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A dutch word for a litter of piglets.
Dikzak Flikker! Grice Kutding!! Kutzooi!
Beküldő: heyimonurbandic 2011. június 13.
These kid's intend to be the weakest and dumbest kid's in yardville or Hamilton.Most intend on being gay and the girls are a bunch of nasty hoes who dont take showers....Stay away from these humans they are known to rape
Those grice kid's sure as hell can't fight!
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Torrie Wilson partied out in the islands for New Year's Eve, and the former WWE diva was nice enough to post a picture for us on Instagram.
Dolph Ziggler, Maryse Ouellet, Miz, John Morrison and several other people partied together on Halloween.
With all of her prior backstage issues, there are those that believe that Rosa Mendes might have been a good candidate to generate interest in Total Divas, but it appears that WWE did not consider that possibility very seriously at all. Officials opted to go with Summer Rae as the new cast member.
Rosa Mendes posted a picture on Twitter of herself and Alicia Fox wearing cheerleader outfits while backstage at a WWE event.
The seven girls of Total Divas were able to beat the other WWE divas in a traditional Survivor Series match. Natalya and Nikki Bella were the last two standing in the ring at the end.
Prior to dropping out of college to pursue a career in modeling, Rosa Mendes studied business at the University of British Columbia.
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Tuesday and Annabelle live in the same state but in two different worlds. Tuesday, educated and independent, lives in the city; Annabelle knows only the harsh life of the mountain cabin, where she lives with her husband and two other women he has taken as wives.
Tuesday never knew that life could change so drastically in such a short time. When her car breaks down in sub-zero weather, she is faced with the choice between freezing or accepting help from a stranger. She chooses to trust the stranger named Jacob. Attracted to his good looks and quiet ways, Tuesday agrees when he asks to see her again. She tries to get to know Jacob and is both intrigued and put off by his secretiveness. Her friend, Cora, is uneasy about Jacob and asks Tuesday to be careful. Meanwhile, Cora continues an ongoing search for her daughter, who was kidnapped two years earlier. As this facinating story unfolds, the lives of Tuesday and Annabelle become shockingly entwined, and the horrific activities of a baby-selling ring are exposed.
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Mirabella Café
- Address:
210 Barclay Farms Shoping Center East Rt 70
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034Neighborhood:
Cherry Hill
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Mirabella Café
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.mirabellacafe.com/
- Phone: (856) 354-1888
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 3:00pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 1:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Joe Palombo
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, BYO Liquor, Cafe, Chef's Table, Entertainment, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: If you're hosting a party, Mirabella offers full service, on- or off premises (drop off or pick up) catering, from hors d'oeuvres to full-course meals. Our Seven Fish Dinner To Go If you want to celebrate the Seven Fishes Feast at your location, speak with one of our catering specialists to select from the 35 to 40 fishes we prepare. We highly recommend booking your order early for this popular event.
- Private Party Facilities: Our banquet fare, for up to 100 people, makes your special occasion an event to remember, including Christenings, graduation parties, showers, holiday parties, business meetings, rehearsal dinners, Communions, anniversaries and birthdays, just to name a few.
- Special Events: Christmas Eve-Our Christmas holiday is crowned with the Feast of the Seven Fishes, a modest but steady flow of assorted fishes celebrating an Italian holiday custom. If you're dining at our place, you'll choose from 10 to 12 different varieties of fish.
A word from Mirabella Café
Walking into Mirabella Cafe is like going to your grandmother's home in South Philly for dinner. At least, that's the experience that Chef Joseph Palombo is trying to recreate with his trattoria-style Italian restaurant. For a special treat, you can choose to dine at the chef's table, where you'll feast on a 12-course, authentic Italian dinner. Or join us come every Sunday for Mama's Sunday Gravy or participate in any of the charity events we sponsor on an ongoing basis. The Mirabella Cafe, which is a non-smoking BYOB restaurant, accepts reservations for all size parties on regular dining nights & requires reservations for holidays as well as charity & other special events. Contact us to buy gift certificates or join our mailing list.Continued
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Mirabella Café reviews from OpenTable diners
- Outstanding Italian Food!KathDined on 3/2/2012My husband and I recently had lunch at this restaurant while out shopping in the area. It was so delicious that we have returned for another lunch and then dinner with friends. I love everything that we ordered! Beginning with the bread and dipping oil that is served on every table, A crabcake with two special sauces on the plate, meditteranean seafood salad, house salad with fresh cheese, baked manicotti, gnocchi's, brocolli rabe. All So deliciuos, tasty and fresh! Our waitress was very helpful,she recommended a place nearby to run and buy wine since it is BYOB. The only comment as far as ambiance was that I felt a bit cold in the room. Otherwise, it is pretty with the white lights all around. Can't wait to return for more!Special Features:
- Me and my love went for valintinesbjmc3208Dined on 2/19/2012Me and my love went for valintines day dinner to try a new resturant that we saw often. It was a great time with fabulose food. I can not wait to go back.Special Features:
- Service was attentive butthoughtfulfoodDined on 2/14/2012Service was attentive but not overdone. Food tasty and well prepared. Atmosphere was pleasant but a bit crowded on Valentines Day. Overall very nice and would recommend highly.Special Features:
- as always, Mirabella's didOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 2/14/2012as always, Mirabella's did not dissapoint on valentine's day. Joe did a menu of his specials form the previous year, and the worst part was having to only choose one. Everything was delicious as usual.Special Features:
- The food was good and thefriendlyDined on 2/14/2012The food was good and the staff was very friendly; however I was a little surprised that they charged for a refill of hot tea. A restaurant of this caliber should not be charging for refills in my opinion
- Absolutely fabulous meals.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/14/2012Absolutely fabulous meals. service and surroundingsSpecial Features:
- The food was outstanding,OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 1/15/2012The food was outstanding, however, the service was arguably not very good. Our party arrived twenty minutes ahead of our reservations, and since it was only around 4:20pm, there were not many diners in the restaurant, so we were seated right away. The swiftness of our service at first seemed like a blessing, but as we got into our meal, the whole experience felt very rushed. Our salads were brought to us within 10 minutes of our arrival, but then before we even finished, our plates were rushed away. Within 2 minutes of finishing our salads, our entrees were brought out, which, in some ways could be a good thing, but I would have preferred have had more space in between each part of the meal. Our plates were removed too hastily as well.Special Features:
- One of our very favorite restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/26/2011One of our very favorite restaurants and worth the hour drive from Toms River!Special Features:
- great food, really great service,OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 12/24/2011great food, really great service, Our server was jake and kitchen backed up due to crhistmas eve. Jake was very informtative to us and making sure we were fine. food was delicious.Special Features:
- We had to wait for 40 minutesOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/24/2011We had to wait for 40 minutes after our reservation to be seated and the restaurant ran out of mussels, clams and calamari. I would go back but not on Christmas Eve.
- way too crowded, felt likeDonnaDined on 12/24/2011way too crowded, felt like I was eating for an audience.
- Everytime I go to MirabellaOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 12/23/2011Everytime I go to Mirabella Cafe they never cease to satisfy. The food is absolutely awesome!! This is my absolute favorite Italian restaurant. I just do not care for the house dressing - it is a lemon vinaigrette and it is too bitter. Ask for another dressing and all will be great!Special Features:
- Fantastic we've celebratedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/18/2011Fantastic we've celebrated two of my mothers birthdays there now and we will for sure do so againSpecial Features:
- Relaxing evening, good food,LocalDined on 12/17/2011Relaxing evening, good food, Carolers for the holiday.Special Features:
- We had a Large Group (12)OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 12/16/2011We had a Large Group (12) on a day when there were many large groups in the restaurant. Our waiter was attentive and the food was great!Special Features:
- Food was good, could haveOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/10/2011Food was good, could have had more seasoning . Hot, fresh ingredients. It is a BYOB which keeps the bill down. It was good but not a special night out, just another Italian restaurant in South Jersey.
- restaurant was wonderful.LoLoDined on 12/9/2011restaurant was wonderful. food a little too seasoned for me. everyone else loved it.Special Features:
- WE WERE SEATED AT A ROUNDOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/5/2011WE WERE SEATED AT A ROUND TABLE, PERFECT FOR OUR OVER 75+ GROUP. THE TABLE WAS LOCATED OFF TO THE SIDE WHERE WE WERE NOT IN THE MIDST OF TRAFFIC.... IE: FOOD SERVERS, ETC. WE HAVE DINED HERE BEFORE AND FOUND THE MENU TO BE EXCELLENT..... CLOSE TO HOME, WITH A FINE MENU AND GREAT PARKING. OUR PARTICULAR FAVORITE..... PS: WE ARE NEVER RUSHED TO LEAVE, WHICH MAKES IT COMFORTABLE EASY DINING......Special Features:
- A Lovely Find!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 12/4/2011I received a Gift Certificate to Mirabella Cafe. My husband and I went on a Sunday night with a nice bottle of red wine. It is a very romantic place. The vines with the lights covering the ceiling make you feel as if your someplace else than a restaurant. The food from the bread and salads to the Mustard Crusted Salmon and Eggplant Rollatini were excellent. I highly recommend going!Special Features:
- The food is always great.DRBZDined on 11/25/2011The food is always great. The staff is very friendly. However, the best part is that if you have any dietary restrictions, Mirabella Cafe,is more than willing to meet your needs.Special Features:
- Great Italian food like momOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/17/2011Great Italian food like mom use to make with moderno culinary inspiration; fabulous!Special Features:
- I brought an out of town toOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/11/2011I brought an out of town to the Mirabella Cafe and he was very much impressed, with the food and our waiter.Special Features:
- Food here was very good.OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/22/2011Food here was very good. We will return; no doubt.Special Features:
- everything was good ... EXCEPTthezVIPDined on 10/9/2011everything was good ... EXCEPT the pasta fazooll( spelling?) it's supposed to be bean and pasta soup.. well, it had NO PASTA just beans. it should have been called BEAN SOUP. otherwise all was good. not great. but goodSpecial Features:
- Comfortable, attractive, wellOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/1/2011Comfortable, attractive, well lite room with attentive staff. The fried calamari was tasty, but could have been a little more well done. The table enjoyed the sausage and broccoli ravioli. There was also a veal dish and filet fish dish that was also very good. The dinner was topped off with a creme brulee cheese cake and cannoli that was out of this world.Special Features:
- tick tock!!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/24/2011Mirabella Cafe lived up to the reviews already posted here. The food was very good, but the very long wait to have it brought to the table made the experience less than desireable. It was just my husband and me and the tables were right on top of each other. I felt that the group at the next table thought we were listening to their conversation. Very uncomfortable. Don't think we will go there again.Special Features:
- Poor ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 9/24/2011While we enjoyed the food when we finally got some, the evening was spoiled by the extremely poor service. Our entrees were finally delivered about an hour and a quarter after we ordered. Clearly the kitchen was unable to keep up with demand. There was a private party outside, which may account for the service. Probably a good idea to stay away on Saturday night.
- Excellent food and service!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/23/2011Excellent food and service! The duck ragu is amazing!Special Features:
- We had an excellent diningnelsteinVIPDined on 9/23/2011We had an excellent dining experience. Everything from appetizers to dessert was fantastic and our waiter was great. We am looking forward to returningSpecial Features:
- Mirabella is one of the mostjrghistoryVIPDined on 9/11/2011Mirabella is one of the most underrated restaurants around. Maybe because it's popular, maybe it's because it's southern Italian. But this isn't a red gravy place. I had a sausage and bocolli rabe ravioli dish served in sauce of white wine, mushrooms, and red pepper that was outstanding. From the amazing lasagna, comparable to the best of Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, to the gnocchi in duck ragu, to the bronzino served tableside, Mirabella is whatever dining experience you want to make of it. I choose to call it excellent.Special Features:
- We had a last minute reservation,opentabledinerDined on 8/26/2011We had a last minute reservation, so we didn't have much choice in tables and were seated at the kitchen entrance - facing the backside of the hostess desk, definitely a bad location, hence the poor marks for ambience and noise. To be fair, the hostess called me after she received the reservation and did say tablespace was limited, but we didn't expect to sit literally at the kitchen entrance. However both our server and the food were very good, and we do dine here frequently, so will not cross them off this list because of the bad table - but we won't sit in the back of the restaurant again.Special Features:
- South Philly in NJOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 8/20/2011A South Philly restaurant in New Jersey. The food is simple and good. Prices are reasonable. Chef Palumbo walks around and greets everyone.Portions are very largeSpecial Features:
- Great place for a "girl friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/21/2011Great place for a "girl friends reunion" --staff was freindly and efficient--we will go back!!!Special Features:
- We have been here many timesHoosiersusDined on 7/8/2011We have been here many times before, but this was an off night. Service was poor and one of the entrees was undercooked. We were dissappointed.
- The server was very polite,OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/3/2011The server was very polite, but it took over a half hour for the entree to arrive, and it wasn't busy at all on the night we visited. I wish he told us what the hold-up was. Great gnocchi appetizer!
- Good, Not GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/30/2011This place is OK. Nothing is bad but nothing was stand-out. We got a little sick from the food but I can get over that. The ambiance was nice and we had a really nice waiter. The menu looked good but it certainly wasn't outstanding. I'd probably go back if I wanted a BYO and didn't have time to search for another place in the area.
- DeeeeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/16/2011This was a restaurant that I've been meaning to try - in my neighborhood - since they opened. I'm so glad I went. Mirabella was also recommended by a co-worker. We were celebrating one of my son's graduation (Masters Degree). My sons even told me they never saw me finish everything on my plate. Salmon was wonderful; pasta dishes were delectable. Rolls were the best! I will definitely go there again.Special Features:
- Food was excellent and theOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/8/2011Food was excellent and the service staff tried their best to accommodate the Mother's Day crowd. Server was friendly and tried his best to work many tables at once. It is my understanding there some emergency issues with staffing that caused them to be under-staffed. Overall, a good experience considering the under-staffing. The quality of the food was outstanding.
- Too many better Italian Options...OpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 5/8/2011Took Mom for Mother's Day and she was disappointed. Very cramped,the food was overpriced and the service was fair at best. The restaurant was understaffed and actually started running out of food.
- The menu for Mother's dayPhillyGirl68Dined on 5/8/2011The menu for Mother's day was not varied. Most of the dishes had the same sauce. The house dressing was flavorless and the vegetables were oily. Our waiter was good, though.Special Features:


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The Social Policy Research Unit has an international reputation for excellence in research in social policy, especially health and social care, poverty, welfare and social work.
Based at the University of York since it was established in 1973, The Social Policy Research Unit (SPRU) has become recognised as one of the leading centres for research in social policy in the UK. Three strong commitments underpin SPRU's research:
- to reflect, and communicate, the experiences and views of the users and beneficiaries of services and policy interventions;
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jimmy Kimmel says he's the prankster behind a staged twerking accident video.
Kimmel admitted on his ABC late-night show Monday that he created the YouTube clip that drew more than 9 million views in less than a week.
He introduced stuntwoman Daphne Avalon, who played fictional, ill-fated twerker Caitlin Heller in the video.
The conspiracy theorists who thought the scene was fake were right, Kimmel said, adding that many news outlets and TV shows were punked into showing it.
Kimmel marveled that some even pinned the blame for the staged mishap on Miley Cyrus, who brought twerking to the fore with her performance on last month's MTV Video Music Awards.
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You don't need a gym to SWEAT!
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All of them! Thanks for all the great ideas:) I do have a gym membership, but sometimes would just rather work out at home:)ReplyDelete
Those are some intense workouts... I havent been inside of a gym in over 2 years. Yep. My gym is the road, street, trail, and/or living room. It's where ever you want it to be. Great post and super duper workout lists!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness I am totally bookmarking this post! These workouts look AMAZING! I feel like I am always asking for circuit workouts on Twitter and this will definitely supply me for a while... thanks girl :)ReplyDelete
These look awesome! I'll have to save them for when I have more room! We just agreed to buy my parents' home, so I'll finally have a huge living room to get ish done!ReplyDelete
FANTASTIC roundup , thanks!ReplyDelete
Stellar workouts! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
That is right - I don't need a gym! Thanks for the helping finding new workouts!!!ReplyDelete
Bookmarked!! This is a great compilation- thank you!!ReplyDelete
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Girl Scouts-Joshua Tree Council is currently seeking a temporary storage facility for any five consecutive days during the week of February 20 – February 27, 2005 in the Santa Clarita Valley.
The facility will be used as a drop site for approximately 228,000 boxes of Girl Scouts Cookies sold by Girl Scouts throughout Santa Clarita Valley.
They are looking for a covered facility that is approximately 5,000 – 6,000 square feet (minimum 3,500 square feet).
The cookies will not be stored overnight, rather they will be picked-up by Troop Leaders and volunteers on the same day of delivery. Daily drop-offs and pick-ups are usually scheduled from 8am-2pm.
If you know of a facility that would be willing to donate or charge a minimal fee for a site of this description, please let us know.
Any information will be greatly appreciated. Please contact:
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Mountain Village Lodge Rental Photos and Description
Lodge, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
We are a group of owners combining our inventory to offer a wide selection of weeks in both 2 and 3 bedroom residences during ski season and summer, at owner direct pricing that is substantially lower than what you would pay if renting directly through the resort.
You will not only be thrilled with this property, but you will be thrilled by the experience of renting with us, and will find that we set the standard in terms of responsiveness and thoroughness in helping you plan your trip to the historic and breathtaking town of Telluride.
The renowned Fairmont Franz Klammer Lodge is located in the heart of one of the world's most sought-after destinations - Telluride, Colorado. Ideally located in the center of Mountain Village, at Heritage Plaza, this luxury residence club is only steps away from shops, restaurants, and the gondola that will take you up the slopes or down to the historic village of Telluride.
Escape to leisure and adventure amidst the magnificent San Juan mountains, and experience all the comforts of a luxury mountain home along with all the conveniences and amenities of a luxury resort at the Franz Klammer Lodge - rated by Trip Advisor as one of Telluride's most desirable properties.
Each 2-bedroom residence has a luxurious King size bed in both bedrooms and a sleeper sofa in the living area. Each 3-bedroom residence has a luxurious King size bed in 2 of the 3 bedrooms, a Queen bed in the 3rd bedroom, and a sleeper sofa in the living area. All bedrooms have a flat-screen TV and DVD player. The living/dining area boasts a stone fireplace, 10 ft. exposed beam or vaulted ceilings, solid wood dining table and chairs, and glass doors leading to a patio or balcony designed to offer dramatic views while also providing a sense of privacy and seclusion. During the summer months, patios/balconies offer a gas grill and patio furniture.
The gourmet stainless steel finished kitchen with European porcelain sink, granite counters, wide plank wood flooring, Viking oven, and Sub-Zero refrigerator, will appeal to chefs of all levels. There is also a breakfast bar with seating for three.
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Each residence has its own washer and dryer, laundry detergent, fabric softener, iron and ironing board, and linen storage.
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Complimentary shuttle service to/from Telluride or Montrose airport
Complimentary valet parking
Complimentary wireless internet
24-hour concierge
Year-round heated indoor/outdoor pool
Daily housekeeping
Ski & golf valet
Full service bar and club room
Business center
Fitness center
Game room
Even before you arrive, you will experience the highest level of personalized care as you are contacted by the concierge to arrange services including babysitting, grocery delivery, airport pickup, spa services at the on-site Himmel Spa, and much more.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
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Costa Adeje Gran Hotel, Tenerife
Hotel -Avenida de Bruselas, 16, Playa de las Américas, Adeje, 38660 Tenerife, Avenida De Bruselas, 16, 38660 Adeje, Spain -5 Stars -457 Rooms (On Ciao since: 08/2005)
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Las Dalias Hotel Costa Adeje Tenerife
Advantages: great pool area and good entertainment
Disadvantages: on a slight hill not good for people with walking difficulties
...this is by far one of the best hotels i have stayed in in tenerife, it was so good i have been three times this year, all inclusive is the best way to go with this hotel as it has so much to offer in the range of food, we have stayed all inclusive three times now and never get bored of the variety of food on offer. hotel has three swimming pools which at most times of the year are absaloutley...
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Bahia Principe Costa Adeje - get up early for sunbeds!!!
Advantages: Good food, spotless hotel
Disadvantages: Sunbed situation is ridiculous!!!
...I went here, all inc. for a week in July 2010. The hotel is out of town in it's own little area with it's sister hotel Bahia Principe Tenerife a little further back up the hill. If you are trying to choose between the two, pick the Costa Adeje one it's much better.
The hotel is located on the sea front with views out to a neighbouring island, however there is little to no beech. The little...
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Club Atlantis, Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Advantages: Quiet and relaxing
Disadvantages: Dingy room and pool area dominated by timeshare owners
...My boyfriend and I visited this hotel last summer, having gotten a bargain price through Travel Republic. I think we paid around £150 for the room for the week, which was a good price for a four star hotel in Costa Adeje, one of Tenerife's more family and couple based upmarket resorts.
When we arrived it all looked fairly posistive - the reception area was clean and spacious if a little dated...
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It's been a long interesting week. The question of Terrell Owens status has been lingering since December 22nd when he left the game with an ankle sprain. Owens has been an essential element in the Cowboys success this year, and losing him would be devasting. But not to worry my friends, he's playing.
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The deadline for candidates of the two major political parties to announce their intentions for 2012 election slots in Adams County came and went at noon on Friday. The passing of that deadline assured that no fewer than six inner-party contests will be decided during the May 8 primary election.
Democrat Kristopher Burkhart, a lifelong Adams County resident, has announced he is seeking the position of Adams County Coroner.
Burkhart is the second person to announce his candidacy, with Assistant Coroner Leslie Cook, a Republican, announcing her candidacy last week.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — Longtime Republican state Rep. Jeff Espich says he won't seek re-election this year and will end his 40-year career in the Indiana House.
The Uniondale Republican has steered fiscal matters for the House Republicans' caucus for decades and currently chairs the House Ways and Means Committee.
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The City of Decatur has established an ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliance plan and Street/Sanitation Superintendent Jeremy Gilbert, who heads up the operation, gave city council a compliance update at council's Tuesday meeting.


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Health professionals never stop warning about the risks of alcohol during pregnancy. But a new study shows it's particularly dangerous during the second half of the first trimester. According to the research, for each drink consumed during pregnancy per day, a baby is 25% more likely to have birth defects and health problems. All 992 participants recruited for the study had previously called a California telephone line to get answers about alcohol use during pregnancy. After all their infants were screened, the results showed that higher alcohol ingestion during pregnancy was linked to higher chances of the physical characteristics of fetal alcohol syndrome: abnormal head size, altered shape of the eyes and lips and neurological problems. "The take-home message is that there's not a low threshold level below which drinking alcohol doesn't raise the risk," says study author Dr. Christina Chambers of the University of California, San Diego. "This supports the surgeon general's recommendation that drinking be avoided entirely."


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The holidays can be filled with joy and too often, stress.
Will the big meal you planned turn out?
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One of the best ways to deal with stress is exercise, and experts say yoga can be especially helpful.
Breathing technique is essential to yoga. According to Carolyn Peters, yoga instructor, when you start feeling holiday stress stop and do five minutes of alternate nostril breathing.
"You simply shut one nostril and breathe three times in and out and switch. You are focusing on your breath, keeping it steady, smooth, equal," explains Peters.
When the turkey is not quite done or your mother-in-law criticizes your cooking, try a yoga posture called threading the needle to get rid of the tension in your neck.
"You'll take one arm, reach out. As you exhale, thread the hand through and place your heard on the floor, the ear on the floor. Reach out as you exhale, reach under, place your ear on the mat," says Peters.
The next stress busting yoga position is the sphinx pose.
"Come on to your forearms with your elbows underneath your shoulders, press it down to your palms and reach out through your feet as you press your feet down into the ground," explains Peters. "Try not to lift the chin up too far, tilt the chin down so the back of your neck stays long and open and after eight breaths come down."
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A yoga class may be in your future. Until then Peters says these four simple exercises can help you make it through the holidays or any stressful time.
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6 weeks traveling around Europe after junior year abroad: Germany, Greece, Italy, South of France, Switzerland
2 weeks in France
2 weeks in Thailand
5 days in Venice
Countless weekend and other short trips in my region, the Pacific NW.
As long as I have books to read and things to engage my mind and body (such as museums, good food, kayaking, hiking), I can amuse myself pretty easily. While I enjoy going places *with* friends, I also enjoy going alone, and I've met some pretty amazing people this way. I know some singles like to go to Club Med style resorts or on an organized trip (like a Backroads biking trip) so they have company, but I prefer to be on my own.
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 6:23pm
I recently went on a spirituality retreat in Hawaii with a group of 20 ppl. It was FANTASTIC. I loved it. We rented a big house right on the water and our backyard ran was private but behind the gate was the beach. Ah. Not something I would have been able to afford on my own.
I have also done the w/end B&B thing. Thats okay for a relaxing break.
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I have to admit though, waiting around for people to go somewhere you want to go (everyone having the same interest and having money at the same time) is pretty hard. And before you know it, you still haven't gone anywhere yet :P But group of people still wins over going it alone.
|Fri, 04-04-2003 - 4:42pm
well, do you live in a place that caters to tourists? if so, you can go there and just feel the fresh air and relax. or if you have alot of money, you can plan a cross country drive.
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Trips alone so far: Austin TX (I live in Houston, so this was no big deal, but for me it was, after busy weekends); Burlington VT for a week; Plattsburgh NY (stayed w/ a friend, but he was working most of the time I was there); Seattle WA (again, stayed w/a friend, but had a great time anyway).
I like being by myself, so this works for me. If you are into being with people, then try to sign up w/ a tour group, so you are "alone" in the sense that you don't know anyone else on the trip, and see what happens!
have fun!
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Hmmm . . . Wildside is on the east coast and I just checked your profile and saw that you're in southern California. I understand the Sierra Club is really big out there. You'll meet lots of great people, challenge yourself and get physically fit. The woods are a healing and a fun place!
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A few years ago, when I was 24, I took a trip to Europe with Trafalger. The company organized a European tour for people ages 21-35. It was my first vacation alone. Everyone else on the tour was there with a friend or significant other, so it was a bit intimidating at first. But after a day or two, I made friends and had such a great time. I would definitely do it again. For me, it was a very liberating experience. I learned a lot about myself. I definitely recommend it.


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If you want the basic ingredients to help you master the interactive conversations you might need on Holiday in Spain, and have been put off by language learning in the past, you will enjoy this course. We will use BBC Talk Spanish (not included in the course fee) and you are advised to buy the book with 2 CDs and bring it with you to the first class. This is a fun course designed to put you at your ease while preparing you for real life scenarios.
Allendale House, Hanham Rd, Wimborne, BH21 1AS
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This week Bush crooner Gavin Rossdale played a gig at Del Posto of all places, and Mario Batali dined solo at Eolo. Meanwhile Jimmy Fallon popped into a Williamsburg bar named after an album by one of Bush's contemporaries, Weezer. Plenty of other celebrity sightings straight ahead.
ABC Organic Cafe: In the city for Little Fockers promotional duties, Jessica Alba went for a healthy lunch in Soho. [X17 Online]
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday home in Ruckinge - Acorn Barn
Holiday home, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, (Sleeps 2)
This exceptional barn conversion is set on the edge of rolling countryside and the wide, folding glass doors in the living area give uninterrupted panoramic views - just sit back, relax and breathe it all in!! When you are rested there are countless walks across the farmland from your front door and the village pub is only a quarter of a mile away. Located on a working arable and sheep farm you can not only enjoy a real taste of country life but also visit the many historic houses and gardens in the area, pop across to France on Eurostar or through the Channel Tunnel - the choice is yours
Classification: Ground floor: (Livingroom(TV, DVD player), Open plan kitchen(oven, dishwasher), Bedroom(Double bed), Bathroom(bath with shower, washbasin, toilet))
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WICHITA, Kan. - A man convicted of killing a sheriff's deputy last year avoided the death penalty Wednesday after jurors were unable to reach a unanimous verdict about his sentence.
Jurors could not agree on whether Gregory Moore, 47, should be sentenced to death or life in prison. A requirement to put an inmate on death row is that all jurors must agree on the sentence.
Moore was convicted last month of capital murder, four counts of attempted capital murder, one count of aggravated kidnapping and one count of criminal possession of a firearm in a shootout that followed a domestic violence call at his home.
"I stand before you today and humbly ask forgiveness," Moore said.
Harvey County Undersheriff Steve Bayless, one of the law enforcement officers Moore was convicted of trying to kill, said that he respected the jury's decision.
"It is out of our control," Bayless said.
The subdued Moore was in sharp contrast to the defendant who on Friday was stunned by a Taser and tackled to the floor of the courtroom after an outburst during trial testimony.
The disturbance came as a prosecutor was questioning psychiatrist William Logan about Moore's wife, Gwen Moore. She died of cancer in 1997.
Moore started shouting, "Leave my wife alone! Leave my wife alone!" Footage of the incident showed deputies restraining him on the floor.
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Detroit Zoo looking to hire new volunteers
Updated On: Apr 16 2014 04:43:44 PM EDT
The Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) is seeking individuals 18-years-old and older to guide and assist visitors at the Detroit Zoo and Belle Isle Nature Zoo for the 2014 season.
Volunteer recruitment and training begin in the spring to prepare for the peak summer season. Training is offered for seasonal and year-round opportunities, including those in the Zoo's Arctic Ring of Life, Australian Outback Adventure and Wildlife Interpretive Gallery. The Belle Isle Nature Zoo is welcoming new volunteers as well.
No experience is necessary to become a DZS volunteer, just a friendly and outgoing personality. Volunteers enjoy benefits in exchange for their valuable time, including discounts and an annual volunteer appreciation party.
"Our new volunteer orientations set the stage for our program. We explain the opportunities and expectations, and current volunteers talk about their experience," says DZS Volunteer Services Manager Linda Denomme.
The remaining 2014 orientation dates are Saturday, May 10th, 9-11:30 a.m., Wednesday, Jun. 4th, 6-8:30 p.m. and Wednesday, Oct. 22nd, 6-8:30 p.m. You can visit www.detroitzoo.org and click on the "Volunteers" link for orientation details and descriptions of all volunteer positions.
Volunteer orientation sessions are held in the Detroit Zoo's Ford Education Center, advance registration is required. Visit http://detroitzoo.org/volunteers/ to download an application.
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Appellate Experience In the United States Supreme Court, Bill has appeared on brief (both party and amicus) in more than 30 cases, serving as principal author in more than 25 cases and personally arguing three cases before the Court. Altogether he has appeared on brief in more than 130 appellate cases and has argued more than 50 times before federal and state appellate courts.
Virginia v. Black, 538 U.S. 343 (2003) (upholding state statute that prohibits cross-burning with intent to intimidate).
Virginia v. Hicks , 539 U.S. 113 (2003) (upholding public housing project trespass policy).
Served as the supervising attorney in the successful U.S. Supreme Court original jurisdiction case brought by Virginia to establish its right to build improvements into the Potomac River and withdraw water. Virginia v. Maryland, 540 U.S. 1101 (2004).
Argued before the Court representing parents in the special education case, Schaffer v. Weast, 546 U.S. 49 (2005) (allocating burden of proof at administrative hearings under federal special education law).
Election Law Legal Advisor, Independent Bipartisan Committee on Redistricting (2011).
Represented non-partisan Military Voters Protection Project in obtaining landmark injunction requiring Maryland election officials to extend deadline for receipt of absentee ballots from overseas and military voters (2010).
Represented non-partisan civic group in obtaining injunction requiring Virginia election officials to make voter history lists available for purpose of encouraging voter participation (2010).
Represented McCain-Palin campaign in obtaining injunction requiring preservation and accounting of "late" military absentee ballots (2008).
Lead counsel in statewide election recount for Attorney General of Virginia (2005).
Lead counsel in statewide election recount for Governor of Virginia (1989).
Lead counsel in major election law cases, including successful defense of referenda on state constitutional right to hunt and fish and referenda on regional sales tax issues. Participated in successful defense of legislative re-districting.
Education Law Represented state university in assertion of sovereign immunity as defense to lawsuit alleging breach of contract and patent infringement.
Represents parents of children with disabilities in disputes with local school divisions over special education programs. Practice includes IEP meetings, administrative hearings and federal appeals.
Other Experience Represented small tobacco companies in First Amendment lawsuit against Food & Drug Administration, winning agreement from FDA not to enforce regulation limiting product names against clients (2010).
Represented pharmaceutical trade association in connection with nationwide study conducted by National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG).
Represented Indian tribe in matters involving sovereign immunity and state regulation of tribal business enterprise.
Co-counsel in successfully defending constitutionality of state dealer protection law against challenge under federal Commerce Clause (2006).
Successfully argued on behalf of internet protocol television company in (a) opposing attempt by municipality to shut down television service and (b) referring dispute to Federal Communications Commission (2008).
While in the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia, Bill provided representation in a wide variety of issues, including the following:
Lead counsel in successful defense of major Virginia statutes, including "minute of silence" law, parental notice law, and law prohibiting use of state computers for sexually explicit material. Lead counsel in successful effort to deny class certification in class action lawsuit challenging new rules governing eligibility for welfare benefits. Lead counsel for Virginia in successfully defending federal law that prohibits the District of Columbia from imposing income tax on non-residents working in the District.
Lead counsel in successfully defending statutory reduction of personal property tax against court challenge.
Lead counsel for Virginia in matters relating to the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, a multi-million dollar charity created by the will of the late business leader.
Provided representation on issues relating to challenge of the will, sale of the Washington Redskins football team, and mediation of dispute over executors' fees, resulting in savings of more than $20 million in fees for the charity.
Lead negotiator in successful effort to stop ill-advised sale of daily newspaper by charitable trust, resulting in a new sale that doubled the purchase price from $19 million to $38 million.
Lead negotiator for Virginia Attorney General in developing landmark agreement between Virginia and U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights (OCR). OCR gives a clean bill of health to Virginia's formerly white institutions of higher education, finding no vestiges of discrimination, and Virginia undertakes additional enhancements of two historically black institutions.
Lead negotiator for Virginia in developing agreement with U. S. Department of Justice, successfully resolving civil rights investigation of four troubled mental health/mental retardation facilities, while spurring improvements in patient care. Settlements won praise from federal judge and families of patients.
Lead counsel for Virginia in special education case, securing right of States to discipline students for misconduct unrelated to their disabilities ( Virginia Dep't of Education v. Riley, 106 F.3d 559 (4th Cir. 1997)).
Publications, Presentations and Speaking Engagements Moderator, "Using the Bully Pulpit in School: Protecting Students from Bullying and Violence," American Bar Association Section of State and Local Government Law 2014 Fall Council Meeting, Denver, CO, October 10, 2014.
Speaker, "Recounts," Republican National Lawyers Association, National Election Law Seminar, August 11, 2014.
Speaker, "Special Education: Claims and Remedies," Institute of Special Education Advocacy (ISEA), Williamsburg, VA, August 2011; August 2012; August 2013; August 2014.
Moderator, "The 2013 Supreme Court Term in Review," American Bar Association, 2014 Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, August 8, 2014.
Moderator, "The 2013 Supreme Court Term in Review," Virginia Bar Association, 2014 Summer Meeting, White Sulphur Springs, WV, July 26, 2014.
Speaker, "Supreme Court: The Year in Review," The Mortgage Bankers Association's Legal Issues and Regulatory Compliance Conference, San Diego, CA, May 6, 2014.
Panelist, "Do You Know Your BBB Rating? What You Don't Know Could Hurt You," Online Lenders Alliance Webinar, March 25, 2014.
Faculty, "When the Attorney General Comes Calling: The Advantages of Confidentiality Agreements," Live Webinar CLE, American Bar Association, February 26, 2014.
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Faculty, "CFPB and State Attorneys General: A New Age for Consumer Financial Protection," Live Webinar CLE, American Bar Association, September 25, 2013.
Moderator, "The 2012 Supreme Court Term in Review," American Bar Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, August 10, 2013.
Selected by First Freedom Center to present oral argument on major First Amendment case in moot court jointly sponsored with University of Richmond Law School and Virginia Commonwealth University (2010).
Speaker, ABA Panel "Analysis of the Citizens United Case: A Victory for Free Speech or a Threat to Democracy and Self-Government?," February 2010.
Visiting Professor, Károli Gáspár University, Budapest, Hungary (teaching American legal system and Religion Clauses) (2010).
"Multi-State Investigations and Suits: How to Address the Expanding Authority and Ambition of State Attorneys General," Washington Legal Foundation's Web Seminar Series, March 2009.
Lecturer, Freedom of Expression and Religion, Constitutional Court of Georgia, Batumi, Republic of Georgia (2009).
Author, "2009 Annual Survey on Special Education Law," University of Richmond Law Review (with Stephen C. Piepgrass).
Author, "Legal Consequences of Tuition Assistance Grant Program for Students with Disabilities," Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy (2009).
Author, "The Virginia Supreme Court: Court of Error or Court of Law?," Virginia State Bar Litigation News, Winter 2008.
Co-author, "Autism, the IDEA and Recent Developments in Virginia," Critical Issues in Education Law and Policy (Commonwealth Educational Policy Institute, Virginia Commonwealth University) (April 2007).
Addressed the United States Commission on Civil Rights, "Racial Discrepancies in Special Education" (2007).
Addressed LRP National Conference on special education issues from parents' perspective, including debate over interpretation of amendments to federal statute and proposed federal regulations (2006).
Addressed Conference of Western Attorneys General on implications of U.S. Supreme Court decision using federal Commerce Clause to strike down state laws granting preferences for in-state wineries (2005).
At the request of the National Association of Attorneys General ("NAAG") moot court project, Bill has provided advice to attorneys arguing cases before the United States Supreme Court in a variety of matters, and he has participated in programs on Supreme Court practice sponsored by the Bill of Rights Law Institute at the Marshall-Wythe Law School, College of William & Mary.
Co-Author, "Dealer Protection Statutes Level the Playing Field for Heavy Equipment Dealers," Equipment Leasing Newsletter, August 2006.
Co-Author, "Federalism and Separation of Powers: The Federalism Aspect of the Establishment Clause," ENGAGE, Vol. 5, Issue 2 (2004), an analysis of how the Establishment Clause protects the discretion of States from congressional interference on those questions of religious accommodation not governed directly by the Constitution.
Author, "Gone With the Wind? VMI's Loss and the Future of Single-Sex Public Education," 4 DUKE J. OF GENDER LAW & POLICY 27 (1997), an analysis of how public, single-sex education (e.g., all-girl math classes) may be defended after the Supreme Court decision striking down the all-male policy at Virginia Military Institute.
Editor, "Guidelines Concerning Religious Activity in the Public Schools," a widely-acclaimed document guaranteeing religious liberty and freedom of expression to Virginia public school students, adopted in 1995 by the Virginia State Board of Education.
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When the Performing Arts Center agreement was signed in 2004, Stewart said, "Scott Lingamfelter was not only a Virginia State Delegate representing part of Prince William County, he was instrumental in securing the state funding necessary to build the Hylton Performing Arts Center in the first place." Breitbart News asked Delegate Lingamfelter to respond to Stewart's charge, but had not received a response by the time of this story's publication. "The reason this [agreement] was done is because George Mason University wanted to expand its campus. As part of agreement to expand, they wanted a Performing Arts Center," Stewart said. Prince William County was competing against nearby Loudon County to land the new George Mason University campus, and, according to Stewart, this played a role in his decision to support the project. According to Stewart, the Commonwealth of Virginia and a private party also provided funding for the Performing Arts Center. 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FORT WAYNE -- Jack R. Worthman, whose work as a homebuilder and Allen County commissioner had a profound effect on the community, died Thursday morning. He was 86.
Worthman, who continued the family business started by his father, Worthman Homes, served in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II, graduated from Purdue University and the Chicago School of Fine Arts.
He was the award-winning designer for Worthman Homes, which built residential projects such as Indian Village, Woodhurst, Lincolnshire, Winterset and Strafford Place.
He was an Allen County commissioner for 12 years, leaving the post in 1994, but not before being instrumental in the development of Headwaters Park; Memorial Stadium, where the Wizards played; and the renovations of the Allen County Courthouse.
"Jack was a tremendous guy. His passing's going to be a huge loss to the community," said County Commissioner Nelson Peters, R-1st, whom Worthman hired as county human resources director in the mid-1980s.
"He changed the organization of the building department, put a new face on it to work with developers in the community.…He's got his fingerprints all over this county."
Republican Party Chairman Steve Shine knew Worthman from attending South Side High School with Worthman's children and living near the family. Shine grew up in a Worthman home.
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Survivors include his wife of 62 years, Bettina Worthman of New Haven; sons Jeffery and Martin Worthman; daughters Lisa Chiddister, Alice Martin and Faith Wise; and a sister, Joan Flohr.
Memorial services will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Plymouth Congregational Church, 501 W. Berry St. The family will receive friends at the church from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Memorials may be directed to the church or to Heartland Hospice.


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