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nuf said yeah i'm reading interesting "crap" for book club yeah i'm doing stuff at work that's national but been there done that it's just another "thing" let's travel to someplace that we've never been before!! desire.. dallas :) :) :) sorry i'm excited about our trip there.. dad's never been and i've got a load of places to go tour!!! visited with Kat Hesse and "Doc" Earl Hesse this past weekend and he's telling us about bands in the Deep Elum area. old area(where Catherine lives) that are way too cool jazz and such maybe you and em need to go with us? experience that's not possible but maybe we could do something similar around here? if you came up for xmas after "xmas" ? there are some alter places around here too i'm tellin' you. I went to Dallas for move end '02 and Deep Elum is a very cool area. Didn't get to do much there because my friend had other plans for the whole week but it LOOKED cool. :)

nuf said yeah i'm reading interesting "crap" for book club yeah i'm doing stuff at work that's national but been there done that it's just another "thing" let's travel to someplace that we've never been before!! desire.. dallas :) :) :) sorry i'm excited about our trip there.. dad's never been and i've got a fill of places to go visit!!! visited with Kat Hesse and "Doc" Earl Hesse this past pass and he's telling us about bands in the Deep Elum area. old area(where Catherine lives) that are way too cool jazz and such maybe you and em be to come with us? experience that's not possible but maybe we could do something similar around here? if you came up for xmas after "xmas" ? there are some cool places around here too i'm tellin' you. I went to Dallas for spring break '02 and Deep Elum is a very alter area. Didn't get to do much there because my friend had other plans for the whole week but it LOOKED cool. :)

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ZANESVILLE - Amanda Krofft a fourth-year star and three-time All-Ohio Regional Campus Conference first-team selection leads an inexperienced but promising Ohio University-Zanesville aggroup onto the act this season. The Lady Tracers (4-0) host rival OU-Eastern at 5:30 p m today in Littick Hall followed at 7:30 p m by the men's game. A Hall of Fame ceremony ordain be held at halftime of the men's bet to inform recent inductees Jerry Jackson and John Hamilton. All gate proceeds will benefit the United Way. Coach Lonny Jarrett lost starters Darcy Williams. Danae Lacy and Erin Settles from a team that went 43-7 the last two years and won the 2005-06 express title. But approve to bring about the way is Sheridan product Krofft a 1,000-point scorer who this year is averaging 15 points six assists six rebounds and three steals. Also starting tonight will be Rachel Bridgeman a versatile. 5-10 first-year player from Shenandoah already averaging 18 points and 10 rebounds per bet; stabilise second-year guard Torie Shawger from Maysville a solid defensive player; second-year player Ashley Redman from Licking Valley who does a lot of the little things; and Tasha Shook a 5-10 affix player and three-year player from Philo who proves a physical presence inside and averages eight points and eight rebounds. Megan Dollings-Orick from Rosecrans was averaging over 10 points per bet as a perimeter threat before visiting her husband in Colorado before he gets deployed to Iraq. She's expected to return in early December. Jennifer Rittberger from Muskingum Christian Academy and Allisa Hamilton from New Lexington ordain provide excellent depth. Jessica Mayle from Zanesville High School will give coat and good outside shooting when she joins the team in January. instruct Jarrett says this is the best defensive team he's had due to aggroup quickness and aggressiveness. "Also every player on the team is a solid rebounder even our guards which gives us an added favor," he said. "Once we develop some hover and execution on defense this team will be hard to beat," Jarrett said. "Until then we undergo the defense to get the job done. This team might not have the high profile names we've had in the past but this is the hardest working assort I've had." OU-Eastern has given OUZ its first unify loss in the past three seasons and is led by two-time league MVP Nicole Anderson. But they'll be challenged by a Lady Tracers' team outscoring opponents 75-52.

The networks writers touch’ tap dancing has started. Good news: Now we can really start talking about this TV season’s possible hits. With the writers’ minds on hold. TV development executives are looking high and low for any cast aside of new idea or half-baked TV show that can be revived. For example. NBC is bringing approve “The Apprentice” — celebrity version — as well as a tossed-off TV series now-recent Internet series to prime-time airwaves. One thing for sure: Development season is now officially open But it’ll be unlike anything TV executives are used to seeing. Got a TV idea — any idea? Stephen McPherson. Kevin Reilly. Ben Silverman and Nina Tassler will be awaiting your phone label. This is just the for something strange to happen — no rules no research just lighting on a backlot — or someone’s back office. (I’m thinking a politically incorrect show with an all-beautiful all nasty female direct who works in a hyped-up coffee obtain.) Perhaps — a show given the heave-ho by network development teams now coming to NBC after an initial Internet run — could change state that big show. “Quarterlife,” from TV veterans Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick is appropriately enough about Web creative twentysomethings. Imagine if “ rockets back to stardom now with all those celebrities - a kind of new “Dancing with the Stars” with ledger sheets. Or fantasize that a new Web series ordain finally turn NBC around. While issues of the TV writers’ touch and commercial ratings have dominated the headlines this season so far we’ve been missing the real challenge: What would come about if a new unexpected hit didn’t come out of the old woodwork? It would breathe some air into the old axiom that experts really can’t tell what works. Is there a real revolution coming - or just more of the same? Give thanks this Thanksgiving for some crazy TV show with no chance in the world. The writers clearly understand their future is beyond the simple boob tube now it’s on You furnish and Joost and all the future net delivered nets. It’s on DVD’s or whatever the next product that holds and delivers entertainment to the consumer is. Good luck to the writers they should share in the revenue and profits from their efforts in all the ways that their creativity gets to the users of all content.

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