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I have spent alot of time on design and building my irrigation system. I have the systems working well now. The pressure is great I have good water coverage over the lawn. Now I am going to tackle the well water problem. I am looking into a ridorust system. I have a white house so I need to make the rust go away. When this end of the project is done I never want any dirt in my hands again. I feel I have been in football camp all over again. I'm a boat guy not a dirt or yard guy. Most say rid o rust won't work. I need to make the rust go away. I have spent way to much time on the project to not finish thru. I am having the water tested tuesday am. Any other ways of treating rusty water with above ground pump shallow well? Thanks for the help. My well pump pressure now sounds like its hauling the mail. It works better than planned. The heads now slute instead of looking limp. Thanks Tony


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Only with breeding, otherwise, I don't see the big deal...
Only with breeding, otherwise, I don't see the big deal...
Being "too cautious" isn't going kill you anytime soon.
it does matter to me, but the pokemon itself decides it, for example the pokemon that I love and will never leave me and my team are Gengar and Snorlax so they should be male, but for a pokemon like gardevoir,blissey and other girl themed pokemon, they should be definitely female.
also other pokemon like machamp, machoke, hariyama and other dude like pokemon shouldn't be female, imagine a naked body builder girl or a sumo girl!
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I usually try to catch males everytime, but when I'm desperate of getting a rare pokemon, I will catch whatever it appears.
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I tend to prefer an even mix of both, so I don't care about genders that much.
Not really, but sometimes I like to keep some male and some female mixed in my team for the sake of it! XD.
"If Pikachu becomes a Raichu, I might be able to win that badge. On the other hand, to make it evolve just to fight...I would be just like Surge...Pikachu, what do you want to do? I really wanna beat that Surge, but I also don't want to force you to evolve if you'd be happier staying the way you are now." -- OS Ash, ESS
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2. The English Dub: 4Kids Entertainment (Seasons 1-8) > The Pokemon Company International (Seasons 9-17)
3. The Games: XY > BW > RSE > GSC > Y > HGSS > DP > RBG
4. Pokemon: The Origin: Excellent: 94.7/100.
5. The Movies: OS > AG > XY (Prediction) > DP = BW
6. Team Rocket: http://ultraericthered.tumblr.com/po...d-off-for-good
I don't like my party being a sausage-fest so I do intentionally find female Pokemon. Maybe a 2:1 ratio of male:female in the party, 4 males 2 females.
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I don't usually care, unless I only have a good nickname in mind for one gender or my team is already heavily skewed towards one gender (mainly nearly all female; I don't mind nearly all male quite as much). I also sometimes try to catch uncommon-gender pokemon like my female Panpour and Riolu or my male Clefairy and Skitty.
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For the most part I try to have an even split, or more females if I'm including a gender-neutral Pokemon in the team, or all female. Also when I'm filling my pc boxes with one of every Pokemon, if I have a male basic and a female basic I'll evolve the female one (unless the male is at a much higher level). However, as someone else said sometimes I will have a nickname in mind for a Pokemon I want to add to my team and I will search out a Pokemon of the gender that fits the name.
But other than ALL THAT no, I don't care >.>
Only for evolution or breeding purposes.
Otherwise, I couldn't possibly care less.
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Yes, it does! D:
I have an extreme 'girly' taste for pokémons, so my teams are usually all females. <3
It's hard for me to see some pokémon being male or female, even if their gender rate is 50/50. A male Gardevoir is an iconic example.
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It really doesn't. ....but sometimes I'll be in a weird mood. When I first got BW, all my Poke's in W were female (I restarted a million times for a female starter) with my female character, and all in B were male with my male character... xD After awhile though, I stopped being as picky on those, because it's a lot of work sometimes.
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If I don't know who you are, don't be offended, but I can't keep up with all of these username changes.
My Biggest Pet Peeve On Here: vming me and your profile is private! Pretty impossible to vm back, just so you are aware.
Yep. Unless the Pokémon is male-only, I only catch females. I am not sure why, though.
Yes, because in platinum, I saved before the Togepi egg hatched an then kept on trying to get a female Togepi... to no avail. Though there are also Pokemon whose gender I don't care about. (Pidgey/Spearow etc.)
My starter has to be female. Also I like my party to at least have 2 female members.
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it really depends on the Pokemon for me. If it's something like a Snorunt or Ralts, I'd want to catch them at a certain gender, for evolution purposes. Otherwise, I don't mind too much.
I don't mind the gender that much. Sometimes I prefer females over males of their kind due to their rarity, such as female Riolu. Surprisingly, the first Riolu I found in White 2 was female! And if I want to use it as a pokemon with attract, then I want the female pokemon.
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To me it dosnt matter but if i do a gender specific pokemon its usually for a friend or its one of my favroite pokemon other than that they are usually used for trade
To me, I want gender to match the appearance of the Pokemon. I don't want a male Gardevoir, that's for sure.
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Rating: (out of 5 stars): ★★★
Style: Take out Chinese restaurant
Food: Classic Chinese-American as well as some Thai and American offerings
Atmosphere: Minimal ambiance but it's clean and well lit inside
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The menu at China King is quite extensive. There are all the usual suspects including fried rice, lo mein, General Tso's chicken, egg rolls and moo shu pork. What is unusual though is the availability of French fries, chicken rings, pad thai and a whole "diet health food" section.
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The General Tso's chicken was quite sweet and a touch soggy. In an ideal world, General Tso's chicken is delightfully crunchy on the outside and full of succulent meat on the inside. The sauce is a balance of sweet and spicy and glazes the chicken and steamed broccoli. At China King, the chicken morsels are fried but the batter quickly becomes soggy. The sauce was sugary sweet and though I saw a dried chili pepper, I couldn't taste any sort of heat in the sauce. There was a generous amount of broccoli which was steamed nicely. The dish was not bad but it was too sweet for my tastes.
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The recovery of another shooting victim is being called a miracle in Delaware County.
Edith Hardy was shot while she was sitting on her couch inside her living room back in April.
The 83-year-old's suspected shooter has been caught, but Edith and her community say the most important thing is that she was well enough to make it to a service honoring her Saturday.
There was prayer and praise for the woman sidelined by Chester violence as she returned to the church where she was a mother to so many people, FOX 29's Dave Kinchen reported.
On a Saturday night that would find many people out on the town, a small, dedicated congregation at Refuge Apostolic Church in Chester paid tribute to one of their own.
Hardy at times flushed from the warm greetings in a service held in her honor.
"We call this the miracle service because it was a miracle that brought her back here," one singer said.
"I think it's wonderful, and I appreciate everybody," Hardy said, as she was reunited with a church family she served for decades.
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"When the bullet came through the window, it hit me here, and I said 'Oh, I'm shot,'" Hardy said.
Amazingly, she was able to get out of her house and have someone call 9-1-1. Her church family immediately called for help from above.
"We were having faith in God," the pastor said. "The community was praying, the church was praying, our city officials were praying."
Hardy said, "Those prayers were answered 'cause I mean I was in a really bad shape right then."
She was battling her way back from colon cancer surgery when the shooting happened, and still presses on.
Now, this congregation prays for many more years of her service and fellowship.
"Mother Hardy is a pillar of the Refuge Apostolic Church. She has served under three generations," the pastor said.
And they say her journey is living testimony.
"It is God's work. It's God's work. I feel every bit of it," Hardy said.
Hardy says she's overwhelmed by all of the prayers here. She says it helps her as she recovers. She is still getting medical treatment for her injuries, but she can't wait to get strong enough to be back involved in the church that she loves, Kinchen reported.
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For many years, the Los Alamos Hillopper girls track and field team has relied heavily on its stars to shine brightest in the biggest meets of the season.
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After a solid first 6 weeks of the year, junior Chelsea Challacombe had a breakout meet last Monday against what is usually the toughest competition of any season.
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These alternative forms of exercise benefit the running wounded and healthy runners alike.
There's no worse feeling in the world than being unable to train due to injury, especially when you've been told by a medical professional to simply "stop running" until the injury heals. However, taking total rest is one of the worst things you can do when trying to rehabilitate an injury. If you can't run and you've got your sites set on speeding up the recovery process and staying fit until you're back on your feet again, then it's best to stop sulking and get your banged-up body moving again as soon as possible.
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Ashley Elizabeth Tetrick and Keith John Mijeski were united in marriage during an outdoor sunset ceremony at the Johnson City Country Club on Saturday, September 10, 2011, at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Dwight Basham officiated the double-ring exchange of vows.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the progress being made in addressing the year 2000 computing challenge, focusing on: (1) the federal government's progress and the challenges that remain in correcting its systems; (2) state and local government year 2000 issues; and (3) the readiness of key public infrastructure and economic sectors.
GAO noted that: (1) the public faces the risk that critical services provided by the government and the private sector could be severely disrupted by the year 2000 computing problem; (2) to meet this challenge and monitor individual agency efforts, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) directed the major departments and agencies to submit quarterly reports on their progress; (3) the federal government's most recent reports show improvement in addressing the year 2000 problem; (4) while much work remains, the federal government has significantly increased its percentage of mission-critical systems that are reported to be year 2000 compliant; (5) while this progress is notable, OMB reported that 10 agencies have mission-critical systems that were not yet compliant; (6) while the overall year 2000 readiness of the government has improved, GAO's reviews of agency year 2000 programs have found uneven progress; (7) some agencies had made good progress while other agencies were significantly behind schedule but had taken actions to improve their readiness; (8) on March 31, 1999, OMB and the Chair of the President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion announced that one of the key priorities that federal agencies will be pursuing during the rest of 1999 will be cooperative end-to-end testing to demonstrate the year 2000 readiness of federal programs with states and other partners; (9) on January 26, 1999, OMB called on federal agencies to identify and report on the high-level core business functions that are to be addressed in their business and continuity plans; (10) according to an OMB official, OMB has received plans from the 24 major agencies and it will report on the plans' status in its next quarterly report; (11) according to information on state year 2000 activities reported to the National Association of State Information Resource Executives as of August 3, 1999, states reported having thousands of mission-critical systems; (12) with respect to completing the implementation phase for these systems: (a) 2 states reported that they had completed between 25 and 49 percent; (b) 6 states reported completing between 50 and 74 percent; and (c) 38 states reported completing 75 percent or more; (13) beyond the risks faced by federal, state, and local governments, the year 2000 also poses a serious challenge to the public infrastructure, key economic sectors, and to other countries; and (14) the Council reported that important national systems will make a successful transition to the year 2000 but that much work remains to be done.
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I am pregnant and i am to figure out what bottles i should use before the baby gets here. Suggestions please!
First of all, pick a brand you think you can both afford and that is easy to clean. Only buy a few and when the baby gets here try them out. If your baby doesn't do well with them, then go buy another brand. There are some that relieve gas and others that are super easy to clean. Just don't buy too many until you are sure your baby does well with them.
Agree with MommyRN4 - I tend to really get frustrated with bottles that have all sorts of liners and millions of parts to wash. The simpler the better, in my opinion. Buy just a small pack of whatever kind you decide to go with and then if your baby does well with them, and you find them easy to use, then you can get a few more when you need them. My son used Avent bottles and we like them a lot. They leak a little if you don't screw the top on correctly but that's easily fixed. :-) Good luck!
thanks guys! i was thinking about the avent bottles, my mom used them with my little brother
dr browns is by far the best
You might consider waiting until you have your baby and then seeing how he/she does with feeding. Different bottles are made to address different feeding types. For instance babies that have a hard time controlling how much/how fast they eat do well with the Dr Brown bottles. I know that the Avent bottles have been marketed for babies that go between bottle and breast. This all being said if you are having your baby in the hospital you can always ask your nurses and if needed a lactation consultant for help picking bottles. Keep us posted on how things are going,
I will give you a answer the very best one in the world that I like is the Similca Simply smart Bottle!!!
what i found is not to stick with one type or specific brand. as long as its slow flow and 0-3 months or whatever the age and they take to it, it works. you dont want the baby favoring a certian brand (which they can do because of the flow, ease, and feel of a certian type) because if the brand is pricey, then your screwed, or they go out of business, or run out...etc....so, switch it up, and they get the hang of it. ALSO, colors! im even writing numbers and letters on mine. my daughter at 2 months knows her bottle and identifies things because of colors and shapes.
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Kabir Ali joined his new team-mates at Old Trafford today as the squad reported back for training. Graham Hardcastle profiles Lancashire's newest recruit
Kabir Ali's first season with Lancashire will almost certainly see him pass the 500-wicket barrier in first-class cricket. The fast bowler, born in Birmingham, has enjoyed a successful career primarily with Worcestershire, but also having featured for England, most recently Hampshire as well as England A (now Lions) and Rajasthan.
Ali, 32-years-old, joins the Red Rose county after three seasons on the South Coast with Hampshire. He had previously spent eleven with Worcester, in which time he played one Test and 14 one-day internationals.
Having made his first-class debut during the latter stages of 1999 campaign, Ali got his first taste of international duty when called up to England's one-day squad in Australia during the winter of 2002/3, but had to wait until that July until he made his bow in a 50-over match against Zimbabwe at Headingley.
He also made his only Test appearance at the Leeds venue - against South Africa - the following month, taking five wickets in the match. Unfortunately, he did not get another chance.
That was not the case in the one-day international arena, however, as he was his country's leading wicket-taker with 13 in a 4-1 series defeat in South Africa in 2005, memorably helping to secure a tie at Bloemfontein with an expertly bowled final over. It is a match regularly replayed by Sky Sports on their Classics programmes.
After that series, he only played six more ODIs, including his penultimate one against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford in 2006.
Ali, who regularly bowls a heavy ball just back of a length with quite low, slingy action - nowhere near somebody such as Lasith Malinga, however - has taken 23 five-wicket hauls and four ten-wicket match hauls during his career.
Ironically, his best figures of 8-50 from 16 overs came for Worcestershire against Lancashire at Old Trafford in May, 2007. His haul included the scalps of new county colleagues Paul Horton, Glen Chapple and Jimmy Anderson.
Ali also comes from a cricket mad family. His brother Aatif has played second XI cricket for Hampshire, Worcestershire and Leicestershire, while he has three cricket playing cousins. Omar has played Minor Counties for Hertfordshire - and Moeen is an integral part of Worcester's top order and Kadir played for Leicester last year.
"When I was born dad actually smuggled a cricket ball in (to the hospital)," Ali once said. "All our family plays, and dad decided to smuggle a cricket ball in and rubbed it on my forehead."
Before leaving Hampshire, he helped them secure victory over Warwickshire in the 2012 Clydesdale Bank 40 final by bowling a tight last over. He was also part of their Champions League t20 squad in South Africa nearly a month later, playing one of their two matches.
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North Central College hosts a panel discussion "Music as a Means of Protest," featuring three North Central faculty members with hip-hop artist FM Supreme, as part of the College's Dr. Martin Luther King Week celebration.
Zachary Michael Jack, North Central College associate professor of English, authored "The Midwest Farmer's Daughter: In Search of an American Icon," a book about the shifting landscape of rural America.
Michael Kornfeind, son of Marjorie and Michael Kornfeind of Aurora was awarded the Outstanding Major in Literature Award during Honors Day May 14 at North Central College.
A senior, Michael is majoring in English literature at North Central College. He has served as a tutor for the Writing Center, as a preceptor for English courses and engaged in independent studies. His name regularly appears on the Dean's List. He is a graduate of Waubonsie Valley High School.
Rachael Hilton, daughter of Bonne and Michael Hilton, of Naperville was awarded the Outstanding Major in Journalism Award during Honors Day May 14 at North Central College.
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Andrew Smith, son of Meri and David White, of Naperville was awarded the Outstanding Major in English Award during Honors Day May 14 at North Central College.
A senior, Andrew is majoring in English writing at North Central College. He is a graduate of Naperville Central High School.
North Central College alumna Rachel Louise Snyder '92 will give a talk on ethical issues in the "post-sweatshop" world at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 6, in Meiley-Swallow Hall. The free event is part of the College's yearlong focus on global human rights.
Patricia King, North Central College adjunct assistant professor of English, had her article, titled "'The World is a Field of the Spanish War': Traumatic Memory in Muriel Rukeyser's Spanish Civil War Poetry," published in "TAB: The Journal of Poetry and Poetics" (Vol. No. 3, 2013).
North Central College will host a symposium on Global and Environmental Health, featuring two keynote speakers with expertise on the subject—Augustine Afullo, Ph.D., and Christopher 'Sola Olopade, M.D.—and sessions led by College faculty and students on Feb. 19.
Registration is underway for North Central College's 2012 D-Term Verandah experiences, taking place both on and off campus.
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Bellevue >Women's Clothing > Moms, Maids, And More
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Don't waste your time and money.
The bridesmaid dress cost $85 to purchase. It was four sizes too big (despite detailed measurements provided), but they refused to fix it without additional expensive alterations. I am now spending another $80-85 with another tailor to fix the dress. (That was the cheapest I could find.) The tailor said that he will have to completely take the dress apart and that it would be easier for him to start over.
Moms, Maids, and More has severe sizing issues; if you want dresses to actually fit your bridesmaids, I suggest that you look elsewhere. They are not helpful if the dress provided is completely the wrong size, and you will end up spending twice as much cleaning up their sloppy work and poor sizing decisions.
Amazing Customer Service – I am continueously blown away by the level of prefessionalism.
These women know more about the dresses and designers than other salons, in my experience. When asking the difference between a few different fabrics I found online, I received an on the spot decription that made my search easier while other salons offered to find out and call me back. When I requested swatches, I received them in two days.
Erin and the others have been amazing. They keep an easily accessible file of all of my dress selections, and I have a lot; a different dress for each bridesmaid. And although my order may be complicated, they have never made me feel that way. Every time I bring another bridesmaid in to try on dresses, they are personable, friendly, caring and knowledgable!
I would reccommend Moms Maids and More to anyone looking to enjoy their wedding experience. I have taken a quick trip to the salon and I have made a day out of it filled with a post try on Bellevue lunch.
I was also impressed with how the ladies interracted with my son. Not only did they have giant legos for my 3 year old, but they also talked with him playfully- adding to the whole experience. I wouldn't advise bringing children (since the little ones tend to draw out the process and make trying on dresses a little more stressful) but if you have to, you will be taken care of.
I hope you find this review helpful.. Enjoy!!
Great experience at Moms, Maids, and More – If you don't visit Moms, Maids and More to help you find the perfect bridesmaid and flower girl dresses, you're missing out.
Owner Erin and her staff were WONDERFUL to work with and they have the biggest and best selection in Western WA. Their convenient location near Bellevue Square made it easy to stop by while running other errands in/around Bell Square, and it was always worth the trip.
For a bride juggling an endless wedding to-do list, MM&M made it so easy to find, select and order dresses for my bridesmaids and flower girl. Prices were reasonable, and the service was unparalleled.
Thank you MM&M!
Fantastic experience – Both ladies that assisted me during my experience here were incredibly helpful and friendly and really knew what they were talking about. The dress I got is beautiful and was much less expensive than I believe it's worth. It fits perfectly and did not even require alterations. The ladies were able to not only answer every question I had, but help me find every product I needed (tattoo cover kit, new shoes, ect). Both times I have gone I've left in a great mood with my stress about the coming event eliminated.
Excellent customer service – Just had to write after the consultants here were kind enough to help me with measurements and bridesmaid gown selection on a very busy Saturday. They knew I had to order from a different shop but they still took time to help me select the right dress and get measured. Much better experience than I had at Brides by Demetrios. I highly recommend them.
These people are on the ball – Fantastic selection - really no need to go anywhere else. On top of that, they have an EXTREMELY friendly and helpful staff. The first time I went was on a weekend, and I didn't have an appointment. Despite how busy they were, their staff was really helpful (definitely recommend an appointment on the weekend, though - this place gets busy!) Once I decided to order my bridesmaids' gowns from them, their staff helped keep me organized with my out-of-town bridesmaids, which was SO GREAT. Seriously, once you have your wedding gown, come here for everything else.
Fantastic selection of Mom's dresses and exceptional service! – This store has a fantastic selection! I accompanied my daughter and her six bridesmaids for their dress shopping and all of us came away extremely happy. Not only did the bridesmaids find a dress that they would all gladly wear at the wedding, and at any subsequent party event, but I found the perfect mother-of-the-bride dress for me! I consider myself a classy mom and was so relieved to find a dress that perfectly suited my style. I don't dress frumpy year-round so why would I want to wear a frumpy dress on my daughter's wedding day? I shopped in the Seattle and Bellevue areas and let me tell you, even across the street at Bellevue Square, there were no stores that came close to the selection of classy Mom's dresses found at this store. An added bonus was the exceptional service and individual attention provided by the friendly staff. If you don't visit Mom's, Maids, and More, you're wasting your time shopping elsewhere. What a terrific experience!!!
This place is awesome – Everyone at Moms, Maids, and More was incredibly helpful - plus they have great prices and dresses. This is easiest the best bridal store around...
Excellent Customer Service, Friendly Staff, Beautiful Boutique – I have been in multiple weddings over the past couple years, and Moms, Maids, and More is my favorite place to go. Every time I have been there the staff is always so friendly and gracious to us. Even with 10 bridesmaids in there at once, the staff was so patient and worked with us for hours. We were allowed to take pictures of any dress we wanted, which wasn't allowed at any other bridal store we had been to prior. My sister is getting married this Summer and she is getting her bridesmaid & flower girl dresses there too. Their selection is great and you can count on them to be organized. I can't imagine going anywhere else for my bridesmaid dresses!!
Dont waist your time – I have four flower girls and we were treated VERY poorly by the staff at Moms Maids and More. At our appointment we were informed that even though we were ordering 4 of the same dresses, our "rush order" (even though the wedding is 3 months away) was going to cost $90. The total cost of the dresses were over $600 plus we were planning on purchasing all the accessories there too. Needless to say, we were not sparing any expense.
We came back after our appointment to have the 4 flower girls chest area measured for the dresses we had previously picked out. The attendant ignored us. It's pretty hard to not notice four toddlers. None of the other employees ever approached us. After 15 minutes and the girls reaching their max patience, I approached the saleswoman and she said she would help us when she could. After 5 more minutes and 1 tantrum, one of the moms inquired how much longer it would take. We were told it would take another 10-15 minutes just to be measured.
We left. We were asking for less than 5 minutes of her time for a sale that would much exceed $800. She not only "didn't have time for us" but was rude when answering our questions. I also feel that when ordering that much merchandise that the "rush" charge should be waived or discounted. The saleswomen never called me to say sorry or to ask if we could measure the girls. I traveled an hour from my home for that appointment and one of the families traveled an hour and a half. I would strongly discourage anyone from waisting their time visiting Moms Maids and More. Their prices are high and their staff is rude. There are some great bridal storess out there and this just isn't one of them.
We value our customers' opinions and experiences, and the incident you had is definitely not within our on-going, high customer service standards. I apologize for your wait time, and I regret that your concerns were not addressed in a friendlier manner. We sincerely make every effort to assist all of our customers as quickly as we can, always striving to make the experience enjoyable for everyone involved, including the youngest members of the bridal party. Please know that we take any deviation from these standards quite seriously. We wish you the best for your upcoming wedding, and hope that if you have additional concerns, you will feel free to contact me directly because your feedback is greatly appreciated ? Erin Green, Owner; Moms, Maids, and More.
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Insideline gives a great in-depth guide on the entire BMW F30 suspension.
Here is another look at some of the F30 3 Series launch events/presentations around the world – this one in Moscow, Russia. We get a look at some of the fancy projection presentation being used at many of the worldwide F30 launch event presentations in these videos inside.
The retail launch for the 2012 BMW 3 Series Sedan (F30) is today, February 11. But Hong Kong held its launch event for the F30 on 7th Feb 2012. The venue was Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Center, the most famous convention center in Hong Kong. All generations of 3 series were on display to welcome the guests. One of the common themes seen at all the F30 launch events is a special projection illumination display on the F30.
The entrance was decorated by the big famous "Angel Eye" of BMW. Of course the venue also packed with people. Check out some event photos inside.
As you may already have seen, a member recently took delivery of his 2012 328i (F30) sedan and wasted no time in getting it strapped to the dyno. The 2012 328i sedan is powered by the twinpower twin-scroll turbo 4-cylinder inline "N20″ engine, factory rated at 240hp / 255lb-ft torque.
This F30 328i was tested on EAS (European Auto Source)'s Dynojet 224xLC and put down an impressive 226hp / 230lb-ft torque (at the wheels), with just 91 octane gasoline.
What does this equal to at the crank (for comparison to BMW's factory quoted power figures for the 2012 328i)? Assuming a 15-17% drivetrain loss, this dyno result translates to approximately 265-272hp / 270-277lb-ft torque at the crank, or +25-32hp and +15-22lb-ft torque more than the factory figures!
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Another of our members has taken delivery of his F30 3 series – this time another Mineral Grey 328i. He's wasted no time in putting the car on the dyno, achieving 226hp / 230tq. Check out the photos and dyno graph inside.
The F30 3 series accessories brochure (US edition) has been released. Available for the 3 Series F30 as accessories wheels are five different designs – Style 361 (in two designs/colors), Style 404, Style 413 (winter wheels) and Style 396 (winter wheels).
Also in the catalog are mudflaps, indoor/outdoor car cover, interior accessories, and many styles of floor mats (carpeted and all-weather).
View and download the full PDF inside.
During our US press launch drive of the 2012 3 Series (F30) we took the opportunity to meet with an E90POST member (SharkH8R) who is local to the Monterey area and owner of an E90 325i (on lowered suspension). We had the chance to photograph the F30 and E90 in various angles for a great comparison of the styling and visual differences.
Here is how F30′s physical dimension compares to a factory E90:
0.31 inches (8 mm) taller
3.66 inches (93 mm) longer body
1.96 inches (50 mm) longer wheelbase
1.45 inches (37 mm) wider track [front]
1.85 inches (47 mm) wider track [rear]
Congratulations to our first F30 owner! F30POST member Victor has just announced and posted photos of his brand spanking new F30 328i Sport Line in mineral grey (which he's actually had since February 1).
Plenty of F30 models are now hitting dealers across the country (and worldwide), so be sure to drop in on your local dealer to see the F30 in person. And follow F30POST for plenty of delivery announcements as the official market launch comes this weekend!
Here is perhaps the best official F30 3 series video we've seen yet from BMW. The various model lines (Imperial Blue Metallic Luxury Line, Melbourne Red Sport Line, and Mineral Grey Modern Line) look great in motion. Be sure to check out the video directly below.


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Important factors for Exercise and Sport Psychology Consultant selection
Maintenance of confidentiality and trustworthiness were also noted as important attributes of consultant selection.
Looking lean and fit seem to play a part in acceptance of these individuals as well. Obviously, not all consultants will "look the part", but it can be a reality when evaluating use of service.
I have reattached the scanned articles Dr. Lubker graciously attached from another listserve.
Gender preferences in sports is a very interesting topic. Also can be quite controversial.
Thanks Dr. H for posting this topic. It is not all that easy to understand. As a female Sport Psychology Consultant, I find it both better and worse being a female working in this field.
The research you mentioned about college athletes preferring female consultants is no surprise.
I have found that most men, even at the pro level prefer a female, at least most of the time. When I ask them about this, they have disclosed that as a female they feel more comfortable discussing problems since they know women in general are more understanding and nurturing, as well as good listeners. Also, they don't have to worry about not appearing "Macho". I have had built a good rapport with many men in the sports world. However, on the other side of the coin, I have also faced obstacles and opposition being a female as well. I am not bothered by that. I understand the male mind and behavior pretty well. I know that it comes with the territory. I feel quite comfortable working with men as my clients. I am also a football coach and have seen it all.
I wonder if anyone who might read this post has a comment or question. I would enjoy hearing it.
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I have posted this video before, but at some point deleted it because I was not completely happy with the overall quality. That said, it's not bad, and the content is still very relevant to the site. I am posting it here because I have yet to get back to the camera and do an improved version, and I want to make sure the basic principles of treatment are available to all. One final comment. I have continued to refine how I think about and talk about treatment, and now refer to intervention in 5 actions. Although the video does not specifically use this framework, I do discuss each of the five actions. If you watch the video and then check out the 5 actions link you will be good to go. Enjoy!


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WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama said Thursday that now that the shutdown is over, leaders in Washington should focus on a budget, immigration reform and a farm bill.
Obama laid out his agenda the morning after signing a bill reopening the government and averting a default.
He said the first focus should be on reaching a budget agreement. Congressional negotiators starting discussing that issue Thursday.
Obama said both parties should pursue a budget that lowers deficits, invests in education and infrastructure, cuts unnecessary spending and closes corporate loopholes.
The president also said Congress should finish an immigration bill by the end of the year. An overhaul passed the Senate but stalled in the House.
Obama's third priority is to pass an overdue farm bill. The House and Senate are at odds on that issue, too.
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What the Senate-crafted plan will do
The budget and debt deal passed the Senate 81-18, with 27 of the yes votes coming from Republicans. Major provisions are listed below.
� Ends the shutdown immediately; White House budget office says federal workers should plan to return to work this morning
� Finances federal agencies through Jan. 15
� Workers furloughed without pay when the shutdown began Oct. 1 receive back pay
� Government's authority to borrow money extended until Feb. 7
� Department of Health and Human Services must certify that it can verify income eligibility of people applying for government subsidies for health insurance
How the House voted: 285-144
198 aye; 2 not voting
87 aye; 144 nay; 1 not voting
WASHINGTON — For the Republicans who despise President Barack Obama's health care law, the past few weeks should have been a singular moment to turn its problem-plagued rollout into an argument against it. Instead, in a futile campaign to strip the law of federal money, the party focused harsh scrutiny on its own divisions, hurt its national standing and undermined its ability to win concessions from Democrats. Then they surrendered almost unconditionally.
"If you look back in time and evaluate the last couple of weeks, it should be titled 'The Time of Great Lost Opportunity,' " said Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, among the many Republicans who argued that support for the health care law would collapse once the public saw how disastrous it really was.
"It has been the best two weeks for the Democratic Party in recent times, because they were out of the spotlight and didn't have to showcase their ideas," Graham added.
By the thousands, meanwhile, furloughed federal workers began returning to work across the country Thursday after 16 days off the job due to the partial government shutdown.
The Office of Personnel Management announced that workers should return to work on their next regularly scheduled work day, noting that is Thursday for most workers. Nationwide, hundreds of thousands of workers have been furloughed since the shutdown began Oct. 1.
The office encouraged agencies to be flexible for a smooth transition by allowing telework and excused absences in some cases.
Senate Republicans tried to shake it all off like a bad dream, but their House counterparts, defeated but unbowed, agreed to table their fight until the next time.
"I'm not prepared to suggest that this has been a complete loss," said Rep. Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming.
"We fought the good fight. We just didn't win," conceded House Speaker John Boehner.
Now, near the end of a governing crisis that crippled Washington and dismayed a nation already deeply cynical about its political leaders, Republicans are struggling to answer even the most basic questions about the cause and effect of what has transpired over the past few weeks.
They disagree over how, or even whether, they might grow from the experience. Many could not comprehend how they had failed to prevent such avoidable, self-inflicted wounds. Others could not explain why it took so much damage, to their party and the millions of people inconvenienced and worse by the showdown and the shutdown, to end up right where so many of them expected.
"Someone would have to explain that to me," said Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. "I knew how it was going to end."
"I'm trying to forget it," said Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, still in disbelief that many of her fellow Republicans could not grasp that this was a losing battle. "Here we are. Here we are. We predicted it. Nobody wanted it to be this way."
All the while, they had the public on their side on the other issues that they could have litigated in the court of public opinion, like the need to get control of the nation's long-term debt. And although they started the process last month with major advantages — a president on the defensive over an unsteady response to the war in Syria and an agreement by Democrats to keep financing the government at levels that many liberals felt were far too low — their fixation on the health care law prevented them from ever using their leverage.
"We managed to divide ourselves on something we were unified on, over a goal that wasn't achievable," said Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo. "The president probably had the worst August and early September any president could have had. And we managed to change the topic."
The question so crucial to the Republican Party's viability now, heading into the 2014 congressional elections and beyond, is whether it has been so stung by the fallout that the conservatives who insisted on leading this fight will shy away in the months ahead when the government runs out of money and exhausts its borrowing authority yet again.
The deal reached Wednesday would finance the government only through Jan. 15 and lift the debt ceiling through Feb. 7. Some top Republicans suggest that this confrontation, one that some of the most conservative Tea Party-aligned Republicans have been itching for since they arrived, ended so badly for them that it would curb the appetite for another in just a few short months.
Many Republicans are calling for a refocusing of priorities, saying the party must turn to bigger issues like revising the unwieldy and unpopular tax code and reducing the long-term deficit. As for the health law, some believe there is a more winnable fight to be had with tough congressional scrutiny of its rollout over the next year.
"Now we're going to shift to oversight of the health care law, and clearly there are huge problems," said Rep. Dave Camp, R-Mich., who leads the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee. "Now we're going to have to pursue what is this law really doing for Americans. Is it working and is it delivering?"
Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., said, "We can all take a deep breath and basically refocus."
In the Senate, there were already signs that an emergent group of 14 centrist senators from both parties was looking to make an impact on the fiscal battles ahead. The group, led by Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., has already planned to meet in the coming weeks. McCain, also a member, said Wednesday, "We are not going to let this kind of partisanship cripple this body and injure the American people."
Speaker Boehner's strategy always involved a gamble that his members would come away from this clash chastened. He intentionally allowed his most conservative members to sit in the driver's seat as they tried in vain to get the Senate to accept one failed measure after another — first to defund the health care law, then to delay it, then to chip away at it. His hope was that they would realize that the fight was not worth having again.
The worry among many Republicans is that the Tea Party flank will not get the message, mainly because their gerrymandered districts are so conservative that they do not have to listen.
Some fear that history is repeating itself. After Mitt Romney's 2012 defeat, in which the Republicans lost the popular presidential vote for the fifth time in six elections, the party tried to regroup. Its establishment warned that it had to stop being so shrill, so exclusionary and so narrowly focused on issues that alienate large chunks of voters who might otherwise think about being Republicans.
Certainly, the budget fight showed that congressional Republicans have divergent ideas about how to heed that advice.
On Wednesday, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., offered his party some thoughts on what it should do about the health care law come January and February.
"The natural inclination is to say, 'No, it'll be exactly the same,' " he said. "But if we can figure out a way to drive that message home that this is about fairness, this is about principle, then the outcome may well be different."
This report includes material from the New York Times and the Associated Press.


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The Annual mr. & miss India Trinidad & Tobago, after been pushed back for three weeks from its orginal date of 21st May 2011 with indian guest singer INDAR KHANHAI, was eventually a great success on June 11th 2011, at the Divali Nagar Auditorium.
This year competition was open with all 11 contestants,4 guys for the Mr. India and 7 girls for the Miss India, the contestants opened the stage with a welcoming and introduction dance that lead into the introduction of each contestants.
graceful modelling of each contestants was portrait as they wore orange Tshirts and black skirts for the young ladies and black elegant pants for the young men.
The eleven contestants modelled across teh stage in different garment portraying beauty, poisse, and technigues in modelling. This competition was judged out f four catagories,
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This pageantw as much more unique tahn any other pageant,whereas on the night of the crowning when most pageants would focus more on modelling and intellegnce, the pageant producers amde made everything in one, giving everthing on one night. there were many who looked nervous and was speaking for teh first time on stage i public, but for some it was if they were professionls.
the garments of each contestant were magnificent, extra ordinary and beautiful. the guys wore their beautiful traditional bridal kurta and Bridal sherwani with Pugree's, some were more hand worked than others.For most of the female contestants they wore tradition saree and ghagra. soon after each contestant crosse dteh stage with tehir beautiful indain wear it was into the talent segment where supporter, fans and family was able to view the different atelnts of contestants as tehy portrait, indian stars and persons in dance, monologues, songs, musical instruments and most of all acting and dancing.
saturday night at teh Divali Nagar was a night that many will not forget in years to come, as the popular Miss universe Of Dance , Ms. molly Brigelalsingh made her appearance in dance and teh vikaash dance group, this segment lead directly into the eveing wear, as both male and female contestants modelled their elegant evening garment. the moment had arrived where many will deetermined their intellegnce and the way they answer their questions. n teh satge many was shaking and teh worried look was on each face, as tehy answered tehir questions, some fumble while soem was confident. the results was in, after 20 minutes as teh judges tally their sheets.
The 2nd runner up Male --- Mr. India Belmont---Avinash Mutroo
2nd runner up female--- Miss india Couva---farrah Hosein
1st runner up male---Mr. India Penal---Rishard Khan
1st runner up female---Miss india Fyzabad---Usha Sooknanan
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Mr. & miss India Trinidad & Tobago 2011
Mr. India Tunapuna---Leston paul
Miss India Arima ---Hassiba Mohammed
the winners of mr. and miss india trinidad & tobago will represent this beautiful country in seperate international pageants in Jamaica and USA, of this year. the runners up also was given teh opportunity to represent Trinidad In guadeloupe in july for indian garment competition.
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Cramer to Bypass ND Republican Endorsement ProcessBISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Republican U.S. House hopeful Kevin Cramer said Thursday he would skip the North Dakota GOP convention's traditional candidate selection process and run instead in the June primary, an unorthodox decision that immediately drew criticism from rivals.
By: Dale Wetzel, Associated Press
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Republican U.S. House hopeful Kevin Cramer said Thursday he would skip the North Dakota GOP convention's traditional candidate selection process and run instead in the June primary, an unorthodox decision that immediately drew criticism from rivals.
One opponent, Brian Kalk, who serves with Cramer on the state Public Service Commission, suggested the move was prompted by Cramer's belief that he would be beaten in a GOP state convention fight.
"Our opponent did the math, and realized that he simply could not win the endorsement," Kalk said in a statement posted on his campaign website. "Now he has made the decision to bypass the convention, marginalizing the very people who have built the North Dakota Republican Party."
Cramer denied that, and said he believed a primary campaign would be the best way to draw attention to Republican candidates.
"I'm doing this to bring a lot more people into the party, and my main rationale for this is to open up the party process and invite all Republicans from around the state into this decision," Cramer said.
North Dakota Republicans and Democrats both normally choose their favored statewide candidates at party conventions. This year's Democratic convention is March 16-18 at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks, while Republicans are holding theirs March 30-April 1 at the Bismarck Civic Center.
A party endorsement only means the candidate has a guaranteed spot on the primary ballot. The candidate must win the primary to get the Republican or Democratic nomination to run in the November general election.
In most elections, that has not been an issue, because the political parties' respective statewide candidates have run unopposed in the primary.
One memorable exception was 1992, when the two Democratic convention rivals for governor, Attorney General Nicholas Spaeth and the state Senate's Democratic majority leader, William Heigaard of Langdon, squared off in the June primary after Heigaard beat Spaeth for the Democratic convention endorsement.
Spaeth won the primary handily, but went on to lose to Republican Ed Schafer in the November general election. Spaeth's primary challenge was widely acknowledged as a contributing factor to Schafer's victory, and Republicans have held the governor's office since.
What Cramer is attempting has not been done in North Dakota politics for at least 30 years. He is bypassing the local district conventions where state convention delegates are chosen. He said Thursday he is not likely to attend the convention itself.
"I really did feel like that the way to do this with the most integrity is to let people know prior to the delegates being elected, and prior to the convention, so it wouldn't be a situation where I'd lead them to believe one thing first, and then change my mind later," he said.
Only one district convention so far has been held to choose delegates to the North Dakota GOP convention, Tuesday in Dickinson's District 37. Dozens of others are scheduled in the next two months.
Six declared candidates are competing for the Republican nomination to run for the U.S. House: Cramer, Kalk, Republican state Reps. Bette Grande, of Fargo, and Kim Koppelman, of West Fargo, former state Commerce Department director Shane Goettle, and Minot resident DuWayne Hendrickson.
Democrats have one declared candidate, Pam Gulleson, of Rutland, a former North Dakota House assistant floor leader and aide to former U.S. Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D. The group is competing to succeed incumbent U.S. Rep. Rick Berg, R-N.D., who is running for the U.S. Senate.
At a candidates' debate in Valley City last month, Goettle, Kalk and Koppelman said they did not intend to challenge an endorsed candidate in the primary. Grande declined to rule it out, and Hendrickson had not yet entered the race.
Cramer's decision means "we're already going to have a primary," Grande said Thursday.
"It really has no impact on my campaign. I have the intention to keep on working hard," Grande said. "This doesn't change the fact that Washington is still broken, and that is my focus."
In a Federal Election Commission disclosure filing last week, Cramer reported raising $215,000 through the end of last year, the largest total reported of any of the six candidates. Kalk and Goettle have reported raising smaller amounts. Disclosure reports are not required to be filed until Jan. 31.
Cramer is a former North Dakota Republican chairman and director, and in those roles he discouraged primary challengers to endorsed GOP candidates. He said Thursday he has personally advocated leaving the nomination process to primary voters.
"I want to get about the business of growing our party, and bringing a lot more people into this, a lot more grass-roots support," he said. "Rather than spending two months pursuing 500 (delegate) votes, I want to spend the next couple of months pursuing 100,000 votes."
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Edward Snowden's disclosure of the United States' national Security Agency's surveillance projects has transformed the way in which enterprises select cloud computing solutions.
Power companies throughout the United States are now using data collection tools to gather the information from smart meters, substations and distributed resources in an effort to figure out how the grid can become more efficient.
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GoGrid, a leading cloud infrastructure company, today announced the GoGrid Big Data Solution, a new offering based on a hybrid infrastructure architecture that combines the best of cloud computing with single-tenant infrastructure components--all managed through the GoGrid management portal.
GoGrid, a leading cloud infrastructure company, announced today that it has been chosen by AlwaysOn as one of its OnDemand Top 100 winners in the Cloud - Infrastructure category.
GoGrid, a leading hosting company, today announced that it has been positioned by Gartner Inc. in the Challenger's quadrant of the "Magic Quadrant for Managed Hosting" report.
GoGrid, a leading cloud infrastructure company, today announced that it is one of the first cloud infrastructure providers to successfully complete its SOC 1 Statement of Standards for Attestation Engagements No. 16 (SSAE 16) audit.
GoGrid, a leading cloud infrastructure company, today announced that Founder and Chairman John Keagy will return to the role of CEO as the company continues building momentum behind its technology development, growth, and expansion strategy.
San Francisco's GoGrid is launching a new service to help wary companies warm up to "cloud computing," an industry term that refers to accessing computing horsepower and software applications over the Web.
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Cloud hosting provider GoGrid announced on Wednesday it has expanded its hybrid cloud capabilities, enabling customers to deploy its hybrid cloud solution at any of its two data centers.
The most interesting layer - the only one that really deserves to be called "cloud computing", say purists - is "infrastructure as a service" (IaaS). IaaS offers basic computing services, from number crunching to data storage, which customers can combine to build highly adaptable computer systems. The market leaders are GoGrid, Rackspace and Amazon Web Services, the computing arm of the online retailer, which made headlines for kicking WikiLeaks off its servers.
GoGrid is joining forces with Ingram Micro to bring cloud computing infrastructure offerings to Ingram's Cloud Marketplace. The move puts GoGrid among the first cloud service providers to contribute to the Ingram Micro Cloud, a reseller enablement platform and online Cloud Marketplace for VARs and MSPs. By teaming up with Ingram Micro, GoGrid is looking to bring VARs and MSPs into the cloud by filling the demand to migrate customers from on-premise IT to the cloud, and to help resellers adapt their business models to support new mechanisms for scale and sustained profitability, said Jack Duffy, GoGrid executive vice president of sales and business development.
Ingram Micro has announced a strategic marketing alliance with infrastructure-as-a-service provider GoGrid, which becomes one of the first cloud service providers to be featured within the recently announced Ingram Micro Cloud and online Cloud Marketplace. It's the first relationship between the two companies, as GoGrid was not previously a member of Ingram Micro's Seismic community.
Most hosting providers use Amazon as a yardstick for their own cloud services. But few actually think of themselves as competitors. At pioneering cloud infrastructure firm GoGrid, the company thinks of itself as the hosting company with an infrastructure product comparable to Amazon. CEO John Keagy and CMO Jeff Samuels spoke to WHIR editor Liam Eagle about the company's products and its plans.
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