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Silent Hunters is available today for pre-order from Black Library! There's even an audio version available (I am even more excited).<eot>June 13, 2018 14:47 GMT |
Documentary filmmaker Vitaly Mansky sees Kim Jong Un and his close inner circle as members of a regime who "understand very well that any liberalization, in the end, will ruin the system that guarantees the existence of the leadership." |
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (left) meets with U.S. President Donald Trump on June 12 in Singapore.<eot>Ministry plans to complement equipment of small arms before 2020 | Ministry of Defence & Armed Forces of the Czech Republic |
Ministry of Defence plans to buy approximately 10 thousand CZ 805 BREN attack rifles, 7 thousand CZ 75 PHANTOM pistols and 500 CZ SCORPION sub-machine guns during next several years.<eot>In a study recently published (December, 2010) in Sweden, researchers tested the reactions of wild-caught Brown Trout to novel object... |
The trout were also marked and released back into the wild, and studied there. In most cases, individuals exhibiting “shy” behavior in the lab grew more quickly (in the wild) than did bolder fish. The researchers believe that bold fish might fare well in bare, indoor aquariums because they would be first on the scene f... |
Although the issue was not addressed, I can’t help but believe that the presence or absence of predators is also an important influence on which personality type dominates in a particular situation.<eot>East Hampton Bowl To Close At The End Of June | 27east |
Home Story - News East Hampton Bowl To Close At The End Of June |
East Hampton Bowl To Close At The End Of June |
The South Fork's only bowling alley, East Hampton Bowl, will close its doors on the last day of June, according to Craig Patterson, who has owned and run the business with his wife, Pat, for 36 years. |
He said this week that while business was good, it was not good enough to pay the bills. |
For many, it will be the loss of a fun pastime, but the loss of the bowling alley means more to those who are serious about the sport. Once East Hampton Bowl closes, the nearest bowling alley will be The All-Star in Riverhead, which opened last summer. |
Joseph Vasile-Cozzo, the athletic director at East Hampton High School, said the school's bowling team will cease to exist without the lanes in East Hampton. |
"Unfortunately, I can't run the program without a bowling alley—I can't have our varsity bowling team compete," he said. "Bowling is a lifetime activity. This will a big loss for the kids who love the sport, and the community as a whole. My hands are tied—it's a tough time for everybody." |
Mr. Patterson pointed to electricity bills, taxes, health insurance, storm damage and other expenses, and said now is the time to retire. |
"Customers are coming in, business is up right now, but the cost of operation is through the roof," he said. "It makes no sense to try and stay open." |
He is currently looking for a buyer but wouldn't disclose the asking price for the building. He said his "fervent desire" is that the buyer keeps the property as a bowling alley, but he said he cannot control what a new owner does. |
According to East Hampton Village Administrator Larry Cantwell, the property is zoned for commercial use. |
East Hampton Bowl is a fixture in the village, with roots dating back more than a half century. |
In 1959, Dr. Leon Star, who was the director emeritus of surgery at the Peninsula General Hospital in Far Rockaway, opened the alley as the Star Lanes. In 1977, Mr. Patterson, who was a physicist and a U.S. Navy aviator, and his wife, Pat, purchased the bowling alley, their first commercial venture. Even though there a... |
His hard work at the alley paid off, however. East Hampton Bowl attracted nearly every demographic: adult league bowlers, teenagers on dates, students practicing for bowling tournaments, and little kids celebrating their birthdays with a "Cosmic Bowling" party under black lights. Various leagues held play at the alley—... |
"It's the most popular activity—over 65 million people in North America went bowling last year," Mr. Patterson said. "But it's not the same old bowling. League bowling has gone way down. It's practically nonexistent, and it's declining every year." |
Despite the smaller number of leagues, East Hampton Bowl does pretty well for itself, Mr. Patterson said. His biggest customer base is the "resort community," but he said that he has always considered his business as an "amenity to the community." |
"Some leagues have done fundraisers and car washes in the parking lot," he said. "For the last many years, I've provided free bowling for school kids out here all summer long in an attempt to keep them off the street and give them a positive activity to do, so they don't get in trouble," he continued. "I've held the Sp... |
When he heard the high school bowling team will be disbanded, he called it "a heartbreaker." "They had a lot to do with us holding on," he said, "but, sadly, that will not support the place." |
Bowling costs $55 an hour, and typically averages $10 to $15 per person in a group of six, according to Mr. Patterson. There is no shortage of customers, he said—but the figures simply no longer add up. "We're making no money," he said. "The fact that there are customers right now and business is growing in volume does... |
He said for the first time in 26 years he had to stop providing health insurance for his employees. "I was the only bowling alley that gave health insurance," he said. |
Additionally, the Pattersons have been under pressure from the community about the building over the years. "It's sad. I've tried very hard to keep this as a bowling center and keep it operating, but there's been a lot of resistance," Mr. Patterson said, explaining that people have told him they'd rather see the buildi... |
In December 2012, a brawl involving 40 people erupted in front of the bowling alley, ending in two arrests. Xlusive Entertainment was renting the alley at the time for "Mayhamn's hot new mixtape release party." Police used pepper spray and a Taser to disperse the crowd. |
Mr. Patterson said he's faced the "normal animosity" that comes with running a business that caters to all kinds of different people. |
At the same time, the pending closure was greeted by many with expressions of sadness. A Facebook group, "Goodbye to the East Hampton Bowl," says that there will be a goodbye karaoke and dance party at the alley on Saturday, June 22, at 9 p.m. |
Shannon Wethy, who has worked at the alley for nearly a year, said, "The general reaction is, 'You can't close—there's nothing else to do!'" She added, "Everyone is sad."<eot>It is funny how things work out….I wanted to run away and not face the first anniversary of mother’s death. Instead I was reminded that life goes... |
I had ignored the death of Lady Bird Johnson until Friday when I felt compelled to post Lady Bird...More Than Just Wildflowers over at American Presidents. She was a very interesting person to write about. |
I began my Friday evening by reading this thought provoking post by Chance over at the Sapient Sutler….Lies and the Lying Teachers Who Teach Them. Head on over and provide Chance some feedback. What do you think?<eot>Reorganized Debtor Law and Legal Definition | USLegal, Inc. |
Reorganized Debtor Law and Legal Definition |
Reorganized debtor refers to the entity that benefit from the confirmation of a Bankruptcy Code, Chapter 11 reorganization plan. The reorganized debtor is then bound by the confirmed reorganization plan, and must make any and all payments outlined in the plan. |
According to chapter 11 bankruptcy code, a debtor may continue in business and hold onto assets while continuing to pay creditors. A reorganization plan is formulated and approved, and this plan governs how the debtor's creditors will be paid. The plan allows the debtor to reorganize debts without resorting to asset li... |
As the ball is transitioned from the defensive end toward the offensive end the offensive team has 20 seconds to cross midfield. Once they cross midfield they have 10 seconds to move into the attackarea. These time restrictions help greatly to keep teams from going into a shell. They must move the ball or possession is... |
One of the real different rules in lacrosse is that when a player takes a shot and the ball travels out of bounds the team that is closest to the line where the ball went out of bounds has possession. Often the offense will position a player behind the goal so that when a shot is made they will be closest to the spot w... |
During a face off teams are required to keep four players including the goalie behind their own defensive restraining line, and three attackers behind the offensive restraining line. During the face off the 3 midfielders from each side fight for possession of the ball. Once a player picks the ball up with his stick and... |
The game of lacrosse is very physical and contact is very much a part of the game. Being aggressive and physical is a very good quality to have. Checking is a basic lacrosse skill. There are two different types of check that can be employed. Stick Checks and Body checks. Stick checks can be made as long as the attempt ... |
Personal fouls – Slashing, Tripping, Illegal Cross Checking, and checking from behind a player are usually given 1 minute penalties. Penalties can be increased to 2 or 3 minutes or even ejection can be assessed for major or especially sever personal fouls. |
Technical fouls such as – Offside’s, Crease violations, pushing from the rear, thumbing. and Warding Off constitute a loss of possession.<eot>Honey From Rock: Sauerkraut with Kefir Whey, Juniper Berries, Cumin and Mustard Seeds |
Sauerkraut, or Kim Chee have been used for centuries, valued for their many health benefits, aside from the delicious factor. For more information, here is a good reference. Of interest to us in Hawaii, Captain James Cook carried sauerkraut on his ships to prevent scurvy. Yes, vitamins are retained, and cabbage is high... |
Without further ado, here is the recipe I just used to rather yummy effect. And, you should know it is soooo easy to make, no more trouble than your ordinary salad. All it needs is some time sitting around. |
Whey Easy Sauerkraut |
1 head cabbage, shredded finely (you can use a food processor) |
1 cup water mixed with 2 tablespoons kefir whey (or yogurt whey) and |
In a large bowl lightly mix the ingredients together, excluding water mixture. Mash/pound cabbage with pestle or your fist for a few minutes, to release the juices. |
Now cram/press the seasoned cabbage into a large Mason jar, or similar. You may even need an extra jar. Pound it down good. Stir the salt and whey into the water. When salt is dissolved, add liquids to the cabbage in jar. It needs to come to an inch below the top and about an inch above the cabbage, so add more water i... |
I do love this stuff. Will be sending it over to Week-end Herb Blogging, hosted this week by Cristina of La Cucina di Cristina. Next I'm going to try the whey innoculated version of Kim Chee (Whey Easy Kim Chee). Will keep you all posted. |
I've actually never had kefir but I know it's something I really shoudl try! What a crazy take on sauerkraut! |
I love sauerkraut so I just have to try this!!! |
Thanks for sharing this recipe with the WHB. |
Very interesting, Claudia. I must tell you that after reading your first post on kefir, I decided to make it. However, I got culture, not the grains. Things went in a rather different direction from what I had envisioned, but good overall. I need to make it again and then take photos before I can share the experience o... |
Simona, the grains are the culture. I use the terms interchangeably. I too got a live culture from someone with excess. You can buy dry culture grains at natural food markets, but I haven't had experience with reconstituting that sort. |
Our exchange here is history, so to say. I have not tried to make sauerkraut yet, but I have used some of they whey to acidify whey from making cheese as part of the ricotta-making process I follow.<eot>The aim is to provide some helpful patterns of Bible engagement to help you encounter the living God by intentionally... |
Abstract: This paper reports on the fatigue performance of an ultrafine-grained (UFG) interstitialfree (IF) steel deformed at various mean stress levels. The UFG microstructure was achieved using equal channel angular extrusion processing at room temperature (RT) and along an "efficient" route, giving way to the format... |
Authors: O.P. Ostash, I.M. Andreiko |
Abstract: The strength and fatigue crack growth resistance (FCGR) of ferritic, pearlitic and austenitic nodular cast irons (NCIs), recommended to be used in structural components working at low (up to –60 °C), cryogenic (below –60 °C) and elevated (450 °C) temperatures, are analysed. The influence of the manganese cont... |
Authors: Jean Bernard Vogt |
Abstract: The paper analyzes the role of microstructure on the low cycle fatigue behaviour of duplex stainless steels. The alloys are investigated in their as received condition and after ageing at 475°C. The fatigue resistance and the cyclic accommodation of these DSS are strongly controlled by the volume fraction of ... |
The pillow project will be in an upcoming issue, so I will be sure to let you know which one, once I find out more info.<eot>It is not my mailbox. How does that impact my life? I don’t know and I don’t care. This un-holy trinity is destroying our nation. |
America lies in the crucible. We are hanging by our fingernails. Never in the history of this nation has the dark side been so out in the open. Dorothy warned us about the “man behind the curtain” but we failed to realize that the images were true. There really was a Wizard spinning the levers of this nation. Our failu... |
Ultimately, the battle is a spiritual fight. The Seed of the Serpent has cast his lot against the Seed of the Woman in an eternal struggle for Kingship of the world. As President Lincoln stated at Gettysburg “Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicate... |
But apathy and ambivalence area recipe for defeat. A half-heartedly Christianity will not lead us back to Kansas. No heel-tapping of our ruby slippers will repair the foundations that have been winnowed away. Only a vibrant, all-in Christianity will carry the day. |
End-time theology has crippled America. The much-expected rapture has taken the fight out of the church. Personally, I do not worry about the end of days. I call myself a pan-millenialist…a belief that it will all pan out in the end. But I do know this, no matter where you stand on the issue, Jesus exhorted us to “Occu... |
The Book of James tells us that “a doubleminded man is unstable in all of his ways let him expect NOTHING from God.” Doublemindedness is another world for ambivalence. How can we obey His command to Occupy when all our focus is on evacuation? |
The war in the heaven lies is real and it is breaking out in technicolor right before our very eyes. Toto has pulled back the curtain and the “workers of iniquity” can no longer hide. Why do we act as if we cannot see them? Why do we refuse to do what only the church can do? We must stop praying and asking God to do fo... |
In a general sense cognitive dissonance is simply refusing to believe what your eyes can see. Things are NOT getting better in America and hiding in our prayer closets will not win the day. Prayer WITHOUT WORKS is dead. Christianity is a contact sport. |
Doesn’t right and wrong matter to us anymore? We should be grieved by watching all our institutions fall under the dominion of the Devil. Our failure to do the dirty work necessary to restore Truth and Justice to this nation must grieve the heart of the Savior we claim to serve. |
“But we win in the end, Coach,” I hear the ambivalent Christians chortle. “HE wins.” I respond. “We just get to be on the team.” |
We say God is all powerful. We proclaim that we “can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens us” as we sit passively in our pews and watch the Devil’s kids eat our lunch.<eot>This St Louis Property at 4290 Jarvis Rd in Hillsboro is available for $595000 | MLS# 19054100 |
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MLS® #: 19054100 |
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