a bar with a guy that she doesn't know all that well, and then gets upset at how others regard her behavior:
Yet that day, while attending a wedding, I joked with a friend, whom I view as a big sister in many ways, about the night before; however, she seemed rather disturbed upon hearing about my exhausting night.Oh heavens no!
At the reception, and in front of another girl who sat eavesdropping on the conversation while all of the other wedding guests were otherwise entertained, my friend surprised me with her reaction to my talking about the event. She asked me this, "What are you going to tell the guy you want to marry about your choices?"
To speak plainly, an argument ensued. She proceeded in an almost scolding manner to speak against what she termed promiscuity as I spoke in defense of myself, arguing that one night of impulsiveness was hardly promiscuous.
Does this gal know that even if she used a condom, she's playing Russian roulette? Admittedly, instead of five empty chambers and one loaded, it's more like a hundred empty chambers--and instead of sudden death, it may be a slow, painful process with years of suffering--but the analogy still fits.
Thanks to the Bitch Girls for pointing me to this example of rationalization.


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text: I used a dim sum breakfast on Sunday at Ocean Seafood as an excuse to go to Superior Poultry (Broadway, east side of the street, with the white chicken on top) to get a chicken for Monday night dinner. Went to Superior instead of the place across the street as it smelled beter and their birds looked better. Got a 5-1/2 lb white chicken for $7.50. Butchered earlier that morning. Cut off the feet from the drumsticks and saved them for stock. Cut off the head from the neck (Mrs. Swift got a great picture of me talking to the decapitated chicken head). Cooked the bird beer can style for 1-1/2 hours. We were floored. Cooking style aside, this was the best tasting chicken either of us can remember. The chicken flavor was deep, rich and intense. The skin was thinner than supermarket birds and crisped up grandly. Zacky and Foster's can't compare to the flavor of this chicken. Next time, though, I'll bring a small ice chest as the bird was just sitting on the stainless counter and didn't feel chilled.


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'Regalia'- We love the Colors of summer, colors of winter and other shades of nature. We offer families to be a part of the land conservation movement. The land the houses are developed upon utilizes natural resources to the last given inch. No amount of land, gigantic or tiny, is wasted due to erroneous architectural or engineering behavior.
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We made it to Part 3. Congrats team.
Will there be a Part 4?1
Jlin Black Origami
When Jerrilynn Patton isn't changing the face of footwork and challenging any preconceived notions we may have had on dance music, she's a welder in Gary, Indiana. Even without any knowledge on her backstory, there's still a sense of strong precision and a do-it-yourself approach to her music. I don't mean do-it-yourself in the "DIY" indie darling home-recorded kind of way. I mean it in break out the tool box and fix the plumbing your own damn self kind of way. Jlin's drum and bass centric electronic is of an observant, mathematical mind that's interested in how things work. Black Origami, the producer's second full-length, is an airtight machine constructed from an endless array of moving parts with not one piece out of place.
Fever Ray Plunge
In 2009, Karin Dreijer released one of my all-time favorite albums, her self-titled debut under the Fever Ray moniker. That album is a spectacular exercise in atmosphere, a soundtrack for driving through the thickest winter fog or the blackest summer night. The icy synths, sparse percussion, and Dreijer's warped vocals make for an intoxicating sonic cocktail.
It would be a mistake to try and imitate perfection, so it's kind of a relief that Plunge blows up the atmosphere of Fever Ray for something more freewheeling and provocative. Right out of the gates, Dreijer sounds unhinged, exploring some furious lust on "Wanna Sip" over a barrage of bottle rockets. "I show a funny trick, a head shake / I wanna peek, I wanna sip" she screams, sounding all-at-once human, animal, and monster.
Plunge goes back-and-forth between addressing sexual desire, political shitshows, and sometimes both simultaneously ("this country makes it hard to fuck" is perhaps her most memorable lyric ever, and as true Knife-heads know, there's a lot of competition for that title). Her voice is less manufactured, often outright freakish. But there's a playfulness that we haven't seen Karin indulge since Silent Shout — just check out the carnival of crazy on the video for "To The Moon And Back" (arguably 2017's greatest love song).
Amidst the chaos, there are still moments of sheer beauty — there's the harrowing strings on "Red Trails," the happy-go-lucky excitement of "To The Moon," and the warmth of "Mustn't Hurry." But after a year where sex spent a lot of time on our news feeds for the worst possible reasons, Plunge should be remembered for its unapologetic, thrilling take on sexuality and desire. We can't let the Harvey Weinsteins of the world ruin sex for all of us. As Dreijer reminds us, "Every time we fuck, we win."


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Gov'ts NHT decision threatens relationship with civil groups
There are indications that the Government's partnership with civil society groups is now under threat, following the Cabinet's decision to retain the controversial board of the National Housing Trust (NHT).
The Partnership for Transformation includes members of the opposition, private sector, academia, civil society and trade unions.
The Jamaica Civil Society Coalition (JCSC) represents a large chunk of the membership of the partnership.
One of its Board members, Carol Narcisse, says the time has come for non-government members of the partnership, to reconsider their membership.
Her views support those of another member, Horace Levy, who says he is outraged at the actions of the Cabinet to disregard the calls of civil society to axe the board.
In 2013, the Prime Minister signed the Partnership for Transformation agreement, committing to social dialogue around issues critical to the development of the nation.
The NHT board has been plunged into controversy, following the revelation that the entity spent $180 million to purchase the property housing the Outameni Experience attraction in Trelawny.
Brenda Cuthbert, Kavan Gayle and Helene Davis White, resigned last week, reducing the board below the nine required to form a quorum.
And yesterday, the Office of the Prime Minister announced four new board members, following a Cabinet meeting at Jamaica House.
Retired actuary, Daisy Coke, has been appointed deputy chairperson.
The other members are chairman of the Jamaica Police Federation, Sergeant Raymond Wilson; Past President of the Jamaica Teachers' Association, Clayton Hall; and Vice-president of the Northern Caribbean University, Pastor Michael Harvey.
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By the time voters start looking at their congressional options, Russian political strategists will be waiting to unload an electronic flood of "shock and awe" that will be incomprehensible for the gullible American electorate.
Everyone involved in building a new voting system that will withstand everything the Russians can design has come with a different theory about the attack. Those dealing with the collection, tabulation and certification of ballots are bracing for widespread manipulation of figures.
Others are convinced, myself among them, that the Russians will use in 2018 what worked in 2016: buy thousands of commercials on social media to spread constructive and destructive rumors, e.g."Hillary has a restaurant in Virginia engaged in child trafficking."
About a hundred years ago, educators and social scientists saw a bright future in the spread of educational and charitable institutions. I am glad they didn't live through the death of their expectations. The electorate is no more qualified to run a democracy today than it was in 1918. Our lives are consumed by electronics - not knowledge, just electronics.
The problem is that all of us have predispositions to believe rumors we want to believe and we cling to these predispositions with a passion, e.g."behind some hill in Kentucky is a band of Muslims that have established Sharia society." My cousin-in-law told me and that's truth.
If the Russian siege were only going to be through electronic equipment, our defense would be simple. After all, we have as many electronic brains as Russia so we could detect and block their efforts with ease. But that does not help those voters lacking in discernment.
Social scientists look at education as the first line of defense. Well, society has been neglecting the civic education of it citizens and there isn't time to teach discernment to millions of gullible voters by November 6.
Perhaps one idea worth considering would be the creation of a 24-hour online Truth Central to receive research and provide reports on the validity of fake-news.
One problem: can we find a creditable institution that a large enough share of the citizen would trust with the news? Certainly, the propaganda channels of MSNBC and Fox news would be dismissed. The president would not tolerate CNN.
It is sad when we have to admit that distrust has seeped so deep in our society that our major news sources cannot be used to correct falsehoods.
Most interest groups with publications have vested interests so most of them may be dismissed. The only one organization acceptable for standing as the pillar of truth in the 2016 election is the American research-based performance management consulting company known mostly for its reliable polling, the George Gallup organization.
With 90 years of untarnished performance, the Gallup people would appreciate the limitations of data, discretion in handling information, and responsible reporting.
Exposure of Russian rumors looks like the most effective strategy short of shutting the internet down for four months. Better solutions are welcome but never fly without a strut in one hand.
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ORCHARD LAKE, Mich., Oct. 9, 2008 — Princeton Enterprises, a privately held real estate investment company based in Orchard Lake, Mich. is pleased to announce the purchase of Rochester Square Apartments, a 90 unit multifamily apartment community located in Rochester, Mich.
Princeton Enterprises acquired Rochester Square Apartments on October 8, 2008 from Consolidated Management, Inc. (CMI) with assumed in place financing through Great Lakes Financial Group and Freddie Mac. The transaction was brokered by Michael Barron, Paul Davis, and Andy Daitch, located in the Detroit offices of Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services.
Rochester Square Apartments is within walking distance to charming downtown Rochester, that attracts local residents and tourists to its shops, restaurants, and professional service businesses. The downtown area is surrounded by natural beauty, waterways, parks, and winding trails. Rochester Square offers one and two bedroom apartments with beautiful grounds and a quaint private park overlooking Paint Creek.
"We are very pleased with the acquisition of Rochester Square due to its outstanding condition, its great location and our ability to enhance the performance of a well built asset," commented Matt Lester, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Princeton Enterprises. "The Rochester area is a very strong and stable community that offers employment, educational, and recreational elements all within walking distance."
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The Puffin Book of Bedtime Stories is out, and I have two short kid poems in it. Got to see it today; it's really well illustrated and looks great. Buy it if there's a kid around you want to read stories to. Vandana Singh's opening story is really nice.
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I'm grateful for:
Cotton candy clouds so fluffy I could wrap myself in them and fall blissfully asleep, honey like sunbeams warming my skin and soul, vibrant reds yellows and blues scattered across fields gracefully swaying to the sound of the whistle in the wind, soft soil beneath my feet reminding me I'm alive and well.
Fresh cut grass that makes one reminisce of warm summer days practising handstands in the school field. Turquoise water refreshing your soul in more ways than one.
Gentle loving words dancing from strangers tongues, glistening smiles and twinkling eyes with hearts full of abundant love. Shimmering tears gliding down loved one's cheeks as they stand and watch with pride. The comfort and warmth that vibrates through you during a long 'hello' hug. Simple statements, genuine questions and listening ears. Hair ruffles that makes you remember the clean crisp air of your 7th birthday. The look that says "I love you and I'm proud" when tears are too close and the break in your voice is too near.
Eyes to see the beauty scattered among us, ears to hear the bee's buzz and the seagulls squawk, hands to stroke purring kittens and excited dogs, feet to travel, teeth to eat with a tongue to taste, lips to kiss, to smile, to speak kind words, to say "I love you"
Life, I'm grateful for life.


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When John and Angela Harvey's Green Machine opened last April in a storefront that formerly housed an antique shop, their bike and ski shop was one of the few new businesses to open in downtown Norway recently. Since then, the Bethel couple has had a big year, starting with a warm reception from the town followed by the birth of their first child and a conversion to a ski tuning shop for the winter. Norway's new entrepreneurs spoke about their backgrounds in biking and skiing and why the couple, who met in Portland and live in Bethel, chose Norway for their business.
Name: John Harvey
Occupation: Co-owner of Green Machine Bike Shop
Town: Bethel/Norway
Are you from Norway? Actually, we live in Bethel. When we met, we both worked in Portland. We both worked in a lot of bike and ski shops. Back in 1998 I started working in a ski shop, so it's something I've always had something to do with. Angela and I met working for L.L. Bean 15 years ago. I was a bike mechanic in the retail store and Angela was selling bikes and skis on the sales floor. We ended up going to Jackson Hole and ski bummed around there for a while. We ended up settling on Bethel as a nice ski town that was back in Maine where our family is. We've owned a construction company for the last 10 years. I've done timber frames and excavation and that kind of stuff. We had a really good time the first seven years, and the last three years it hasn't been as successful. We figured, "What do we know how to do? We're too old to learn to do something else."
Why did you choose downtown Norway? We like the appeal of the history of Main Street here. And doing some quick demographic research, there seemed to be just enough population to support one little bike shop, in theory. It was just some quick math. We love Bethel. It's a great place, but there's so few people that actually live there it's hard to support a year-round business.
How has the first year in business been? The first few years for any new business are hard, but it's been good. Our philosophy here is that we're all about the repair aspect of the business and the service end. We're trying to build on that. I have a lot of experience in the bike and ski industries. The idea is to focus on quality work and that the sales will build. Sometimes I tell people we're more of a repair shop that sells bikes rather than the other way around.
We have our repair area, which is where I spend most of my time in the summer. To keep with that theme, we bought this ski tuning equipment, a stone grind ski tuner set up here to do high quality ski tunes. What we're doing to get our retail skis off the ground is we just bought a fleet of demo skis. We're specializing in telemark and back country gear. There are a lot of tele skiers out there, but a lot of them are on older gear, so we want to get people on some of the new stuff.
You'll be renting out skis? Yeah. We're going to charge $40 a day to try out the latest, greatest tele skis. We're going to have four different models available for women and men in the various sizes. And that $40 will go directly toward the purchase of skis. You can demo as many times as you want until you end up owning a pair if you wanted to. That will give people an opportunity to try them out and also let us get a little bit of buzz going.
How did having your first baby fit in to all of it? It's been a great year. It's been busy, but it's been fun. The timing of having Anna was pretty good as far as it was toward the end of the bike season, so we closed up for a month. When we reopened, the plan was just to stay focused and get this ski business off the ground.
Has the plan always been to be a bike shop in the summer and a ski shop in the winter? That was our dream. It was about a year ago that we actually decided that we were going to start a bike shop. We were really totally focused on that the whole summer and getting that going. One of the first things we did was get the logo done. (The shop's logo is a yin and yang, with the silhouette of a cyclist on one half and a skier on the other.) I definitely always had skiing in my mind, but at that time we weren't sure what we were going to do in the winter, depending on what the success of the bike shop was. If it wasn't that great, I was thinking I might have to get a job in the winter. We felt comfortable taking the risk of investing again. We're lucky. The skiing's great right now.
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Sarah Helen Gallear and John Paul Drake
The bride and groom shared their first kiss on a railway station platform, so it was only fitting that they should celebrate their marriage at a (somewhat more picturesque station some years later.
Sarah Gallear and John Drake met at Sarah's brother's wedding in 2011, where John was the photographer.
After enjoying a first date at the Southport Air Show (where Sarah initiated a game of 'thumb wars' in a bid to hold her future husband's hand), they kissed on the platform before the train departed to her hometown of Wolverhampton.
But 'shy' John, an IT analyst from Penwortham, didn't have any reservations about proposing to civil servant Sarah a couple of years later.
"We had decided we wanted to get married but I was worried about getting the ring size right, so we picked one out together," he explains.
"I then had all the fun over the next few months pretending to propose and not doing, although at the time I was busy planning the real proposal.
"We planned to go to London for Sarah's birthday, but unbeknownst to her, I only booked for half of the days we had discussed staying there for.
"So I dragged Sarah around London on a ferocious tour and she couldn't understand why we were seeing all the sights so quickly when she thought we had much longer.
"On the day before her birthday I sprung a surprise; I took Sarah up the Shard and turned to her and said: 'Wow the view is amazing, up here would be the perfect place to propose.'
"She went all glassy eyed and smiley and I finished by saying: "Shame I've left the ring at home."
"She was utterly disappointed, but the next morning I gave her a card inviting her to Paris!"
And in a quiet spot in the gardens near the Eiffel Tower, Paul finally popped that all-important question.
The happy couple were married on June 6 at the Llangollen Steam Railway in Wales, fulfilling a childhood dream of Paul's, followed by a reception at White Waters Country Hotel in Llangollen.


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TULLYTOWN - Thursday night's storms shut down St. Michael's Fair in Tullytown & forced the postponement of its wristband nite.
It will be made up on Friday.
The fair is just off the Levittown Parkway and Route 13 in the borough.
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text: Good day all. I certainly wasn't a prolific poster here and so I'll wager that no one realized that I was gone - but I was. I've lost the internet for months now and actually am using a public computer for this post. I mention this because if someone responds and asks me a question to which I fail to respond in a timely manner - it is not out of rudeness, but simply a lack of access to the internet. I have no internet, no car and just been diagnosed with MS and so - can't log in from home, can't drive to a public access spot and can't walk. On the plus side, my first novel (YA) just got picked up. What I was hoping was that someone could offer a sample contract so I can pick out points of potential negotiation. I've written one book prior but it was non-fiction and had a cover price of $24.95. Unfortunately, that contract came via an old e-mail account that I can't access any longer and the computer I saved it to also bit the dust. Specifically, I'm wondering if the authors percentage of a $24.95 non-fiction book compares to the (approximately) $6.99 cover price of a YA novel.


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Not Gonna Change
Easy-song-writing.com also provides software that can be used to write your own lyrics and music. Something similar to Not Gonna Change from ANTI-FLAG.
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the only people that i bow down to are my family it kind of sucks that my loved ones don't let me do what I want to do grandma always says to me "it's just a phase" well wake up grandma It's my life and i'm not gonna change i'm not gonna i'm not gonna i'm not gonna not gonna change alright we fight but I'm not gonna change no "your fucked up hair your fucked up clothes why don't you look normal?" why don't you judge me for who i am, who i am people mock me on the street ignorant and sheltered i'd like to think you're not the same you're not the same i'm not gonna i'm not gonna i'm not gonna not gonna change
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