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¶Orsino If music be the food of love, play on,
¶ Give me excess of it, that surfeiting,
¶ The appetite may sicken, and so die.
¶[To the Musicians] That strain again! It had a dying fall;
¶Oh, it came o'er my ear like the sweet sound
10That breathes upon a bank of violets,
¶Stealing, and giving odor. [To the Musicians] Enough, no more.
¶'Tis not so sweet now as it was before.
¶O spirit of love, how quick and fresh art thou,
¶That notwithstanding thy capacity
15Receiveth as the sea, nought enters there,
¶Of what validity and pitch soe'er,
¶But falls into abatement and low price
¶Even in a minute. So full of shapes is fancy,
¶That it alone is high fantastical.
|Will you go hunt, my Lord?
|What, Curio?
|The hart.
¶Orsino Why so I do, the noblest that I have.
¶O when mine eyes did see Olivia first,
25Methought she purged the air of pestilence;
¶That instant was I turned into a hart,
¶And my desires, like fell and cruel hounds,
|¶E'er since pursue me.
Enter Valentine.
|How now, what news from her?
30Valentine So please my lord, I might not be admitted,
¶But from her handmaid do return this answer:
¶The element itself, till seven years' heat,
¶Shall not behold her face at ample view;
¶But like a cloistress she will veilèd walk,
35And water once a day her chamber round
¶With eye-offending brine--all this to season
¶A brother's dead love, which she would keep fresh
¶And lasting in her sad remembrance.
¶Orsino O she that hath a heart of that fine frame
40To pay this debt of love but to a brother,
¶How will she love, when the rich golden shaft
¶Hath killed the flock of all affections else
¶That live in her--when liver, brain, and heart,
¶These sovereign thrones, are all supplied, and filled
45Her sweet perfections, with one self king!
¶Away before me, to sweet beds of flowers;
¶Love-thoughts lie rich, when canopied with bowers.


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With some of the highest mountains in the UK, beautiful valleys and a spectacular coastline, North Wales is home to some really special scenery. It's all waiting to be explored. But there's much more too. It's not hard to see why they call Wales the land of the castles. North Wales is home to no less than fourteen. You'll also find plenty of contemporary attractions, from the world's largest garden maze to Britain's smallest house.
Our North Wales hotels are both in the seaside town of Llandudno. It's a charming place, full of the sights, sounds and traditions of Great British seaside adventures. The pier is the longest in Wales and the best by some stretch. You'll find a tasty fish & chip shop as well as a selection of cafés, bars and shops. There are also special confectionary kiosks selling locally produced goodies like fudge, biscuits and jam. And you mustn't forget to sample the legendary Llandudno Pier rock.
Another enduring feature of Llandudno is The Great Orme, a coastal headland that towers over the town. You can enjoy a totally charming trip to the top aboard the Great Orme Tramway. And once you're up there, you'll find fantastic views across the bay and out towards Snowdonia National Park. Llandudno is also home to Mostyn, Wales's leading gallery for contemporary art, described by The Guardian as 'one of the most adventurous contemporary art venues in the UK'. It's a great place to spend a rainy afternoon.
Venture out of Llandudno and you'll soon see that this area of North Wales is packed with places to explore. One thing's for sure, you'll never go too far without seeing a castle. And by far the most renowned is Caernarfon Castle, built by Edward I in 1283. Not only was it an important military settlement, it became a Royal Palace and was the centre of English government in North Wales. It was also the setting for the investiture of Prince Charles in 1969.
Fifteen miles east of Llandudno is Bodelwyddan Castle, home to beautifully restored period rooms and a museum set in 260 acres of formal gardens and parkland. The site also forms part of the National Portrait Gallery where you'll be able to feast your eyes on a stunning collection of 19th century portraits. From there it's just a stone's throw from Rhuddlan Castle, built during Edward I's first Welsh campaign in 1277. Or head west and visit Penrhyn Castle near Bangor. The castle interior features elaborate carvings and mock-Norman furniture. And the extensive grounds are home to a dolls museum, two railway museums and a Victorian walled garden.
Think North Wales is all about castles? Think again. To the west is Snowdonia, a huge National Park that's a huge hit with walkers. It's also home to Snowdon Mountain Railway, one of North Wales's most popular attractions. Its trains climb to the top of Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales. As you can imagine, the views along the journey are absolutely spectacular. The in-carriage commentary will fill you in on the many mysteries and legends that surround the mountain. And once you're at the top you'll be able to enjoy breathtaking views across the Snowdonia range and out towards the Irish Sea. Make sure you take your camera.
Conwy Valley's magnificent Bodnant Garden is found in the Snowdonia National Park too. These magnificent gardens are a must for flower fans. Rhododendrons, magnolias, camellias, laburnums, rose gardens, lily ponds - it's a year-round floral paradise. The views aren't bad either. Bodnant Garden is set on a hillside overlooking the Conwy valley and Snowdonia mountains. It's bliss. And if a particular botanical beauty really catches your eye, you can snap it up in the Plant and Gift Centre.
Want to splash out on your holidays? Then a trip to SeaQuarium in Rhyl is in order! It's hard to not to be impressed by the resident seals as they show off their tricks. You can also walk under the waves in an underwater tunnel and get close to all kinds of captivating creatures. Including sharks! But if you'd rather meet your animals on dry land, head for Colwyn Bay Mountain Zoo. This caring conservation zoo is home to snow leopards, brown bears, Sumatran tigers, red pandas, camels, penguins, alligators, wild horses and much more.
Finally, just to the east of Llandudno is the city of Bangor. As well as great shopping you'll find a beautiful cathedral. It was founded in 525 and is one of the UK's earliest monastic settlements. It's also thought to be the only cathedral in the UK to have been in continuous use since its conception. Like the rest of North Wales, it's well worth exploring. Enjoy.
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Love the make up....I think I could fall in love with a rubber prosthetic! LOL
What if... August 16th 1977 never happened? What if Elvis had changed his life and took control of his carreer? How would he look now, and whaty would he do today? That's what the upcoming American movie 'Lonely Street' is all about
In what will be its only theatrical booking prior to its DVD release next week on the Echo Bridge Home Entertainment label, "Lonely Street" opens today (Aug. 7) at the Hollywood 20 Cinema, in an attempt to attract the fans in town for the annual "Elvis Week" celebration.
The movie -- a comic murder mystery that casts Robert Patrick as a healthy, septuagenarian Elvis -- ends its exclusive run on Aug. 16, which marks the 32nd anniversary of Presley's death.
The booking was arranged by John Jerit, whose Bartlett-based American Paper Optics company is one of the nation's largest suppliers of paper 3D glasses. Jerit and his wife, Susan Jerit, are credited as co-executive producers on "Lonely Street" because Jerit was one of the prime investors in the $1.7-million film, which was shot by writer-director Peter Ettinger in New Mexico and on sets in Los Angeles.
[IMGL]http://blogs.commercialappeal.com/the_bloodshot_eye/elvis%20is%20still/lonelystreet5.jpg[/IMGL]The direct-to-DVD route taken by "Lonely Street" seems inevitable: The movie's star (and co-producer) is Jay Mohr, who plays Bubba Mabry, an Albuquerque-by-way-of-Mississippi "two-bit gumshoe" (as he is called in the film) introduced in a series of novels by Steve Brewer. (The movie pays homage to Mabry's creater by having the detective visit the "Brewer Library.")
With its bright lighting (even night scenes feature an attractive neon glow) and cast of familiar-faced non-marquee names (former "Ghostbuster" Ernie Hudson; Joe Mantegna as a sleazy record producer; Mohr's wife, Nikki Cox, as a cleavage-exposing cougar newshound), "Lonely Street" plays sort of like an unsold comedy-mystery TV pilot that was retrofitted with profanity and jokes about vomit, flatulence and genitalia in hopes of attracting theatrical interest. The occasional gross-out humor (complete with sound effects) is the worst thing about the film; it's sometimes accompanied by Mohr's often redundant voiceover narration, much of which seems to have written in post-production, in an attempt to spice up the action.
For example, the scene in which Bubba meets his mysterious client is directed so that moviegoers share the sleuth's shock when "Mr. Aaron" is revealed to be Elvis Presley. The narration almost wrecks the scene, however, by telling the audience what it can see with its own eyes; it's like sitting in front of a guy who says things like "He's got a gun" when a character onscreen draws a gun.
That "Lonely Street" nevertheless emerges as okay sub-Elmore Leonard entertainment is due primarily to Patrick's dignified, respectful interpretation of the 70-something Elvis as a man who's given up drugs and fried foods for wheat grass, Tai Chi and, apparently, inner peace.
An interesting companion piece to an earlier Bubba/Elvis movie, "Bubba Ho-tep," a horror-comedy that cast Bruce Campbell as a mummy-battling senior-citizen Presley, "Lonely Street" finds Elvis contemplating a comeback after faking his death three decades earlier -- a disappearance that enabled him to escape the self-parody of his final years while becoming a bigger star than ever before. "I'm everywhere and nowhere, all at the same time," he says. "People like Elvis again."
Unfortunately, even in "death," Elvis has to cope with intrusive tabloid photographers, so he hires Mabry to watch out for him -- a move that eventually turns both the detective and the King into murder suspects.
Despite being basically unrecognizable in remarkable prosthetic makeup created by Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr., Patrick is able to put across Elvis' thoughtfulness as well as his humor -- and in a convincing Memphis accent, too. "Jesus, it really is you!" a reporter (Lindsay Price) exclaims after meeting the King. Replies Elvis: "I'm not Jesus, but I appreciate the comparison."
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Love the make up....I think I could fall in love with a rubber prosthetic! LOL
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Hmmm....certainly looks like an interesting movie...
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The thing I really don´t like about it is, that everytime someone makes a picture of how he might look today, he always has white hair on it. I don´t think he would have stopped dying his hair. Or do they think his black hair color would have been his nature hair color?
I love Elvis ♥
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
I would dearly hope he had stopped dying his hair by the time he was in his 70's.........However, in any mock-up's of him in later years, he always has lots of hair.
Has anyone considered he could have been bald?
"NO-ONE, BUT NO-ONE,IS HIS EQUAL, OR EVER WILL BE. HE WAS, AND IS SUPREME".Mick Jagger
No Elvis would not have ever been bald, he would have Mr Whippy hair like Vernon!
He seemed to have a pretty solid amount of hair on his head at age 42, though I think grey would have come through later
But the chemicals to darken his eyebrows were the worst. Finally, there was no hair to color there. It took some great cosmetic artwork to cover that problem. Sometimes in some of the clips at concerts, you can almost see his lashes and brows pretty much fade away.
I think he would be handsome with gray hair, or salt and pepper..had he stayed with us all, I truly feel he would have retired at about 50.
Enjoyed his family and his pets and the freedom to enjoy Graceland at it's best. No more MM, and possibly he would have traveled to beautiful parts of the world that he always wanted to see.
"I just wanna be......your Teddy Bear"
I found the dvd and will watch it tonight. THe story is intriguing. I'm looking forward to it and will post my findings here of course
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I heard mix reviews of this DVD...So I rented myself. I went into watching movie thinking I was going hate it by time I finish it was pretty good. One thing I liked is usually movies like this they poke fun of Elvis. Never once did they make fun of Elvis. The had him in shape, and drinking heath drinks. And other thing I liked, like most movies in the past they had a old elvis in a jumpsuit. This movie was different. They had him in a sport jacket and white shirt under it. Which I believe if Elvis was still alive he would be wearing stuff like that and the jumpsuit would be gone.
Now only thing I could do with out was the reporter had a "Breaking wind" problem and when he would be talking "Breaking wind" noise would come out and that got a little boring after a while.
Out of 5 Thumbs up I give this movie 3 to 3 1/2 it is one of better "what if" movies of Elvis in a long time.
Thanks for that, I'll get it now
Can't do with derogatory movies about him
"NO-ONE, BUT NO-ONE,IS HIS EQUAL, OR EVER WILL BE. HE WAS, AND IS SUPREME".Mick Jagger
No honey, Elvis' blue/black shade of hair was his blessing given to him by those in the know...he was born blonde and sandy haired for ,many years..which did not suit him at all..normally your natural color is your best color..not everyone can pull off black hair..
"I just wanna be......your Teddy Bear"
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
I've just found the trailer on YouTube:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lJRXTqOMzM"]YouTube - Lonely Street Trailer[/ame]
My page on YouTube and on MyElvisWorld:
http://www.youtube.com/cibetty, http://www.myelvisworld.com/cibetty
"NO-ONE, BUT NO-ONE,IS HIS EQUAL, OR EVER WILL BE. HE WAS, AND IS SUPREME".Mick Jagger


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Between 1640 and 1660: Tribes and Tribal Wars about Green Bay
Claude-Charles Bacqueville de la Potherie was a French writer whose Histoire de l'Amérique Septentrionale, published at Paris in 1716, summarized much of what was then known about Wisconsin. He relied very heavily on the unpublished journals of Nicolas Perrot, whom he had met in 1701. After outlining the geography and the various tribes around Green Bay, he gives here (on p. 9) a succinct account of wild rice and how it is used by Wisconsin tribes.
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- Dogs, cats, gerbils, monkeys, etc. - basically any living creature other than yourself or a flake-eating fish
- Candles of any kind (this includes white-wicked decorative candles)
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- Extension Cords of any kind(Power strips and surge protectors ARE allowed)
- PLEASE NOTE: For your protection, any electrical items brought into the Residence Halls must be UL (United Laboratories) approved. This means that the item has been checked and is considered electrically safe. Any items without this sticker or tag will not be allowed in the Residence Halls.
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They published a report on spring trapping in Cyprus, and set up a cyberaction. But they also took a direct, practical approach: they organised a bird protection camp and conducted several non-violent direct actions in the districts of Larnaca and Famagusta. Within a week they had located and dismantled 934 limesticks, 11 mist nets and 9 electronic decoys. They also released dozens of protected birds and recorded dozens of bird trapping activities and sites.
Above all they have managed to expose the killing fields of migratory birds in Cyprus, to reveal the real intentions of irresponsible politicians at the national level, and to play a catalytic role in the voting down of the proposed amendment weakening existing poaching legislation. They also promoted a zero tolerance policy against poaching in Cyprus.
As a result the responsible authorities carried out a wave of anti-poaching operations in the following two months, the first since Cyprus's accession to the EU in 2004.
"Friends of the Earth Cyprus is at the forefront of the struggle against illegal bird trapping in Cyprus and the work they do in this field is admirable, especially if someone takes into consideration the fact that in many cases this is done under difficult conditions with fears for one's personal safety".
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A HoliHint countdown
Growing up, Mom called us "itchy britches" when we kept asking her the same question. "Are we there yet?" was only the beginning … To help calm (or perhaps fuel) the curiosity about 2014, we will – beginning today – post a daily HoliHint here on the HoliBlog. We've already divulged that our "what's new"…Read More »
One of those hints
So have you taken the time to go back and review the hints we dropped prior to our Pilgrims Plunge announcement? This one in particular. Korey from The Gravity Group really was here with his family to visit the park. That's all. The "meeting with the maintenance technician" reported by a park visitor on one…Read More »
"Come on, throw us a bone!"
Is that the message someone meant to send? You want a clearer, more straight-forward clue about Tuesday's announcement? Then why the heck did you throw a bone at me? My parking spot is on the other side of the Raven Parking Lot. That means a chain-link fence separates my car from someone else's. Normally that's…Read More »
A sneak tweet
Okay, let's do it. Back in July of 2005 when we announced The Voyage, I had a ball that morning posting all sorts of quick notes on the HoliBlog. But this year won't be so easy, given how far the site is from my office. So the first to find out "what's new" on Tuesday…Read More »
Too bad the name is already taken
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"Oh, so THAT'S how it works!"
There's nothing like a ride simulation to help you finally figure out what it is you're promoting. "Ohhhhhhhh…!" It gave me such a lift to finally "get it." I mean the ride type has been around a long time. There's just a new way of getting from here to there that I finally understand. Matt…Read More »
A phone call from Pennsylvania
A reporter called earlier today. He was following up on a rumor. He works for the Allentown, Pennsylvania, paper and their local park had just sold one of their coasters to an undisclosed buyer. The reporter saw rumors on the Internet that we were the mystery buyer. I nearly choked, trying to suppress my laughter….Read More »
Designer hint
You never know who you'll encounter when out in the park. This very tall dad is visiting with his family, including two very small daughters. In case you don't recognize the dad's legs, let's zoom out to get a look at this stately fellow. Why, it's Korey from The Gravity Group! He's hanging out in…Read More »
The downside
Once we start talking about an upcoming announcement, everyone wants to know: So, what is it? Come on, you can tell me. I won't tell. Yeah, right. They want us to spill our guts. Not gonna happen. For most of us, toughing it out is not all that bad. It's just a few weeks. Sort…Read More »
Remember Matthew?
He was a little nervous about his first ride on The Voyage and emailed us for advice. He just emailed back with the following report: I was pretty nervous, but I just did not look at the drop hill it was very fun. Thanks for all the great advice!! And then he finished with: P.S….Read More »
Tomorrow's hint, today
Okay, so Rich Davis over at the Evansville Courier & Press (remember his feature about the high Dive team?) is eager to break the story about our announcement. It used to be you could tell a newspaper reporter something one day and it wouldn't show up in the paper until the next day. Those days…Read More »


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Can someone point me where to go to get some info on completing this program vegetarian? I am new to the program and looking for some guidence. Thanks!
Most definitely. It's a little trickier getting your protein (though not as tricky as doing it vegan, which is also possible), but you can do it.
While I'm not a vegetarian, I am Eastern Orthodox, so during our church fasting periods I need to follow a nearly vegan diet. The first key to getting enough protein for me has been choosing mostly high-protein carbs like lentils, kidney beans, and soymilk. The second key is supplementing the protein with things like soy protein powders and soy protein isolate, and for meal replacement I use CLIF Builder's bars. I also love Boca Burgers which are quite high in protein and fiber. Morningstar Farms also has a good selection of vegan high-protein items, though I haven't tried those yet.
I'm assuming that dairy is OK for you (since you said vegetarian and not vegan), so that opens up many more possibilities. You have cottage cheese, skim milk, etc. for high-protein carbs and egg whites for protein, plus many popular supplements and meal replacements contain milk or milk derivatives (whey protein).
Finally, if you go to Google or Bing and try the following search terms - vegetarian "Body-for-life" - you should find plenty of helpful information.
One other thought - the "palm-and-fist" method of measuring portion sizes is pretty much useless if you're doing the program vegetarian or vegan; you'll probably need to watch your grams of carbs and protein. Combining the most common rules of thumb I've seen here, your rough daily target would be one gram of protein, one gram of carbs, and a total of ten calories per pound of body weight. So if you're 200 lbs, that would be 200g protein, 200g carbs, and 2000 total calories.
My first several weeks, my breakdown averaged about 45% of calories from carbs, 35% from protein, and 20% from fat, with anywhere from 8-11 calories daily per pound body weight, and I got good results even though I was missing the "ideal" ratios by a bit. So don't obsess over hitting the target numbers exactly, they might not be quite right for you anyway. Just track what you eat, watch your results (not scale weight but body fat, measurements, workout performance and/or appearance in the mirror) and see how you feel, and be ready to adjust what you're doing.
Finally, here are a couple of threads on this forum that dealt with doing the plan as a vegetarian:
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7:48 PM EST, January 18, 2013
Academy Award voters will probably have more time this year to consider the nominees for best costume design than the General Assembly will spend reviewing Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's nomination of Andrew McDonald to the state's highest court. This is one more sign of life in a one-party state.
McDonald has served as Malloy's legal counsel for the past two years and before that was a member of the state Senate. The practice of a chief executive nominating his chief legal adviser to a high court has fallen into some disrepute since Republicans revolted when former President George W. Bush tried to heave White House legal counsel Harriet Miers onto the Supreme Court in 2005.
McDonald served as the co-chairman of the legislature's Judiciary Committee during his tenure in the Senate. When a Republican was nominated to the lead the high court, McDonald wanted months and months to review that judge's record. Scrutiny of judicial nominations has become an operation of political affiliation. Democrats decline to give their own a serious examination.
This is good news for the tranche of new Superior Court judges Malloy will soon nominate to serve in a branch of the government that is enduring serious budget cuts. If he appoints a dozen, one will be a Republican, representing the price of a quiet life for all. The most contentious action will be among Republican leaders to get that one spot (maybe two, if Malloy thinks he might need their votes on the budget mess) for a friend, ally or former colleague.
Republicans should prefer silence to what their 2010 candidate for attorney general, Martha Dean, was offering on her Facebook page last week. Words are my business, but it is hard to describe the revulsion caused by what seems like Dean giving her odious imprimatur to the madness of conspiracy theorists who have appeared in the wake of the Newtown shootings tragedy.
Dean, who posted a link to a YouTube video, "The Sandy Hook Shooting-Fully Exposed," which uses a hodgepodge of news clips of the event, suggests in a comment of her own that "it is doubtful that we will ever get answers to these or the questions raised in the video." It's a video that goes to some length to question the grief of parents who lost children in the slaughter.
Republican leaders, particularly those considering a bid for statewide office, face an early test. Will they condemn Dean and her endorsement of this chilling view of the Newtown killings and their aftermath?
On an uplifting note, take some time this weekend to reflect on or share the inspiration provided by the life of Martin Luther King. A year ago, I was inspired by a sermon delivered by the Rev. Canon Petero Sabune, the Episcopal church's officer for Africa, to read the first two volumes of Taylor Branch's acclaimed trilogy of King and the struggles and triumphs of the civil rights movement. (I'm starting the third.)
The passage of time has made King a figure for the ages, but the details of his determination in the face of obstacles that would have defeated most other mortals have faded.
His life was in constant danger, the FBI harassed and wiretapped him wherever he went. Even his putative allies, the Kennedys, conspired with J. Edgar Hoover to torment King. Upon taking office in 1961, President John F. Kennedy nominated some viciously segregationist judges to federal trial courts in Southern states. It is astounding to think about now, but Branch is a master of details and that's an ugly one.
Federal appellate court judges appointed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, appalled at what they were seeing, worked to undo the poisonous trial court judges, and often succeeded. Despite their work, King and thousands of others were subjected to harrowing abuse by law enforcement officials.
Finding funds — modest amounts by today's standards — to keep the movement going and bail protesters out of jail took much of King's time. The Rockefellers and actor Harry Belafonte were important sources of aid in the frequent financial crunches that bedeviled King and his top lieutenants. King's life was marked by sacrifice and danger, as were the lives of the millions he inspired to join him. We are all in their debt.
Kevin Rennie is a lawyer and a former Republican state legislator. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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text: When we were growing up, the only food rule in our house was finish your dinner.But the times, they are a-changing. For wisdom and guidance, we turn to Melissa Graham, founder of nonprofit Purple Asparagus and blog Little Locavores. Our latest inquiry: What's the beef with antibiotics in meat?Antibiotics are used to prevent disease and promote fast growth to get meat to market sooner. In part, because of the antibiotic abuse by the livestock industry, the medical world has seen the growth of virulent antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria. To avoid antibiotics in meat, parents need to search out certain labels. Federal standards prohibit any antibiotic use in the production of meat that is certified organic. If a farm never uses antibiotics while raising its livestock but does not satisfy other standards of organic certification, its products may be labeled "no antibiotic use." If a producer administers antibiotics only to sick animals, it can label its meat "no routine antibiotic use."Beef and Vegetable Kebabs with Mint Chimichurri SauceServes four to sixIngredientsFor the skewers1 tbsp. tamari1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil1½ tsp. red wine vinegar1 garlic clove, chopped1 pinch dried oregano1½ lb. beef sirloin or bottom round, cut into 1-inch cubes1 lg. bell pepper, cut into 1-inch squares1 bunch bulbous spring onions (such as Tropea) or red onion, cut vertically into ½-inch slicesFor the mint chimichurri sauce1½ c. mint leaves1 med. garlic clove2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil2 tbsp. white vinegar1 sm. pinch red pepper flakes½ tsp. kosher salt1. In a medium bowl, stir together tamari, oil, vinegar, garlic, and oregano.2. Toss the beef cubes in the marinade. Cover and refrigerate for at least 4 hours (preferably overnight).3. Thread the skewers by alternating beef, peppers, and onions. When skewering the onions, make sure to thread all the way through the petals.4. Grill to medium rare, an internal temperature of 125° (about 3 minutes on each side).5. To make the sauce, puree all ingredients in a food processor or grind to a paste with a pestle and large mortar. Tip: If you're cooking outside, let kids use the pestle and mortar on your picnic table. They'll have a great time grinding the ingredients to a paste.6. Serve sauce alongside kebabs.For more healthy meal ideas, go to littlelocavores.com.Skin Care You Can Both UseThere's nothing like caressing a newborn's cheek to remind you of how far your punim has fallen. Recapture that second trimester glow with all-natural, therapeutic concoctions from HelloMellow, a new skin care line for moms and their buttercups.Photo: Courtesy of Purple Asparagus


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2008 Kia Rondo Trims
The 2008 Kia Rondo Base comes with the most minimal features, to keep the price down on this front-wheel drive compact family crossover, yet it refuses to skimp on safety equipment. The Base is only available with two rows, seating five people total. The second row and front passenger seat fold flat, with the second row also able to recline and move fore and aft. Storage space in the cargo area starts at 35 cubic feet, but it also contains under-floor compartments, and a standard roof rack expands storage space. Tie-downs are standard, and a dealer-installed net and cargo cover is available.
The only power features are power locks, There is no air conditioning in the 2008 Rondo Base, though it is offered as an option. The Base does have three front and rear power outlets, a tilt steering wheel, intermittent front and rear wipers, a tachometer, defroster, and even a CD player. Power comes from a 2.4-liter, 162-hp DOHC I4 and 4-speed shiftable automatic.
The Rondo Base shares a platform and the four-wheel independent and rear multilink suspension with the Optima, meaning it drives more like a car than an SUV. 4-wheel disc and ABS brakes, electronic stability control, dual front-side and side curtain airbags for both rows, and automatic headlights earn four and five-star ratings. The 16-inch alloy wheels with all-season tires come with a tire pressure monitor. Aside from air conditioning, the only other option for the 2008 Rondo Base is a body kit package that adds front and rear spoilers, side sills, ground effects, and wider fender flares.
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A few flashier styling notes, such as chrome trim and front grille, and more standard features set the 2008 Kia Rondo EX apart from the LX. Upgrading to the EX gets you wheel-mounted cruise and audio controls, remote entry, heated mirrors, leather trim for the wheel and shifter, foglights, and a CD player with MP3 playback capability. New for 2008 is an input jack for an MP3 player. Other standards include full power features, front and rear intermittent wipers, a tachometer, and tilt steering.
A 2.4-liter, 162-hp DOHC V6 is the power source for this front-wheel drive compact crossover and gets 19/26 mpg. A 4-speed Sportmatic automatic is the only transmission. The wagon features car-like handling, thanks to a four-wheel independent suspension and rear multilink suspension. It rides on larger 17-inch alloy wheels with all-season tires. 4-wheel disc and ABS brakes come with electonic brakeforce distribution. Stability control, automatic headlights, active head restraints and dual front-side and side curtain airbags for all rows are standard and earn four and five stars in crash tests.
The 2008 Rondo EX offers two rows of seats for five people, and an optional third row bench extends capacity to seven. The second row split-folds 60/40, the third 50/50, and the front passenger seat also folds flat. The second row also reclines and moves forward and back to help with third row access. Tie-downs are standard in the 35 cubic foot trunk, and a dealer-installed cover and net can be added. A roof rack and in-floor compartments (on 5-passenger vehicles only) are also standard. There are more available options for the 2008 Rondo EX, such as a sunroof, leather seats, heated seats, and 6-CD changer. The sport body kit is offered as well on the EX.
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The V6 in the 2008 Kia Rondo EX V6 name stands fo a 182-hp, 2.7-lite, 24-valve DOHC V6 engine. Putting out 182 ft-lbs of torque at 4000 RPM, the engine is matched with a 5-speed shiftable Sportmatic automatic and gets around 18/25 mpg. This compact crossover trim is sportier and better equipped than the LX V6, with more exterior chrome and larger 17-inch wheels with all-season tires. It seats five in two rows, with the option to add two more people in a small third row. All rows fold flat, including the front passenger seat. Both second and third rows split-fold (60/40 and 50/50 respectively), and the second row also reclines. Large conventional doors and a second row that slides back and forth aid access.
Along with standard power features, intermittent front and rear wipers, a tachometer, tilt steering, and three cupholders (two front, one rear), the 2008 Rondo EX V6 adds some more high-end features. These include leather trim for the wheel and shifter, remote entry, cruise control, wheel-mounted audio controls for a CD/MP3 player, and standard foglights. An MP3 player audio input jack is new for 2008. A roof rack is standard, and there are interior storage compartments under the floor and in the front console. Available only for the EX trims are optional heated leather seats, a 6-CD player, and a power sunoof. To jazz things up, you can add the optional body kit, which includes flared fenders, front and rear spoilers, and ground effects.
Earning four and five stars in crash tests, the 2008 Rondon EX V6 boasts standard stability contol, 4-wheel disc and ABS brakes with electonic brakeforce distribution, and dual front-side and side curtain airbags for all rows. Automatic halogen headlights and a tire pressure monitor provide added safety measures.
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The 2008 Kia Rondo LX is a compact crossover that falls in between the Spectra5 and the Sorento. The front-wheel drive wagon sits on a fou-wheel independent suspension and is powered by a 2.4-lite, 162-hp DOHC I4 that gets 166 ft-lbs of torque. A 4-speed shiftable Sportmatic automatic is the only transmission.
Five-star frontal impact ratings are the result of standard 4-wheel disc and ABS brakes with electronic brakeforce distibution, electronic stability contol, and dual font-side and side curtain airbags for both rows. A tire monitor and automatic headlights are also standard, and foglights can be added. The 2008 Rondo rides on 16-inch alloy wheels with all-season tires. Two rows are standard. The second row split-folds 60/40, reclines, moves back and forth, and folds flat, along with the front passenger seat. A third row is optional. Front and rear power outlets and eight cupholders keep passenger convenience in mind. The cargo area holds 35 cubic feet with the seats up and comes with hooks. Under-floor storage behind the second row and a roof rack offer cargo versatility. Cross bars are optional.
Power windows, locks, and mirrors are part of the 2008 Rondo LX package. Also included are a CD player with new audio input jack, intermittent front and rear wipers, air conditioning, a tilt steering wheel, and a tachometer. Sporty options include a body kit that adds front and rear spoilers, fender flares, ground effects, and side sills.
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The powertrain represents the main difference between the 2008 Kia Rondo LX V6 and the LX. Under the hood of this front-wheel drive compact crossover sits a 2.7-liter DOHC V6 that puts out 182-hp and 182 ft-lbs of torque. It is matched with a 5-speed shiftable Sportmatic automatic. Otherwise, the LX V6 is identical to its I4 sibling.
Two rows are standard, with the option to add a third row. The second row split-folds flat 60/40 and also reclines and moves back and forth for more storage or legroom. The third row split-folds 50/50. The front passenger seat also folds flat. Standard equipment includes tilt steering, 8-way and 4-way manual adjustable front seats, full power features, front and rear intermittent wipers, a tachometer, and a CD player with an MP3 input jack. There are three power outlets and eight cupholders. Conventional rear passenger doors are longer in length to help with access to the third row. The cargo area holds 35 cubic feet with the seats up and comes with tie-downs and hooks. There is extra storage underneath its floor and on the standard roof rack.
Crossovers are family-oriented, and safety is key in the 2008 Rondo LX V6. Six airbags include dual front-side and side curtain for all rows. Active head restraints, 4-wheel disc and ABS brakes, stability control, automatic headlights, 16-inch alloy wheels with all-season tires, and a tire monitor provide extra security. You can add a sporty body kit to the LX V6, which includes side sills, fender flares, and front and rear spoilers. An extra option for the V6 is the Convenience Package, with features such as remote entry and cruise control.


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Bellair Laser Clinic, FRAXEL DUAL - Acne Scars, Redness (Roscea) Poor Texture/Tone - Toronto, ON
Hi All, Writing/Documenting my experience with Fraxel Dual in hopes of helping those who are looking to find an open/honest experience that can hopefully help you in making your own decision. Context I am someone who's suffered with mild acne, all my life. As a result I have scarring, uneven... READ MORE
Fraxel Co2 for White Stretch Marks
Because I can't find before and after photos or reviews, I've decided to start my own review on Fraxel co2 for abdominal stretch marks. I know there are many people with stretch marks that are looking for cures or improvement possibilities just like me, so I wanted to write this review to help... READ MORE
My Experience With Fraxel - Birmingham, AL
It's been 3 hour from my first session of fraxel, the doctor decided to do just the 1927 wave length to get rid of my pigmentations and then have me come back for the 1550 which is for acne scars since I really dont want any thing to aggressive on the first time! Like the doctors some where in... READ MORE
Not Fun or Cheap, but See Some Improvement
I am a 27 year old femalde, I had my first fraxel restore laser treatment in July 2012 for moderate/severe acne scarring. As for the treatment itself: It hurt. Nothing terrible, but it was certainly very uncomfortable. Healing time was the part I liked the least. I spent two days very red and... READ MORE
HEALED SKIN!!! My orange peel/enlarged pores skin is HEALED!!!
Hi Everyone.. I have not had Fraxel done but I have had the terrible orange peel texture side effect from using Retin A that many fraxel users have experienced. I used Retin A approx. 3/4 times and my pores enlarged all over my face and I got all these weird lines on my my face look exactly like... READ MORE
skin destruction - Vancouver, BC
If i could stop anyone from getting this treatment I would. I am interviewing lawyers and putting posts out to bring a class action suit against the makers of the machines & my doctor. It is clear that the machines destroys the healthy cells in the skin, maybe at first it seems to work, but long... READ MORE
Fraxel Vs. Dermabrasion - Luxembourg
I have rolling acne scars on my cheeks and I am currently doing Laser Fraxel treatments. I am about to go for my 5th treatment. It works great for fine wrinkles (I am 30+), less breath taking for acne scars. Nevertheless I see an improvement. For next winter I was thiking to resume those... READ MORE
Fraxel Left Tiny Holes All over my Face and Texture Change - Sydney, AU
I am nine months post my fourth Fraxel and my face is covered with tiny holes left by the laser, and they seem to getting more prominent as the months go by.The only place where the skin is smooth and normal is around my eyes, where you can see the line of dots following where Fraxel has touched... READ MORE
61 Yr. Old Had SmartSkin Laser W/ Fat Transfers - Haledon, NJ
It's been 2 months since I had the SmartSkin Laser procedure including fat transfers to my face. The first 2 days I was totally unable to speak from the swollen lips and the crusting from the laser drove me insane. There was absolutely no pain. I was told one week but it was more like 2 wks.... READ MORE
29 Year Old Scarring. Fraxel on Face. Melesma Around Eyes and Lips. - Brisbane, AU
This is my second fraxel treatment. Had it done the 3rd of February 2014. My first fraxel to treat my picking my face scars got good results but not what I wanted. I found that this time I needed to speak up about getting closer to the nose to get all the pores so the skin has an more even look.... READ MORE
Get Rid of Sun Damage/Mouth Wrinkles with Fraxel repair - Redding, CA
I am 54 years old and have always work outdoors and never thought much about sun protection until recently( as you can tell by the pic). I have researched fraxel repair for 5 months and have gone to 3 consultations with 3 different doctors and have decided to go forward and have a full face and... READ MORE
Hoping for Healing After Fraxel Restore Treatment - Albany, NY
I had Fraxel Restore about 6 weeks ago with a board certified plastic surgeon. I'll be staight with you. I have terrible skin. Enlarged pores on my cheeks, forehead, chin and nose, bad texture and discoloration from sun damage and and unhealthy lifestyle. During my first pregnancy I... READ MORE
Fraxel I wouldnt recommend it - Brisbane, AU
My motivation and treatments prior to fraxel.I wanted to reduce the pigmentation on my neck and chest ( polkaderma). I have a pigmentation patch on my face and had had laser on this before (not sure what type) but I was really happy with the results. I have also have V Beam for surface veins... READ MORE
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HURTS LIKE HECK! Even with Numbing Cream - Austin, TX
I can see some small results but definitely need to go back for a few more follow up treatments. They numbed me for an hour, then reapplied and numbed me for another half hour. It has a blower on the lazer and I can't imagine what it would feel like without that blower. Stung worse around... READ MORE
Smoothbeam, Fraxel, Changed my Life!! -Houston, Texas
I have spent thousands of dollars at Dr. Friendman's office and I would spend thousands more. His treatments, over the course of two years, have completely changed my life. I had given up hope with my adult acne until I tried him. Smooth beam combined with Fraxel fixed it all and now I have... READ MORE
Fraxel Ruined my Face - Melbourne, AU
I had fraxel laser done from 2009-2010 to reduce pigmentation on upper lip, and heal/treat acne. initial treatments were done on whole face, but as it was an expensive process so I focused on upper lip. However I then had to have more areas treated as more pigmentation developed!!! This was... READ MORE
Fraxel Treatment Series Harrisburg, PA
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Fraxel to Reduce Acne Scarring - Vancouver, BC
About 3-4 years ago I went to my dermatologist asking about ways to reduce my acne scarring. He had referred me to another dermatologist who had experience with laser treatments. In my consultation, he suggested I do Fraxel treatments due to my ethnicity (asian with dark skin). I did not like... READ MORE
So Far So Good! :) - New York, NY
I'm 23, and have battled acne throughout my high school and early college years. Now that the breakouts are gone, I've been desperately wanting to try Fraxel for sometime. I've heard mixed to good things, but really thought I'd fair well with the laser. I finally found a laser center in New York... READ MORE


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A volley of primaries put the mid-term elections in the media foreground last week. At the same time, two sobering assessments—one of post-Katrina New Orleans and the other of the nation's economy—followed close behind in a week where no story clearly dominated the news. And the controversy surrounding the New York Islamic center and a massive egg recall were also among the top stories.
Primary elections in five states—with at least one surprise outcome—made politics and the mid-term elections the No. 1 story for the week of August 23-29, according to the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism. At 14% of the newshole, it was the second time in three weeks that the mid-terms were the top story in PEJ's weekly News Coverage Index, which analyzes the media agenda of the mainstream press. Much of the debate centered on the advantages of insider versus outsider candidates, but by the week's end, pundits were left with a challenge to the conventional wisdom.
Last week was also the five-year anniversary of the arrival of Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf of Mexico, and many media outlets sent personnel to New Orleans to assess the progress of the region's recovery. The story was No. 2 for the week, accounting for 11% of the newshole studied.
The third-biggest story of the week was the state of the U.S. economy. Last week, a series of dismal economic reports seemed to confirm worries that the recovery had slowed to nearly a halt. Coverage of these, the reaction of the stock market, and the Federal Reserve chief's speech signaling that the Fed was prepared to act to stimulate the economy if necessary, made up another 9% of the newshole studied.
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In the exhibition Six Things: Sagmeister & Walsh, artists Stefan Sagmeister and Jessica Walsh examine six things culled from Sagmeister's diary that he believes have increased his personal happiness. Printed on this black tote is one of the six things: Now is Better.
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- Bridget Marquardt | Animal Nation | Fri, Nov 2, 2012 6:35 PM EDT | Comments
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The Marine Mammal Center is the largest animal marine mammal rescue hospital in the world. They rescue and treat over 800 sea lions, seals, otters, dolphins, and whales a year. With the help of over 1,100 volunteers the MMC patrols 600 miles of California coastline and assist in rescues of debris entanglements, gunshot victims, and abandoned pups.
I recently spent a day with veterinarian, Dr. Bill Van Bonn, to learn about some of these special patients and what goes into caring for them. These wonderful creatures really stole my heart and I'm glad the Marine Mammal Center is there to take care of them.
If you would like to learn how you can help save the lives of our ocean going friends please visit www.marinemammalcenter.org. They rely on the generosity of people like you to save lives like these.
- Bridget Marquardt | Animal Nation | Wed, Oct 31, 2012 10:48 AM EDT | Comments
The Hartsdale Pet Cemetery just north of New York City, has been open since 1896 and is the final resting place for 85,000 animals. Dogs and cats may make up the majority of pets buried here, but the cemetery also has horses, guinea pigs, rabbits, and even a lion cub buried on its grounds.
The gravestones -- some funny, some sweet, some sad -- are a reminder of the love between animals and their people. "Only a dog could be so true," reads one; another describes the dog as his owner's "only friend".
And while it may be Halloween, this pet cemetery isn't the stuff of horror movies; it's just a peaceful place filled with a lot of love.
- Bridget Marquardt | Animal Nation | Fri, Oct 12, 2012 4:36 PM EDT | Comments
Think dog grooming is just about making dogs look clean and pretty? Think again. We visited this year's Groom Expo in Hershey, PA, where the Creative Grooming competition proved even dogs can get dressed up for Halloween.
We saw dogs groomed to look like pandas, robots, muppets, Yoda, a fish, and even an octopus with tiger stripes. The goal here seemed to make a dog look like anything other than a dog.
- Bridget Marquardt | Animal Nation | Mon, Oct 1, 2012 1:51 PM EDT | Comments
The surf was up at this year's Surf City Surf Dog Competition, which took place on September 30 in Huntington Beach, California. Dogs of all breeds and all sizes lined up to take on some big waves at the annual contest.
It takes a certain kind of dog to stay standing on a surfboard on land, let alone out in the waves....and while they all had different personalities, each dog at this contest had one thing in common: they LOVED the water. A lot of them spent as much time in the ocean, swimming and getting tossed off their board, as they did standing up and riding the waves! When you're a dog, it's not about riding the longest wave; it's just about having fun and getting wet...and then shaking it all off.
Hang ten! Or is it hang twenty?
- Bridget Marquardt | Animal Nation | Thu, Sep 27, 2012 4:48 PM EDT | Comments
Bridget sat down with dog expert Cesar Millan to get some advice about adopting a great dog. Cesar offered five simple tips to get off on the right foot (or paw) with your new friend:
1) Pick a dog with the right energy for you
Look for a calm, low-to-medium energy dog. The highest energy dogs can be too much for you to handle in a home and are better suited to police work and search and rescue. Think you can tell the energy of a dog by its breed? Cesar says you can't. He demonstrated with the two dogs (one big, one little, both calm) that he brought with him to our interview. Energy level, he says, is more important than breed.
2) Be the pack leader
Your dog wants a leader! If you don't lead your dog, your dog will lead you and that leads to problems. Loving your dog (and showing it is important, but don't prioritize affection over leadership.
3) Introduce your dog to its new home properly
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Novell and Microsoft in Celebratory Moods
For two years now Novell and Microsoft have been playing with the idea of interoperability between Linux and Windows. They hope to strengthen their partnership further through their announcement of the Advanced Management Pack for System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 and a beta of the Moonlight Firefox rich media plug-in.
Microsoft and Novell have been busily intensifying market cooperation, whereby Microsoft sales executives are now selling SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) subscriptions. Novell's Susan Heystee, tasked to oversee the partnership from her company's perspective, makes no bones about it that the success of this cross-fertilization has exceeded her expectations. The 200 corporate participants who joined the venture now include the likes of BP Oil International and China Mobile. Back in August, Microsoft had offered the partnership huge financial support.
Novell's part of the bargain is the Advanced Management Pack for SLES and Microsoft's System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2. The monitoring and management tool should alleviate administering cross-platform systems and enhance the capabilities of System Center Operations Manager. Linux and Windows can be monitored through a single console. The completed Advanced Management Pack, along with the Operations Manager, should be released some time in the next year.
Novell meanwhile also released its Moonlight beta, a free Firefox plug-in implementation of Microsoft's Silverlight Toolkit that is supposed to create some competition for Adobe's Flash Player.
Doesn't this already exist?Check me if I'm wrong Sandy but isn't Operations Centre System or whatever it's called just Nagios but not as customizable and costly? Also, Silver/Moonlight looks like ActiveX for the web 2.0 generation. Scary...
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6:00am Saturday 14th December 2013 in Sport By Simon Walter, Senior Sports Reporter
JAY Rodriguez is having the time of his life as a Premier League star and England international.
Saints' top scorer this season is only one goal away from equalling the six he scored during his first season in the Premier League.
The 24 year-old has come a long way since his move from hometown club Burnley just 18 months ago.
"It was quite hard, moving away from family and friends, but in time it's got a lot better and at the moment I'm loving life down here," he said.
"It's an amazing place to live and the club itself is a great place to be. "I'm enjoying coming in to train and play every day. "It's just an amazing time at the moment."
Alarmingly for opposition defenders, Rodriguez is still some way from his peak years.
But he agrees that he has thrived under Mauricio Pochettino and is a better player than he was at Burnley.
"He has given me the belief, the confidence and shown me the way to play, the club's helped me massively to improve," said Rodriguez, who is in better shape than he has ever been.
"When I first came here I realised how fit the lads were and everything that goes with the training is really hard.
"It's something you want to improve because in the Premiership you need to be as athletic as you can be."
Rodriguez's family visit him regularly and will be travelling south for Burnley visit in the FA Cup third round on January 4.
They will also make the trip to Newcastle this afternoon, where Saints' No 9 is likely to start his tenth successive match, a run of games sandwiching his England debut against Chile at Wembley last month.
Although he was not at his best, Rodriguez admits it was still a night to savour.
"It was probably the best experience I've ever had," he said. "Obviously the game didn't go as well as I would have liked but representing your country is probably the biggest thing a player can do.
"It is something that will never leave me."
Suffice to say, Rodriguez has watched the recording of his 57 minutes at Wembley.
"It was a tough game and something I'll look to try and improve if I get the chance again," he continued. "You're bound to feel [pressure] representing your country, it's how you deal with it that's the main thing."
Should Rodriguez maintain his rich vein of form, he may yet find himself in England's World Cup squad five months hence.
Dani Osvaldo is likely to be there with Italy, England's first opponents and Rodriguez expects his Saints teammate to blossom in the next few months, following his stunning equaliser against Manchester City last week.
"He's definitely a threat, his finishing is unbelievable he shows in training every day that he's a quality, world-class striker," he said.
"Playing for Italy against England is something for him to look forward to but hopefully he doesn't produce any goals like he did the other day!
"That and Adam Lallana's goal [against Hull] are two of the best I've seen since I've been in the team.
"Adam's was also pure class but, again, he does that in training every day so when you see it happen you're not really surprised."
Following the impressive performance against City, do not bet against Saints leaving Newcastle with a first win in five games.
"We've always had that belief in ourselves that if we carry on as we are and improve as team we can't go wrong," added Rodriguez.
"If anyone criticises we don't take any notice.
"We concentrate on our beliefs and philosophy on how to play."
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The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) is a premier Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) which was founded in 1991 and registered in Kenya in 1994 with a mandate to entrench human rights and democratic values in the society. The KHRC envisions a human rights state and society with a mission to foster human rights, democratic values, human dignity and social justice. This vision and mission is driven by the goal and new mandate of enhancing human rights centred governance at all levels. KHRC works at community level with human rights networks (HURINETS) across Kenya and links community, national and international human rights concerns.
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Archangel Gabriel or Raphael. Detail of altar frontal from the early 11th century made of gilded wood and decorated with precious stones. The sculptures depict Christ in Majesty, St. Benedict, and the archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. The work was commissioned by Emperor Henry II (1002-24), whose symbol can be seen at the foot of Christ, for an important abbey, perhaps Fulda. It was later given to Basel Cathedral before being donated to the museum in 1854.
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MIDLAND – Midland police arrested a thief on Jan. 17 after a witness saw a man checking out cars in the area of Manly and Ellen streets.
Officers found the crook with a cellphone and GPS navigation system that did not belong to him. Further investigation revealed the man had tried to enter numerous vehicles in the neighbourhood.
A 30-year-old Midland man has been charged with theft under $5,000, possession of property obtained by crime, prowl by night, and possession of break-in tools.
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Want to impress your guests with your culinary expertise? Serve precision-cut vegetables, fruits and cheeses and you'll look like a pro. With its 11 adjustable settings, this one kitchen tool can do the job of many, making it both indispensable and the ultimate space saver. The laterally positioned screw determines the slicing thickness, which ranges from shavings of chocolate to large pieces of tomatoes.
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Brendan Rodgers insists he has no intention of allowing Liverpool teenagers Raheem Sterling or Suso to leave the club on loan.
Suso was a regular in Rodgers' squads earlier in the season, but has not made a first-team appearance since the FA Cup third-round win at Mansfield on January 6.
Sterling, meanwhile, had a spectacular first half of the season, making his England debut against Sweden in November and signing a new five-year contract shortly after turning 18 in December. He too, though, has been used more sparingly by Rodgers since the turn of the year, and has not started a Premier League game for two months.
The Reds boss has instead preferred to allow both players to continue their development in the club's Under-21 side, but still sees the pair as key members of his first-team squad.
Reports had suggested that Sterling was set for a loan move to the Championship, with leaders Cardiff cited as a possible destination, along with Bolton, Brighton and Blackpool. Suso was linked with a loan switch to Wigan recently, but insisted that he was happy staying at Anfield.
And Rodgers said: "It's very simple. They're not available for loan. I'm not sure where the stories have come from. They're both young players who have played a lot this year, and they've been very much a part of our group.
"Raheem's been outstanding this year. He's only young, and we need to nurture and protect him. On top of that, we've got a very small squad, and those two boys are an integral part of it. It's something that won't happen."


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Maker's Mark® & Kumquat Marmalade
The unique flavor profile of the kumquat marmalade adds not only sweetness but also an element of spice to this truly original cocktail.
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In a shaker, place enough ice to half-fill a rocks glass, followed by 2 parts of Maker's Mark® Bourbon and splashes of fresh lemon juice and simple syrup. Shake vigorously (until ice is crushed). Pour entire contents of shaker into a rocks glass until full. Garnish with Maker's Mark® Kumquat Marmalade*.
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The deepening crisis in the Central African Republic is devastating people's ability to support themselves. A United Nations report says immediate support for food and livelihoods is needed to meet what it calls an: "acute and complex emergency". The Director of the Food and Agriculture Organization's Emergency and Rehabilitation Division Dominique Burgeon shares his thoughts.
In the Kakuma refugee camp and its host communities, in north-western Kenya, children are at risk of diseases, gender-based violence and malnutrition. In response to this crisis, the UN Food ...read more
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Designed specifically for the Cervelo TestTeam, the ctt-one continues Bont's tradition to focus on creating cycling shoes with industry leading performance and cycling specific comfort.
Bont cycling shoes have become synonymous with performance as leading athletes from within the pro peloton, track and triathlon disciplines have made it their preferred cycling shoe.
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Between the outer skin and the liner we add a material that is proprietary to Bont to stop the cycling shoe from stretching over time. This material has similar strength characteristics to Kevlar. The material is stitched to the outer skin and bonded to the liner so it can never move or be removed, it becomes part of the cycling shoes structure. This layer assits in pedalling efficiency by maintaining a supportive structure over the top of the foot in the upward part of the pedal stroke.
A last is a replica of a foot that the cycling shoe is built around. Last makers do not make cycling shoe lasts, they only make shoe lasts so perfecting a cycling shoe last requires a great deal of expertise in functional biomechanics and ongoing research. At Bont, we have been perfecting our performance footwear lasts since 1975 and the process is ongoing. We believe we place more importance and thus place more effort into our last than any other cycling shoe brand and it is the reason that Bont cycling shoes continue to be a leader in providing the most functional and correct anatomical support to cyclists than any other brand on the market. Our motto in terms of cycling shoe fit is simple, "We make shoes for cycling, not walking.
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It is important to know that Noelle Hagan has financed her campaign for the Colorado House of Representative entirely from within this House District 58. Contrary to her opponent, she has taken neither PAC money, nor donations from outside HD 58. Her philosophy is that she is responsible to individuals who live within the counties she will represent.
In addition to the years of serving in leadership positions in government in Montrose, she has tirelessly traveled the region, meeting with voters one-on-one, participating in forums everywhere, often without her opponent. Mr. Tipton appeared at neither of the WISE Election Forums in Ouray County, citing schedule conflicts though invitations went out months ago. Does this imply where he puts Ouray County in his priorities?
Clearly, Noelle Hagan has her campaign finance standards right, and has made it a full time job for many months to know well the issues, concerns and sentiments of her potential constituency.
Not often does such a well-prepared candidate come along. We need her work ethic, financial standards, knowledge, experience, and non-partisan approach to represent us in state government.
– Robert L. Linn, Ouray