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The council finalized the budget with a few changes from the tentative draft first presented in April, electing to add three new police officer positions and one code enforcement officer. Although the changes will cost the city more in the end, the council agreed that the city's safety was a priority, Mayor Geno Martini told the Sparks Daily Tribune after Tuesday's meeting.
Martini said he is "happy" with the final budget picture.
"We've been very proactive," Martini said. "We're out in front of those cuts. I'm happy. We're doing a good job with what we have."
The city administration and staff will continue to search for grants and opportunities to bring in more funds throughout the year, he said, but at least the public safety positions are finalized.
"I'm most proud of the fact that we were able to afford the fire, police officers and code enforcement officer positions," Martini said. "Those are critical for Sparks. Public safety is No. 1 for us."
The city's final budget calls for spending $19.9 million on police and $14.5 million on fire services next fiscal year. Both department budgets did not change significantly, even with the additional staffing changes. In general, the city will spend $34.6 million on its public safety functions, which will far exceed any other department in the municipality.
The city will be working with nearly $580,500 less in revenue in the next fiscal year, according to projections.
Ron Schmitt, the only council member to dissent on the final vote, gave no reason publicly for his opinion, only saying he did not agree with holding a separate meeting to finalize the budget.
The council also decided not to include committing any money to a stabilization fund in the next fiscal year, saving the city $200,000.
The effect of the changes resulted in an unrestricted ending fund balance with the General Fund equal to 8.1 percent of expenditures, said Jeff Cronk, the city's financial services director. This was about $125,000 under the fiscal policy goal of 8.3 percent.
Schmitt asked Cronk where he thought the city would end up this fiscal year.
"We're looking to end up in the 11.5 to 11.7 range in the general fund balance, but we're looking to draw that back down," Cronk said.
Schmitt said he was concerned that the city was already projected to be $700,000 upside down next year.
"Adding everything else on, it burns any fund balance quite rapidly," Schmitt said. "It leaves us scrambling in the next 12 months to cut the budget again."
Cronk agreed.
"The storm clouds are there. We still have some work to do as far as balancing the revenues and expenditures," Cronk said.
The final budget must now be submitted to the state for final approval by June 1.
"The Financial Services Department believes the attached document fully complies with those requirements as established by the Department of Taxation," according to the city's staff report.


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Starring Justin Stark as Frost and Ed Giron as Nixon.
When: Thursday, Aug. 5, 2010, 8 p.m.
Where: Center Stage Theater, 751 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara
Cost: $19 - $26
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Frost/Nixon opened in London and, following a successful run there, opened on Broadway. It was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Play and Best Director, and won the Tony for Best Actor. It also was a Drama Desk Award nominee for Best Play and won for Best Actor. Frost/Nixon was subsequently made into a highly praised film directed by Ron Howard. The playwright, Peter Morgan, also wrote the screenplays for The Queen and The Last King of Scotland.
This Central Coast premiere features Justin Stark as Frost and Ed Giron as Nixon. The play chronicles the factual interviews between television talk show host David Frost, who was considered a lightweight, and the disgraced Nixon, who had resigned from the U.S. presidency. Surprisingly, Nixon revealed more in this series of interviews than anyone imagined, including a tacit admission of guilt in the Watergate scandal. Taut and dramatic with moments of comedy, this fictionalization of true events is one of the most powerful plays of the decade.
Directed by Jim Sirianni and produced by DIJO Productions and Virtual Theatre Company, Frost/Nixon is an important work that is fortunate in having its Central Coast premiere in Santa Barbara.
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Austin Texas:Smiling Tiger Restaurant Pop Up + East Austin Salsa Shootout
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Big food party Sat April 13th at Tamale House East on e.6th street. 2 djs spinning 100% Texas vinyl, a keg of Independence Pale Ale, tons of food +a salsa shootout. This is our tenth pop up restaurant and we would love to see y'all come out. Got your ears on Brisketboy?
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here's the menu y'all
Smiling Tiger Pop Up Restaurant #10
1/4 Peeler Farms Natural Chicken white meat (sous vide,broiler) mash Johnson's Backyard Garden organic sweet potatoes, Anderle Farm sorghum,Johnson's Backyard Garden organic rainbow chard, sea salt, Easy Tiger bread
1/4 Peeler Farms Natural Chicken dark meat (confit,broiler) mash Johnson's Backyard Garden organic sweet potatoes, Anderle Farm sorghum,Johnson's Backyard Garden organic rainbow chard, sea salt, Easy Tiger bread
Ramen (Sun Noodles, Wagyu Heartbrand beef sausage or Peeler chicken w/Legend Meat heritage pork stock, sous vide Peeler egg, green onion)
Peeler Farms Natural Chicken Boudin (Jalapeno, green onion, Valencia rice) w/ mash Johnson's Backyard Garden organic sweet potatoes,Johnson's Backyard Garden organic rainbow chard, sea salt, Easy Tiger bread
Texas White Chili (Chicken stock, masa, cayenne, garlic, coriander, Peeler Farms Natural Chicken)
Veggie Plate:mash Johnson's Backyard Garden organic sweet potatoes,Johnson's Backyard Garden organic rainbow chard, sea salt, Easy Tiger bread
Chile Con Queso w/totopos
Organic Boggy Creek Strawberry Cobbler w/Crema
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Re:Austin Texas:Smiling Tiger Restaurant Pop Up + East Austin Salsa Shootout
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East Austin's longest running pop up restaurant series put another one in the books Saturday night at Tamale House East. Our normal Scrumptious Chef events are wild and wooly affairs, but when we put the Smiling Tiger designation on one of our food fetes, things can get out of hand quickly.
Our next Smiling Tiger-branded food party will be in February of 2014. It will take at least that long to regroup from Saturday night's feast.
The run-up to Saturday's bacchanal was particularly eventful. We rambled across the internet for a good week attempting to find a dj who was immersed in the ancient art of spinning vinyl records of Texas origin. John Wesley Coleman III of Golden Boys and Eric Static were finally contracted and they brought a solid 100k worth of collector vinyl to the affair.
As is our custom we spent another week securing our food purveyors:
Peeler Farms Chicken: a full truckload of sustainably raised heritage breed poultry
Sun Noodle Co: if you're going to do ramen you may as well use the best in the world
Johnsons Backyard Garden: organic sweet potatoes and rainbow chard
Anderle Farm sorghum: molasses from the kings of Texas sorghum
Antonelli's Cheese: mind-bendingly delicious dairy from the best purveyor in Texas
Easy Tiger Bread: there are pretenders and then there's David Norman
Wagyu Beef fr. Heartbrand in Yoakum: Akaushi y'all
Legend Meats Heritage Pork: how we made our Tonkotsu broth
Boggy Creek Farms: the backbone of our strawberry cobbler
That was the fun part. Once we get our trucks off-loaded at Tamale House we have to start the cooking process. For a Saturday night event we start prep on Wednesday. After 4 ten hour days, we're reasonably certain that we'll be able to feed the crowd in a timely manner.
The Scrumptious Chef cooking brigade swelled to 7 for Farm to Turntable. Our cooks were grinding sausage meat, blanching ramen noodles, baking cobblers, stuffing hog guts, circulating meats through the sous vides and attending to dozens of other tiny cooking tasks that contribute to the success of the event.
Once service began at 7pm, one thing became clear. The quality of the food was off the charts. Diners repeatedly came back to the counter to claim that this event was rivaled only by our now-legendary Cajun feast we threw way back in 2012.
The eaters came in waves, til finally 3 hours into the party they waved the white flag and surrendered. We ran short ticket times. and managed to have enough food on hand to get everybody fed without having to turn people away hungry as we had (ashamedly) had to do at previous shindigs.
It's a balancing act.
We've had as few as a hundred diners at some of our parties and over two hundred at others. There is simply no way of knowing how many people are going to attend nor what time they will arrive. Just like a restaurant proper, every night's a crap-shoot. We've strolled right into a great cafe on a Saturday night and found a killer table, and had to wait on a Tuesday night at a taqueria.
It's part and parcel of the industry.
Watch this space for news on our next event. We've all been rode hard and put up wet for the last couple weeks so we're going on hiatus til we can marshal our reserves and wade back into the fray.
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1858 The seventh and final debate between senatorial candidates Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas took place in Alton, Ill.
1860 11-year-old Grace Bedell of Westfield, N.Y., wrote a letter to presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln, suggesting he could improve his appearance by growing a beard.
1937 The Ernest Hemingway novel To Have and Have Not was first published by Charles Scribner's Sons.
1945 The former premier of Vichy France, Pierre Laval, was executed for treason.
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Following a recent speech in which Chamber of Commerce Secretary Charles F. Varn declared that Annistonians are now realizing that "industry has equal rights with labor and both must be afforded protection," the Anniston City Council is considering a request from the Chamber for $600 in public funds that will help promote Anniston and Calhoun County. But representatives from unions representing both the A.F. of L. and the C.I.O. protested any kind of allocation at a council meeting last night. "We don't feel like the city ought to give this money to the Chamber of Commerce for its use," declared a spokesman from the Molders Union. "The Chamber of Commerce is not a friend of labor. It has never put on a drive to help the working man …" In his speech the day before, Secretary Varn had alluded to the recent exodus of the Lengel-Fencil hosiery plant, allegedly due to union concerns.
Also this date: The Anniston City Council received a report last night from the city jail stating that last month, 3,593 meals were served for a total cost of $317.99. (Doing the math, that's almost but not quite nine cents per meal.)
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Anheuser-Busch has dropped Anniston and Gadsden from the list of potential sites for a new brewery. Barry Baracha, vice president and group executive for Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc., said the company has eliminated the two sites from consideration after careful study. Only Chattanooga, Tenn., and Cartersville, Ga., remain as potential sites for the $300 million brewery, which is expected to create 500 jobs. According to F. Michael Gaymon, president of the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce, the company dropped Anniston and Gadsden because of transportation problems. Gaymon said he learned of the decision this morning from a phone call from Jack Stein, Anheuser-Busch's director of environmental engineering.
Also this date: Some people are calling it a historic event, but James Dunn sees his role as the first black Calhoun County Commission chairman in a more subdued light. "I think of it in terms of a job that's got to be done,'' says Dunn, who in four days will begin his nine-month stint as chairman under the guidelines established by U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson. But Dunn admits he is excited by the prospect of having the opportunity to serve and break ground for blacks in Calhoun County. It hit him last week, after he saw a letter by outgoing chairman Charlie Fuller announcing a ceremony marking Dunn's start as chairman. "I knew this was coming, but when I saw that," he says, "the adrenaline kind of picked up."
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Hello again.
It has been quite some time since I've had a chance to update this blog. Partly because I've been working on finishing my Master of Science in Information Design & Technology, preparing my tenure portfolio, and teaching a graduate class in for the University at Buffalo's Department of Library & Information Studies. So, I let this blog slip. Now that most of that work is done, it's time to pick up the pieces and create some great posts. Here are a few topics I'm contemplating writing:
- Book review of the following: Booth, Char. 2011. Reflective teaching, effective learning : instructional literacy for library educators. Chicago: American Library Association.
- Using jQuery to transform LibGuides.
- Hacking my thesis — Zotero, GoodReader and Google Docs to the rescue.
- Using WordPress in an online class.
Stay tuned.
Technology Tools for Library Managers: A SUNYLA2012 presentation
On June 8th I gave a 20-minute technology talk on tools that help me with my day-to-day job. Here are the highlights:
- Inbox Zero
- I've learned to trust the search mechanism in my email.
- My "deleted items" folder serves as a place for items I know I'll only need for less than 10 days.
- Listservs have archives. I'd much rather search the archive than store 30 emails on one topic.
Evernote – You can watch a video introduction to learn more.
- Anything that I would keep in email just to reference I have now moved to Evernote.
- File Syncing – You install a program on your computer and can access your files from anywhere. There are three main options:
- SugarSync – 5GB of free space
- DropBox – 2GB of free space
- Box.net – 2GB of free space
- Remember the Milk – To-Do list with text-message reminders!
Lastly, just before putting this presentation together I came across a series of productivity flowcharts with links to tasks, articles and videos by Simply Business. I've linked them at http://tiny.cc/beproductive that cover collaboration, travel, email, meetings, and workload. I highly recommend giving them a peek.


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Last year I wrote a column regarding seven dreams that I had prior to this past season, I hit exactly ZERO of them... so why not do the same thing and hopefully come up with a better hit ratio this time around? Dobber and I had a great side bet last year that if Jaromir Jagr were to sign with the Caps he'd rename Dobberhockey to Mahockey. I'll throw down the gauntlet once again to make Dobber shake in his pants a little.
I won't list all the unrestricted free agents as Dobber has already done so here . I'll also need to leave the friendly confines of the Western Conference here, but hey - it's my dream I can do what I want!
My first dream scenario begins with Vincent Lecavalier heading back to his grass roots of Montreal and donning Le Bleu-Blanc-et-Rouge. I don't quite know the details of how the all pieces fall into place but perhaps Montreal's first rounder (18th overall) plus a combination of Chris Higgins and the Kostitsyn brothers heading south to TB. I'm sure this scenario would make many Hab fans pretty darn happy, while finally quashing all the bloody Vinny to team X rumours that keep floating around. Vinny once again has another unspectacular season with no offensive help in Montreal and Hab fans are once again disappointed.
Speaking of grass roots, my second dream involves Alex Kovalev heading back to his former grass roots in Pittsburgh. The Pens have attempted to find stopgaps for the last couple seasons in Petr Sykora, Miro Satan and Ruslan Fedotenko to fit alongside Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby, none of whom have really been home runs. Could Kovalev swallow some salary and finish his NHL career playing alongside two of the most dynamic players in NHL history? Kovalev goes on to have a career season tallying 90 points playing alongside the dynamic duo, Pens reach the finals for a third consecutive season only to lose to the Red Wings once again.
The Capitals have found themselves quite a pair of Russians in Washington. Could they add another into the mix by adding reclamation project Maxim Afinogenov? Afinogenov has blazing speed that would surely add a different dimension to the Washington offense that they currently lack. In my third dream scenario, Afinogenov finally gets out of the coach's doghouse and has a career year potting 80 points, and then flees to Russia for the KHL and a huge payday.
Brian Burke has had a past history with the Sedins when he drafted the twins second and third overall in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft. So my fourth dream scenario re-unites the twins with their former GM Burke in Toronto, where he poaches the Sedins twins on July 1 away from the Canucks for a handsome sum of $14 million per season. The Sedins continue to produce at their normal point-per-game pace, and once again the Leafs finish ninth and out of post-season contention.
Following the loss of the Sedins, Vancouver GM Mike Gillis is peed off and signs the Slovakian duo of Marian Hossa and Marian Gaborik to replace the loss of the Sedins. The signings also complete the Slovakian trio of Hossa, Gaborik and Pavol Demitra that we saw at the 2006 Torino Winter Olympics. Of course this basically acts as training time for the Slovakian team to build chemistry prior to the Vancouver Olympics, but secretly Gillis just wants Roberto Luongo to gain a sneak peak at the trio before he leads Canada to gold in Vancouver.
Being the homer that I am, of course I have to include a dream regarding the Oilers. With Jacques Martin fleeing Florida, could Jay Bouwmeester return home to Edmonton? In my dreams I picture the Oilers dealing away a package of Lubomir Visnovsky, Denis Grebeshkov and Ryan Potulny to the Panthers for the negotiation rights to Jay Bouwmeester. I went to high school with JBo and would love to see him donning an Oilers uniform just for sentimental reasons. In terms of salary it's about even, so salary shouldn't be a major problem. Florida gets two serviceable D-men and a young offensive prospect in Potulny in return, where as Edmonton frees up the cap space to sign JBo to a long-term contract. Sounds like a feasible situation to me!
Could the Islanders bungle another first round pick? Let's take a look at their past history:
-drafts Roberto Luongo, ships him off to Florida along with Olli Jokinen
-drafts Eric Brewer ships him to Edmonton
-drafts Tim Connolly ships him to Buffalo
-drafts Taylor Pyatt ships him to Vancouver
-drafts Branislav Mezei ships him to Florida
-drafts Rick DiPietro, signs him to a 15-year injury-plagued deal
-drafts Raffi Torres ships him to Edmonton
-drafts Robert Nilsson ships him to Edmonton
-drafts Ryan O'Marra ships him to Edmonton
-traded their first round 2007 pick to Edmonton
-has fifth overall pick, trades down and passes on Luke Schenn and Nikita Filatov, bypasses Colin Wilson and Mikkel Boedker while selecting Josh Bailey ahead of Cody Hodgson.
There is numerous talk regarding collusion in fantasy hockey, could there really be real-life collusion in what happens in the NHL? Just from looking at this list it looks like the Islanders act as the Oilers farm team rather than making the right choice for themselves. Could dream scenario seven really come true for the Oilers?
"Breaking news from TSN on draft day, The New York Islanders have traded their first overall selection in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft to the Edmonton Oilers for Alex Plante, O'Marra, Nilsson, Gilbert Brule, and Ladislav Smid." In a statement made by GM Garth Snow, "I thought I'd clear all our past foibles with this trade so that we can take positive steps forward in the future of our franchise, rather than having to look back at our past mistakes." 12 months later, Owner Charles Wang public states that the Islanders have been sold to Jim Basillie and will be moving to Hamilton...
Have some wild and crazy dreams of your own? Leave a comment below and I'm sure people will have a good laugh or you'll have a great time defending it to your fellow Dobberites. Next week we'll take a closer look at some potential Western Conference "magical fourth year" candidates for next season.


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Jess Findlay's photography is inspired by the birdlife near his home close to Vancouver. He often carries his camera gear with him because, he says, "you never know when you're going to get a good shot." Take this killdeer photo, which he took on a family trip to a British Columbia lake. While his family was checking into its hotel, says the recent high school graduate, "I just went down to the beach and got lucky."
Bird Lore: This plover gets its name not from any threat to deer but from its shrill cries of kil-deeer, kil-deeer, often given in flight.
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When Adam Smith opened Fog City News in 1999, he focused on providing the most diverse offerings of magazines in what he accurately describes as an "elegantly old-fashioned" setting. He paid close attention to the aesthetics, hanging framed turn-of-the-century photos of San Francisco on the daffodil- yellow walls, laying plush burgundy carpeting on the floors, and outfitting the upscale shop with custom-built oak cabinetry. From the beginning, the long, narrow room featured one of the largest and most varied magazine selections in the Bay Area, from political and cultural zines to literary and academic journals to consumer glossies of every stripe. All told, Fog City carries more than 3,000 titles on its shelves (over 700 of them international), with the overflow stacked on the floor. But in 2002, the already-popular newsstand began attracting a new clientele: the chocolate lover. What started out as a request from a friend to stock Canadian chocolates has grown into a serious subspecialty. Now, connoisseurs from all over frequent Fog City for the 200-plus premium chocolate bars from famed purveyors (Valrhona, Michel Cluizel, and Scharffen Berger, to name a few). Given the allure of the shop's chocolate displays in the front, it's likely some sweet-toothed visitors never make it to the magazine racks in the back.


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"This product made it very easy and fast to let everyone know my new address. I didn't want to send a postcard because it takes longer to get there and your info is exposed. These cards come with an envelope and are printed so you just have to address the envelope. Or not since they will print you envelopes if you want. I addressed my own."
"I really love how this announcement turned out!! It's a really cute design and the text was crisp and clear. We received quite a few compliments on them. This is my first purchase from TinyPrints - I have relatives who order all the time, but this was my first time - will definitely order more items! The envelopes were a little oddly sized - oversized yet hard to get the cards in them - had to be careful not to bend the card. That was the only issue I had, but it was minimal - as long as I put the cards in carefully, it was fine."
"These came out perfect, just as I'd hoped they would. The paper quality is great, and they're adorable. I can't wait to send them out as our moving announcment!"
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This piece looks so cute on the website, but the quality is actually very poor. It is mainly made of particle board and mine arrived with chips on the painted surfaces - the particle board shows right through. The screws that hold the pieces together show on the outside of both sides. There are 6 screws showing on each side of the nightstand, which isn't clear from the photo. Turns out it would cost nearly 60$ to return it! All in all, a very disappointing purchase.
This nightstand was fairly easy to assemble -just time consuming. All the necessary parts were included and holes seemed to align fairly well. However, it is constructed of cheap particle board and I don't expect it to hold up very long. The matching chest is already (after just 2 weeks) giving us some problems. If you plan to use this in a spare room (just for looks), it would probably be ok. However, for everyday use you would be better off to go ahead and spend the extra money for a better quality construction.
The finished product looks nice, but the materials.. Yikes. Can anyone say pressed cardboard? You really do get what you pay for. When putting it together "slightly" pressing the dowles into the underside of the top board, it cracked the top of the nightstand and now it's a mess. (BTW There was no hammering, only hand pressing that did this.) If you are going to spend the money, spend a little more and get some real wood in your furniture.
I had originally wanted a 3-drawer nightstand as I have a tall bed that needed a tall stand, but opted for this model instead once I saw the dimensions. The drawers are a good depth and hold all that I need them to and more! One of the drawers sticks a little, but I'm not sure that's the case with each model or if perhaps there's a screw that wasn't tightened properly in self-assembly. Be careful to check that each piece is being attached as shown in the assembly diagrams as attention to detail is necessary. The top shelf has 2 holes that are supposed to be in the front of the unit, but were mistakenly put in the back, and once the black plastic "covers" have been snapped into the screws on the side, you may not be able to remove them again!
This nightstand is exactly what I was looking for because I have a high platform bed and I needed something to match the height. At first it seems like it will be hard to assemble because there is a lot of pieces but once you start it's easy. The directions are very precise, all the panels and everything you need to assemble it fit together perfectly. It's a solid sturdy piece. The only thing I can critique on is that a few days later one of the smaller bolts used to put the draw together I noticed popped out, inside the draw, but it didn't alter or make anything come undone. It's still sturdy and it could of also been me screwing that one bolt in wrong. Also, the open cubbie on top is a lot deeper and wider inside then I thought and although the entire nightstand is made out of those shiny black panels the back of it is nailed closed with a black thick cordboard piece. It's not bad at all, just make sure the back is facing a wall if you don't wan't others to see this.
I purchased two nightstands for our new apartment. The wood is very cheap. You will definitely have to use a coaster if any sort of glass is placed on it. That being said, I purchased the nightstands due to the affordability of the product. All in all, a decent product - you get what you pay for.
This bedside table is a good buy. It's classy, strong, and easy to set up. My wife's and my bedroom needed a style update so when I saw this bedside table, I looked no further. I love how there's a "top shelf" as well as the two drawers. I also love the look of the item. Finally, I love how easy to assemble it was. The parts were all there and the instructions made sense. (It also arrived in very good time and with all pieces present and not broken.) I am happy with this bedside table and would recommend it.
I really like this night stand it has a nice finish it is sturdy and the drawers glide very well on the rollers/ smoothly. Even better than the other chest I bought so the drawers glide and its a nice piece of furniture. assembly is required
Product was delivered promptly. Product was easy to assemble. Product looks just as the description describes.
Picking it up today from a handyman who assembled it. He said it was a top quality piece of furniture but he needed 4 hours to do it. Figure in the price of assembly when purchasing. I did not. But I am anxiously awaiting to see the entire piece. Probably worth the hassle of assembly.
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While jumping out of a plane or swimming with sharks might give you more of a rush, this scrub will add some slightly safer excitement to your shower routine. Gritty but still gentle enough to use several times a week, this electrifying essential helps skin look and feel smooth. The added peppermint oil provides a cooling tingle that lasts long after you've dried off.
As a guy who does not typically use face scrub I can say this product is something I would try again. The strong scent of peppermint really awakens you. It's a great way to start your day!
I like body washes and tend to have a couple different kinds. this isn't bad the scrub I like and the peppermint. you feel a good cooling sensation. liked it. the packaging is a bit cheesy and honestly wouldn't buy it cause of that. minimal is always best.
I loved the adrenaline junkie product for its invigorating scent and the tingle left over from the peppermint oil yet the lack in exfoliation after using the scrub left me wanting. When only applying 3 or so times during the week I'd like my face wash to break down all the grime built up on my skin, not just moisturize and cleanse.
I'm not sure how much I would recommend purchasing this. I thought it was pretty good stuff, but I have used other scrubs that feel no better or worse.
So far I have really been enjoying the Billy Jealousy brand. I received this Adrenaline Junkie last month and the Liquid Sand the month before. The Adrenaline junkie has a nice lightweight texture, but with very little scrub beads in it. If you are looking for something like a nice cream base then this is perfect. Honestly with my skin being more oily I found I love the texture and cleaning style of the Liquid Sand more, but either way you will have a nice clean from both products.
i love the minty energizing action. but i also like a good foam, and this product has none. it seemed to have a bit of friction and didn't feel like it covered much area. it also left me feeling like i still needed to wash my face. but fragrance was good. my preference is some good foaming action, but if you're not going to be foamy, you gotta at least be slippery.
the scent is great. the Billy Jealousy products that I have tried have been satisfactory. I would recommend purchasing this product.
The peppermint oil in the product left my face feeling fresh and invigorated, lasting for hours after. The exfoliating beads were larger-sized, which left me with mixed feelings about it. I actually felt the product working, but the texture might be a bit rough for some. Overall, however, a solid product.
I really enjoyed this product. It did not dried out my skin like most other products I have tried. It is great for people like me with sensitive skin. The peppermint oil was a nice wake up in the morning. Overall, I thought the product was great!
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Saving lives on the roads of Viet Nam
WHO lends support to national efforts to make roads safe
In the space of two years, 5-year-old Chanh lost both his mother and his father in two separate road crashes.
Every day, more than 30 people die on Viet Nam's roads. Road traffic injuries are the country's second leading cause of death. Too often these deaths occur among people in the prime of their lives. Working at global and country level, WHO supports efforts to reduce the number of people dying on the world's roads.
Enforcement and penalties
With a new national strategy and laws that tighten enforcement and penalties for drinking and driving, the Government of Viet Nam has reaffirmed its commitment to improving road safety, saving lives and preventing injuries.
"We aim to reduce road traffic fatalities by between 5 and 10% each year throughout the United Nations Decade for Road Safety, which ends in 2020," explains Mrs Le Minh Chau, deputy director of traffic safety in Viet Nam's Ministry of Transport.
Reducing drinking and driving
Key strategies include improving motorcycle safety, reducing drinking and driving, and assuring better care and treatment for the injured.
More than 30% of road traffic fatalities and up to 60% of hospitalized road trauma patients are estimated to have a blood alcohol concentration above the legal limit. In November 2012, the Government more than doubled the penalties for drinking and driving.
Police officer Thanh Liem hopes the new penalties will change drivers' behaviour for the better. "I've seen too many crashes caused by drunk drivers," he says. "Often the drivers were so intoxicated they didn't realize what they had done."
Motorcycle helmet laws
Meanwhile, motorcycle helmet laws introduced in 2007 increased helmet wearing in motorcycle drivers and passengers from 40% to more than 90% within 6 months. Within a year of introducing the laws, more than 1 500 lives had been saved and 2 400 injuries prevented.
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Over the past five years, WHO has provided technical and financial assistance to improving road safety in Viet Nam, through the Bloomberg Philanthropies funded Road Safety in 10 Countries (RS10) Project. The Organization is currently working with central and provincial government counterparts and international partners (Global Road Safety Partnership and Johns Hopkins University) to improve law enforcement to prevent drinking and driving.
In 2010 and 2011, road traffic mortality rates decreased by 25% and 20% respectively in provinces following the programme. Meanwhile, in a province that did not introduce the programme, road traffic deaths increased by 26%.
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November 18 is the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. In November 2012, Viet Nam organized a month-long road safety campaign, combining home visits to families who have lost loved ones, a traditional Buddhist spiritual healing ceremony and mass media campaigns.
"Reflecting on what has been lost helps people recognize the severe consequences of road traffic crashes. We hope this will bring about changes in road users' attitudes, behaviour and responsiblity," says Mr Nguyen Hoang Hiep, the Vice Chairman of the National Traffic Safety Committee and primary organizer of the national campaign.
"Few causes of ill-health confronting nations today are as imminently preventable as road traffic injuries," says Dr Takeshi Kasai, WHO Representative to Viet Nam. "We commend the Vietnamese Government and its road safety agencies for prioritizing many of the measures needed to tackle this problem head on."


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My baby is 1 month old she has always been on room temp formula. my husband ordered the jug of ready to feed which we thought was gonna help us out alot but now the whole refrigerating it and then warming has us worried. my question is how to get the formula to room temp without having to use a bottle warmer? can i just pour the amount of refrigerated formula into her bottle and let it get room temp? or do we need to put the bottle in warm water? if so how do i know it is warm enough and not too cold?
There are a few things you can do. I would not let your formula sit out at room temperature because of bacteria concerns. We have a bottle warmer, but before that we would either place the bottle in a pot of hot water, or pour the formula into a coffee cup and microwave for 10 seconds or so, but make sure you never microwave a plastic bottle. Always pour a drop or two of formula on your hand to make sure it is not too hot. If it feels hot on your hand, it is too hot for baby.
I supplement formula and pump breast milk so I keep it in the fridge too. We like to put bottle in a cup of hot tap water to bring it to room temperature fast and then we don't have to worry about it getting too hot or having hot spots if you microwave it. It works great for us special at night when your tired, just keep the tap running into cup with bottle inside and it'll be warm quick.
OMG no you dont let it get to room temp, by than it will be bad. Warming the bottle helps the baby sleep and flls them up more and usually gives them a full night sleep. So dontb let a bottle sit out you are going to have to warm it up. As for ready to feeds you dont need to do anythig with them theyb are already prepared to open and use you never save them as soon as the baby is done eating you toss them right away.
I simply take a coffee cup and heat it for 1 minute in the microwave with water in it. Then I take it out and put the bottle in the warm water in the cup. Wait a minute or two and it will be nice and warm for you! Like AnswerDad said, always test the temperature before giving it to your baby.
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LINDENHURST — Two weeks before Vista Health System's proposal to build a 132-bed hospital in Lindenhurst is scheduled for a hearing before the Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board, a staff report from the state agency has determined that "the proposed project does not appear to be in conformance with the need" for a new acute-care facility in Lake County.
"The applicants have requested beds in excess of the calculated bed need and there are existing facilities in the planning area operating below the target occupancy for medical surgical and obstetric services," the State Agency Report (SAR) reads in its executive summary. "It does not appear that the proposed facility will improve access as there are existing facilities within 45 minutes of the proposed hospital location."
The staff report also notes that "as part of this submittal, the applicants are proposing to discontinue 108 medical surgical beds at the applicants' Vista Medical Center East hospital in Waukegan." Vista East currently has 256 beds.
"Demand for this project is not based upon projected physician referrals or rapid population growth in the planning area. The applicants are basing the demand for this project on the redistribution of beds from the Vista East facility in Waukegan to the proposed hospital in Lindenhurst," the report states. "Current utilization at the Vista East facility would justify 115 medical surgical beds, 28 intensive care beds and 11 obstetric beds at the State Board's target occupancy for a total of 154 beds at both facilities. If this project should be approved by the State Board, there would be 141 medical surgical beds, 23 intensive care beds and 29 obstetric beds at the Vista East-Waukegan facility, and 100 medical surgical beds, 12 intensive care beds and 20 obstetric beds at the Vista Lindenhurst facility for a total of 325 beds."
The report does find Vista's $131 million proposal to be in compliance on 20 of 23 requirements, including such factors as staffing levels and "reasonableness of financing arrangements."
But the report added that the project would negatively "impact other planning area providers that are not operating at the State Board's target occupancy" on certain clinical services, and that its proposed cardiac-catheterization services would "have a negative impact on existing services (in) McHenry, Lake and Kane counties."
"It does not appear that the proposed facility will improve service access in the planning area, as there are existing services within 45 minutes of the proposed hospital operating at less than the State Board's target occupancy or medical surgical and obstetric beds," the report added. "Vista East-Waukegan, Midwestern-Zion, Advocate Condell-Libertyville, and Advocate Good Shepherd Barrington are not at target occupancy for medical surgical beds, and all facilities in the planning area are not at the 75 percent target occupancy for obstetric beds. All facilities are at target occupancy for intensive care services."
Barbara Martin, president and CEO of Vista Health, said Tuesday that the final word has yet to be written on the project, noting that the full board is scheduled to review the proposal Feb. 5 in Bolingbrook.
"We thank the Review Board staff members for their thorough review of our Certificate of Need application. The findings in their staff report for Vista Medical Center Lindenhurst were very similar to staff reports for hospitals that have been approved by the Review Board," Martin said.
"The Vista Medical Center Lindenhurst project will provide vital access to life-saving care for residents of north central and northwestern Lake County. We look forward to presenting our Certificate of Need application for this project at the Feb. 5 Review Board meeting in Bolingbrook. We remain committed to serving all patients — regardless of need — at all our locations."
Vista's proposal calls for a facility at Grand Avenue and Deep Lake Road that would feature 100 medical surgical beds, 12 intensive care beds and 20 obstetric beds. Along with cardiac-catheterization services, the new facility would offer clinical services that include seven surgical suites and an emergency department. The report notes that the anticipated completion date would be Aug. 31, 2016.
The state rejected a Vista proposal to build a $106 million version of Lindenhurst acute-care facility in January 2009, when what was then known as the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board voted 2-2 on issuing a Certificate of Need.


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I got my hair done by Melissa at Carol Carey Salon and she did an amazing job. Usually when I leave the salon I always have to go home and fix the style but for the first time I…
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This is truly masterful, I have no other words for it. Masterful!
It has been five year, exploration and colonization has been boosted exponentially, with new settlements popping up, and old ones growing to towns. But, a border dispute splits the area, one side siding with the town of Eroneth, the other with Uthar, Rothgar and Rimthar are the only two settlements not sided with either or.
Note: Not included on this map are, small settlements, and hamlets. And of course, landmark names and the like, blah, blah, blah. And for the high rest version, please click 'download image' at deviant art here to see the full size.
This has taken me the better part of two months, on and off (I think.) to finish. Also, thank you to Pasis for inspiring me.
This is truly masterful, I have no other words for it. Masterful!
This is wonderful. Great work . I really love the mountains and the colors of it.
Finished Maps
Even if I am correct, I would still advise you to follow your heart. This whole Cartographers Guild thing, it seems to me, is more about passion and skill and learning new techniques than it is about definitions and rules.
Kingdom Of Shendenflar Campaign Setting (WIP)
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Heh, thanks guys!
Very nice. I've seen similar styles that are too 'fractal' - like they came out of a fractal generator, despite being hand-done. *THIS* though is a wonderful blend of styles with nice colors and I really like how the mountains have come out.
This one looks really great. Have some rep!
My finished maps
Mapping Worlds (My blog about mapping)
Imaginary maps (My facbook page devoted to mapping)
Thanks for the rep =] And thanks for the compliments!
Really lovely work on this eViLe, I quite like it.
Nicely done. Have some rep !
Edit REP when I can !!
"Aye The skies be clear , the seas be calm and the winds be with us .....
ARGH!! but the damn compass be broken!! "
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The inaugural Distinguished Research Awards honor research and innovation excellence among UI students, faculty, and staff.
The Mobile Museum is bringing some of the state's natural and cultural treasures to communities across Iowa.
Iowans are invited to "Dare to Discover" the research, creativity, and innovation the University of Iowa strives to achieve—from the screen of their computer, tablet, or smartphone
Story from the Iowa City Press-Citizen
"The UI is committed to being a robust and engaged partner with government and with the private sector to translate research into concrete economic value. Working together, we can build the 21st Century economy." - Dan Reed
The collaboration includes the Obermann Center for Advanced Studies and 14 other humanities institutes in the Midwest and beyond.


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Aledo Varsity Baseball vs Trimble Tech.
The Community News • P.O. Box 1031 • 203 Pecan Dr. • Aledo, TX 76008 • 817-441-7661 • FAX: 817-441-5419
The Aledo Bearcats will play Burleson Centennial in a best-of-three baseball bi-district series. Game two will be 7 p.m. Friday, May 3 in Aledo. Game three, if necessary, will be played at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 4 at a neutral site.
Aledo Varsity Baseball vs Trimble Tech.
Aledo Girls Golf will compete in the State Tournament at Onion Creek GC in Austin.


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- Megan Saunders '14
- Hometown: Lakewood, Ohio
- Major: Athletic Training
My favorite teacher is a person who hasn't taught me in a traditional classroom. Morgan Bagley, athletic trainer and director of athletic training education at Mount Union, is not only my advisor and athletic trainer for basketball, but also has become one of the most important people in my life. She is always there for me no matter what and I would be lost without her.
- Dan Goswick '15
- Hometown: Amherst, Ohio
- Major: Marketing
Campus News | Future Students
- Mount Union to Host 48th Annual ArtFest
- June 26, 2012
ALLIANCE, Ohio — The University of Mount Union will host the 48th annual ArtFest from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, August 12 next to the Campus Lakes.See Full Article
- Governor Kasich Speaks at Mount Union
- June 15, 2012
ALLIANCE, Ohio — Ohio Governor John Kasich spoke about the important women in his life to delegates of Buckeye Girls State on the campus of the University of Mount Union on Friday afternoon.See Full Article
- Bill Schindel Named UMU Head Wrestling Coach
- June 13, 2012
The University of Mount Union has named Bill Schindel its new head wrestling coach.See Full Article


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The documentation team at Adobe gets a lot (and I mean A LOT) of queries about CSS layouts -- what are they, how do they work, where do I go to start? So I've put together a list of some of the best resources out there in the hopes of spreading the educational word. For those of you who blog, write, or tweet about this issue, please publicize these resources as much as possible so that more people can find them. Also feel free to add to this list if you think there are any resources that I've missed.
From table-based to tableless web design (ADOBE)
Popular two-part tutorial series on building a CSS layout from scratch, and converting table-based layouts to pure CSS.
CSS page layout basics (ADOBE)
Explanation of a basic CSS layout that breaks down the structure and rules that create the layout.
Creating a CSS layout from scratch (SUBCIDE) An older but still quite useful step-by-step tutorial on creating a CSS layout.
Building your first CSS site (ADOBE) Steps beginners through the process of defining structural elements and then styling them.
Tableless layouts with Dreamweaver CS4 (ADOBE) Shows you how to create a simple two-column CSS layout.
Creating a simple three-column design (ADOBE) Shows you how to build a three-column design, including using the "faux column" technique
Dreamweaver CSS starter layouts (ADOBE) An article written for Dreamweaver CS3, but still useful as the starter layouts did not change in CS4.
Create a page with a CSS layout (ADOBE) The Dreamweaver CS4 Help doc equivalent to the above starter layouts article.
CSS layout (HTML SOURCE) A popular article describing many of the most common terms and principles used for CSS layouts.
In Search of the Holy Grail (A LIST APART) Elegant article on creating the "holy grail" of CSS layouts: the three-column, fixed-width sidebars, liquid center.
This should be linked to in the DW FAQ :-)
Edit: Link now added to the Dreamweaver FAQ index
Atthe risk of sounding too green, you should define CSS, which is an acronym, the first time you use it. I have little web design experience and have no idea what it means. You should always define an acronym in parantheses the first time it is used.
Now, what the hell does CSS mean?
CSS = Cascading Style Sheets. It's used to style your HTML content.
HTML = hypertext mark-up language.
For more on these and other web terms, start here:
HTML & CSS Tutorials - http://w3schools.com/
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
CS4 for CSS support new CSS3 ? and CS4 layout call dot'n my toolbar
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How can i find the Chinese version of this? For me, it's very difficult to read English!
How do I know if the Dream Weaver Version I have is up to date?.
I have DW 8 I got it wayback and just started using it in the last year.
I lost the box and key and have no idea how to check it and update it.
BTW I have searched but could not find the help I need.
Prepare for lots of stupid questions.
Thanks In Advance
This isn't a CSS question, but I'll try to answer you.
DW8 is several years old now. There have been 3 new product releases since DW8 came out (CS3, CS4 and the current version which is CS5).
Adobe does not issue updates on old software.
The last update issued was DW 8.02.
If you don't have the last update, you can get it here.
In DW, click on Help > About.
When the box begins to scroll, click inside it.
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
Thank you VERY much Nancy
I need to learn coding but after 7 years after a major injury I cant
seam to learn alone online. If I where to go to my local
community college what would I start with for classes. I have gone
their before but because I am old I never get very far. If I know what
class to look for then I could bypass the admins at the school
Do I look for web design classes.
A note I am in to the Internet after a serious accident.
Any ideas how I can move forward without any money?
I do really appreciate you taking the time to contact me!!
Billy Grant - TY
If you want to make a career out of building web sites, you need to learn HTML and CSS code.
I think you could learn the basics on your own. Start by working through the simple tutorials below.
Start learning HTML - http://w3schools.com/html/default.asp
Start learning CSS - http://w3schools.com/css/default.asp
Adobe DW isn't free but you you can download the 30-day trial.
Free Web Authoring Tools -
Obviously, you get what you pay for. These are scalled down versions of the for purchase products.
Coffee Cup HTML Editor
NetObjects Fusion Essentials
Top Style Lite CSS editor
Open Source (free) Web Site Systems -
WordPress - http://wordpress.org/
Drupal - http://drupal.org/
Joomla - http://www.joomla.org/
Hope you get back on your feet real soon!
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
Hi There!
You may have already found a version in Chinese but if not, you can copy sections and past into this translator to generate the text in Chinese:
Good luck Songfachen. Chris
I would like some kind of collaboration bewtween dreamweaver and Wordpress.. http://www.eufemoweb.com


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Georgetown Center for Financial Markets and Policy Hosts Conference on the Leadership Role of the Gulf Countries in the Global EconomyOn Tuesday, April 9, the Georgetown Center for Financial Markets and Policyin partnership with the Financial Times hosted a conference on the potentialleadership role of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in the global economy.The event was co-hosted by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) andtook place at the DIFC Conference and Exhibition Centre in Dubai, United ArabEmirates.Keynote speakers included Mustafa Abdel-Wadood (MBA '96), partner and chairof the Executiv
Business Librarian Receives Research Grant
Jennifer Boettcher, Georgetown University business librarian, has been selected to receive the 2013 Reference and User Services Association BRASS Emerald Research Grant Award.
The Business Reference and Services Section (BRASS) of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) administers the $5,000 grant, which supports research in the field of business librarianship, and Emerald Group Publishing, Ltd., funds the award.
Financial Times Ranks Executive Custom Programs #11 in the U.S., #34 in the World
In its inaugural ranking by the Financial Times, the Executive Education Customized Programs at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business ranked #11 in the United States and #34 in the world.
The ranking measures clients' perceptions of the quality and delivery of the program, as well as the internationality of the overall program through a survey of each business school.
Georgetown McDonough Announces Commencement Speakers
The Ambassador of Brazil to the United States H.E. Mauro Vieira and United States Senator William M. Cowan (D-Massachusetts) will speak at the graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremonies for Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
MBA Student Poses Global Economics Question to Gates
When Georgetown MBA Evening Program student Stephanie Chen got the chance to pose a question to Microsoft founder Bill Gates on live television on May 6, she wanted to know two things.
"What is the greatest global challenge in the next 10 years, and what can this generation of young business leaders to do solve that problem?" she asked him from the McDonough School of Business during Fox Business Network's live coverage of the Berkshire Hathaway board meeting in Omaha, Neb.
MBA Students and Faculty Recognized at Year-End BBQ
The Georgetown McDonough MBA Program celebrated the end of the academic year with its traditional barbeque on April 30. Despite the persistent rain showers, Full-time and Evening Program MBA students, faculty, and staff gathered to recognize the accomplishments of students, faculty and staff.
CEO of JPMorgan Asset Management Discusses Changing Structure of Global Financial System
On Friday, April 26, the Georgetown Center for Financial Markets and Policy and the Georgetown Wall Street Alliance hosted an event at JPMorgan Chase and Co. World Headquarters in New York City featuring Mary Callahan Erdoes (C '89). Erdoes serves as the Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan Asset Management, a global leader in investment management with more than $2 trillion in client assets.
MBAs Win Washington Post/IBM Technology Case Competition
The team of Joshua Caust-Ellenbogen, Kim Garnett, Ian Wing, and Geoffrey Wellington from the Georgetown University McDonough School of Business MBA Evening Program won the top prize at the 2013 Technology Case Competition, held on April 26. The event was organized by the Georgetown Technology, Innovation, and Design Graduate Association (TIDGA) in partnership with The Washington Post and IBM Global Business Services.
Then and Now: Graduation 2013
Please follow our Facebook feed in the coming days for the reflections of several of our soon-to-be graduates of the McDonough Business School. Here is John Balkam's reflection on his time here:
Economists Conclude Limiting Participation in FCC Spectrum Incentive Auctions Could Decrease Revenues by 40%, Increase U.S. Spectrum Deficit
Washington, D.C. – The Center for Business and Public Policy at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business released a new study today on the potential impact of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) spectrum incentive auction rules if the Commission bans or limits participation of qualified auction bidders.


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Google's Quantum AI Lab collaborates with educators and physicists to bring simulated quantum physics into the blocky world of Minecraft.
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A DARPA director argues that the end of the Moore's Law -- which is essentially why you now have a tablet in your hand -- could come about because of insurmountable economic challenges.
Two physicists have been together for seven years. It's like the start of a joke. Instead, it's the start of something beautiful -- and, well, physic(s)al.
Jason Parker loves puzzle games and this week's collection of apps is all about mind-bending challenges that use liquid physics.
One man's quest to get rid of the cream in his cookie led to invention of a hilariously overcomplicated Oreo separating machine.
Two researchers independently have developed ways to measure and manipulate individual particles while preserving their quantum-mechanical nature.
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I think he is very handsome.
I think he is very handsome.
Anbody knows the home made sex tape ?
he is really hot... always thought he was handsome and smart
Very very hot! I used to think he was gay, after all I can just imagine Frasier with a dick in his mouth, but unfortunately that isn't the case As for his sex tape, I remember reading somewhere that he paid a ton of money to keep it from leaking. Dammit, this guy is just dashing my fantasies left and right.
Yes, always classy and always sexy, I thought he was gay too, but unfortunatly he's very hetro. I am I the only who got kind of turned on watching him play Beast on that shitty X-Men movie.
Mmmmm tight leather pants.
I think he's gorgeous! I don't like when he did that curly mullet thing for a few years, but he looks awesome with short hair.
Very hot! apuesto que tiene una enorme pinga
as for Grammer himself...I never used to see him sexually, but after watching one episode of Frasier where he was pretty much in his robe or in bed (always shirtless when he's in bed on that show) the whole episode....that man could get it any day of week
This guy is so effin' sexy! When I think what men I'd like to put in porn, he always makes the list. I can sorta see him being into it - with the soft-core star wife and the fact that he took his clothes off more during Frasier's run than any other sitcom star. Seems to have an exhibitionist streak.
I'd love to see him and Dan Butler fuck each other. It's too bad Kelsey has a terrible taste in significant others, and he's a Republican.
Still hoping that the rumors of him appearing in a sex tape are going to turn out to be true.
[QUOTE=Sunsh1ne;8297269]Kelsey Grammer pulled down his pants to show off his new tattoo on Jay Leno's.
Thank you for sharing these photos Sunsh1ne. I LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! these photos of Kelsey, with a HOT & SEXY beard! He looks sooooo fucking HOT!!! I'm not sure how long he as had his beard, but I have not seen any regular "street" photos of Kelsey in several months.
I passed him on the street once by the ABC building in NYC. He looked like he didn't want to be bothered.
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Oooh, must get...
That Frasier towel clip is from Season 9, Ep 10 - "Junior Agent" for those who want to track down the DVD episode for closer inspection.
From the aforementioned episode of Frasier. I went through the frames and tried to get a good shot...
Good Job
Of course my compliments to Mr.Grammer for keep his ass so nice
I would like to have sex with him, omg!
Yum, he is damn sexy!
I've said it before and I'll say it again: no sitcom actor has taken their clothes off as much as KG did on "Frasier". This guy knows he's hot and likes to show off. It's almost too bad his acting career took off. Combine a failed career with exhibitionism, substance abuse issues, and a sleazy streak (he married Camille), and he would have been ripe for a career in porn.
I use to think he was hot, but unfortunately the fact that he's a total right wing tool just spoils it for me.
I keep getting told I look more and more like him as I get older. If only I had his money
I think I am in love with this man.....lol
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The East Brunswick Patch's Facebook friends are coming up big.
Here's a list of gas stations in the area that readers say are open and places people can go to charge their phones.
Patch doesn't know if these places are open, or are still open. It is what people are telling us.
Updated at 3 p.m.
- Home depot in East Brunswick has a table setup for charging devices!
- Sunoco on Route 9 north in Old Bridge.
- Hess on Route 9 south in South Amboy, Sam's Club Edison. Be prepared for SEVERE BACKUPS!
- Wawa on Route 9 in Woodbridge
- I heard Starbucks is open for charging, also the rest stop
- Joyce Kilmer rest stop for those who know the back way in off Dunhams Corner Road (Dunhams Corner entrance is now closed)
- Raceway on Route 1 going towards Edison. A little further down two Shell stations are open (opposite sides if route 1). Huge lines.
- Hess is open on Route 1 in South Brunswick northbound.
- Hess on Route 18 in East Brunswick (DIESEL ONLY)
- BP And Valero on Route 130 in South Brunswick. There is at least an hour wait.
- The Shell on Route 1 and Old Post Road in Edison.
- Route 9 norht of Route 34 in Old Bridge through Sayreville is open.
- In South Bround Brook there are some stores and restaurants open. Subway, Bella Roma Pizza, Royal Mini Mart and Ctown supermarket are all open if people need supplies although the gas station in town is not open.
- Route 1 in North Brunswick has some open but lines are insane.
- Hess south bound 18 by Lowes was just getting fuel about 30 minutes ago.
- Gasco on Route 33 in Hamilton.
- Valero on Route 130 in Cranbury.
- Garden State Fuel on Route 130 in Cranbury.
- Exxon at Old Cranbury Road in East Windsor.
- Riggins Gas on Mercer Street in Hightstown.
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"I wanna board for 1' mush. Something really short n wide, but still a shortboard..... something like Danes board" -Kolohe Andino. The challenged was laid down. Starting with an old SD2: We squashed the dims to 5'5"x18.63"x 2.13", lowered the entry rocker and shallowed the concave through the center to straighten the rail line (for drive) and make it easier to lay such a wide platform over on a rail. Viola'! Our stubbiest shortboard yet, but it still carves like a real board. Kolohe wanted call it "The Trashcan Lid" because you don't need to go dumpster diving to get one of these! Think 4-6" shorter than a high performance shortboard ...Lost Enterprises
Inside you will find a helpful sizing guide. Use it to find out your true size in different articles of clothing. It will help you determine what size boardshorts or bikini to buy this summer!
You will also find a bundle of new fashion terms that you may have heard before but never quite understood. So, if you're not sure what whiskers, pleats, viscose or the likes of many other terms are, head on over to our glossary section.
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Doesnt fit? No problem! Send it back to us for an exchange. Well cover the shipping costs to send the exchanged merchandise back to you.
We pride ourselves on integrity and service, and are dedicated to delivering the best customer service to all of our customers. If for any reason you are unsatisfied with any purchase made at SurfRide.com, we will gladly refund or exchange it.
* Returns are not accepted for certain items such as surfboards, bikinis (tops and/or bottoms) and complete skateboards. Please view our return policy for complete details.
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