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She lives fairly close to the new Dollar General. I'll have to keep an eye out for her next time I'm in there.

Last night.

Dr. Turner on Cerdarcrest. Been very happy with him. My link

Is that good or bad? They've got to come from somewhere if he's not making them in the back room. It is still a local business providing a service to local residents, paying taxes, keeping the building rented, etc. That sounds like a load of crap. No reason an instrument would break that often, unless they are selling junk. Otherwise the kids are abusing them.

219 people is not really a lot to study, and they are all in the same location. These statements were very telling: "But he doesn't have data on autism in Iceland to make the connection." ""I think we have a lot more research to do before we understand precisely how an increase in paternal age contributes to the increasing incidence of autism," Daly of Massachusetts General says." "One cautionary factoid: While the age of fatherhood has increased more that 30 percent since 1980, autism diagnoses have gone up 10-fold. So it doesn't look like paternal age is the only explanation.

I would not rent using the school's vendor unless they were local. From what I remember they were expensive and from out of state. I would much rather put my money back in the local economy. Paulding music does rentals, and they seem reasonably priced. I've only purchased reeds for a saxophone there, but the guy was always helpful and friendly. I'd also consider a cheap used item from there, craigslist or ebay. Then if you daughter likes it after the first year and wants to stick with it, you can find something better. There is one on craigslist for $75. The local music shop can

Windows 7 I'm guessing?? create a network bridge 1. Plug in your console (PS3) and allow it to acquire ip address. 2. click on the Windows button and type "network and sharing center" and enter 3. on the left right under manage wireless networks, should say change adapter settings, click that 4. right click local area connection and disable it 5. right click local area connection and click properties 6. there should be a tab that says sharing - go to that tab 7. there is a box that says allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection - uncheck it

Actual incident address was on Cochran Road.

I hope so too. Deputies were still there (visibile from Harmony Grove/61) a few minutes ago when my wife came through there.

This was about 5:10PM - In progress - Earwood Path, cross street Cochran Road - caller advised neighbor was tied up and gagged suspect - Maroon sedan, unknown type or plate, male and female, unknown race

What time? I can check the scanner archives.

So when you see a bum riding a white bike you will now know why.

First, is it Medicaid, but I'm sure you knew that being involved in community health. Second, the key word in the first sentence is "could" - "Fewer boys are being circumcised these days, and that could add to health costs down the road." If you read the article, it is based on the rate falling to 10%. Probably not likely, and they should at least indicate when they think that will happen and the likelihood. They don't indicate either. And HIV infections is the majority of the cost. They don't seem to take in to account advances in other HIV preventative measures. For folks that t

I'm looking for someone to play tennis with during the week around 9 or 10AM, a couple days a week, at Burnt Hickory Park. I have not played in a long time and am mainly looking to get back in shape and lose some weight, so you don't have to be an expert, but I don't really want to chase a bunch of balls around either. PM me if interested.

LPPT, I finally agree with you on something.

Check out the zoning ordinances. There are some sections that discuss the following: "Every part of a required yard shall be open to the sky, unobstructed, except for accessory buildings in a rear yard, and except for the ordinary projection of a cornice, eave, belt cornice, sill, canopy, or other similar architectural feature projecting not to exceed thirty-six (36) inches into said yard." You might have to read more to determine what "required yard" is, but you might find something. There are also some rules regarding "LIMITED NUMBER OF UNRELATED PERSONS IN CERTAIN RESIDENTIA

I'd say the same thing to someone I knew that in one sentence was bitching about motorist but in the next was saying he didn't follow the rules on his bike. You are setting a poor example and don't help your cause.

And has nothing to do with your arrogant attitude of not following the rules of the road? What color is your biking leotard? I'd hate to give the finger to the wrong cyclist.

If the truck is worth anything, I'd spend the money and speak to an Attorney. Right or wrong, I don't think I'd go against what a Judge has done. I'd do it the right way.

This is why you guys don't get any respect on the road. You want everyone to obey the rules around you but feel like you don't have to. There was one of you at the intersection of Dabbs Bridge and Harmony Grove that did the same thing recently. I was already stopped and somehow he figured he could just blow right through the intersection. He's lucky to still be riding that bike today because I waited.

You've watched the movie 'The Fugitive' one too many times.

Are you kidding? When is the last time you saw a Medical Doctor running a Groupon special? That should tell you something.

Indian Hills Drive off Scoggins Road.

MS Word has a decent template for that.

I'd probably want to sail around the world too, but on a monohull Tayana 37.