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William "Papa Bill" Remillard has gone to be with his parents and sister in heaven. He was a father, husband, grandfather, great grandfather and friend to many. He became a dad fresh out of Vietnam, when he met Judy Remillard and they had four kids of their own. He drove truck most of his life, loved being a pitman in the pits at the races for Pat Lamere and having coffee every day with his fellow brothers Kenny Lamere, Albert Gonzalez and Beau Henry. They were the best of friends and are probably having coffee and gambling in heaven as we speak. He loved his grandchildren and great grandchildren very much. He would do anything for them.
He was preceded in death by his parents and sister Bonnie. He leaves behind his wife of almost 47 years, his four kids Louis Remillard, Billie Dee, Dolores and Everett. Along with 10 grand kids and three step grand kids, a million adopted ones, and 7 great grand kids, his sisters Mary Brackney and Rose Anderson.
All the brotherhood of line riders are now together riding the line once again.
He will be missed by many who loved him
Inside the birdhouse, the little babies vocalized their hunger to their parents. Between parental visits, I did try to take a quick peek inside the nest box, but it was too dark for me to see the babies very well. We believe there were four in there, however.
The attentive wren parents also kept a tidy house. Above, one parent can be seen removing a fecal sac. Many baby birds release their poop in a strong mucous membrane, or fecal sac, allowing parent birds to easily pick the membrane up in their bill and remove it from the nest.
That is, until one woman lingered too long near the nest box, and the returning parent bird in frustration swallowed the insect it was carrying and proceeded to chee-chee-chee-chee angrily at the woman until she left the nest area.
Here at home, our wrens change their nest location every year. They briefly considered the shed again, but it seems their final choice was elsewhere. But they still collect food from the garden smorgasbord, so they are around somewhere!
Enjoyed this post a great deal! We had a pair of Carolina wrens nest in a clay nesting pot hung on our breezeway about 2 years ago. It was so much fun to watch them busily caring for their little ones! We were lucky enough to see the youngsters shortly after they fledged, too.
Meredith O'Reilly happily gardens for wildlife in Austin, TX. A Texas Master Naturalist, Habitat Steward, and Travis Audubon committee member, she enjoys teaching people of all ages about native flora, fauna, and healthy environments.
Fallout: New Vegas characterPapa KhanHeadwearNonePapa Khan, sitting at the table in the longhousePapa Khan without his helmetOverviewStatsTechnicalLoreRaceHumanGenderMaleStatusDependentAffiliationGreat KhansRoleChieftain of the Great KhansGameplayLocationGreat Khan longhouse, Red Rock CanyonQuestsOh My Papa
For the Republic, Part 2
Why Can't We Be Friends?
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Papa Khan is the patriarch and chieftain of the Great Khans in 2281.[1] From their main camp at Red Rock Canyon, he oversees the tribe and its diplomatic relations between them and other factions,[2] such as their alliance with Caesar's Legion.
Papa Khan is the patriarch and chieftain of the Great Khans.[1] He is well versed in the tribe's history[3] and is described by Jack as "a softie at heart."[4] It can be assumed that Papa Khan was once a New Khan working under Darion. At some point after the death of Darion at the hands of the Chosen One, he led those who survived the destruction of the New Khans in California to the Mojave Wasteland[5] in 2267. He then continued the tradition of the Khans, raiding many of the surrounding tribes, soon becoming the major force of the Mojave while creating an image of ruthlessness and ferocity that could not be matched.[6] In 2274, Mr. House recruited the surrounding tribes, giving them money, weapons, and supplies, creating the Three Families.[7][8] Mr. House and the Three Families drove the Great Khans first into Northern Vegas,[9] then out of New Vegas entirely. Realizing Mr. House was too strong, Papa Khan decided the risk was too great for an assault and the benefits too few when plenty of caravans and settlements were still open for raiding.
The Great Khans then withdrew toward Bitter Springs as their new semi-permanent settlement. Then, when their old enemy, the New California Republic, expanded in the Mojave, Papa and his Khans naturally lashed out at the settlers and soldiers that began to pour in, entirely predictable considering the history of hatred between the two factions. Large war parties of Khans began attacking and pillaging NCR settlements and outposts. When Mr. House and the NCR signed the New Vegas Treaty, the NCR then had free hands to deal harshly with the Khans, culminating in the massacre of Bitter Springs.[9] Papa Khan was leading a war party against an NCR outpost at that time, so he feels heavy guilt and responsibility for not being there when his people needed him most. His grudge against the NCR to this day is a major driving force behind the alliance between the Great Khans and Caesar's Legion.[5]
He can be found inside the Great Khan longhouse in Red Rock Canyon. The longhouse is the only concrete building in the village and is located to the right as you enter the Canyon. At night, he can be found sleeping behind the locked door.
Now, I know a thing or two about advertising. I also know that more people will recount a bad customer experience than a good one. What surprised me most, other than the shambolic way of making pizzas in no discernable order, was the complete ignorance of the staff that day.
It was obvious to anyone in the store that there was a long line of people getting very annoyed. It was also obvious, due to the hints and complaints we dropped throughout the process, that nothing was being done.
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I've only tried Papa Murphy's once, and it was the same kind of disaster you just described. No way am I ever going back there when I can go to Little Ceaser's and pick up a $5 pizza that is sitting there, all ready and just waiting for me.
I love Papa Murphy's and haven't run into any problems there. I prefer going to these take-and-bake places because they cost so much less and I can bring my pizza home and have it hot instead of lukewarm. We don't have a lot of places that deliver and it makes this worth the effort for us. I also love it because when I get it home, I can add additional toppings before it is baked off.
They have a newsletter that I subscribe to. I would highly recommend it, if anyone else goes there regularly, because I get coupons and specials from them all of the time. We usually pay about $5.99 for a large.
and it still took 80 minutes? I can teach you how to make bread dough, there sauce probably comes from a can and the cheese is probably pre-shredded from Costco or Sam's. Open one at your house. Solicit customers from the angry masses, you'll be rich in no time. And pizza will take much less time than the 2+ hours yours did and it will probably be cheaper.
They really don't cook it? And all y'all fall for it? All y'all? I always though the whole point of pizza from the pizza place was that they had a pizza oven and I didn't, so their cheese is more gooey than I could make it and lovely and brown and bubbly. No?
But I do have a thing for Krispy Kreme, although it's only good when you have to drive the 1.5 hours from New Orleans to Hattiesburg or Biloxi to get them (instead of studying, of course) and get a warm one and bring back dozens (I'm not kidding, like 6 or more boxes) for everyone else. Somehow, not as interesting when there was one over in Metairie. (Went to Tulane, this is what we did for fun when Northern college students were playing beer pong - beer? we can get that anywhere, I think there's a free tap around here somewhere, but Krispy Kreme, that's an event.)
actually i work at a papa murphy's we make every thing fresh every single day we grade our own cheese make our own cookie dough, make the dough, chop, and cut everything(except some of the meats of course) everything is fresh..people have no idea how fresh it all is.
I suggest that if you dont really know what your talking about, then you probably should not say anything at all. Im a manager for papa murphys and every morning i go in there at 6 30 and make the dough that we use for that day. I start with water add flour and then yeast. I also chop tomatoes meaning I have to take the core out cut them in half and then put them in a copper one by one that cuts them into bite size pieces. I also do that with EVERY SINGLE other veggie in the store. I also get my veggies in twice a week, never have any veggies there for more than 2 days. And for the cheese, hahaha I wish it came shredded that would save me an hour and a half a day. We get our cheese in #40 blocks and have to cut each one into 6 pieces and same thing with the cheddar and we have to put #10 provolone to every #4 of cheddar. there really is a lot more to it than you think. Im not kidding you but papa Murphy's is the FRESHEST and Im not sure what store you are going in but let me just tell you its not the company its the person who is running that place and I wouldn't be surprised if they are gone in not to long, because papa Murphy's head quarters is very strict and they watch things very carefully.
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