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Harrisburg, PA (RestaurantNews.com) Arooga's Grille House & Sports Bar, with nine locations in Central Pennsylvania- soon to be ten with its newest location in Lancaster – has launched its latest menu which takes its restaurant credo; preparing all items made-to-order with fresh, high-quality ingredients in order to ensure the most crave-able flavors possible, to the next level by introducing new items and showcasing some old favorites
Some of the new and updated items and options on the new menu include:
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- New option to add crispy bacon crumbles to wings
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All Arooga's locations are certified Gluten Free by the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness. More than 50 menu items are certified Gluten Free or offer Gluten Free options, and they take special care to ensure those options are conveniently labeled on the menu. Arooga's also has continued its trend in offering items that are all natural, such as their Wagyu Kobe burger line up, and has hopes of eventually transitioning all of its menu items to contain only all natural and organic ingredients. Also, due to the popularity of their unique burger concept, Bacon Grind Burgers, which were featured last month as a limited time offer, Arooga's has decided to make them a permanent fixture to their menu line up. Guests will also see their old favorites such as the Arooga's Crab Pretzel, Pittsburgher, and, as always, their world famous wings tossed in one of their National Buffalo Wing Festival Award Winning sauces.
"Our revamped menu items signals a new beginning for Arooga's. Our company initiative is to, over the next several years, transition our menu to be completely all natural and organic," said Arooga's co-founder and president Gary Huether, Jr. "It started with our addition of the steroid, hormone, and antibiotic free, grain fed Wagyu Kobe burgers to our menu. We have also transitioned all of our soups and dips to be MSG, Trans Fat, and Azodicarbonamide free and contain all natural ingredients, and we recently released our limited time offer Organic Chicken Noodle Soup, which is our first USDA Organic menu item. If you've never been to Arooga's or haven't been for some time, we're very excited for you to experience our awesome new menu."
Although Arooga's is famous for its energetic environment, 100 TVs per restaurant and seemingly endless draft beer options, the concept has always taken its food very seriously and it has drawn raves. Arooga's cleans house every year with local awards, even receiving a "Best of Harrisburg" Business Hall of Fame home as an award recipient for seven consecutive years, in as many years of eligibility. Arooga's won the most categories in the annual Reader Favorites list, sponsored by Susquehanna Style Magazine, including Best Bar Food, Best Burger, Casual Date Spot, Happy Hour Spot, Neighborhood Bar, and Best Wings.
The concept also topped the readers' favorite poll for Best Sports Bar and Best Wings in Harrisburg Magazine's highly coveted "Simply the Best" awards. Arooga's has won both categories for the past six years, in as many years of eligibility. In addition, Arooga's Signature Wing Sauces are five time award winners at the National Buffalo Wing Festival, the crown jewel of wing contests.
"We love our atmosphere here but if the food isn't fantastic, guests won't come back," continued Huether, Jr. "We're always looking to improve quality, from ingredients to preparation. Even if something is great now, we are looking for ways to make it better. That's how we roll."
Arooga's is one of the fastest growing restaurant concepts in the world, with soon-to-be 10 corporate locations in its hometown region of Central PA and 28 franchise locations under contract. Arooga's recently made its out-of-state debut with its first franchise location in Uncasville, Connecticut as part of a 15 unit franchise agreement with the Mohegan Tribe. Arooga's will be seen in Chicago as early as this summer and in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area by 2017.
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The first city of our trip in Thailand was Bangkok. I have only a few pictures worth posting because I honestly we didn't see much that I wanted to capture.
I was in Bangkok for a total of 3 days, and I can easily sum up those three days in 3 words.
Sweaty, Smelly, and Lost.
This was my first lesson in rather or not one should plan their trip. We didn't have any plans for travel in Bangkok. while backpacking in Europe, I would find the central station go there, and explore that area of the city. There was always something to stumble upon, and on the first day of travel I love getting to know the city by wandering through it.
This does not work in Bangkok. First of all, we tried to go to a big green area on the map labeled "palace". Next to it there appeared to be a garden. This wasn't the center. The tourist center is really located along the river. We were wandering down a hot 6 lane road toward a palace that had high walls and security guards.
Second, you can't really wander around because it is so hot. I knew that I would be in a tropical climate, but I was unprepared for this heat. I am from Georgia so I thought I would be ready for it, but nothing is like the heat here. I was drenched in sweat everyday. I had no appetite until nighttime or once I was in an air conditioned building. The heat made the stench everywhere so much worse. It is dirty city, with garbage scattered across street corners and the smell of rotting fish in market areas. My last day I frequently felt dizzy and nauseous. I stopped eating anything risky, but in the end I think it was the heat. no matter how much water I drank, I felt light headed until I was at last in air conditioning.
It is a big city. Going anywhere takes a while. And while the taxi cabs are cheap, the traffic is awful so you get places much faster by taking the Sky Train or Underground. It is certainly too hot to walk anywhere.
Bangkok wasn't, however, a bad experience. Many people go there for the nightlife. We went out on Koh Song Road one night, and even on a Tuesday it was lively.
The highlight for me was the food. You have an amazing blend of food from across the world here, and exotic street food to choose from too. I refused to eat the scorpion, but a cart full of maggots, spiders, roaches, and scorpions wee definitely the most exotic food I saw.
Bangkok is one of the cheapest places to fly to in south east Asia from abroad, so it will be on most backpackers' itinerary. I just wanted make your stay there too long. Three days was more than enough for me!0


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"History with the nasty bits left in" The Groovy Greeks Activity Book is stuffed with killer quizzes, gruesome games and amazing mazes to bring all those horrible heroes and suffering slaves to life. Want to: * create you very own groovy Greek soldier? * play a gruesome game of myths and monsters? * learn how to compete in the odd Olympic games? Puzzle your parents with Terry Deary's foul facts and stun your schoolmates with Martin Brown's crafty cartoons. With a push-out Greek soldier to dress for battle, you're sure to find the Groovy Greeks will have you standing to attention History has never been so horrible
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By Tim Ryan
There are a few surfing spots in the world where if your roots, spirit, and stoke are simple and pure for this avocation that some call a sport, you're a bit overwhelmed just by being at the place.
In California these spots may be The Ranch, Malibu, El Capitan, Steamer Lane, Lower Trestles, and WindanSea.
Regardless if there are waves, it's the set up, the surrounding ocean, the sounds be it ankle biters or thick wrapping perfection. Even with eyes closed your senses follow that cracking from outside to shore break. And you probably mind surf each wave.
This day, a week into our surf journey, we'll return to the legendary right point break where Santa Barbara County meets the Ventura County line.
Whether you surf this special spot once or consistently, there's no forgetting favorite days and waves, even sections of waves, and hurried paddle outs because nearly all sessions here become lasting impressions.
In January 1964, my now deceased best friend, Dennis – the brother of Steve my surfing companion on this nostalgia trip – and I made our first foray away from L.A. County surf – some 80 miles north to Rincon.
(The word rincón can be translated to 'spot', 'place' or 'corner' (like a corner in a room). It can also mean 'remote corner' or 'outpost', but it depends on the context.)
We knew what we wanted to see, but there were no guarantees of a swell running just simple surfer hope. These were the days of no wave reports, no leases, only thin Short John O'Neil wetsuits to ward off mid 50-degree water, knee paddling to stay dry, and thick paraffin wax for our decks. We drove to Rincon on faith but also the thrill of just being there. If there were no waves at least we could say we had been there, right?
It was a cold, foggy day when we parked along the ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway directly in front of the break. (You can no longer park there.) Only one other car was there and the sun was just starting to win its battle against the thick mist.
Sitting on the seawall that protects Highyway 101, Dennis and I heard a roar then some crashes around first point. We squinted to catch a glimpse.
"Well, it sounds like it's breaking," Dennis said.
The tide was low; exposed rocks stretched from the cove westward into the fog. The best point break we had surfed up to this time was Malibu, perhaps a minor league wave compared to Rincon. Where would we paddle out and not get caught inside? We waited.
Then the fog lifted like a theater curtain. We saw an empty six-foot wave wrapping and bending around first point then into the cove never sectioning almost cartoon like in its perfection.
"Jeeeesus," Dennis said.
"All it does is peel. God, it's a freight train," I said.
I remember this lump in my throat and a knot in my stomach watching the green, glassy wave spiral for a few hundred yards before its last bit of energy expired on the seawall.
"So it's real," Dennis said. "This wave is real."
For a brief moment we were silent. Then without saying a word we hurried into the blue VW van sliding long boards out, hurried to suit up, then climbed down the seawall to a dusty trail, gingerly stepping into the frigid ocean.
Bone chilling. Shrinkage.
After taking a couple of small shorebreak waves on our legs, we hopped on our knees paddling furiously to beat the next set. Dennis was paddling ahead of me then looked back smiling. He was happy; so was I.
The fog still hovered when we heard another clap around the point. A second head-high, mossy wave became visible, but this time with a surfer wearing only blue palaka pattern canvas trunks riding morning glass in full trim and crouching. The curling wave stretched out in front of him for a hundred yards.
The surfer was also smiling.
I've never forgotten Dennis' yell: "He'll never make it!"
"Hell, we'll never make it over that wave!" I responded.
But this lanky solitary surfer knew Rincon. He stood, dropped under sections, stepped forward into full trims, gentle, functional cut backs, smooth as silk bottom turns, then a stall for the tube. His silhouette clearly visible inside this cool wave of color.
A moment after the surfer jetted by us the wave's lip blasted Dennis and me off our boards, which we clung to like life preservers.
We didn't waste time talking but frantically climbed back on, then paddled beyond the impact zone where we sat silent contemplating for a brief moment the most perfect wave we had ever seen in this first year of our becoming surfers. My teeth chattered; we both shivered.
We sat at the point with only three of us out. Cars stacked with boards began arriving on Highway 101.
Another head high set lumped on the horizon near second point. We didn't know the takeoff spot so we sat still.
Dennis was a bit too far over so I snagged the first wave, cheating on the takeoff. I nearly spun out but my fin reset. After a cautious turn, I trimmed and let the wave have its way with me. The lip pitched and bowled. I squatted. I still vividly remember this shimmering wave allowing me inside again and again. Really, my first tube.
Only a surfer knows that feeling.
We were astounded not only by Rincon's consistent shape, but how this gift of nature – at least this morning – improved our fledgling performances. Our usual brief nose rides were longer here. We had gotten tubed before, but this time we actually made it out. Cut backs were more fluid with the energy of the waves getting a major assist for that.
Some four hours later Dennis and I met on the beach, both having wiped out from exhaustion, losing our boards to the cove, then doing the rock dance over small, jagged stones. Certainly a slow dance though any pain was subdued since our feet were in a state of hyperthermia.
The ride back to Hollywood was uncharacteristically quite for us. We were exhausted, cold, hungry, elated and satiated. It was the first of hundreds of surf adventures to Rincon.
We would eventually share waves with Renny Yater and George Greenough and Lance Carson and Mickey Dora and Bob Cooper and Bob "Pork Chop" Baron, all legends at the time. Their styles influenced us though we knew we were poor copycats.
I recall that day to Steve as we head toward Santa Barbara. We'd been stumped by sloppy waves and brisk west winds along the Big Sur coast. We're hoping for any semi-smooth point break waves anywhere.
The coastline between Gaviota and Ventura hasn't changed much but just inland there's large scale residential and commercial growth. In some spots the crops have become red tile roofs of Spanish-style homes. It was inevitable.
Surfers surf; developers develop.
We stopped at Santa Barbara's Beach House on State Street to talk story with friend Roger Nance. A Beach House salesman with wet hair whispers to Nance that Rincon "has waves, not many people out." No discussion about size. It's late April so any size now is a spring gift. We bid a quick aloha to Nance and head to Rincon.
The parking lot is nearly full, but we find a spot. Surfers of all ages are either coming out of the water or going in. They're all smiling and friendly.
The surf is a consistent three to four feet with an occasional head high. Medium outgoing tide. Rocks exposed. Mostly makeable gentle tubes. Walking over the rocks and looking seaward we see two keiki surfers – maybe 11 years old – get barreled on separate waves.
A good sign.
A slight southeast wind causes the waves to crumble a bit soon, but still the rides are at least 75 yards. Sand has settled inside so tubes are an equal part green and brown. Most of the 20-plus surfers in the water are polite and willing to share. Or is it because we're old?
Steve says he's going to sit inside the cove. I agree, but as usual Steve decides to paddle beyond first point. His first wave is shoulder high. He turns fast, steps into full trim, then moves to the nose hanging five. Several surfers watch the the old master do his thing.
As the lower tide begins to close out that wave, Steve back peddles and straightens out. The expression on his face tells me he's stoked.
I cheat on the take off on a frothy wave. The guy paddling in front of me looks towards me and yells "Go for it!" Is this for real?
I bottom turn into a speeding section, trimming, extending my right hand to simply touch the wave's lip. I love doing that!
For a moment it's like my eyes are a fisheye lens. Looking ahead, I see the number of houses lining the point on my left, the seawall dead ahead, the steep hillside across the highway, La Conchita Pier a mile away to my right, the wave's bottom sucking out below me, sand and rocks, froth and eel glass. I close my eyes oh so briefly then open them and pull out. I'm very happy.
I do so love this place.
Rincon over the decades helped refine Steve and my styles. On small to medium size days the wave bloated our egos. On bigger days like in the double overhead swell of January 1969, it was humbling but the Queen allowed me to survive.
During that same swell a few days later when the size mercifully had dropped, I paddled out under dark, gray skies. How could I not surf this swell until it ends. I rode for hours even when a high ride filled in and the backwash off the seawall sent surfers riding too far down the line flying.
I climbed and dropped on shimmering wave faces gliding longer that I had ever ridden anywhere before. I was confident and cocky; a bad combination. I paid the price.
The backwash refracted from the seawall as I was making another bottom turn. It struck the wave face at the same time I turned sending me falling into the trough. A desperate reach for my board failed.
My beloved three-stringer, $175, 10-foot Phil Edwards Model washed toward the seawall. The wave lifted the board up its face, clutched it in its lip, demonically held it high, then slammed it into the seawall, snapping it cleanly in half. All three stringers severed.
Rincon holds a special place for me but not just because of its waves. I would retreat here in dark times to diminish emotional pain. When I went through a divorce in the early 1970s, my dog Tasha and I slept in my van for days on the highway fronting Rincon where I would often cry myself to sleep then surf to exhaustion the next day. That could mean three sessions.
I needed Rincon. Can you understand? I needed to be physically exhausted; I needed to feel accomplished and believe that I could do something right. I needed to surf well and powerful and stylish. Whether or not I did that I don't know, but The Queen granted me that privilege and helped me believe I had.
Aloha for listening.
Next Go Out: El Capitan memories then fun waves at California Street


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Introduction: Optimize Room
Hello all
What are you doing if you don't have enough space for reading, working, sleeping and in all aspects for living.
This is our room(me and my brother) and we optimize it for living?
What can we do with a small room for two person with many things?
It was the first question
and the answer was ((make a place for everything)).
We spent first step for measuring and deciding.
Before deciding, I made a bicycle hanger ;some of the spaces we had, was under bicycle, wall, top of wardrobe and a 12 m^2 room. I don't have any images of the process.but will show you what did we made
Please be with my first instructable to show you our room
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Step 1: Worktable
Two table merge to one table for hand working and PC working.Before trying to work on a table, I complete projects on the floor.It was hard; so Working on a small table, amazing for me but not pleasant for everybody.
You can use curtain rods for hanging something;in this case I use it as a hangar for airplanes.
Step 2: Bicycle and Sports
Generally in a small place hanging is the best way to embed everything with no shrinking environment.
((Deprivation brings creativity)) a friend said to me and it's right; if you have big place you can choose everywhere for everything but if you have a small place, you don't have a choice, you should create yours.
Step 3: Make Rack
Everybody have things that does not need them every time but should be available.
a rack on top of the room is ok for this.in fact everywhere on top of the room can be a rack.
Step 4: Bed and Sleeping
A small place need a small bed, and simple sofa can use for this.
I hope you can use this ideas in your room.
P.S: It's my first instructables and first English writing.please tell me if you enjoy or see some mistakes.
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Nice work gentlemen!!
Thank you .I hope this doing for you.
way more room for activities!
Yeah! that's it.
Great first Instructable. Welcome to the community.
Joining to this community is an honor for me.
Thank you.
Nice rug. It really ties the room together dude! ?
Beautiful eyes see beautiful things
It's a Persian style of rug.
I enjoyed your instructable very much. Thank you for sharing it with us!
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The seashore is enchanting place where sounds of crashing waves fill our ears and low slanting sunlight illuminates the wind blown spray off the rolling waves.
The seashore is enchanting place where sounds of crashing waves fill our ears and low slanting sunlight illuminates the wind blown spray off the rolling waves.
The continuous voice in my work is a mixture of layering line, color and forms, creating patterns and texture.
A tree is an ever-changing organic being. It sends branches where leaves can find sunlight, and crotches form where branches grow to become secondary trunks.
From disorder (a chaos) Order grows – Grows fruitful The chaos feeds it. William Carlos Williams
To paint is an easy and joyously messy task; it's a pastime enjoyed by many. To create a painting is more taxing, and is accomplished by very few.
This current work is a further exploration into the relationship between the natural world and the human psyche.
While I love the beauty I witness all around me, I am as compelled by something I cannot see as much as that which I can see.
Widely recognized as a renowned contemporary realist, Greg Mort's art is included in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, The Delaware Art Museum, the Corcoran Museum of Art, the Portland Art Museum and many more.
As the figures emerge from the material there is a representation of the feminine archetype and a sensuousness that both females and marble share.
The act of remembering is what currently drives my work. To visually navigate the stories in my mind… to remember stories that may not exist, to imagine stories not yet told.
With my images I try to evoke a sense of space and motion often enhanced by rich and dramatic use of monochromatic tones.
Sometimes I wonder if Agnes Martin was right when she said visual art cannot, and should not, be explained in words.
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July 21, 2008
Cats are not Clutter
My new favorite place in the house is my desk. The home office has long been the lone repository of clutter left in my entire house and it's just taken forever and a day to get it sorted out. But oh man it is so worth it! Here is a better view of the desk area:
Again, I can't recommend the company where I got this furniture - dreadful awful customer service so bad that I will never ever shop there again, ever, As God Is My Witness, etc. etc. The end.
A few weeks ago I watched a TV program called "The Messiest Home In America." I felt so bad for those folks, their house was not just a messy and cluttered house but it was REALLY dirty. Filthy dirty. Clutter drags you down in so many ways, and I guess some people give up altogether. I'm not someone who can live in a dirty house, so even after I moved into this house my piles of clutter had to be dusted and vacuumed around and placed in tidy piles. It was exhausting to constantly clean around all my clutter! All that clutter turned even a basic cleaning job into a time-consuming and difficult task and no matter how hard I tried to keep it all clean it never felt as clean as I like my house to be.
My clutter consumption problem probably would have gone unnoticed for a good long while if I had continued on the path we were on when I was married: systematically moving "up" every few years, moving into larger and larger spaces so the stuff got spread out over a wider square footage. And then shopping to fill up the new larger space!
But in 2004 I got dumped and all the sudden had to move 2,500 square feet of belongings into 800 square feet of space. In a matter of hours my life went from organized and "decorated" and spacious to tiny and scary and cluttered. Seeing all my stuff piled up into my new little house was simply overwhelming.
My problem has never been that I needed the right system to bring harmony to my home -- I did not need a Flylady or an acronym or a personal organizer or yet another plastic bin from Target. Of course, I thought I needed those things, especially when it was all so overwhelming and I was an emotional mess and life in general was chaotic. When I moved and saw all my mountains of crap I fell into immediate paralysis -- I just felt anxiety and fear and had no idea where to begin. It was all just too much.
So I can fully understand why some people get into such a mess that theirs becomes The Messiest House In America. I'm not judging, I know we all have messes. Some of us more than others. And maybe you do need a system or some outside help or maybe you just need time, every person is different, but you really can get it under control -- my home office is living proof of that. You just decide you cannot live this way and you start where you are. You declutter one little pile of stuff at a time. It has taken me YEARS to do it but it's one of my happiest accomplishments.
For a long time I thought the answer to my problem was space. I believed I needed to pay down my debt so I could move to a bigger place to better house all my things. That is how skewed my perspective had become -- I didn't immediately think of how to live smaller and smaller, I just hoped one day I could live bigger and bigger! But as I worked hard to stop spending and squirreled away every dime to pay off my massive debt, I began to see how much unhappiness I had tried to shop away. As time passed I started seeing the connection between my insecurities and my need to buy something to fill up a void. And it was pretty clear my shopping-therapy strategy had not worked.
So finally it dawned on me that I didn't need to buy more stuff to hold my clutter or spend more money to live in a larger house. I didn't need systems and schedules and a complex zone strategy to cleaning and arranging crap. The solution wasn't nearly as complicated as I tried to make it. The solution was I needed to get rid of some stuff! And furthermore, I needed to stop purchasing more stuff. The end. That was and still is the solution for me and it's working.
It's not as easy as it sounds, of course. It takes time to let go of things, time to understand your buying habits, time to realize that you used shopping like a drug, used it as a way to feel better. It takes time to figure out what is essential. How much do you really need to live? How much do you want? It takes time to make yourself feel happy and secure and comfortable without signing a receipt. It's taken me three-almost-four years and I'm still not all the way there.
Making the decision to stop buying crap for a few months has been really good for me. I've had a few blips -- I bought two magazines last month on autopilot (!!) and on my birthday I picked up three things at a yarn shop -- but it's been a great way to re-evaluate my shopping habits. All I want is a tidy, clean and well-appointed little house. I don't want to be some Zen Buddhist monk living in a white room and sleeping on a straw mat. But I do want to be able to reach and enjoy (and clean) the few things I need and love.
I used to be so overwhelmed with clutter that my way of dealing with the anxiety was to go out and buy more organizational crap at Target and Ikea. Buying even more stuff to hold my stuff -- now if that is not insanity, what is? It took a long time for me to see the solution to having too much crap wasn't to go out and buy more crap!
The biggest step forward I've made in this period of nonconsuming is to re-evaluate my most hardwired shopping instincts. I've also noticed I hang onto things that I wish would have worked out -- but that didn't work out -- just because I spent money on them. So I've said good-bye this month to organizational items I bought back in the day, trying to deal with my clutter by adding more clutter. I bought a white cube organizer shelf unit over two years ago and all it has done is clutter up my house. The squares are too small for my books and too open to hold my bits and bobs (especially no Bobs!) The shelf was the wrong height to fit beneath my windows so it took up a whole swath of wall space and I couldn't really use it effectively no matter what I tried. So of course to solve this problem I spent even MORE money and bought little bins to fit in the cubbies. But then I didn't really have any stuff that fit well in the bins.
However, since I had spent all this money on it (throwing good money after bad with new bins and baskets and buying doors for the cubes, etc.) I just assumed it was staying. It did not occur to me to STOP BUYING STUFF to make a bad purchase more palatable. That is crazytalk. Last month I looked at my useless shelf unit with new eyes. I finally decided it was ridiculous to hold on to something just because I wished it would have worked out and because I already paid for it. I dragged the whole unit out to the garage to be donated or sold another day, and later made a wild sweep through the clutter of the home office and got rid of all the organizational purchases that had become clutter. The stuff I didn't want went in the recycle bin so the stuff I do want is now easier to reach. Novel concept, huh?
This is the last remaining pile of unsorted clutter I have in the entire house:
That's monumental. The tip of my clutter iceberg used to look like this:
So a few bins of clutter is a massive improvement. Not perfect, but it's progress. I still have some organizational shelves and bins I bought back in the day that don't work all that great but I'm going to keep purging stuff slowly over the next few months and then really figure out what my bookcase and storage needs are come January. If I keep going at this pace I'll have my possessions pared down to the right level for me by winter. And then, instead of buying cheapy "just for now" stuff, I'm going to really figure out what I need and want and measure my walls and think it through and buy the right shelving, not the available or cheap one.
You can see in this picture what I mean about having a bunch of particleboard shelving crammed in a corner:
It's working for now because my office stuff is finally organized and I know what's in every shelf and I can get to it without moving boxes. But it's not a part of the room I just love -- I see it and know I bought a lot of that white particleboard shelving when I had no idea what to do with all my clutter. And eventually my goal is to have less stuff requiring a shelf anyway.
So, there's progress in some places and still more work to do. The rest of the house is working well and the office is finally a real, functional room instead of a storage locker. It's taken me almost four years to liberate my life of sentimental doodads, boxes of old papers, cassette tapes that have no way to be played, computer equipment that is obsolete, stuff holding more stuff. But I am living proof that it can be done, box by box, little bit by little bit.
The biggest changes happen so slowly, I'm almost surprised to see how far I've come from where I was. It's makes me excited to think of what changes are to come, where I might be going from here.
This cat is not clutter.
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A Decisive Guide to the Best Casino Apps
Welcome to our Casino, Slots, Roulette, and Blackjack App Guide
Ultimately a casino app is supposed to give you access to all the fun and excitement that you would have in a land-based casino and replicate an experience as close as possible to this onto your mobile device. That is no easy feat when you look at the challenges app developers face:
- Getting an entire casino into a screen that is only a few centimeters is tricky business
- The app developers must consider the processing power of the devices the app will run on
- Mobile devices also need to be able to deal with all your casino financial needs
For the most part, the app developers that began the trend of real money casino gaming have done an outstanding job.
In many ways, they have succeeded what many thought would be impossible. Now, all you need to do is search on Google, Yahoo, or on the Apple Store and Google Play stores to find tons of options for you to download an online casino app for your mobile.
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There are still quite a few questions to be answered for those still skeptical about playing real money poker, baccarat, roulette, blackjack, or slots.
- How do real money casino apps work?
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What is an online casino app?
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Many if not all the apps are essentially compact versions of the desktop online casino. Only the app itself has been designed to work on your device's screen size and utilize your device's processing power to provide the best possible casino gaming experience.
This is the beauty of online casino apps. They adapt to your device so you can experience the graphics, sound effects as well as the look and feel of a desktop casino straight from your mobile device.
What about playing real money on my casino app?
If you want to play free casino games from a real money casino, then that is always an option. However, if you are looking to get your money in and have a punt on the many casino card games, whirl the wheel, roll dice, or spin the reels, then casino apps allow just this.
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How can I make sure I find the best casino app for me?
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- Test email support, responses and response times
- Live chat support services
- Telephone support
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- Newsletters from the casino
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Once I have chosen a casino app, how do I install it?
When you choose the casino brand that you feel is most suitable to you, then you just need to visit the app store that is compatible with your device.
This usually means you have 2 options:
You can find the app by searching the casino name in either of these stores. Once you have found the relevant app, it is the same process as any other app – just click download and wait for your device to confirm that the download is complete.
Another sure-fire way to make sure you get the right app from the online casino of your choice is to visit the casino's website from your browser.
- Find the download app option either by clicking on a sign-up bonus offer or download area
- You will be automatically directed through the process of downloading the casino app
Should you choose to go directly to the casino site to download the app and find there is no option to download to your mobile, then it is likely the casino does not offer a mobile app download for the device that you are using.
What games are available to play via a casino app?
Although the vast majority of new online casino games released in this day and age are also made to work on multiple mobile devices, you will find that the number of games available on your mobile device are slightly less than if you played on your desktop device.
Nonetheless, that does not mean you are still not spoilt for choice. There are around 100 real money casino games available on online casino platforms provided by software developers like Microgaming and NetEnt.
Here is a list that gives you just a taste of what to expect:
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- Merlin's Millions
- Mega Moolah
- Jurassic World
- Agent Jane Blonder
- Game of Thrones
- Blackjack
- Player's Choice
- Classic Gold Series
- Roulette
- European
- Classic
- Scratch Cards
- Irish Eyes
- Ramesses Riches
- Volcano Eruption
- Other Popular Games
- Jack or Better Video Poker
- Aces and Eights Video Poker
- Deuces Wild
What keeps online casinos as impressive if not debatably more entertaining than brick and mortar casinos is the sheer variety of ways to play each game. Many land-based casinos will have maybe 1 or 2 versions of Blackjack or Roulette.
On the contrary, online casinos will provide you with multiple ways to play the same game, but slightly different rules to the way the game is played.
How safe are online casino apps to play?
Provided you do your homework and make sure you find out as much information as possible about the casino apps that are most appealing to you, then safety is not an issue.
Here are some tips:
- Ensure they have financial industry graded security encryption (128-bit minimum). This will ensure all your personal details are kept safe.
- Play on a secure WiFi connection to avoid any mishaps that could occur on public WiFi that hackers and packer sniffers are likely to target
- Ensure the casino is certified by a trustworthy regulation board. If you are in the UK for example, then it will be regulated via the UK Gambling Commission
- Check for reviews from other players that use or have played at the same casino you are interested in downloading the app from
Even if you are playing an online casino or accessing your internet banking via your laptop or mobile device, then the same rules always apply. Think about safety first to ensure that your personal details as well as banking information is kept safe and securer from prying eyes.
What are the differences between mobile casino apps and desktop online casinos?
Most of the differences of a desktop experience versus a mobile app casino experience are basically common sense:
- You can plug your desktop into huge screens with surround sound action
- Desktop casinos have a much wider selection of games compared to mobile apps
- You have access to many of the originally designed online casino games
- Playing via your desktop means you are restricted from moving around
- Your mobile casino app means you can play anywhere
What are the differences between land-based casinos and online casinos?
Once again there are the obvious points to mention. Land-based casinos give you far more authentic casino experience because you will be there physically at the casino table playing with other people.
We can mention some of the advantage to online casinos however:
- Floor space does not restrict the number of game online casinos can host
- More variations of blackjack, roulette and other tables games are available online
- Computer code is limitless meaning designers can bring out any variation of game
- You get far more bonus incentives playing online compared to playing at a live casino
Maybe we have missed a few points here, but you can build a clear picture of just how much more flexible an online casino can be; especially when it comes to computer code.
For example, Microgaming has a Roulette game called Multi-Wheel Roulette. You make your bets on 1 single roulette board, but you can spin from 1 to 8 wheels. If you spin 8 wheels, your bet is multiplied 8 times! This is only made possible by computer code!
Will I be able to use mobile app casino account on multiple devices?
As you will have signed up to an online casino brand, then you will have an account with that casino.
What does this mean?
If that casino offers, iOS apps, Android Apps, a desktop downloadable app or even better a HTML5 play from your computer browser, then you will be able to log on and play using any one of these methods. For instance, you may have a Samsung Android Smartphone and an Apple iPad.
Provided the online casino has an iOS app and an Android app, then you can play using the same account on your Samsung Android as you would play using your Apple iPad. You can even log on to your Windows desktop and log on to the online casino using the exact same log on credentials and play on the same account with the same balance!


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One of the most stressed organs in your body is your eyes. From the time you get up until the time you go to sleep, you use your eyes to do practically everything—household chores, gardening, and, not to mention, looking at the TV or the computer screen for a major part of the day. Even when you take a break, you look at your phone screen to thumb through pictures and posts.
FeedFond has compiled 10 simple exercises that you can do every day to relax your eyes and help them function better.
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#10 Massage 1
With your eyes closed, gently massage your eyelids with circular motions. First, make clockwise and then anticlockwise movements and do this 10 times.
#9 Massage 2
With your eyes closed, squeeze your eyes tightly shut for two to three seconds. Relax the muscles around your eyes. Repeat this for 10 times.
#8 Concentration 1
Sit up and look straight ahead. Focus your sight at the tip of your nose for a few seconds. Then look ahead again. Change this focus five times and do 3 sets of this exercise.
#7 Concentration 2
Sit up and look straight. Focus on the point between your eyebrows for a few seconds. Then look ahead again. Focus back on the point between your eyebrows. Change this focus five times and do 3 sets of this exercise.
#6 Near and far focus
Focus your eyes on an object that's 20-30 cm away from your eyes. Then look at something distant. Focus on that and try to spot the details. Look back at the nearby object. Change your focus five times and do 3 sets.
#5 Rolling your eyes
Sit up straight and relax. Look to the left and slowly roll your eyes in a circle clockwise 5 times. Do the same counterclockwise for 5 times. Do 3 repetitions.
#4 Moving your eyes diagonally
Look straight ahead and then down and to the left. Now move your eyes diagonally and look up and to the right. Focus on what you see. Repeat the exercise 5 times, then look straight ahead and do the same cycle in the other direction. Do 3 sets.
#3 Up and down eye movement
Sit up and look straight. Now look up and focus on what you see. Look down. Don't worry about wrinkling your forehead or frowning. Look up and down five times. Repeat the set for 3 times.
#2 Side to side eye movement
Stand or sit up straight and look ahead. Without moving your head, look to the left. Focus on what you see. Then look to the right and focus on what you see. Move your eyes from side to side 5 times. Do 3 sets.
#1 Gaze into the darkness
With your elbows on the table, close your eyes and cup them with your palms. Relax and gaze into the darkness. Stay in this position for 2 minutes.
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"Illinois Duo" Respect the Game teammates Ross Bigger and Tyler Johnson hunt their home state of Illinois.
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"Larry Whitetail" Respect the Game's Larry McCoy hunts his home state of Missouri. Two bucks on his hit list, the angry 8 and Texas Tom. Can he tag out?
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"Iowa Bond" Pete Crawford and his son Travis set out to hunt whitetails with Shermoe Adventures in Iowa.
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"Colorado Bulls" Elk hunting with Matt Ortman and Weston Clark in Colorado. Watch as the Duel game calls are put to work.
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"D-Cap Nation" The Respect the Game crew set out once again to illustrate the damage a Solid D-cap broadhead can do.
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Wander and enjoy the beautiful gardens as strands of Christmas lights weave their way throughout the park.
Head to the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park to enjoy a breakfast with sensational views before a nature tour.
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Your rail journey powers east towards the Canadian Rockies. See the engineering marvel of the Spiral Tunnels and traverse Kicking Horse Pass. Once in Banff National Park, head for the 'Castle in the Rockies', Fairmont Banff Springs.
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Today you may like to take part in the Banff Experience which includes a visit to the Cave and Basin National Historic Site. Alternatively, board the Banff Gondola, or set off on a heli-flightseeing excursion. Perhaps enjoy a float trip along Bow River, or learn to be a Canadian ice hockey player. Otherwise, spend some time at the Willow Stream Spa.
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Later in the day, on the shores of Lake Louise, join an expert Mountain Heritage Guide and learn about the area's rich natural history.
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The process of building a tiny house is not exactly straight forward, and we had lots of decisions to make. There aren't many restrictions on building besides the actual road-legal dimensions. So, we had to decide:
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The first ever eary signing period wrapped up with a nice bow on it, just in time for Christmas.
As Decatur's own Josh Marsh fulfilled a life long dream; singing onto play football with the Auburn Tigers.
The 6-foot-3, 220lb three-star recruit doesn't have your typical story. The 39th ranked linkebacker in the state wasn't initially even being recruited by Auburn.
His fate was forever changed when he attended Auburn's Camp, stanind out with his and grabbing the attention of Head Coach Guz Malzahn. Leading Marsh to earn a spot on Auburn's 2018 roster and receiving a full football scholarshiop.
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Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Stephen Port: Background Check
In his spare time he worked as a £100-a-hour gay prostitute, according to an advert on an online escort site.
An American client described Port as 'a dream come true' who has a 'nicely muscled body' and 'strawberry blond hair that is very thick'.
He said Port was 'the ideal companion' who was 'bright, interesting, loving' and was someone who 'enjoys laughing'.
On his Facebook page Port claims to have been an Oxford University graduate, a former seaman in the Royal Navy and a special needs teacher.
But yesterday his parents said he had worked as a chef in cafes for the past 13 years.
Speaking from the front room of their small semi in Dagenham, East London, Joan and Albert Port said they only discovered their son had been arrested on Sunday night when he called from a police station asking them to take him £40, some books and a magnifying glass so he could read them.
Mrs Port, 74, said: 'I was shocked. I am still shaking. I don't think he has done it. He will have got involved and taken the blame for other people.
'He was like that at school – he didn't speak up. They thought he was deaf because he didn't speak up.'
Her 73-year-old husband, a retired council worker, added: 'We know something has happened but we don't really know what happened.
'We still like him – don't get me wrong. He is too quiet. He has been led astray. He won't speak up, he won't argue.
'He had a girlfriend about two years ago – but it was a case of she liked him more than he liked her.' ...
Daily Mail.
And he wore a wig!
Note how the Mail have used the word 'topless', not their default clickbait term 'shirtless'.
There were more stunning revelations the Mail got from doorstepping his parents and some neighbours yesterday.
Speaking from the front room of their small terraced house, asked what her son was like Mrs Port said: 'He is a quiet boy, tall, 6ft 3in, size 14 shoes. He doesn't say a lot. He had different boyfriends - he is gay.'
Mr Port added: 'Don't me get wrong - I'm against it. We thought he would be alright now - he has just started a new job.
'He goes round different shops stocktaking - the pound shop and car show rooms. He was a chef for 13 years at the bus garage in West Ham.'
Mrs Port said her son had lived in his current flat for nine years - which he kept tidy - and they regularly went to visit him.
They said he is in regular touch with his sister Sharon, 43, who lives in Clacton and were aware of an older man who stayed in his flat but insisted they were not in a relationship.
Mr Port said: 'He lived on his own. He's got this older chap who has known for donkey's and he has got to have somewhere to live as well. He pays the bills.' ...
PS His Facebook page is still up.
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- Anonymous26 October 2015 at 08:37
You really have to wonder whether the police checked if the victims were gay and whether they clicked that they might have been using apps to meet.ReplyDelete
Assume grindr (if that's the one that led to the meets) keeps an archive of messages ... and checking that or any of the others would have shown 1. where they were an hour or two before death 2. what time they were in that location 3. who they were meeting 4. some idea of where the meet was happening 5. whether anyone else was planned to be there 6. the face of the person they were meeting 7. his height 8. his weight 9. what he liked to get up to 10. an approximate of his age 11.an overestimate of his dick size 12. whether chems were to be used ... I guess these things *might* be mildly helpful to someone investigating a suspicious death, or am I just too out of touch with the ways of modern policing?


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Weld County 4-H to present 4-H Showcase, highlight youth work
November 30, 2016
Weld County 4-H will present its 4-H Showcase this weekend.
The event will take place from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday in the Exhibition Building at Island Grove Regional Park, 525 15th Ave., Greeley.
The 4-H Showcase gives Weld County residents the opportunity to participate in demonstrations and activities held by the Weld County 4-H youth. Demonstrations this year include leathercraft, cookie decorating, sport fishing, woodworking, child development, ceramics, model rocketry, chickens, shooting sports and more, according to a 4-H news release.
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Coulter: Trump could be impeached
Ann Coulter told Fox Business' Stuart Varney on Monday that if President Donald Trump doesn't keep his promises, impeachment could well be on the horizon.
Varney noted that Coulter had "lately been down on Trump," referring to her recent blog posts blasting the president his lack of action on building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Coulter stated in a recent interview that she was close to jumping ship on the president.
"The attacks on Trump keep bringing me back to defend him every time we want to be mad at him," she began. "We voted for a wall, for enforcement of our immigration laws, for not being the world's policemen, for ending NAFTA. Unfortunately we're not getting what we voted for, but secondly it's preposterous because, I mean, to blame the quote 'chaos' on Trump himself, no — he's being viciously, violently attacked because he took on both political parties."
Varney then took aim at Coulter's recent criticisms of the president.
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