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I am 15.
I can drive with an adult in the car.
Tomorrow I take the ACT.
Next year, I take college classes.
Everything Changes.
I don't know what the future holds. I know that it is going to be hard, it's going to take work. I am going to love every minute of it. I am so excited. But now, everything is changing. I cannot make my brain think this is a very good idea. I think it is a wonderful idea. My brain just doesn't think so. I really do believe that the future is going to be great, and scary all at the same time.
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And then why?
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Knaresborough Town beat the weekend's bad weather and also a determined Winterton Rangers outfit as they defeated their guests 1-0 at Manse Lane on Saturday.
The result keeps Paul Stansfield's side in touch with the NCEL Division One play-off places in seventh position ahead of their crunch showdown with sixth-placed Hallam this week.
Goalkeeper Ben Ledger saved early on his Knaresborough debut when he kept out a Robert Petch shot.
At the other end, Town's Brad Walker then capitalised on a mistake in the Winterton defence, but was unable to hit home and Fraser Lancaster's follow-up was blocked.
Paul Atkinson fired wide following Jonty Maullin's flick-on, but soon Ledger was back in action to deny Joshua Peart and soon afterwards saved another Petch effort.
In the 33rd minute, Petch was sent off for a challenge on Sam Cook, reducing the visitors to 10 men.
Soon afterwards, Atkinson's shot was deflected over the crossbar as the hosts looked to press home their numerical advantage.
Early in the second half, Atkinson latched on to a fine threaded pass from Dom Wilson to set up Lancaster, but his shot was saved by Lewis Tomlinson in the away goal.
Lancaster had another shot wide from Cook's centre, before nodding in the only goal of the game in the 62nd minute.
Atkinson combined with Harry Brown down the left and Brown's cross found Lancaster at the front post where he was able to beat Tomlinson's dive with a header just inside the upright.
Walker was then wide from 30 yards out, but when Winterton pressed as Knaresborough hit their usual shaky period in the closing stages, Ledger had to save from Robbie Start.
Time was eventually seen out and maximum points secured after Colin Heath fired over from a Simon Parkes centre.

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Oprah Winfrey is about to get all up inside Michael Sam's head ... telling TMZ Sports her upcoming interview with Sam will answer the one burning question she HAS to know from him.
Winfrey was out in New York when we asked her if working with Sam has lost any of its luster ... since the former SEC Defensive Player of the Year failed to catch on in the NFL.
Oprah -- who once had an entire reality show in the works for Sam -- says that the fact that he's NOT in the NFL actually makes the interview more intriguing ... and ties into her biggest question.
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If that doesn't work I'd need access to the server to debug completely. You can post ftp information in the private area of a response to this thread and I'll take a look.
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
My Grandpa's "Nearly Home-made" donuts!
One thing that I always loved doing with him was making nearly home-made donuts for breakfast! It is really a simple process, but the love that was always felt when we made them was extra special!
Ok, so what do you need for my grandpa's donuts? Its really easy..... canned biscuits (you know the cheap ones that turn into bricks if you bake them), oil, cinnamon and sugar mix or powdered sugar.... THATS IT!
First you need to get your oil hot... We always used a pot on the stove with a couple of inches of oil in it, but we were given a deep fryer for Christmas this year! Guess what the first thing we made in it was?!? Yep... Donuts!
Next, open your biscuits, and separate them. Then gently pull the middle and make a hole... donuts have to have holes you know! Then put it in the hot oil... when it starts to turn golden around the edges, flip it over and let the other side cook. Take it out and roll it in the cinnamon and sugar mixture or place on a paper towel and dust the powdered sugar over top!
Last, you let them cool for a few minutes and then eat them up! My crew of 6 can put away 20-30 of these little gems! They are so yummy, and the memories they bring back are priceless!
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Best Friend In A Family Argument (limerick)
If ever there was any doubt
Of who would win family bought
When wife's angry tune
Was mixed with a spoon
The front door would soon help me out
Good to know there's always an exit.
AT least you know . . . . LOL!
at least you get to use the front door! mighty kind of the old witch..i mean WIFE!
Out the front door? Hurry around to the back and surprise her - you might win that particular bout yet!
The front door eh? Funny and true. Jamie


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VALLURI Vamsidhar, WONG Mei Fun , YEE Meng Yi and ZHANG Jingyuan
Compare and Contrast Functional and Logic Based
Scheme Vamsidhar Valluri, Meng Yi Yee, Jingyuan Zhang, and Mei Fun Wong
Prolog Rose Shi, Linda Shipp, Jie Song, Jamie Stephens
The first functional programming language is Lisp, but some believe that it no longer represent the latest design concepts for functional languages. Functional programming language Scheme was introduced in 1975 by Guy L. Steele Jr. as the first dialect of Lisp. Initially, it was used for research and teaching, supporting only a handful of predefined syntactic forms and procedures. Now, Scheme is a general-purpose language. Some other members of the functional programming language family are Lisp, Common Lips, ML, and Haskell.
Logic programming language is designed to be used for the development of artificial intelligence machines and natural language understanding. Its implementation as roots in research on theorem proving. Prolog for example is one of the programming languages in the logic family. It was first developed in the early 1970s by Alain Colmerauer and Phillippe Roussel in the Artificial Intelligence Group at the University of Aix-Marseille. In 1981, the Japanese government launched a large research project to use Prolog as the basis for the effort of developing intelligent machines. The contribution of Prologs participation to logic programming is that it aroused interest in artificial intelligence and logic programming.
Overview of Language
The purpose of the design of a functional programming language is to imitate mathematical functions as much as possible. As a result, functional programming languages approach problem solving differently from methods of imperative languages. They provide a set of primitive functions, a set of functional forms to construct complex functions, a function application operation, and some structures for representing data. They are often implemented with interpreters and occasionally with compilers.
Languages used for logic programming are called declarative languages because programs written in them consist of declarations rather than assignments and control flow statements. One of the essential characteristics of logic programming languages is their semantics, which is called declarative semantics. The basic concept of this semantics is that there is a simple way to determine the meaning of the each statement, and it does not depend on how the statement might be used to solve a problem. Declarative semantics is considerably simpler than the semantics of the imperative languages.
Handling of Data Objects
In functional language, lexical scoping and first class handling are used to handle data objects. Objects are dynamically allocated in a heap and retained until no longer needed. In Scheme, objects are considered first-class data values since they are heap allocated and retained indefinitely. They may be passed freely to procedures, returned as values from procedures and combined to form new objects.
The approach of logic programming on the other hand is to use as a database a collection of facts and rules that state relationships between facts, and to used an automatic inferencing process to check the validity of new propositions. Because it has its basis in predicate calculus, its data objects contains a database of predicates, rule statements and facts. Prolog is the most widely used logic programming languages.
Handling of Sequence Control
Functional programming languages like Scheme and LISP have implicit simple sequence control structure. In Scheme, the order of the procedure and argument expressions evaluation is unspecified. It may be left to right, right to left or some arbitrary order. However, evaluation is guaranteed to be sequential. In Functional languages, execution can be carried out concurrently while Logic-Based languages execute the result-oriented statements or goals in a linear fashion.
Logic based programming languages consist of declarations rather than assignments and control flow statements. But still decision statements exist in logic group. In Prolog, sequence control offers a term call backtracking. Its objective is to obtain a particular goal, which automatically do the backtracking to find the solutions. This method is different from the functional languages because prolog users logic statement and structures. LISP iterative processes are specified with recursive function calls. Compared to the other group, there is a specific sequence method to do the iterative processes and therefore, LISP does not require any loops sequence.
Handling of subprograms and sequence control
The functional language family supports subprograms in the form of both functions and procedures to perform instructions or to return values. It supports built in data types, user defined types as well as static and dynamic types. Functional languages allow functions to have arguments of various types. The logic-based family is a very high-level language, which takes the details away from the programmer. Logic based family blend data and procedures together into program statements called predicates. Procedures are often recursive in logic based and include some built in predicates. Both functional and logic based subprograms are often recursive, but in prolog an indefinite loop is harder to detect since it doesnt follow step by step instructions.
Storage management in functional and logic-based languages is different. The functional language supports automatic garbage collection by the compiler. Once a pointer or other storage becomes deallocated then the data is automatically put back on the heap. In logic based the programmer does not need nor have the ability to implement any storage management techniques. Prolog does not have dynamic storage allocation. ML has automatic garbage cleanup.
Abstraction and Encapsulation
Both the language groups Functional and Logic are not very strong in Abstraction and Encapsulation compared to groups like Object Oriented languages. Functional languages make encapsulation and abstraction possible through the use of structures. The language relies heavily upon simple data types and therefore has no great need for ADTs. The primary data structure used in LISP is a linked list structure. In ML a functional language, constructs are used to create structures or signatures. Structures and signatures make encapsulation and information hiding possible in a functional language.
Logic-based languages generally support no real abstraction because complex data structures are actually based on simple data structures of atomic prepositions, while lists provide some kind of abstraction. The only encapsulation found in Logic Based Languages is through the use of selectors and lists. Structures provide a greater degree of abstraction.
Sebesta, Robert W. Concepts of Programming Languages. Berkeley: Addision-Wesley Longman, Inc., 1999.


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Me: **calls sister**
Me: "Wanna climb Mt. St Helens this summer?"
Her: "Sure, why not?"
My favorite adventure partners can be described in one word: keen.
This was back in January. Permits for Mt. St. Helens go on sale in mid-February and we roped our mom in as well. We picked our weekend (just before my mom's birthday) and I was on the website the minute permits were available. Three secured. Let the training begin.
The months flew by and I admired (though not without monitoring, judging, and offering "helpful" tips) my mom & sister's training from afar. They both live on the flat prairie in Idaho, so getting in any sort of hill training / proper hiking called for creativity.
After months of preparation and scheming, the weekend arrived and we spent the day making snack packs, gathering gear, planning, and not sleeping. Typical pre-adventure prep.
"Are we seriously leaving at 2 AM?" the newbies asked.
"Yes, seriously. Set your alarm."
We weren't too far behind schedule. I wanted to start the easy hiking section with headlamps to get up above the tree line before the heat of the day (it was going to be upwards of 85 F that day). We had headlamps at the parking lot but by the time we signed in, refilled pack bladders, and emptied human bladders, it was light enough to forgo them. We were starting once again from the Marble Mountain Sno-Park (i.e. the winter route) as Climber's Bivouac was still closed from the harsh winter.
The initial forested section was beautiful as always. We helped a random guy with an inhaler, were swarmed by mosquitoes, completed a small water crossing, and finally had a view of Mt. Hood in the distance.
We were all in such good spirits and were taking it pretty casually, enjoying the adventure and the views – Mt. Adams to the east and Mt. Hood to the south, per usual.
We reached the snow and put on our YakTrax / MicroSpikes. To save weight, we left the crampons behind and I'm glad we did. They would have been a bit overkill (though we did see other hikers with them and they did have a slight advantage). The steep became steeper and the going got slower. We ended up behind 'Dolly and friends' and had to do some passing maneuvers. I even gave up one of my hiking poles to a guy without any, as he was struggling a bit. "I'll just get it at the top" I told him and we carried on past.
"Okay, we're going to pop up to the false summit and Mt. Rainier will surprise you. Take a photo, but don't linger because we're going to carry on", I ordered my team. Luckily, they obliged without arguing and we traversed over toward the true summit, away from the crowds. We had a gorgeous spot with a view of Rainier, plus the crater and Spirit Lake, (which aren't visible from the false summit) to ourselves. We enjoyed our lunch here for about an hour.
We made the traverse back over, I collected my pole and gave a brief lesson about glissading, and we started our descent. My mom went first and her giggles could be heard the entire way. It's funny how easily childhood rushes back when you're sliding on your butt! My sister went second and I followed. The glissading conditions were perfect – it makes for such a quick descent.
My winter-y St. Helens hike earlier this year ended with horrible sunburn so I did extensive research on the market's best sunscreen and made the shameful Walmart run to buy some. I was devastated to learn that I lost my bottle during my glissade! I had been diligent in everyone applying every hour on the hour, too! Fortunately my mom had some as well, but now I'd have to make the dreaded return to Walmart to replace the bottle for the rest of the summer. *sigh*
Eventually, the glissading came to an end and we were back on our feet. The dust and rocks were slick going downhill and it was tricky to find stable footing. There were only 2 mishaps, but in our crew, we don't fall and tell so you'll have to just guess who took them!
In the last mile and a half or so, my eyes started to become quite irritated. I wear contacts (as do my mom and sister) and they were smart enough to bring drops. I put some in and we continued down, hoping the intense eye watering would clean out whatever was bothering them. It wasn't immediate, but we carried on.
Back through the water, back through the woods. We hit the parking lot, pulled off our shoes, signed in, and hit the road. I was looking forward to my dad's cast iron cooking back at home!
About 5 miles up the road, my eyes were in so much pain I pulled over and asked my mom to drive us home. I ripped my contacts from my eyes, tears streaming. I threw them out and the world went blurry (seriously, I have terrible eyes). I wrapped a shirt around my head to shield the light, hoping that would help. After we hit Vancouver, my sister offered her glasses to me and somehow we have remarkably similar, if not identical, prescriptions. I was impressed.
It was hot back in Portland. We sat on the patio with my dad and Jesse and had dinner, ice cream bars, and a daily recap. I am so incredibly proud of my family for their summit. They worked hard and it was a perfect day.
Maybe Mt. Adams will be next?


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The Metropolitan Opera in New York City keeps records of its performances in the Metropolitan Opera Archives.
Every performer, whether a singer, conductor or dancer, who has appeared in more than 100 performances with the opera is listed in the archives. The list is extensive, and many famous stars are listed there.
Among the immediately recognized are conductor James Levine (2531 appearances), tenor Enrico Caruso (863 appearances), tenor Placido Domingo (673 appearances), tenor Luciano Pavarotti (378 appearances), conductor Arturo Toscanini (480 appearances), soprano Renata Scotto (314 appearances), mezzo soprano Frederica von Stade (300 appearances), mezzo soprano Marilyn Horne (252 appearances) and soprano Renee Fleming (247 appearances).
These are just a few of the hundred or so who have earned a spot in the archives of one of the most important performing organization in the world. It is fascinating to contemplate the vast amount of fame necessary to appear and the subsequent popularity resulting from having done so.
But, what of the many who have appeared, and for a myriad of reasons may be less well known?
Who was the performer who was talented and skilled, and produced a lifetime of appearances totaling the most with the organization? This man, as of September 25, 2015, was tenor Charles Anthony. His first performance was on March 6, 1954 and his last on January 28, 2010.
Charles Anthony was born Charles Anthony Caruso of Sicilian parents. He studied music in New Orleans, where he was a Loyola University student, and he made his debut with the Metropolitan Opera in Boris Godunov in 1954 playing the role of the Simpleton.
He did such an excellent job as a character singer, that he became a distinguished comprimario singer.
A comprimario singer is one who takes on the important smaller, supporting roles. The Italian words "con primario" are translated into English meaning "with the primary".
Anthony was featured in the popular telecasts of the Metropolitan Opera. He appeared with famous singers and conductors throughout his career.
These included the 1979 Otello, the 1981 Il trittico, the 1982 Der Rosenkavalier with Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, the 1983 Don Carlos opposite Placido Domingo, the 1983 Ermani with Luciani Pavarotti, the 1988 Ariadne auf Naxos and many, many more.
His numerous performances are testimony to his talents as a supporting actor and singer.
Anthony also made several notable studio recordings for the Metropolitan Opera Record Club. These included excerpts from Les contes d'Hoffmann, Don Pasquale, Pagliacci, La traviata, and Aida with Levine as conductor.
Some reprised roles he had previous sung on stage opposite Maria Callas and Placido Domingo.
During his lifetime he was awarded when he broke the record number of performances previously held by George Cehanosky.
Anthony had performed for over 56 seasons of the opera. He was an honorary member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. He celebrated 50 years with the opera company in 2004.
His farewell performance with the opera was in Turandot. He played the role of Emperor Altoum. He was born on July 15, 1929 and died on February 15, 2012 in Tampa, Florida. He was 82 years old.
Singers understand the dedication to the musical craft which distinguishes a musician such as Charles Anthony Caruso.
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In 2014, the major entitlement programs—Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and other health care programs— consumed 51 percent of all federal spending.
Q. I am a co-owner in a partnership. The partnership has an EIN. We have now decided to form an LLC but will continue to be taxed as a partnership. Do we need a new EIN for the LLC?
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77.5 million households do not pay federal individual income tax
Many Americans don't have to worry about giving Uncle Sam part of their hard-earned cash for their income taxes this year.
Q. I recently took a new job and my employer reimbursed me for my move. Can I still claim the deduction?
Clients with adult children in college, quite naturally, are often reluctant to think about what might happen to their kids in an emergency. But it's important for them to have a plan in place in the unlikely event that they will need to make medical or financial decisions on behalf of their college-student children.
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Occasionally I get asked or come across someone that trades services or products with others for services or products. This is called "bartering." Some people think that if cash is not involved that there are no tax consequences. This is not true. For example, if I did someone's tax return in trade for them doing lawn work. Since my lawn work is not deductible and the tax return would be taxable to me I would have to pay tax on the value. On the other hand, since the lawn person would be able to deduct m
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The latest ever Tax Freedom Day was May 1, 2000; in that year, Americans paid 33 percent of their total income in taxes. A century earlier, in 1900, Americans paid only 5.9 percent of their income in taxes, meaning that Tax Freedom Day came on January 22.
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Tax Freedom Day 2016 is on April 24, one day later than last year.
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laptop theft and the bags they contain
right i've just got meself a new laptop and need a bag to carry it about. do you reckon is dodgy buying a laptop bag cos it blatantly looks like im walking around with a laptop, or should i get a smaller wallet type thing that isnt as protective but i can hide away in a normal bag?
what are you trying to prove?
by buying the smallest size?
Look around ebay
I got a backpack with a laptop compartment for €15.
Got a rucksack too.
With a laptop case and some artfully placed foam padding in the rucksack for extra protection. And it, like, fits my make up bag in there too. OMG.
Just take adequate care of your possessions.


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Sunday, November 30, 2008
I created a fine art frame to display this iceberg which I photographed in Flatrock, NL this past spring.
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
Indian Summer
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Labels: Cape Ray, colourful houses, Indian summer
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
It's that way!
Posted by Eric Bartlett at 9:37 PM
Labels: Old Montreal
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Mother & Child
Posted by Eric Bartlett at 11:47 PM
Labels: Montreal, Museum of Fine Art
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
St. Lucia
I was looking through some old photos tonight wondering what I should post.I came across these photos which were taken in St. Lucia. St. Lucia is a beautiful Island and one of my favourite places in the Caribbean.
While down there we took a catamaran down the coast to Soufriere and visited a coffee plantation (photo 1 &2) and the Pitons (photo #3). The Pitons are located near Soufriere and are primeval twin peaks, topping 2000 feet, and are St. Lucia's most famous landmark. On our return we stopped along the coast were locals were selling their goods.
Posted by Eric Bartlett at 8:23 PM
Monday, November 17, 2008
Mayor Jean Drapeau
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Labels: Mayor Jean Drapeau, Montreal, Old Montreal
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Church In Topsail
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Labels: church, sunset, topsail beach
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Pumpkin Heads
Two kids sitting on the steps of the Supreme Court building waiting for the Remembrance Day parade yesterday.
Posted by Eric Bartlett at 10:01 PM
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Thursday, November 06, 2008
Vancouver Architecture
Posted by Eric Bartlett at 10:02 PM
Labels: architecture, buildings, lines, patterns, reflections, texture, Vancouver
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Steam Clock, Gastown, Vancouver
Posted by Eric Bartlett at 11:43 PM
Labels: Gastown, steam clock, Vancouver
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Pink Van
Posted by Eric Bartlett at 11:49 PM
Labels: Old Montreal, van
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Sunday, November 02, 2008
Fall in Montreal
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Labels: bicycle, Churchill Falls, Montreal
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Sen. Cory Gardner met with both supporters of President Donald Trump and liberal protesters
August 16, 2017
Sen. Cory Gardner was met with plenty of pressing questions from both supporters of President Donald Trump and liberal protesters at his second of three town halls across the state Tuesday afternoon in Greeley.
It's his first town hall tour along the Front Range in more than a year, and the auditorium at University Schools, 6525 18th St., was at full capacity at about 400 seats with standers, as well. His first meeting of the day was in Colorado Springs with the one following Greeley in Lakewood at Colorado Christian University.
The tension at Greeley's hour-and-a-half-long meeting was apparent, as the Republican U.S. senator was met with shouting, booing and some applause throughout the meeting. He anticipated the crowd to be "energized and probably not Trump supporters" before the town hall meeting began. He wasn't totally wrong.
The U.S. Republican senator started Greeley's town hall meeting by condemning white nationalist groups and their violent actions in Charlottesville, Va.
"This past weekend was a tragedy, when we witness people with KKK signs and white supremacist signs and neo-Nazi signs," he said. "I will tell you this — those assholes can go back to their caves. We don't want them in this country."
Gardner was met with applause when denouncing white supremacy, but a majority of other questions throughout the meeting concerning health care, specifically why Gardner does not support a single-payer health care system.
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Before the meeting in an interview with The Tribune, Gardner explained his stance on why he thinks a single-payer system would be too costly for the country and would lead to poor quality of care and innovation across the country.
"I had said in 2014 when I ran for the senate that I would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act," he said. "The status quo is not working — it's broken and we have to find something better … If nothing is done, the Affordable Care Act will continue to lead to high insurance costs and more insurers leaving the market place."
During the town hall, Gardner said one way to spread availability of better insurance is by making sure there are good paying jobs out there with good paying benefits. That was met with boos from the crowd, as attendees chanted "Single-payer!" or "Tax the rich!"
Gardner said it's important to stabilize the individual insurance market and to take care of people with preexisting conditions so they can have access to affordable care.
"There are people in our society who need help from their community through things like Medicaid, with no fault of their own," Gardner said. "These are valuable social safety net programs that we have to make sure are sustainable."
However, one woman in the audience expressed her disagreement.
"You did not vote that way!" she yelled from the audience.
Still, no matter how many attendees asked about health care reform, his point remained the same: "I don't support socialized medicine."
Relevant to Weld County territory, Gardner addressed guest worker programs and the changes that need to be made to have non-citizen agricultural laborers. He said there needs to be an immigration system that doesn't disadvantage American workers but works to meet the demand of agricultural labor.
"I've never actually heard someone say they do find it cheaper to hire someone (from out of country) than an American citizen," Gardner said. "What I do hear is it's hard to find American citizens who are willing to do the work."
Another topic of discussion came from an attendee that asked Gardner if he would denounce White House officials such as Steve Miller, Steve Bannon and Sebastian Gorka, who have been found to have links to white nationalist groups.
"I am not going to ask the president to fire someone," he said. "That's up to Donald Trump. That's not up to me."
Regarding controversial Secretary of Education pick Secretary DeVos, he said he gave her his vote because she said she would get out of the way in Washington, D.C., and promised to let local school systems and states make their own decisions concerning public education.
"I support school choice … and she also supports school choice and I think that's important in education because what works for one family may not work for another family," Gardner said to the crowd. "One of the best ways to lift people up and out of poverty is through an education system that works for the children."
Gardner came to Greeley after having faced criticism in some circles for failing to hold in-person town hall meetings. Gardner said he's had more than 100 town halls during his time in Congress and he's hosted six tele-town halls in which more than 57,000 constituents joined the calls.
Katie Farnan of Gunbarrel said she was displeased with the senator's appearance at the town hall meeting.
"There were a lot of people that were angry; there were a lot of people that were shouting," she said. "That would not necessarily have happened if he had held as many town hall as his counterpart Sen. (Michael) Bennet. The pent-up anger is completely understandable given that he's been absent for so long."
Andy and Diane Culver, both of Greeley, said they have partaken in multiple demonstrations with cardboard cutout Gardner. The Green Party voters said they were displeased with Gardner's responses to questions regarding health care.
"Essentially the question he answered several times in his way is '(Singler-payer health care) is not sustainable,'' Andy said. "But if we can't still provide these programs, then people die in the streets… See, he never gets to the alternative of what the reality of what he's saying is. That's why everyone was standing up screaming."
But Bob Bren, 78, of Greeley, said he was at the town hall to simply see what Gardner had to say. Bren said he hopes Gardner will help bridge political divide, and thinks he's showing some signs of doing that.
"It's terrible," he said. "There's no give. All they want to do is take. Either side."


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If you want to find craft cider in Virginia, all you have to do is follow the trail of the apples. For generations, the commonwealth's orchards have been scattered along the peaks and valleys of the Blue Ridge Mountains range, which extends from the northern tip of the state all the way to the North Carolina border. The region's climate, soil and sunshine have helped apples thrive here for hundreds of years—so much so that the mountains were known as the "Apple Belt" in the early 1900s. And Virginia's growing crop of cidermakers has taken notice.
In the last 10 years, more than a dozen cideries have popped up throughout Virginia, but cider is hardly new for the Old Dominion. From the time English colonists established some of their first settlements—bringing with them a taste of the sweet stuff—to Thomas Jefferson's cultivation of Champagne-like cider at his Monticello estate, cider has quenched the thirst of Virginians throughout history.
For the modern cider connoisseur, Virginia offers a surplus of tasting opportunities across the state. For the purposes of this cider-centric tour, we've opted to split up our excursion by regions: the dramatic landscapes of the Shenandoah Valley in northwestern Virginia, the rolling hills around Charlottesville and the steep, foggy highlands to the south. And to complete the tour, we're highlighting a few cideries in Richmond, the capital city of Virginia. Let's get started.
Southern Highlands: Home to Virginia's First Modern Cidery
Foggy Ridge Cider isn't just the oldest modern cidery in Virginia—at about 3,000 feet above sea level, it also boasts one of the highest elevations in the state. And because the company actually began as an orchard, that little geographic tidbit is significant. "Our elevation allows us to grow cider apples, the bitter tannic apples that are the gold standard for cider production," says founder Diane Flynt.
If you want to get technical, it has a lot to do with the diurnal shift—or the dramatic day-to-night temperature variations—in the mountains that Foggy Ridge calls home. This creates the ideal environment for growing apples whose flavor and hardiness are perfect for cider, from heirloom American varieties like Harrison and Graniwinkle to English exports like Tremlett's Bitter.
Nurturing these rare, sometimes hard-to-grow apples, Flynt says, is what makes Foggy Ridge unique. "We're the first and only ones to plant an orchard just for cider, and to have one that's mature," she adds.
The result is a carefully curated selection of four sparkling ciders and two dessert apple ports that have earned Foggy Ridge some impressive accolades, from a James Beard Awards nomination to glowing national reviews. "We're growing great fruit, doing the best we can do with the orchard and the fermentation room," she says. "We're not screwing it up, we're not manipulating it. We respect the fruit and respect the terroir."
From April until December, weekends are the days to visit Foggy Ridge's rural cidery to taste these terroir-driven sippers Flynt dubs as "proudly purist."
The Central Foothills: Mr. Jefferson's Territory
When it comes to the history of cider in Virginia, President Thomas Jefferson plays a starring role. At Monticello, his sprawling estate outside of Charlottesville, he planted more than a thousand fruit trees and experimented with various apple varieties to produce his daily serving of cider, which he called his "table drink." Today, Vintage Virginia Apples in nearby Albemarle County specializes in some of those very same apples—which they then make into cider at Albemarle CiderWorks.
"We have tried to include all of the extant varieties that Jefferson owned in our collection," says Albemarle's cidermaker Chuck Shelton. "Our collection has included up to 250 varieties, mostly heirloom, but also some great modern varieties."
Shelton developed an interest in craft cider soon after his family began harvesting fruit from the orchard in the 1990s. Today, he's committed to producing a classic American cider using mostly antique American varieties. The cidery offers 11 ciders for sampling and sale at their tasting room, including the popular Royal Pippin, a refreshing single-varietal with hints of pineapple and grape.
Castle Hill Cider is another spot with strong ties to Mr. Jefferson—the 18th-century plantation was founded by Thomas Walker, the former president's guardian and mentor. Although the modern iteration of the orchard started in 2009, there's photographic evidence of an orchard on the grounds in the 1930s (likely given up after Prohibition), and the owners are renovating an old orchard of about 80 trees. "They're inconvenient—bushy, tall, far apart, on a steep mountainside—but the juice quality is extraordinary," says Castle Hill's cidermaker Stuart Madany.
Their diverse collection of ciders includes a few that are made using ancient techniques. Levity, the company's flagship Virginia sparkling cider, is the only commercial cider in the world made using kvevri, a clay fermentation vessel with roots dating back 8,000 years. And the crisp Celestial Merret honors the 17th century Englishman who pioneered bottle fermentation.
North of the city, college buddies Tim Edmond and Dan Potter are combining winemaking techniques with bold flavor experimentation at Potter's Craft Cider. Their latest venture is a cider made with Virginia raspberries that's reminiscent of an authentic Belgian lambic. Another quarterly release infuses hops into cider, with various apples chosen specifically for their ability to complement the character of the beer-centric plant. Although their production area at rural Wildair Farm is only available for tours and tastings by appointment, they're finishing up the renovation of a vintage Airstream trailer that will allow them to take their tastings on the road.
Just to the west in Nelson County, in the shadows of the Blue Ridge, is Bold Rock Hard Cider, the largest cidery in Virginia and the top-selling local cider company in the country. Founded in 2010 by native Virginian John Washburn and Brian Shanks, a New Zealander with nearly 30 years of experience working for the top cider companies in the world, the company's rustic cider barn in Nellysford is Bold Rock's center of operations, although they've recently expanded to Asheville, North Carolina.
With six-packs sold alongside major market brands in grocery stores across the mid-Atlantic, Bold Rock uses more mainstream apple varieties than some Virginia makers, but they're still committed to keeping it local. "Everything we've done here has been from local apples," Shanks says. "We have a policy to source as locally as we can."
With popular flavors like the tart Virginia Apple, made predominantly with Granny Smith apples, and Virginia Draft, Bold Rock has earned nearly 60 medals and awards over the last few years.
Shenandoah Valley: Reaching North
Virginia's northernmost cideries are scattered along a diverse landscape extending from the picturesque Shenandoah Valley to the Maryland border inching toward Washington, D.C.
Billing itself as Shenandoah Valley's original hard cidery, Old Hill Cider is located just a few miles from the West Virginia border. Old Hill's founder Shannon Showalter grew up on his family's orchard, founded in 1965, but decided to transition to cidermaking just five years ago. Visitors to the orchard and tasting room can try ciders like the dry, creamy Yesteryear and the sweet "front porch sipping cider," Betwixt.
Several of this region's producers create more than one type of spirit—Cobbler Mountain Cellars in Delaplane focuses on wine, but also has a hard cider with a beery effervescence, and Corcoran Vineyards & Cider in Waterford also juggles wine and an array of flavored ciders.
In the equestrian capital of Middleburg, Mt. Defiance Cidery & Distillery produces cider along with classic spirits like apple brandy, rum and absinthe. On the cider side, they have traditional blends, like a farmhouse-style that's made in small batches as well as more innovative offerings like a blueberry cider, a ginger cider and a bourbon barrel-aged cider.
Whether you decide to focus your Virginia cider tour on one region or you're ambitious—and thirsty—enough to follow the winding Cider Trail throughout the state, you're guaranteed to meet a diverse range of cidermakers who have one thing in common: they're passionate about making Virginia cider some of the best in the country.
This article originally ran in Volume 5 of CIDERCRAFT magazine. For the full story and more like this, click here to subscribe.


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The 10 Core Qualities of a Strong, Happy and Healthy FriendshipAugust 22, 2017
I recently watched a movie that made me really appreciate the value of friends and friendship. I watched "Girls Trip". A comedic film about four life long friends who take a trip after not seeing each other for years. During this getaway their friendship is rekindled and strengthened through tests of loyalty. I rather enjoyed this film and found myself laughing a lot. This movie reminded me of how important friendships are in life.
Friendship is defined as "the state of being friends" or "the quality or state of being friendly." I feel like that does not even give the true depth behind friendship. I think it is a relationship where people share similar values and interests. It is, to me, one filled with a combination of the following: trust, loyalty, love, respect, cooperation, affection, and support. A place where you feel comfortable to be you and bring all parts of you to the relationship.
Here are some key qualities that I think are vital for a happy, healthy and strong friendship...
1. Emotional Safety
Feeling safe to share what is going on in your life means that you don't have to think about whether this person is going to broadcast your life to others. You are able to share and process what you are going through with people who will support you and love you regardless of what you do.
2. Dependability
Being able to call up that friend when you need them to talk about any issue, to be able to get support from them and not have to be put off for weeks shows you you have someone you can rely on. If you have a person that makes up excuses every time you need them, they may not be the "ideal" friend.
3. Ability to be genuine
They tell it like it is. No sugar coating. If you have done something wrong, they tell you. If they see you going off-course... they tell you. If you are dating someone that is not good for you, they tell you. The friend you want is one that helps you become a better person. They don't tell you things that you want to hear, they tell you things that you need to hear for your growth as a person. You don't need a "YES" man. There is clear communication and conflicts are dealt with directly, which is a sign of a good relationship. They help you stay humble at times when you may forget what that means.
4. Ability to accept you flaws and all
They love you just the way you are. You don't have to pretend to be someone that you are not. You don't have to worry about being judged by them. There are no conditions placed on your relationship. No one is perfect. Everyone has insecurities that they struggle with and true friends recognize this and accept you with all of your flaws.
5. Ride or Die
Real friends stick with you through thick and thin. They do not bail at the sign of trouble in paradise. They work on improving the relationship and understand that relationships are not always roses and candy. They want the best for you and stick with you through the darkness and into the light. They will assist you in the hard times. A true friend knows that you can't do certain things on your own, you need the help of others to build you up and lift you to higher ground.
6. Fun
Relationships are boring without an aspect of fun. It is imperative that you enjoy being with each other. Being able to laugh with and at each other builds lasting memories.
7. Believes in you
A true friend believes in you. Supports you and is your biggest cheerleader. They feel your passion and know your vision for your future. They celebrate your successes with you and mourn your losses right along side you. They believe in you even when you don't. They push you to become a better person.
8. Listens to you
They listen to you. They really listen. They pay attention to what you are saying and are actively present in conversations with you. There is nothing worse than someone that is not completely there with you or someone that brings the conversation back to them.
9. Knows how to forgive
They understand that mistakes happen and we all make judgement errors from time to time when it comes to our relationships. The foundation of the friendship is based on love so when things that require forgiveness come up, there is a courage that surfaces to resolve the issue and move forward.
10. They make time
Friendship like any other relationship requires quality time spent. We all get busy with life, marriage, kids, work, school...etc... Things happen. However, true friends understand that, and carve out some time to catch up or the relationship falls apart. This catch up could be a phone call, text, actual meet up, some form of communication and when they do connect it is as if no time has passed at all.
I can say that I have some friendships that have all of these traits and more. Living prosperously depends on it.


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Fear works directly against faith.
Fear pulls me away from the Lord
When my faith is strong…
- I am happy, confident, and even energetic.
- I remain calm as difficulties arise, I see things in perspective, and I feel the comfort and guidance of the Spirit.
- When confronted with a new difficulty, I ask, "What am I to learn?" instead of asking "Why me?"
When fear overcomes me…
- I am anxious and worried about the future.
- Those are hard times, lonely times. I don't feel like I can handle things.
- I am likely to be easily upset and over react to problems.
- I become paralyzed or find myself caught in emotional loops of despair.
Fear is something I am well aquanted with.
I often have feared the unknown…
As a result, I have always tried to be proactive in order to control my life as much as possible and prevent any unknown surprises.
I was very fearful and I thought…
Instead of feeling peace, I began to be overwhelmed with the never ending 'to do list' that I created. I knew no matter what I did that I would always fall short. I became paralyzed by my fear.
When I look back at that time period, I realize that I did not understand the purpose of life and the purpose of difficulties in this life. I wished to avoid them at all cost.
Most of us wish to avoid hardships…
The truth is…
We would all like this life to be like a Disney Cruise! (I use that analogy because we all would like to have everything taken care of for us and our families. We want to have this magical, wonderful adventure complete with a happy theme song… you've seen the commercials… isn't that what you would like you life to be?)
"Why would I chose that?" You may say.
It was to help us become like Jesus and prepare us to live with Him.
A life of ease would never have done that… it would never develop the strength of character and faith and determined righteousness that we needed to learn in order to be…
"This should be our purpose—to persevere and endure, yes, but also to become more spiritually refined as we make our way through sunshine and sorrow."
Understanding the purpose of our trials and difficulties can help us combat fear and press forward in faith.
As I accept those things that come to me and pray for extra help to go through them, then I find peace and I find strength to continue on, and gradually I get more and more understanding. Despite all of the bad and the difficulties in the past two years I can look back and see growth and I can see good. That gives me faith and hope that the things right now that I don't understand will also work for my good and will help me to grow.
So everyday I choose faith over fear.
Questions to Ponder:
1. How can you better choose faith over fear?


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Cubs look to claim NL Central crown on MLB.TV
The very first division flag could fly today as the Cubs enter play in position to claim the National League Central. With a win over the Brewers or a Cardinals loss, Chicago can lock up the division and punch its ticket to the NL Division Series.
The Cubs' potential division clincher is far from the only matchup worth tuning in for today. The Giants and Cardinals open a pivotal four-game series in San Francisco with major Wild Card implications, while the Yankees continue their playoff pursuit against the first-place Red Sox at Fenway Park.
The very first division flag could fly today as the Cubs enter play in position to claim the National League Central. With a win over the Brewers or a Cardinals loss, Chicago can lock up the division and punch its ticket to the NL Division Series.
The Cubs' potential division clincher is far from the only matchup worth tuning in for today. The Giants and Cardinals open a pivotal four-game series in San Francisco with major Wild Card implications, while the Yankees continue their playoff pursuit against the first-place Red Sox at Fenway Park.
The Cubs are assured of postseason play. They can finish with no worse than the same record as St. Louis, and the Cardinals have four games remaining against the Giants. Since the Cards would have to win all of their games to tie Chicago, that would mean four losses for the Giants, who lead the Wild Card race by a half-game over the Mets. New York also can do no better than finish with the same record as the Cubs. In other words, in the highly unlikely event that the Cubs lose all of their remaining games and the Cardinals and Mets win all of theirs, there would be a tie atop the NL Central and the loser of the tiebreaking game would be one of the Wild Cards.
The best place to catch all the action is MLB.TV.
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Here's what to watch for throughout the day (all times ET):
Cubs return home on the verge of division title: MIL@CHC, 8:05 p.m.
The Cubs return to Chicago with an opportunity to celebrate their first NL Central title since 2008 in front of a hometown crowd today in a meeting with the Brewers at Wrigley Field. After seven seasons ceding the division to the Cardinals, Reds and Brewers, the Cubs are in prime position with a commanding 17-game lead on St. Louis.
"It'll be fun," Chicago's Anthony Rizzo said. "It's been the Cardinals' division for so many years now. We're going to really enjoy it when we do clinch [Thursday] or whenever it happens. We're not going to take it for granted."
Left-hander Mike Montgomery will start the potential division-clincher for the Cubs, making his fifth start with Chicago. He took a no-decision against the Brewers just last week, allowing one run on two hits in five innings of work. Righty Jimmy Nelson goes for the Brewers. He's struggled of late, allowing four or more runs in five of his last eight starts.
Stat that matters: This game marks the beginning of the Cubs' final homestand of the season. Chicago is an MLB-best 51-20 at home this year.
Video: CHC@MIL: Montgomery strikes out Santana swinging
Cards, Giants battle for Wild Card standing: STL@SF, 10:15 p.m.
This weekend's four-game series between the Cardinals and Giants could determine which team takes the field in the NL's one-game playoff next month. The Cardinals enter today's opener just one game behind the Giants and a half game back of the Mets in the Wild Card race. This series represents the final head-to-head matchup between any of those three teams.
"I think it's going to have that [October] feel," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said.
The opener will certainly feature a pitching matchup befitting October as veterans Adam Wainwright and Johnny Cueto toe the rubber. Wainwright has traditionally pitched well against the Giants with a 3.06 ERA in 13 career games (11 starts). Cueto, who spent seven-plus years in the NL Central, has a 3.88 ERA in 21 starts vs. St. Louis.
Stat that matters: The Cardinals have outscored opponents, 250-177, in the seventh inning and later this season. The Giants, meanwhile, have the most blown saves (28) in the NL.
Video: Wainwright, Cueto set to duel in San Francisco
Yankees, Red Sox clash as playoff races heat up: NYY@BOS, 7:10 p.m.
The Yankees continue their pursuit of a Wild Card spot today in the opener of a four-game series against the first-place Red Sox. A division title isn't yet out of reach, however, as New York trails Boston by four games within the American League East. The Red Sox enter the series having won eight of their last 12 games, hoping to maintain their hold on first place with the O's just one game back.
Masahiro Tanaka will look to continue his recent dominance in the opener. The right-hander is unbeaten (6-0) in his last seven starts with a 1.94 ERA. He held the Rays to just one run and struck out a season-high 10 batters his last time out.
The Red Sox will counter with lefty Eduardo Rodriguez, who has been at his best when facing the Yankees. He's 4-1 with a 1.88 ERA in six career starts vs. New York.
Stat that matters: The Yankees on Wednesday signed veteran Billy Butler, who was released from the A's last weekend. Butler, a right-handed hitter, is slashing .299/.381/.491 for his career vs. southpaws, and the Red Sox will deploy three lefty starters in this four-game set.
Video: LAD@NYY: Murray takes in the Yankees game
MLB.TV Premium subscribers get the Mosaic View -- split screen or quad, available on PC or Mac only. That always comes in handy, especially when scoreboard-watching looms. MLB.TV Premium and MLB.TV Single Team subscribers both enjoy HD and both will get real-time highlights and player stats automatically loaded moments after they occur (only for the game you are watching with MLB.TV Single Team, and for all games with MLB.TV Premium).
Chad Thornburg is a reporter for MLB.com.


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Google will launch its own Android Wear 2.0 smartwatches
You won't get a Pixel Watch, but it will have Google DNA inside.
The smartwatch category is one that's had plenty of hype in recent times, whether you're a fan of the Apple Watch, or Samsung's own Tizen-powered Gear S3 line. Google has long had its own play in this market with Android Wear, but to date it has provided the software while other manufacturers such as Huawei, LG and Motorola have produced the actual hardware.
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The new flagships will be the first to launch with Android Wear 2.0, but they won't be the only devices to get the new operating system. Here's the rundown of the devices that will also be capable of upgrading to Android Wear 2.0:
Android Wear 2.0 Update
|Moto 360 Gen 2
|Moto 360 Sport
|LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE
|LG Watch Urbane
|LG G Watch R
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|Casio Smart Outdoor Watch
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The final developer release of Android Wear 2.0 is expected in January with retail devices to follow shortly thereafter. It's expected that some manufacturers may announce new smartwatch models at CES 2017 that may incorporate Android Wear 2.0 when they are released. However,as it does with its Pixel phones, Google's reserving first to market space for its own efforts.
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Great tapas restaurants are hard to find outside Spain, especially if they're off the usual tourist trails, making Meson Don Felipe and Mar I Terra remarkably good finds. I visited both on a recent trip to London.
Mar i Terra
14 Gambia Street, Waterloo, London SE1 OXH
Standing alone and hidden behind a railway line near Southwark tube station is one of London's best kept secrets, Mar I Terra, a great little traditional tapas bar, complete with cheesy pictures of Spain decorating the walls.
The building itself dates back to the mid 19th century and was built to cater for local railway workers, it draws a much different crowd now. Most people frequenting Mar I Terra either live locally, have heard of it by word-of-mouth or spotted it out of the window of a passing train between Waterloo and London Bridge.
However you find it, it's worth a visit, for the food served here really is something special. Of course, there are the staple dishes available at most run-of-the-mill tapas restaurants, like patatas bravas and tortilla Español, but at Mar I Terra they serve up some wonderful rustic fare that is seldom found outside the tavernas of Spain.
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Wine buffs will go cross-eyed at the magnificent wine list available. All are Spanish and each listing comes fully annotated to help make the decision easier.
Meson Don Felipe
53 The Cut, Waterloo, London SE1 8LF
Located just behind Waterloo and the Southbank, Meson Don Felipe is popular with both locals and the pre-theatre crowd visiting the Young and Old Vic on The Cut. It is compact, sometimes extremely so, and always bustling. On first impressions this little Spanish tapas bar appears chaotic, but only because it has a continuous flow of customers – which speaks for itself, really.
The restaurant does not accept bookings, with hungry clients served on a first-come, first-served basis, although the wait is never too long. And, because it's slightly off the touristy beaten track it manages to retain the fervour of a local authentic tapas restaurant.
The food is unpretentious, as it should be, after all, tapas started out as nothing more than a cover or lid – the literal translation for 'tapa' – over a glass of wine to keep the flies out.
Meson Don Felipe makes no attempt to pander to English dining habits and sensibilities, which happens far too often in UK restaurants. The fare is straight-forward and very tasty; the Brocheta de Cordero – lamb skewers – are a good choice, as are the prawns with garlic butter – Gambas al ajillo. The paella is always a winner here, too.
Accompanied with a good basic Spanish wine from the decent wine list, a generous tapas meal at Meson Don Felipe proves to be great value for money.
Look out for the flamenco guitarist, too. He's normally perched precariously on a little stool above the door to the kitchen, strumming away to his heart's content – not something you see everyday in London town.
*Image Credits courtesy of respective restaurants.


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I'm finding this summer that the beach is calling my name and I adhere to it. Thus, my daily writing goals are suffering. I choose to set my goals high, 2,500 per day, but this summer I'm only achieving 1,000 words a day. How are your goals this summer going?
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Group relationships: Bufonidae, Family Bufonidae
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