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A long long time ago in a blog post far far away I mentioned Collagen Powder... Since then the Stuff She Likes inbox has had several requests for a Collagen Powder post.. So I thought ..Why not now..
It's a mini review of the supplements that I take at night right before I go to bed.
It's my night cap.
like to think no...I firmly believe that my mostly clear skin (despite the fact that I love sweets), health hair (I do a lot of mean stuff to it) and healthy nails have a little something to do with the stuff in the photo above. I proclaim this very strong statement because whenever I slack off and forget my "Night Cap" for a little while, I start to see the difference. Not so clear skin, dry hair, splitting peeling nails. Doesn't take a scientist!
Okay a quick run down:
I have a significant amount of diabetics in my immediate family. Thus my Chromium intake began after I did a blood sugar test that for me was waaaayyyy to close to the edge of being diabetic. I am not diabetic..but I am a steady believer in preventive actions. Don't wait until it happens to address the issue.
For more info go to http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/chromium/
Super Collagen
Beneficial in so many ways. It thickens your hair, corrects week brittle nails, helps to build lean muscle mass and repairs the connective tissues throughout your body. You know that stuff women are always getting injected into their face.. I drink it! Collagen helps keep it all tight! Warning..It smells like death and tastes even worse. My advice...Plug your nose and guzzle.
For more info go here http://www.mindbodyhealth.com/MbhSuperCollagenPowder.htmhttp://www.mindbodyhealth.com/MbhSuperCollagenPowder.htm
Vitamin K
I bruise easily.. REALLY EASILY!! Actually easily is not the word. If I bump into anything I get a massive black, blue & purple bruise on that very spot (arms, legs, head) and I am a bit of a klutz so I'm ALWAYS bruised. Vitamin K has changed that for the better by about 75 percent for me. Here's nice little side effect.. the dark circles under my eyes are significantly lessened when I take it.
For more info go here http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/vitamin-k-000343.htm
Acne, brittle nails, diabetes, eczema and hair loss...need I say more ;)
For more info go here http://altmedicine.about.com/cs/herbsvitaminsa1/a/Biotin.htm
Well there you have it. I am no expert..But I do know what works for me and I am discovering new goodies all the time. So from time to time I will post what I do or what I have learned.
Growing up my mom always taught me that how I treat the inside of my body directly effects the outside.
Beauty is literally from within...
You can find all these supplements at Whole Foods and nothing is over $20 bucks. Yay!
Getting it in from within.. I "Like"
Taye ;)

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This skinnable organizer includes alarm clock, scheduler, calendar, calendar and timer.
The alarm clock can remind you about important events by playing your favorite sound or music (WAV, MP3), showing a notification message, opening a document, or starting the program you like. Snooze is supported.
Alarm-clock mode allows to set alarm for the current day or any forthcoming date. Number of alarms is almost unlimited. Besides, there are special templates for setting the daily, weekly, monthly or single day alarms for certain time. This feature allows you to organize your schedule of course attending, schedule of monthly bill payments, calendar of birthdays, etc.
The program uses the original interface based on a classic round clock scale.
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At Eurobike in Friedrichshafen, Germany, many brands took the opportunity to tout their connection to the world's best racers with their competition bicycles on display.
Many bikes were put up for admiration — under lock-and-key, of course — in what looked to be post-race condition, with grease and mud still splattered on many of them.
BikeRadar wandered the many halls of Eurobike and found machines like Peter Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix, Nino Schurter's Scott XC Scale, Joaquim Rodríguez' Canyon and many more.
Check out the gallery at right for a visual stroll through the Eurobike halls.
A peek at Peter's Sagan's Cannondale SuperSix through the main triangle of David Millar's Cervélo S5


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The New Polaroid: After Chapter 11
Polaroid Regroups, Refocuses and Farms Out Name for New Cameras
by Jerry O'Neill
The news about Polaroid Corporation has been troubling for the past year or more-first the company missed its targets for sales and profits, then it sold off many assets but was still very weak financially, and finally it went into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. However, as most people have probably noticed, Polaroid products didn't vanish from the market.
And now Polaroid is emerging from Chapter 11 as a new, privately
held Polaroid Corporation owned by OEP Imaging Corporation. (See
box on page 6.) The new arrangement eliminates more than $1 billion
of debt for Polaroid and, according to the Boston Globe, the
purchase by OEP gives the instant photo pioneer "a chance to end
its bankruptcy within weeks and continue in business as a
well-capitalized competitor." Polaroid lawyers said the deal could
mean that all current Polaroid employees would keep their jobs.
(But Polaroid has already cut its work force in half since
Gary DiCamillo, who had been Polaroid's CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors for six and a half years, left the company in July. Then John W. Loose, a board member since 1994, was named Chairman of the Board briefly, until the company was sold. Now, for the new company's day-to-day operations, there's no CEO; instead there's the Office of the President, comprised of William L. Flaherty and Neal D. Goldman, both Polaroid Executive Vice Presidents. As for the new Polaroid's Board of Directors, OEP partner Charles F. Auster will be Chairman of the Board.
So now that the new corporate ownership has been settled, what about Polaroid products?
Simply put, Polaroid will keep doing what it has done best-continue to manufacture and sell instant cameras and film. Financial analyst Ulysses Yannas, who follows Polaroid for Buckman, Buckman & Reid, points out that since over 150 million Polaroid cameras have been sold since 1976, the continuing demand for film will be significant even if only a small percentage of the cameras are still in use.
Polaroid will also still sell Polaroid-brand non-instant film such as 35mm, OEM'd for them by Agfa. (News reports say Wal-Mart is keeping this Polaroid-branded film as their house brand.) At this point it looks like the distribution channels for these products will stay pretty much the same.
Concord Camera Corp. of Florida has made a $2 million deal with Polaroid (which could reach $6 million over six years) to make Polaroid-brand 35mm and APS cameras, both one-time-use and reloadable. There are seven cameras in the Polaroid-brand OTU camera line, including flash models in both color and black-and-white film, daylight (non-flash) models, panoramic, and waterproof, all pre-loaded with 27-exposure 400 speed film.
In reloadable cameras, the new Polaroid compact camera line offers consumers point-and-shoot choices that include a big viewfinder camera, a slim-line model, and an ultra-compact APS model with three picture formats, at retail prices up to $29.99. More sophisticated models are in the Polaroid Zoom camera line, with eight zoom cameras that include both twist zoom and power zoom designs and zoom ranges from 30-50mm up to 38-125mm, at retail prices up to $99.99.
All of Concord's Polaroid-brand cameras should be available to retailers during the fourth quarter this year, through the same channels used to buy other Concord products, which include the brand names Concord, Keystone, Concord Eye Q, Le Clic, Goldline, Apex, and Argus.
Coming on the heels of the Concord deal, Spectra Merchandising International Inc. of Chicago announced it has an agreement with Polaroid to market a new line of Polaroid-brand digital cameras in the United States and Canada. The first one, already reaching retailers, is the Polaroid PDC 2150, a compact 2.1 megapixel model (1600 x 1200), non-zoom but with 2X digital zoom, 8 MB of internal memory, multi-mode automatic flash, LCD screen plus optical viewfinder, and a video-out jack to show still photos on any TV set. When tethered to a computer, the PDC 2150 can also be used as a webcam
Spectra's initial Polaroid-brand line of digicams will include
six other models ranging in resolution and features from advanced
webcams to 3- and 4-megapixel digital cameras. All should be
available to retailers by the first quarter of next year, with
retail prices ranging from $39.99 to $399.
What about special "camera store" models of Polaroid digicams? Patricia Schoenberg, president of Spectra, told PTN they are "on the roadmap" but not yet scheduled for introduction.
"The PDC 2150 is the first in a series of innovative Polaroid cameras that will bring the latest digital technology to consumers at especially attractive prices," Schoenberg noted. "The Polaroid brand is one of the most trusted in the world."
Dan Singleton, Polaroid's director of licensing, added that the Spectra-Polaroid partnership "should go a long way toward re-establishing Polaroid as a dominant player in the consumer digital camera category."
Who got what from the Polaroid deal?
The new, privately-held Polaroid Corporation is owned by OEP
Imaging Corporation, created for the purchase by the venture
capital group OEP, One Equity Partners, which manages $3.5 billion
in investments for Bank One, sixth-largest financial institution in
the U.S. OEP Imaging bought the old Polaroid for $255 million in
cash plus taking over approximately another $200 million in
liabilities. The purchase eliminates more than $1 billion of debt
for Polaroid.


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Samaya Triple Bracelet in Sand Castle Gray
Samaya Triple Bracelet in Sand Castle Gray
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- Outside & inside: matt soft cow leather (Italy)
- 1cm wide leather strap
- High quality zinc alloy polished push lock with laser engraved logo 2.3cm x 1.2cm
- Comes with branded white satin pouch and gift box
- Designed and handcrafted in Spain
- Bracelet color: Sand Castle Gray
- Lock color: Gold
Due to the nature of the materials, each cuff bracelet will have it's own distinct markings and may differ slightly from the one shown in a photo. Please note that colors might vary due to monitor or mobile device color representation, settings and lighting.
An item of leather such as this one only improve with time, providing it is looked after. To make sure leather goods remain beautiful for as long as possible, we recommend the following:
Be Gentle – clean our leather goods with soft or lint-free cloth.
Be Careful – avoid accidentally staining the leather goods – even things like magazines and other leather might leave permanent stains.
Keep it Safe – when not worn, please leave Your leather accessories in the dust bag or a box provided for protection.
Please avoid the following factors:
Water – while a splash of water might not do a permanent damage, our leather goods are not resistant to water.
Direct Sunlight – do not leave out leather goods in the direct sunlight for too long.
Heat – heat, such as heaters and even inside of the car during the sunny day might damage the look of the leather goods.
Beauty Products – try to avoid accidental contact with make-up and perfume, since it might leave permanent stains.
Cleaning Products – do not try to clean Your leather goods with products meant for other use, such as shoe polish, turpentine, oil, stain remower, alcohols or solvents.
Household Tasks – please remove Your leather goods before doing any household tasks.
S 16 cm 6.3 in
M 17 cm 6.7 in
L 18 cm 7.1 in
XL 19 cm 7.5 in
If you are in between sizes, we recommend ordering a larger size.
Take measurements around the wrist without any slack.
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We want You to wear TANCHEL from when You are walking down the street, making an entrance to a business meeting, to holding a champagne glass, catching the glow of the golden sun by the sea and leaning in for a good night kiss. Designed in Costa del Sol, Spain – each of TANCHEL pieces are handcrafted to make women feel both chic and powerful. World's best quality leather meets Mediterranean craftsmanship. It's versatile and functional. It's contemporary and timeless. It's stylish and unapologetically sexy. That's why we do how we do it: we have no physical stores, we fair-traded only the best quality leather from Spain and Italy, time-honored our craftsmen from Andalusian town – and sell them directly to You! Our mission is to put truth back in luxury fashion by giving You beautiful, well-crafted and reasonably priced high-end leather accessories. TANCHEL works exclusively with Factories that have a long history of craftsmanship and integrity. Our manufacturers share the typically Mediterranean tradition of respecting the material and working with their hands. The environment in which our products are made is intimate, hands-on and personal. We buy our skins from leather craftsmen who use old-fashioned methods to stretch, prepare and treat the leather to give it a beautiful texture and supple feel. Our solid brass & zinc alloy metal parts are crafted by a manufacturers in Italy that has a deep knowledge of the material. We take extra care to use only the best materials, and we search high and low to find them at the best rates possible without sacrificing quality or design.


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- Guangzhou Aier Inflatable Co., Ltd.
- China Manufacturer with main products:Bouncer ,Slide ,Zorb ,Ball ,Tent Arch
Home>Products>Inflatable Castles>Pretty Inflatable Rose bouncy castle with cheap price,Inflatable comely jumping castle for kids
Pretty Inflatable Rose bouncy castle with cheap price,Inflatable comely jumping castle for kids
- USD $400 - $860 / Piece |Get Latest Price
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Pretty Inflatable Rose bouncy castle with cheap price
Packing size
Brand Name
0.55mm Plato PVC tarpaulin
(Water proof & Fire resistance & Prevent UV)
Customized size
Durable, attractive, versatile,safe and environment concerned
Double to Quadruple stitches
Digital printing, Silk printing, Hand painting
Suitable wattage, voltage, frequency and plug, with CE/UL certificate
Air blower, glue, repair kits, carry bags, LOGO printing
1 pc
High-strength PVC tarpaulin bags or cartons
Delivery time
7-15 working days after the deposit
Trade Terms
Water Proof and Fire Resistance
5 years
Rental business, retail sale, wholesale, commercial eve
Welcome old and new customers to ask more questions and we are pleaure to give you a satisfied answer.
1.Want a E-catalog?
All our range is displayed on the website, or you can contact us to ask a E-catalogue.
2.What about size and color?
The size and color can be changed according to your requirements or according to the size in our webpage or catalogue.
3.What material?
Inflatable games is made by PVC Tarpaulin. The Flame Retardant is suitable for BS5852(British Standard). Our material have many certifications such as EN-71, UV, 3P Test report, and air blower have CE/UL certification. The other products are made of fabric, such as Arches, Cartoons, Products shape, Tents, Air dancers ,Christmas products and so on.
4.Can you print my picture or logo on the products?
Yes, we can print your picture or logo on the inflatable products, and you can offer the picture in any format made by Photoshop or Coredraw.
5.Can you design one specially?
Yes, please send us details and a sketch or a picture of your requirements and we will quote you our best price.
6.What included in products?
It is included inflatable games, warning banner, air blower, repair kits(including the same color's material, glue etc).
7.What kind of guarantee you give?
Our inflatable games can be used more than 5 years. If it is damaged, you can use the glue and material to repair it. Because it is too long distance to ship goods back, we will send a kit bag for every inflatable products.
8.Your blowers meet CE/UL requirements?
Yes, our blowers have passed the certificates of CE,UL,GS,PSE and SAA.
9.Mini order quantity?
1 piece.
10.How do I order?
You can order in our website: http://www.aierinflatable.com a. Choose the Model No. you are interested; b. Find our E-mail address, MSN, Skype ID and send your message to us; c. We will reply you by e-mail as soon as possible. If special design, please email us for picture and order information without hesitation.
11.How do I pay?
Please transmit (T/T, Western union or Money Gram) the payment from your bank to our bank, 50% in advance, and the other 50% must be paied before shipment. If the order is urgent, you'd better pay 100% in advance.
12.How do you start the order?
We will start your order after receiving the down payment which is 50% of total payment. when order finished, we will e-mail you the digital photo for your confirmation. we will send the goods to you after receiving the balance payment.
13.Producing time?
Our regular producing time for 1pcs inflatable games is 3-15 days, excluding transit time, from the date of confirmation. however, it can be +/- depending on the design and the dimensions.
Our inflatable products can be delivery by sea, by air or by express. The approximate transit time by air or express is 5 working days maximum and by sea 15-30 days. The shipping cost is different for different country.
15. After service:
We are responsible for making some modifications as you need and your purchase can be reproducted and refunded if there are serious quality problems. Our inflatable games can be used more than 5 years. If it is damaged, you can use the glue and material to repair it. because it is too long distance to ship goods back, we will send a kit bag for every inflatable products
Company Proflies
Guangzhou AIER Inflatable Group Co., Ltd.
1. more than 10 years experience
2. above 5000 sqm workshop & office
3. more than 100 workers, 12 salesmen
4. with 3 professional designers
5. QC 2 poeple, good after-sale team
We can also produce the inflatable bouncer, inflatable slide, inflatable castles, inflatable water game, Inflatable Tunnel, inflatable combo, Inflatable sport, Inflatable Pools, Inflatable Obstacles, Inflatable Screen, Inflatable Arches, Inflatable Cartoon, Inflatable Christmas, Inflatable Moving Cartoon, Inflatable Balloons, inflatable Boat, Inflatable Products Shape, PVC Mode, Blower,Inflatable Funland,Inflatable air dancer as your design,size and colors.
Meanwhile, You are always welcome to visit our factory at any time.
Contact Us
Aier Inflatables Group Co., LTD
Address: No.94 Shinan Road, Dongyong Town, Nansha District, GZ, PRC.
Whatsapp: +8613724192920
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- ContactChunxiu Tang
- Phone86-020-39269818
- AddressB405, Hanji Plaza, No. 2, Hanji Road, Dalong Street, Panyu Dist.
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Volunteer Policy
4.03 Volunteer Policy
[1] Policy Statement.
In order to achieve the vision and mission statement of the Kalona Public Library, we view the active participation of citizens, of a variety of ages, as a valuable resource to the library. After fulfilling library procedures, the library accepts and encourages the involvement of volunteers at the library under the supervision of the library staff and within appropriate programs and activities. Volunteers shall be extended the right to be given meaningful assignments, the right to be treated as an equal, the right to effective and professional supervision, the right to involvement and participation and the right to recognition of competent completion of assigned tasks.
Kalona Public Library volunteers enhance the Library; and thus, the community. Volunteers perform a wide variety of tasks under the supervision of the Kalona Public Library staff that are important to the institution. The following policy is designed to promote a maximum degree of excellence for patrons of the Kalona Public Library.
[2] Definition of a Volunteer.
A volunteer is one who performs a service of his or her own free will; who contributes time, energy and talents directly for the Kalona Public Library and is not paid by library or City of Kalona funds. All volunteers must be accepted and enrolled by the library prior to performance of assigned tasks.
[3] Benefits of Being a Volunteer
1. Feeling good about yourself.
2. The experience of accomplishment.
3. Being a service to your community.
4. Recognition by staff, community, friends, etc.
5. Special "perks" offered by the library
6. References provided
7. Getting to know the library procedures, policies, the effort and education it takes to run and maintain a library.
8. Gaining a sufficient understanding of the important role of a library for its patrons.
9. Meeting new people in the community.
10. Job training for future jobs.
[4] Types of Volunteers
1. Adult (18 years or older)
2. Teen (TAB ¨ Teen Activity Board)
3. Youth Volunteers (11 years old to 17 years old)
4. Community Service Workers upon approval by director
5. Friends of the Library
6. Special Projects.
7. Library Board members
8. Library Foundation members
[5] Some Tasks That May Be Performed By a Volunteer
1. Shelf reading.
2. Shelving materials.
3. Assisting a staff member with programs and projects.
4. Light cleaning assignments.
5. Basic reference work under the guidance of a staff member.
6. Clerical work as assigned.
7. Processing and/or repair of materials.
8. Provide computer assistance to patrons.
Most task assignments will depend on the interest and age of the volunteer. Youth volunteer assignments are handled on a case by case basis.
[6] Guidelines for Volunteers
1. Each volunteer may wear a volunteer badge.
2. Volunteers will be required to attend training sessions when needed.
3. Special accommodations will be made upon request.
4. Volunteers will make note of time donated in the Kalona Public Library Volunteer Notebook.
5. Should a Volunteer have a grievance with a staff person, another volunteer or a library patron, every attempt will be made to handle the situation through the Library Director or Volunteer Coordinator.
6. The Kalona Library reserves the right to terminate the services of the volunteer.
7. Volunteers may not be used to establish and maintain new library services or hours.
8. Volunteers will not be used to replace or reduce the number of paid staff.
9. Volunteers will be covered with respect to City of Kalona liability insurance in relation to their duties in case of injury. Volunteers are not covered under any Workers Compensation plan.
10. Volunteers should expect to fulfill a commitment mutually agreed upon with the library.
11. Volunteers are recognized as contributors to the goals of the library in respect of the library's goal to its community.
12. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of ALL library information. Failure to maintain confidentiality will result in immediate termination of the volunteer.
13. The library will, upon request, provide letters of reference for the volunteer, if deemed appropriate.
14. The minimum age requirement for an adult volunteer is 18 and for a youth volunteer is 11.
15. All volunteers are registered at the Kalona Public Library by completing an application form, the application form must be approved by the director prior to the applicant being registered.
16. Procedures and requirements for the volunteer may vary depending on the age of the volunteer.
17. All personal information about a volunteer is for internal use only and is confidential.
18. Written parental permission will be needed to permit volunteering by a youth volunteer; that being a person under the age of 18; and over and at least 11 years old.
19. Volunteers will not be expected to perform any task that staff would not do.
20. Discriminatory, sexual harassment or racist attitudes and actions will not be tolerated.
21. Volunteers are prohibited from being under the influence of alcohol or/and using, possessing, selling or otherwise being involved with illegal substances.
[7] Background Checks
Volunteer applicants 18 years and older may be subject to a background check. The National Sex Abuse Registry will be checked for all applicants. Other agencies may be accessed depending on the position for which the individual is applying. Background checks may be repeated during the volunteer's tenure at the KPL.
All volunteer applications indicating a criminal history (misdemeanor, felony, deferment) will be reviewed by the Library Director.
- Applicants with a criminal history will only be accepted if the Library Director determines that the placement of that applicant will not jeopardize the safety of KPL patrons and staff, or the integrity of the KPL collections.
- Any applicant with a criminal history including sex or child abuse convictions or deferments will automatically be denied volunteer placement.
- A volunteer or applicant under investigation for or charged with child or sex abuse or criminal acts will be suspended or disqualified from volunteering until the issue is resolved.
The background check process will not be required for service organizations who volunteer as a group and are supervised by an organization's staff person or representative, and/or for which the volunteer activity is a single event and/or restricted to custodial work or materials handling.
[8] Types of Warning
1. Verbal
2. Written
3. Dismissal
Approved 5/10/2005
Revised and approved: 5/12/2009; 1/10/12; 4/12/16; 4/11/17


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Says who?...that we are simply pond slime made good, there is not much of a basis for 'rationality', in the end, is there?
From "slime" to more complex organisms and eventually ones cognizant enough to think more rationally, and maybe find themselves an "over-arching raison d'etre", but then again, do you necessarily need one of those to act rationally anyway?
I can't say that I've got one, or I haven't seen it around lately at least. But I do try to not do random stupid things regardless. Because that doesn't usually work out so well, which is reason enough in of itself. If I kick the cat he'll bite me, and that stings.
And similarly, Buddhist practice aims towards undoing the stupid habits we have that it turns out, aren't doing so well for us, and actually lead to more stress. I don't believe a philosophical justification is necessary to start engaging in that practice.
I believe the concept is that the human realm is best suited to realizing awakening since it's between the distracting extremes of suffering and pleasure. Though the gods/devas/whatevers can as well, if they practice properly. And additionally people who reach a certain intermediate degree of awakening are likely to be reborn in such and such deva realms, wherein they presumably finish the job eventually. Or so it goes. Point is, not just humans.It is significant that in Buddhism, only the human being is able to realize Nibbana, is it not? Animals and beings in other realms, cannot. Not even the Gods can.


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Share and Share Alike (P2P Commerce)
The U.S. Postal Service can play unique and positive roles in the expansion of the peer-to-peer marketplace, as suggested in a new OIG white paper, Peer-to-Peer Commerce and the Role of the Postal Service. American consumers are familiar with peer-to-peer (P2P) digital commerce and increasingly comfortable buying and selling that way. Millions of people place offerings and shop on eBay, Craigslist, etsy, and other sites every day.


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Bringing new hope for coffee and cocoa farmers in Papua New Guinea
Improving coffee production and quality can help the country's economy, as well as around 2.5 million people who depend on this crop for their livelihood. See photo slideshow
The Productive Partnerships in Agriculture Project (known as PPAP), an ambitious program which is supporting coffee and cocoa farmers in six provinces in Papua New Guinea, just got a new financing boost. After just one year, the project is already reaching 4 percent of the country's coffee and cocoa growers –18,000 small farmers who are dependent on these two cash crops for their livelihoods. Many more partnerships are in the pipeline.
Through the initiative, several NGOs, co-ops and businesses in coffee and cocoa are all helping deliver vital services to thousands of small farmers – such as training, planting materials, access to demonstration sites and certification schemes, as well as social services like gender, HIV/ AIDS awareness.
The idea is that such support will allow growers to produce more and better quality produce and see higher incomes, with benefits passing to families and communities, while also providing a significant and much-needed boost to the coffee and cocoa industries.


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Really, thanks!BaylorBear12 wrote:I don't think that it has been confirmed yet.^^^^ Also the article that I read quoted summit, that they have talked to her but there are other actresses that up for the position. So i don't think that they are desperate but rather keeping there options open. I Still do not want Dakota as Jane though.
I went on a number of sites and they said it was confirmed.


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Dan86329 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 24 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
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Daniel has coached hundreds of private writers and has been published in "Script" magazine. He has created the "Story Maps" method and used it with his clients for many years and his new book will bring it to the public.
"Story Maps: How to Write a GREAT Screenplay" represents the culmination of 20 years of study and application. It offers writers the perspective of the tough "reader" in the movie industry, as opposed to just the experiences of another writer. It is the view from the other side of the desk.
My target audience is aspiring and practicing screenwriters everywhere, from all over the world. Ages range all over the map, normally in the 25-55 range but I've also had clients who were in college or retired.
This book is meant to capture the attention of:
1) the new writer: someone who has always kicked around the idea of writing a movie and finally wants to give it a go but needs the right crash-course to begin. They may be a hobbyist, movie fan or just a curious web surfer who googled a phrase like "Million Dollar Baby script" or "Dark Knight screenplay" or "screenwriting how-to" and figures why not spend $20 on this book that analyzes some of my favorite films?
2) the practicing screenwriter: someone who has written 2 or 3 scripts, entered contests, maybe even had a small paid writing assignment, but still craves more information about writing methods and how to structure a hit movie. They're looking for that extra edge or special tip to push their work and career to the next level.
3) the writing book collector: some people like to collect every new screenwriting book to add to their collection of books by Robert McKee, Syd Field, Blake Snyder, Michael Hauge and other well-known "gurus" in the field.
4) The writer from another medium: a novelist, journalist or web writer who wants to learn about the form and format of screenplays from a professional.
**Size: 10" x 7"
**ONLY THE COVER. Don't worry about back cover or spine.
The book is titled "STORY MAPS: How to Write a GREAT Screenplay" and cover should also include "by Daniel P. Calvisi." This book shows you how to write something that is not just okay, or clever, but GREAT so that it will stand out in the very competitive market in Hollywood. This is about EXCELLENCE, HARD WORK, learning from the MASTERS, and getting the INSIDE SECRETS of the industry.
I like the concept of a MAP -- the book will guide you on your journey from A to Z. It may help for you to think of the idea of either a topographical map, i.e., an overhead view of a city or country, a la Google Maps, or a linear path, like a chart or graph, from left to right. (Just a suggestion, be creative!)
This is the PATH TO SUCCESS and also the path of your HERO.
I also use the analogy of BUILDING A HOUSE in the book. These tools are the BUILDING BLOCKS of your story.
**Please AVOID:
-Typewriters. Huge cliche in writing books.
-Film reels
-The "Hollywood" sign. If you have to signify Hollywood/ the movie biz on the map, please use another image other than the famous sign in the hills.
-Any images from any films or tv shows! Do NOT use any representation, no matter how derivative, of a specific image, character or logo from a movie. E.g., not even a cartoon image of Harry Potter is legal usage.
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Recipe ( Makes 1 quart) :
Bananas - 3, very ripe
Whipping cream - 1 cup
Milk - 1 cup
Eggs - 2
Vanilla extract - 2 tsp
Sugar - 1/2 cup, optional
In a blender or processor, puree bananas and cream.
Stir in remaining ingredients.
Freeze in an ice-cream maker according to manufacturer's instructions.
Source: The Donvier Icecream Dessert Book by Anna Creery.
- I dont have an ice-cream maker, so I used a handmixer to whip the icecream every hour for 3 hours.
- Store in an air-tight freezer-safe container.
The Banana Icecream is on its way to the "Icecreams and Milkshakes" event at Srilekha's Me and My Kitchen along with my,
Cheesecake Icecream
Strawberry Icecream
Carrot Milkshake
Cappuccino Shake
Sharjah Shake
"CLICK : August 2008 Citrus" entry:
The first picture of Petite Orange Cake that I made earlier on is my entry to "CLICK : August 2008" themed Citrus! What could be more cirtus-y than a sponge cake which is orange flavoured with orange cream cheese frosting and topped with a slice of mandarin orange and a drizzle of melted dark chocolate!? It sits on a puddle of chocolate sauce to form a perfect, delectable and irresistible dessert. Dont forget to check out the recipe for Petite Orange Cakes.
Awards galore:
Vani of Illatharasi , EC of Simple Indian Food and Trupti of Recipe Center passed the "Brilliant Weblog" Award to me.
Brilliant Weblog is a prize given to sites and blogs that are smart and brilliant both in their content and their design. The purpose of the prize is to promote as many blogs as possible in the blogsphere. Here are the rules to follow :-
When you receive the prize you must write a post showing it, together with the name of who has given it to you, and link them back. Choose a minimum of 7 blogs (or even more) that you find brilliant in their content or design. Show their names and links and leave them a comment informing they were prized with 'Brilliant Weblog'. Show a picture of those who awarded you and those you give the prize (optional). All the bloggers have wonderful work and content in their blog and all deserve to get this.
I am more than happy to pass this onto,
Laavanya of Cookery Corner
Madhuram of Eggless Cooking
Sukanya of Hot n' Sweet Bowl
Trupti of Recipe Center
Sujatha of Spicy Khazana
Maheswari of Beyond the Usual
Rachel of Tangerine's Kitchen
Trupti of Recipe Center and Sireesha of Mom's Recipes passed on the "Beautiful Site" Award and "Zpremios Dardo 2008 Best Blog Darts Thinker" Award to me.
I would love to pass these onto,
Ranji of Ranji's Kitchen Corner
Bhags of Crazy Curry
Sia of Passionate about Life n' spice
Cham of Spice-club
Laavanya of Cookery Corner
Thanks to everyone who thought about me while passing on the awards and congrats to all who received it! Enjoy your awards, girls!!


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Hot Design: Jamie Oliver's Chutneys and Marmalades
It's no secret that most of us here at The Kitchn have a big fat crush on Jamie Oliver. Ever since the beginning of his Naked Chef days he's just been so endearing, and so good with that particular brand of quick and casual food. We've talked about his warm vintage style, his books, and even meeting the man himself.
So you'll understand if we gush on a bit about his line of jams and chutneys. We promise there really is a connection (eventually) to home cooking.
We just noticed this line of jams, marmalades, and chutneys at Oliver's online shop: the Jme Collection. We are totally loving the design of these products; we're geeking out over the labels and old-fashioned jars. Yes, they're only available in England, but that hasn't stopped us from loving the typography.
More to the point, we are actually rather inspired by this collection. We aren't going to buy any of the jams, marmalads, and chutneys, but we are reminded that we've been meaning to make homemade ketchup for a long time. The winter chutney, a mix of cranberries and orange peel, sounds inspiring and we'd like to try to hack a recipe. We also love the label on the lemon curd; we're totally taking that as inspiration for our food gift packaging next Christmas.
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The agora is over 8000 square meters, surrounded by columns, with shops, exedras and latrines and washing places. On it inconceivable numbers of slaves must have been traded, for during part of its history Side was a major centre for pirates who stationed their fleet here. In the centre stood a temple for the protective goddess of the city, Tyche. The present construction dates from the 2nd century AD, it was in use in Byzantine times. –The area was out of bounds when I visited the town.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The tandem of Kathleen King and Nicki Wurdeman accounted for 58 percent of Babson College's offense in its 72-38 victory over MIT in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) women's basketball game on Thursday night. King led all scorers with 22 points on 10-of-13 shooting from the floor and a 2-of-3 outing at the free throw line while Wurdeman registered 15 points as the nationally-ranked No. 5 Beavers improved to 20-0 on the year and 13-0 in conference play. Lauren Sascha Burton paced the Engineers (8-11, 4-9 NEWMAC) with nine points, six rebounds, and three steals.
A layup by Rachel Hunt put MIT in front, 6-5, but Babson responded by scoring 18 out of the next 19 points to take the lead for good as its margin eventually grew to 32-13 with 4:08 on the clock. The Engineers mounted a 7-2 spurt down the stretch while King's basket created a 36-20 advantage for the Beavers at the break.
Babson broke open the game courtesy of an 18-2 run during the first five minutes of the second stanza. King contributed 10 points, including six straight to start the half. The visitors maintained their comfortable cushion throughout the frame with a basket by Kelly McKenna resulting in the Beavers' largest lead of the night (72-35) with 54 seconds remaining in regulation. Sydney Beasley's three-pointer on MIT's ensuing possession capped the scoring.
Hunt finished with six points and a block as Margo Batie posted five points and five rebounds. Stephanie Cooke chipped in four points and four boards, including three off the offensive glass. Kristen Whaley and Tamara Pena both dished out two assists as Whaley hauled in five rebounds.
In addition to her double-digit scoring performance, Wurdeman added five assists, five rebounds, two steals, and two blocks. Sarah Collins compiled 10 rebounds, eight points, two blocks, and two steals as Becky Bowman distributed six assists. Damisi Adewumi bolstered the rebounding corps with seven caroms.
As a team, Babson shot 49.1 percent on the night and finished with advantages in points in the paint (44-16), points off turnovers (23-14), and bench scoring (20-11).
Both squads continue conference play on Saturday, Feb. 5. MIT will travel to Wellesley College while Babson will host WPI.


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NEWPORT NEWS, VA - The old saying goes, "I'd rather be lucky than good." Saturday night at POMOCO Stadium, the Christopher Newport football squad was good for most of the night. But it took some late luck for the Captains to prevail in overtime over Shenandoah, 27-20.
"Yeah, we were lucky," Head Coach Matt Kelchner said after the wild finish. "But Shenandoah is a good football team and we found a way."
CNU built a 6-0 lead at halftime and went up 20-0 early in the fourth quarter before the Hornets mounted a comeback. Shenandoah scored twice on drives of 72 and 80 yards in a five minute span to cut the lead to 20-14. Both scores came on passes from senior quarterback Daniel Wright to senior wide receiver Rico Wallace.
The Captains then helped the Hornets with an ill-advised pass that was picked off and returned to the CNU 20 yard line. Four plays later, with just 17 seconds left, the Hornets scored again on a 2-yard run from Wright. SU was a mere extra point away from pulling ahead for the first time in the game.
That's when the luck kicked in.
The Captains took a time out to give Shenandoah's sophomore kicker Andrew Lloyd some extra time to think about the kick. He would end up pushing the attempt wide left to keep the game tied at 20-20.
"He was kicking it to the end of the field where we have the band and a lot of fans," Kelchner said. "I thought the time out would help take them out of sync a little bit....why not take it? Again, we got lucky."
The miss proved to be a huge reprieve for the home team.
The Captains got the ball first in overtime and needed a little more luck to re-take the lead. Sophomoe quarterback Lyndon Garner (Tappahannock, Va.), who started for the first time this season due to an injury to junior Christian Woelfel-Monsivais, threw 10 yards to the end zone. The pass deflected off SU linebacker Josh Rogers and into the hands of CNU sophomore receiver Kentel Noel (Weems, Va.).
CNU's defense then held as Shenandoah quarterback Daniel Wright threw four straight incompletions to complete the Captains 27-20 victory.
"Our goal is always to get better each week," Kelchner said. "We played a great game for 53 minutes. I just told our team to get ready to get back to work and continue to improve."
Quarterback Lyndon Garner's play mirrored the rest of the team, looking great at times but inconsistent overall.
"Lyndon is a young quarterback," Kelchner continued. "He made a couple of mistakes, but overall he did a pretty good job. He's now started four games over the last two years and he is 4-0, so he's doing a lot right."
Garner finished the game 14 of 23 for 184 yards and two touchdowns and two picks. His other touchdown came on a 14-yard pass to junior tight end Chris Coiner (Charlottesville, Va.) late in the third quarter.
CNU sophomore running back Markeese Stovall (Richmond, Va.) rushed 28 times for 124 yards, including a 20-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. It was Stovall's 7th rushing score of the season.
Christopher Newport is now 3-2 at the halfway point of the season. The Captains are tied with Ferrum at 2-0 atop the USA South standings.
Shenandoah falls to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in conference play.
The game was the final meeting of the two schools in conference play. Shenandoah is leaving the USA South following the season to join the Old Dominion Athletic Conference.
A crowd of 4,589 watched the first CNU conference game under the lights at POMOCO Stadium.
The Captains travel to Averett next Saturday for a 1:30 kickoff with the Cougars.


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McLaughlin Group Topics: Robert Gates' White House Critique; Christie in a Jam. PANELISTS: Pat Buchanan, Author and Columnist; Eleanor Clift, The Daily Beast; Mort Zuckerman, US New & World Report; Guy Taylor, Washington Times. D
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Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer "The Nassau Lighthouse" Sarah talks with a street artist in the Bahamas about his work. Roger uses oils to paint the Nassau Harbor Lighthouse. D
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Sewing with Nancy "Handbags 2-Designer Knockoffs, Part 1" Love the look of designer bags, but hate the price? Embroider a "knockoff" bag for less. Tame the trickiest tasks of stitching a designer handbag using sewing and embroidery tips from Nancy and embroidery specialist Eileen Roche. Learn how to add grommets for function and flair. D
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Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting "Hunter's Star" Quilters love scrap quilts, and the one in this episode is sure to be a hit. Mary Fons and guest Liz Porter demonstrate how to paper piece block units and join them to make a Hunter's Star block. They'll also share tips on pressing seams to make your blocks line up perfectly. D
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Hometime "Creekside Home Fixtures" See how the fixtures are chosen and installed at the new home. D
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Woodsmith Shop "Router Extravaganza" The editors of Woodsmith magazine take a look at one of the most versatile shop tools around - the router. D
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This Old House "Arlington Italianate Project 2014/Old House Discoveries" Richard tours a neighborhood curiosity: a water tank disguised as a Greek temple. Tom and Kevin make some dramatic discoveries while demolishing the kitchen and baths, Roger moves a massive rhododendron and Norm checks out one of the finest surviving examples of the Italianate Style: the over-the-top Victoria Mansion in Portland, Maine. D
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Ask This Old House "Installing an Irrigation System in New Mexico/Installing a Heat-Pump Water Heater" Roger visits New Mexico to install an irrigation system designed to work in a desert climate. Richard installs a new style of heat-pump water heater. Tom shares a viewer tip about re-using an old garden hose reel. D
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Growing a Greener World "Garden Myths 2.0 (Atlanta, GA)" A look at more garden myths and what to really do instead. D
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In The Americas with David Yetman "Tultepec: Mexico's Skyrocket Central" Producer-director Dan Duncan and writer-host-producer David Yetman take a fresh look at the lands of the Western Hemisphere. They begin in Tultepec, a suburb of Mexico City, that specializes in the production of fireworks. Each March, the city celebrates with dazzling, flamboyant and hazardous displays of fireworks.G
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British Antiques Roadshow "Tatton Park 2" Fiona Bruce and the experts return to the Cheshire location. They uncover a silver inkstand reputed to be given to Admiral Nelson by his lover, Lady Emma Hamilton, in 1805, and an oak coffer that arrives via an unusual mode of transport.G
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Masterpiece Classic "Downton Abbey (S4 E2)" The fates of several characters converge at a glittering house party for more than a dozen guests, who bring with them their various maids and valets. Guest star Dame Kiri Te Kanawa portrays famous early 20th-century opera diva Nellie Melba. Edith's Mr. Gregson impresses Robert, and Anna faces trouble. Part 2 of 8G
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New Tricks "Setting Out Your Stall" The UCOS team reinvestigates a sensitive case when new information links the unexplained death of popular trader, found dead near her stall at Cook Street Market, to a series of recent drug rapes in East London. The team members look into her private life and past for clues while trying to stay out of the way of the other investigation.G


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Blues Sign Reaves to 4-Year Extensionby Staff Writer / St. Louis Blues
Blues forward Ryan Reaves talks to Chris Kerber immediately after signing a new four-year contract extension worth $4.5 million.
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced Friday the club has signed forward Ryan Reaves to a four-year, $4.5 million contract extension.
"We are happy to have Ryan in the fold for the next four years," said Armstrong. "He has grown into a well-rounded player and will continue to play an important role for our team moving forward."
Reaves, 26, has appeared in 26 games this season, posting five points (two goals, three assists) while ranking third on the club with 65 penalty minutes. Overall, the 6-foot-1, 224-pound forward has appeared in four NHL seasons, all with the Blues, recording 19 points (11 goals, eight assists) to go along with 346 penalty minutes, which ranks 21st among all players since 2010-11.
The Winnipeg, Manitoba native was originally drafted by the Blues in the fifth round, 156th overall, of the 2005 NHL Draft.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee State men's golf team travels to the 2012 National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc., tournament. The two-day tournament will be held on the Par-72, 6,539 yard course at Browns Mill Golf Course in Atlanta, Ga. After a practice round on Friday, TSU will tee off at 8:00 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday.
Last year, the Tigers charged back on day two to regain the lead and claim their second consecutive title. James Stepp led the charge with a 5-under 66 during the final round. Ryan Pierson carded a 70, Cameron Scitern a 71, Dallas Hill a 73 and Andrew Warner shot a 77 on Sunday to team up for the win.
Sophomore Tyler Hendrickson will make the trip this weekend to team up with Hill, Scitern, Stepp and Warner as the Tigers look to claim their third title in as many years.
TSU will be a part of a ten team field which includes Alabama A&M, Alabama State, Florida A&M, Hampton, Jackson State, North Carolina Central, Savannah State, Texas Southern and host Maryland Eastern Shore.


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Stuxnet and the Paradigm Shift in Cyber Warfare
A Brief History of the Stuxnet Worm Including Its Targets, the Initial Findings, Possible Creators of the Worm and Its Effects
"President Obama has identified cybersecurity as one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation, but one that we as a government or as a country are not adequately prepared to counter."
- Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI) The White House
In July 2010, a public announcement appeared regarding the discovery of the Stuxnet worm that has since caused drastic changes in the worldwide cyber community. This article is a brief history of the Stuxnet worm, including its targets, the initial findings, possible creators of the worm and its effects, using the facts known at the time of writing. This will provide the foundation to describe the changes the worm has had on the cyber community in an effort to show the Stuxnet worm has caused a paradigm shift in cyber warfare.
What Is Cyber Warfare?
To discuss if there was a paradigm shift in cyber warfare, you must define the term cyber warfare. Activities in cyberspace between people, corporations and nations have existed for many years. However, due to events in recent history, including the US military's stand up of Cyber Command in 2009, there has been an increased interest in defining the difference between cyber-based espionage, sabotage, hacktivism, cyber terrorism, etc.. and what would be deemed as actual warfare that takes place in the cyberspace domain. The U.S. Air Force published "Cyberspace Operations" Air Force Doctrine Document (AFDD) 3-12 that discusses operations in cyberspace, but the document itself states: "Although cyberspace operations are integral to all combatant commands, Services and agency boundaries, as of the date of publication of this AFDD (15 July 2010), there is no overarching joint doctrine for planning or operations in cyberspace." Operations conducted in cyberspace, including that deemed as cyber warfare, is very new in relation to other forms of warfare. For this reason, it is difficult for doctrine to keep up with the ever-evolving actions that take place in cyberspace.
Outside of military doctrine, one of the leading definitions of cyber warfare comes from U.S. government security expert Richard A. Clarke. He calls cyber warfare "Actions by a nation-state to penetrate another nation's computers or networks for the purposes of causing damage or disruption." However, Clarke stated that the definition was only for how he used the term "cyber war" in his book. Other sources, including the widely viewed Wikipedia, have used his definition as the sole definition of cyber warfare. The issue with this definition outside of his book, though, is that it does not include the ability for non-state actors and groups to conduct cyber warfare. The traditional idea of warfare and nations conducting warfare using tanks, airplanes, aircraft carriers, etc. does not apply in cyberspace. Anyone with a fair amount of training can sit down at almost any computer and turn it into a weapon system. Furthermore, you cannot limit cyberspace by boundaries and sovereign territories. When you combine those facts with the budget and resources many large corporations or powerful groups can supply, you reach a point where warfare is not confined to activities between nation-states.
Specifically in reference to this paper, it is not currently known if Stuxnet was created by a nation-state, corporation, or group of people; yet by Clarke's definition, Stuxnet would not be an act of cyber warfare if it was not used by a nation-state. Therefore, for the purpose of this paper, I offer this definition of cyber warfare instead: Actions taken by nation-states, corporations or groups of influence and power to penetrate networks of a nation-state for the purposes of causing damage or disruption to the networks, or espionage conducted for the purpose of extending warfare to other domains. This definition still requires a nation-state as the target. This is more in line with traditional warfare, considering the entities that engage in warfare are nations, whether they are on the receiving or delivering end. Carl Von Clausewitz stated that war is a continuation of politics by other means; the capabilities and actions demonstrated in cyberspace have reached the point where they can influence politics and have become an extension of the traditional war fighting domains.
History of Stuxnet
In June 2010, the Belarus security firm VirusBlokAda first publicly reported the Stuxnet worm.1 It was immediately identified as a critical threat, and companies, including Symantec, began working on analyzing it. Analysis of infection sites pointed to Iran as being a major target of the worm, and news media began running the story of the cyber-attack. On November 29, 2010, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of the Islamic Republic of Iran publicly acknowledged that malicious software had infected the Iranian nuclear facilities and disrupted the nuclear program by targeting the facilities' centrifuges.2 However, the Stuxnet worm was likely affecting the nuclear facilities for over a year before its discovery. Symantec released a dossier that had the earliest form of Stuxnet being detected in June 2009. The Trojan.Zlob variant exploiting the LNK vulnerability later identified in Stuxnet was detected November 20, 2008.3 These pieces of evidence point to the Stuxnet worm being developed and active long before widespread detection and acknowledgement by Iranian officials.
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The Panguitch Quilt Walk Festival is an annual event that commemorates a life-saving trek made by early Mormon settlers of the Panguitch area in the harsh winter of 1864. The 2013 event will be June 6-8. Activities include a chocolate fest, Pioneer Home tours, theater presentations, and of course a quilt show and classes. Find registration and visitor information at www.quiltwalk.org.
Bed and Breakfast Inns of Utah member, Red Brick Inn, is located in town and close to all of the festival events. Since the inn sells out quickly (only two rooms remain as of this post), contact soon.
When attending the Quiltwalk Festival, consider a stop at the beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park. Lodging is available at nearby Buffalo Sage Inn in Tropic, just a few miles from the entrance to the Park.


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The Lady Bisons struggled to find their groove in doubles play.
Elizabeth Keevil and Mackenzie Bishop came out on the losing end of the No. 1 doubles match. The duo fell to Soldatova and Jaresova 8-4.
Kara Jackson and Danielle Hansen lost at the No. 2 position to Castaring and Carrero 8-1.
At No. 3, Julianne McMeen and Carlina Jow were defeated by Spencer and Londono 8-3.
With zero wins in doubles play, the Lady Bisons began singles play down in the match 0-1.
Bishop lost at No. 1 to Soldatova 6-2, 6-1, while Keevil also fell 6-0, 6-1 to Castaring at the No. 2 spot.
Hansen played a tight first set but unfortunately lost some steam in the second. Hansen was defeated by Jaresova 7-5 6-3 at No. 3.
With four wins under their belts, Jacksonville clinched the match.
Jackson fell at the No. 4 spot after rallying back in the second set, losing 6-2, 7-6 (3) in a second set tiebreaker.
At No. 5, Jow came up short, falling to Iwinsky 6-0, 6-4.
McMeen had a close match at No. 6, losing in a third set tiebreaker. McMeen was barely defeated by Spencer 6-1, 6-7 (5), 11-9.
Women's tennis hits the courts again against Florida A&M on Monday at 2 p.m. at the Lipscomb Tennis Center.
1. Soldatova/Jaresova (JU) def. Keevil/Bishop (LU) 8-4
2. Castaring/Carrero (JU) def. Hansen/Jackson (LU) 8-1
3. Spencer/Londono (JU) def. Jow/McMeen (LU) 8-3
Singles 1. Soldatova (JU) def. Bishop (LU) 6-2, 6-1
2. Castaring (JU) def. Keevil (LU) 6-0, 6-1
3. Jaresova (JU) def. Hansen (LU) 7-5, 6-3
4. Londono (JU) def. Jackson (LU) 6-2, 7-6 (3)
5. Iwinsky (JU) def. Jow (LU) 6-0, 6-4
6. Spencer (JU) def. McMeen (LU) 6-1, 6-7 (5), 11-9
Written by Ashlan Williams, student assistant in Lipscomb media relations.


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Award Winning Passover Cake
What's in a name? Using her own middle name, Zelda, Linda Zelda Neiman founded Zelda's Sweet Shoppe with the goal of "pursuing a career that would bring joy to others lives." What better way than through her love of sweets and baked goods.
Located in Skokie, Illinois, this delightful, gourmet bakery and confectionary shoppe features hand-crafted chocolates, caramel corn, sweets, cookies, cakes, and assorted baked goods. Zelda's is Linda Neiman's second foray into the business world. Linda designed graphics for computer games prior to deciding to stay home and devote her time to raising her four young sons. For the next fifteen years, this creative personality treated family and friends to her baked goods.
In 2003 Zelda's Sweet Shoppe was born. What started as a shoppe on Main Street (literally) has grown to include an online store-front, a wholesale production line and distribution in multiple stores around the country. Zelda's products are kosher certified under the supervision of both the Chicago Rabbinical Council (CRC) and Star-K. The bakery products are parve and pas yisroel.
KosherEye asked Linda where she learned her baking skills. "I am self taught and baking is a labor of love, but I did have some formal training and took classes with a French pastry chef before opening Zelda's. I've always loved to bake and entertain. My family enjoyed my food so much and my four boys were the best taste testers around!"
When asked about the recipes used at Zelda's, "Some recipes are still my originals, such as our cookie cuties ™ and award winning pecan pie. Over the years, our talented professional chefs and I have collaborated to create desserts for a larger number."
The cooking and baking skills Linda Neiman used as a basis for starting her successful business have brought professional recognition to Zelda's. They won four awards at Kosherfest 2008, the world's largest international Kosher food trade show. Linda's Pecan Pie was chosen "Best in Show" and "Best Dressed." Their Classic Caramel Corn and Chocolate Almond Toffee Caramel Corn received an award for "Best Snack Food" and Zelda's Barks, Brittles and Toffee won "Best Packaging Design." Not bad for a former graphic computer games designer!
Four years ago, Zelda's started producing Kosher for Passover products. They began with chocolate items and expanded to include bakery items such as Chiffon Cake, Mandel Breit, Macaroons, and Thumbprint Cookies. Not surprisingly, Zelda's Orange Chiffon Cake was judged best "New Product-Passover Products" at Kosherfest 2009.
KosherEye has tasted the Passover Orange Chiffon Cake and it is delicious. It is not an easy feat to create a commercial product that tastes home-made, especially for Passover, but Zelda's has. It is one of the best Chiffon Cakes we have tasted and is also available in chocolate. We plan to sprinkle the top with kosher for Passover powdered sugar and serve it with sliced fresh fruit. The cake is parve, pas yisroel, yoshon.
What would Passover be without the plagues? Frogs to be exact! Zelda's has kosher for Passover Chocolate & Marshmallow(green!) filled Frogs. They are wonderful and the kids will love eating them. What a great way to end the Seder--let everyone munch on a chocolate covered green marshmallow frog! KosherEye tried one and they are good! The frogs are parve.
There are so many wonderful products made by Zelda's Sweet Shoppe that KosherEye plans to write a second article on the non-Passover goodies. Look for it soon.
Zelda Sweet Shoppe products are available at Jewel Food Stores, Whole Foods, Shop Rite Supermarkets, Sunset Foods, Treasure Island Stores and many gift/candy/independent food stores across the country.
To learn more about their products and to order Passover Goodies, visit Zelda's Sweet Shop. Zelda's is offering KosherEye readers a 15% discount on Passover Products ordered online. Enter code PASSOVER11 at checkout. Valid until April 18, 2011.


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|2008-01-24, 10:20
|Link #1
Part-Time TTK & Master
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
Age: 38
BlazBlue (Calamity Trigger, Continuum Shift, Chrono Phantasma)
Yes, not another revision of Guilty Gear. It may be a new franchise, depending on its success when it'll be released.
System: The game uses three attack buttons + extra button pattern featured in doujin games, Arcana Heart and Sengoku Basara X, the fourth button is the EX button used for unique character abilities. The danger about the three attack buttons configuration is to turn it into a mindless jab spam a la Melty Blood, where you jab and pray it open into a B&B combo. Eternal Fighter Zero somewhat got it right, where doing so could get yourself hurt. Badly hurt.
Gauges: There are two types of gauges, a Heat Guage and a Barrier Gauge. The Heat Gauge deals with offense, while the Barrier Gauge deals with defense. It.
It sounds like Rumble Fish.
Setting: It takes place in 2199. It looks like Guilty Gear universe, but I'll hold my judgement on it.
Music: Daisuke Ishiwatari. Expect rock!
Ragna the Bloodedge is voiced by Tomokazu Sugita (Kyon from Suzumiya Haruhi, Gintoki from Gintama, Yuichi Aizawa from Kanon 2006, That Man from GG2 Overture). Apparently, he is some kind of criminal (because he have a bounty on his head) and is looking to be the balanced character with an emphasis on power, just like.... Sol! His unique EX ability is called Soul Eater, which can be used to drain physical strength from his opponent. Heidern's "drain" or Omega Red's "drain"?
I dunno about you, but am I the only one thinking that he look kinda like Sanger Zonvolt from the SRW series, meeting Sol and stealing Geese's pants? I think about almost everyone screamed "LOLOLOL Square-Enix design!"... And as far as I am concerned, I thought of this SRW character.
Jin Kisaragi is voiced by Kakihara Tetsuya (Graf Eisen/Laeventin from Nanoha, Fujioka from Minami-ke, Simon from Gurenn Lagann). He fights with a sword and may fight like Ky. His EX ability allows him to freeze the enemy, like Kenshin Uesugi from Sengoku Basara X. As expected from a Ky clone, he is very likely Ragna's rival.
And now my personal favorite, at this stage of development:
Noel Vermillion, voiced by Kondou Kanako, fights using two guns and has special moves that involve shooting and have invincibility times (Gun Kata Style, yeap like Equilibrium or Anonym from Akatsuki Blitzkampf). Her EX ability is called Chain Revolver, and works by pressing the joystick along with the EX button (like Hol Horse from JoJo's Bizarre Adventures?).
What do I love about her? Guns as long and big as Beyond the Grave's from Gun Grave! Gun-kata style! And Zettai Ryouiki
|2008-01-24, 10:46
|Link #3
Part-Time TTK & Master
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
Age: 38
Can someone edit the title?
|2008-01-24, 14:18
|Link #4
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Canada
Age: 33
BluBlaze would've been a better name though.
I haven't played many fighters with 3 button system but I don't like the sound of it so far. Though I always end up liking most fighters made by ASW anyways. Glad theyre keeping 2d alive.
OT: Tomokazu Sugita was That Man? I always thought his voice sounded really familiar but I couldn't put my finger on who it was.
|2008-02-15, 09:28
|Link #5
I see...
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 28
AOU 2008: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiXL6NWzVXM
This is what a true next-gen F-game is.
|2008-02-15, 13:33
|Link #7
Join Date: Oct 2004
Have you seen the kOFXII trailer yet?
|2008-02-15, 16:51
|Link #8
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Canada
Age: 33
Both trailers were really impressive, but BlazBlue prolly got my attention more because of the awesome music, bright visuals, and longer trailer. Not to take anything away from KOFXI though, those sprites are incredible, I'm glad they didn't take the 3d or 2.5d route. I'll gladly take back all the bad things I said about SNK Playmore in the past few months.
2008 is a good year to be a fighting game fan.
|2008-02-16, 17:13
|Link #9
Part-Time TTK & Master
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
Age: 38
Yeah, with Street Fighter 4, KoF XII, Sengoku Basara X and BlazBlue around the corner, this is going to be a good time to be a "2D school" fighting game fan.
"2D school": 3D fighters never offered the same feeling as 2D fighters. With this sluggish and lowish pathetic jump, no way you can hope for an actual aerial combat in a 3D game a la SC and Tekken ever. Dont get me started on button mashing scrub Mitsurugi or Jin, I'd rather fight a scrubby Ryu/Ken/Akuma or the abomination that is Toki from Arc Systems' Hokuto no Ken.
Do I need to elaborate on fireballs, trap games, mix-up games and tick throws that makes 2D fighters much more appealing to me than SC and tekken can ever hope to be?
So I'll have SF4 for the good old footsie, poking and fireball trap game, KoFXII for a slightly more offensive-minded pace and BlazBlue for over-the-top rock & roll fights.
|2008-02-17, 07:28
|Link #12
Part-Time TTK & Master
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
Age: 38
As for the systems, I'll say Wii and PS3. I am holding my prediction for the 360 after the news about the HD-DVD. Now if the 360 don't pull a Dreamcast on us, seeing BlazBlue on it may not be unlikely if Sammy/Arc Systems implement an online battle mode.
PS: I've been a lot on GGPO to play KoF98.
|2008-02-20, 15:22
|Link #17
Join Date: Feb 2006
Why couldn't they just incorporate BlazBlue with Guilty Gear... it's not like anyone was actually following the storyline.
Now we get BlazBlue with a few selection of characters, but don't worry... wait till BlazBlue 2 for 2 extra characters and so on.
Is it just me or some of the BB char. does exactly the same moves as some GG char., like when the big guy lifts his opponent into the air and break them over his shoulder. I know it's the same studio but come on, it just look rushed out.
|2008-02-20, 15:40
|Link #18
Gregory House
IT Support
To put it simply, I can kick any of my newbie friends' asses at any time in any Street Fighter battle imaginable (especially in the Crossover series ), but there's a higher chance they'll beat me a couple of times in Soul Calibur.
PS: BTW, I love Soul Calibur. I had been a 2D fighter player all of my life until I discovered the beauty of its simple yet complex system.
|2008-02-21, 17:19
|Link #19
Gundam Boobs and Boom FTW
Join Date: Dec 2005
So I'm thinking we hopefully would see Sol in BB sometime...
Sol vs. Ragna would be a nice fight ^_^
As for KOF, I saw the trailer and it in no way can beat this IMO. The graphics simply aren't anywhere near as good and the music just gets outdone. Daisuke Ishiwatari is a god with music topped potentially only by Nobuo Uematsu. Though a FF with Uematsu/Ishiwatari doing the music would be O_O
|2008-02-21, 18:28
|Link #20
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Canada
Age: 33
|3ds, arc system works, arcade, fighting, ps vita, ps3, psp, windows, xbox360
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One team are the criminals,
the other team are the cops. Each person who joins only controls one minifig.
If the criminals get to the helicopter, they win!
If the cops capture or kill all the criminals, they win!
The police are only allowed to use their regulation handguns.
However, the criminals can use baseball bats, shovels, shotguns, and bazookas. Actually, there is only one of each. The catch is, you have to find them first. (They aren't hidden very well.)
If the criminals find the $300, they can pay the mafia to help them. If all the criminals are dead/captured, but there is still mafia alive, the cops still win.
Sign up sheet:
Grey beanie crim:
Evil grin (black beanie) crim: Alcatraz
Angry crim: Alex
Surfer face crim: Brikguy0410
Sunglasses cop:
Motorbike cop: 428th Dvision
Smiley face cop: ryguythe10th
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Residents get look behind the security fence at former Norwich Hospital
Preston – About 40 residents got an inside look at the former Norwich Hospital property today, equipped with color-coded maps showing buildings that are now gone, others that will be demolished soon and about a dozen more that could come down if residents support a proposed $4 million referendum bond that would match nearly $5 million in state and federal funds.
The Preston Redevelopment Agency led the tour today and will lead a second tour at 2 p.m. Sunday to show residents the progress the agency has made to date using close to $4 million in state and federal grants matched with $300,000 in town funds. Sunday's tour will start in the parking lot adjacent to the cemetery.
PRA member Jim Bell, who oversees funding for the volunteer agency, told residents the federal grants received to date have come in $200,000 increments that must be designated for specific buildings or portions of the hospital property. Some buildings with no environmental contamination have been torn down for salvage value at no cost to the town by demolition contractor Manafort Bros.
Now, he said, most of the buildings left standing have big price tags for environmental cleanup, including lead paint, asbestos and PCBs in window caulking that have seeped into window frames and even bricks. Those buildings, including the massive Kettle Building at the center of campus, would require much larger sums of money.
The town has received approval for a $4 million low-cost state loan that requires a $4 million town match. That same match can be used to cover an additional $964,250 federal Economic Development Administration grant, giving the town nearly $9 million in state, federal and local funds to continue the hospital property cleanup. Bell said if those funds are obtained, the agency could tear down all but about five to 10 buildings.
Terms of the state loan were considered to be very favorable by town officials. The town would pay 1.5 percent interest, but no interest in the first five years. For every 100 permanent jobs created by future development on the hospital property, $1 million of the loan would be forgiven outright. And the town could use revenue from the future sale of the property to pay off its local match bond and past legal bills before being obligated to pay the state.
The PRA hired Mark Chapman of Independent Bond Investment Consultants to review financial options for the local match. Bell said the agency will make specific recommendations on how to fund the local match during a joint meeting of the Board of Finance and Board of Selectmen at 7 p.m. Thursday at Preston Veterans' Memorial School.
If You Go
Bus tour
What: Tour of former Norwich Hospital property for
When: 2 p.m. today
Where: Park in lot between Kettle Building and cemetery
Joint meeting
Boards of Selectmen and Finance What: Meeting to discuss request for $4 million in town matching funds for hospital cleanup project When: 7 p.m. Thursday Where: Preston Veterans' Memorial School
Preston board sends $8M in borrowing to vote without recommendation
Forestry plan could chip away at Norwich Hospital cleanup costs
Preston receives approval of nearly $1 million federal grant for hospital cleanup


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Cosmic drill art
This stunning artwork created using the end of a drill is the work of Swiss photographer Fabian Oefner who captures the flight of paint in just one 40,000th of a second. His latest Black Hole series celebrates the physics of centripetal force and the effects it has on simple paint and a an ordinary drill with a metal rod connected on the end. The incredible result of Fabians work comes out looking like a picture taken on the Hubble Telescope of some cosmic event. (Caters News)
See more of Fabien's work - "The Beauty of Popping Painted Balloons" on Trending Now.


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Two orders by the Israeli military relating to movement in the occupied Palestinian territory may breach the fourth Geneva Convention and violate the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, a U.N. human rights expert said on April 19. "The orders appear to enable Israel to detain, prosecute, imprison and/or deport any and all persons present in the West Bank," said Richard Falk, U.N. Special Rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territory. Falk said his concern was based on Israel's new definition of the term infiltrator. The term is defined as "a person who entered the Area unlawfully following the effective date, or a person who is present in the Area and does not lawfully hold a permit." "Even if this open-ended definition is not used to imprison or deport vast numbers of people, it causes unacceptable distress," Falk said, charging that "a wide range of violations of international human rights and international humanitarian law could be linked to actions carried out by the Government of Israel under these orders."
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