Mending the Broken Fences of Addiction
Many addicts have burnt bridges in their lives. It is possible, in some cases, to make an amends for any harm done. It can often help the one asking for forgiveness more than the injured party.From:healthyplaceblogsViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:53More inPeople Blogs

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Otherside Remix: Macklemore (ft. Fences) Music Video
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FOR SALE: "Oakley" Free Jumping, Nov. #39;12
"Oakley", 2008 Cnd WB Gelding Phoebe (Almez) x Oliver (Oxford x Fantast) Lovely chestnut gelding with a great brain. Very smart and friendly, loves attention. Free jumped Nov. #39;12, great form over fences. Backed Nov. #39;12 (see additional video), took it all in stride and was very easy to start. Will make a superb hunter or jumper partner, great for a pro but his wonderful brain makes him very amateur friendly. $10, 000 CAD. Located in Nova Scotia, Canada Kevin Crosby (902) 798-4234 crosbystables@bellaliant.comFrom:Crosby StablesViews:16 0ratingsTime:00:18More inSports

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NTHJC Year end show-High IQ- 2 #39;3" Eq over fences
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Fendi in October Hanoverian warmblood Gelding for sale.wmv
5 yr old Hanoverian Gelding for Sale. Great mind, Great attitude, Easy to train, Well started, Kind horse. Great form over fences. Call for more information and pricing!From:Kara BarattaViews:0 0ratingsTime:14:03More inSports

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Manhattan
From 2012 #39;s "Love Stories and Picture Shows" Includes lyrics MANHATTAN I #39;m stranded in a desert of picket fences Watching the best years of my life decay I #39;m movin #39; to that place they call Manhattan I #39;m gonna find me a place to stay Happiness will come any day now The town I left behind is not my home I can #39;t wait to see all their faces Yeah, they #39;ll see how much I #39;ve grown I #39;m only lonely in crowded places No one really grows up anyway I #39;m homesick for a place that don #39;t exist I can #39;t go back the old way So I #39;m leavin #39; that place they call Manhattan And I #39;m gonna find me a new place to stay http://www.fairfaxak.comFrom:FairfaxAKViews:2 0ratingsTime:04:10More inMusic

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LITTLE CHIP didn't show a great deal on his debut over fences under Rules but he's presumably capable of better as he has been placed between the flags. The first of three Charlie Longsdon runners to have made the long trip up from Lambourn, he might be well treated in a race featuring a number of disappointing types and could reverse Bangor running with Almutaham. Sparkling Tara has been expensive to follow over fences and was a beaten favourite again at Wetherby earlier this month while Copper's Gold was tailed off on his reappearance at Newcastle. Alpha One is 3lb lower than when third here in May but hasn't been seen since.

Alpha One (IRE) 14-1 (11-2) Tracked leaders, ridden and went 3rd before last, one pace and no impression, 3rd of 8, 10l behind Peachey Moment (11-12) at Sedgefield 2m 4f hcp chs 0-120 (4) gd in May.

Jurisdiction 50-1 (11-4) In touch, went left and mistake 5th, reminder 7th, struggling 11th, tailed off 5 out, soon pulled up, in a race won by African Broadway (11-4) at Wetherby 3m 1f Beginners Chase (0-125) (4yo+) (3) gs in Oct, 9 ran.

Copper's Gold (IRE) 5-2 (11-5) Disputed leads to 5th, tracked winner, lost place 12th, weakened 4 out, tailed off, 4th of 6, well behind Bob Will (9-12) at Newcastle 3m hcp 0-100 (5) gs in Oct.

Sparkling Tara 10-3fav (11-9) Chased leaders, not fluent 11th and lost place, blundered and pecked badly 13th, weakened after 5 out, tailed off, 6th of 10, 44l behind Roi De Garde (10-5) at Wetherby 3m 1f hcp chs 0-110 (4) gs.

Little Chip (IRE) 28-1 (11-3) Mid-division, blundered badly 9th, struggling next, tailed off, 10th of 15, well behind Balbriggan (11-3) at Bangor 2m 4f Beginners Chase (0-110) (4yo+) (4) gs in Oct.

Almutaham (USA) 66-1 (11-0) Mid-division, mistake 1st, struggling after 6th, jumped left 11th, plodded on from 2 out, tailed off, 7th of 15, well behind Balbriggan (11-3) at Bangor 2m 4f Beginners Chase (0-110) (4yo+) (4) gs in Oct.

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Coles managing director Ian McLeod has moved to mend some fences with WA farmers, saying the company wants to work with them to maximise agricultural efficiency and the quality of food on supermarket shelves.

Mr McLeod launched a vigorous defence of the company's relationship with farmers yesterday during a visit to Perth to meet emerging fresh food producers trying to win contracts to supply Coles stores.

In an exclusive interview with WestBusiness, he said 80 per cent of the fresh produce stocked by Coles in WA came from local producers and 96 per cent of it from Australia.

Mr McLeod acknowledged there had been growing pains in the process of improving fresh food quality and supply while delivering lower prices for customers.

"Going back four or five years the quality of our fresh food was not great," Mr McLeod said.

"The way it was being sourced was very transactional, it could be from one supplier one day and another the next. What we have tried to do over that time is work more closely with suppliers of a like mind to help them grow and develop with us. When going through the process some suppliers win from it and some don't get as much business from you.

"We are always conscious of our responsibility to rural Australia and, if you look at the figures, we are buying $4 billion more in Australian produce than we were four or five years ago."

Coles has driven down prices and placed a greater emphasis on fresh produce since 2008 when Mr McLeod was recruited from British company Halfords to revive the business.

Coles' relationship with WA farmers reached a low point earlier this year when they threatened to boycott its supermarkets and chemical supplier CSBP, another subsidiary of Wesfarmers.

Farmers, and the dairy industry in particular, accused Coles of predatory pricing that saw milk production in WA drop by 8 per cent.

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Theres a cost to the bright orange construction fences all around campus, and its not just the sore sight.

The fencing on the Oval, including posts and ropes, cost about $4,700, said Lindsay Komlanc, Ohio State spokeswoman for Administration and Planning, in an email.

The Oval fences came out of the Landscape Services operating budget.

In many maintenance cases, like on the Oval, its our Landscaping Services crew but could be a contractor or Facilities, Design and Construction budget just depending on the nature of the project, Komlanc said.

However, other projects on campus, such as the fencing along Woody Hayes Drive and around the RPAC, include the cost of fencing in their project budget, Komlanc said.

The fencing is there to allow the grass to regrow, especially after O.A.R.s performance during Rock the Oval on Oct. 4 and President Barack Obamas visit on Oct. 9 brought large crowds onto the affected area.

Some students said they understand why the fences are necessary.

They annoy me right now, but I guess if they have to grow the grass during the winter its not as big of a deal. I just hope theyre not there in the spring, said Kyle Marks, a graduate student in political science.

Other students said its important to consider what prospective students will think while vising campus, and think making the grass look presentable will play a significant role.

Its presentation of the university, so especially when youre bringing around people that are looking to come to the university on tours, so I think its definitely a good thing to keep campus presentable, said John Bell, a fourth-year in aviation.

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MSUK - bashers meet - road jump
Bashers from the south all met today in London fir a meet up. At the end of the day two tried to clear two fences and a road. Watch to see the results.From:matticous10Views:1 0ratingsTime:01:32More inPeople Blogs

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