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Dragons are creatures with nearly unlimited life spans. They can survive for long periods of time, and no one has found a dragon that has died of old age. Adolescence is usually marked by the growth of a hatchling's wings, although not all breeds of dragons grow wings and some breeds have other traits that indicate the beginning of maturation. Once they hit adolescence, hatchlings change quickly, maturing to their full forms in only 2 years.
Dragons don't communicate with each other verbally, but they will growl to scare off predators and frighten prey. Young dragons will emit an extremely high-pitched squeal when they are frightened. To communicate, they use telepathy with each other and to speak to other creatures.
Frilled Dragons are smaller than most other breeds, but when threatened, they stretch out their wings and frills to appear larger. They generally do not like to fight and prefer hiding to confrontation. Frilled dragons live in small groups and often band together to scare off potential threats. Males also use their frills as a way to attract mates, with those displaying the "best" frills being more likely to breed.


text: Now, I KNOW that there are other SW collectors in the Cleveland, OH. area. It's not only JEDIpartnr and I. Why don't you post your finds? The reason both of us know (JEDIpartnr+myself) is that once we find something and post it, the next day or so the figures ect. are GONE. Why should we do all the leg work? Cleveland, OH. collectors please post your finds or are we in a hot bed of SCALPERS???

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Binghamton University to host acclaimed documentary screening
BINGHAMTON, NY – The Center for Civic Engagement at Binghamton University will host a screening of The Lottery, an acclaimed documentary by Madeleine Sacker. The screening, which is free and open to the public, will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 3, in Lecture Hall 10 on the University campus.
The Lottery has received accolades for its portrayal of the public school lottery system in New York City, which allows chosen children to attend higher achieving charter schools outside of their zoned residential area. While the movie focuses on children and families from Harlem and the Bronx in New York City, the issues that are uncovered, and the solutions that are proposed, are those of the education reform movement as a whole.
This program, which is co-sponsored by the University's Alumni Office and the School of Education, will include a short presentation and a question and answer session.
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DATE ISSUED: November 18, 2011
The Seminole County 1 percent Infrastructure Surtax will expire on December 31, 2011. Therefore, beginning January 1, 2012, sales tax dealers in Seminole County will collect and remit sales and use tax at the state rate of six percent (6%).
Surtax will continue to apply to all taxable transactions conducted through December 31, 2011. Sales tax dealers must remit the surtax to the Department on the appropriate sales and use tax returns.
Sales and deliveries of taxable merchandise into counties that levy a surtax remain subject to the surtax rate in effect for those counties where the delivery occurs.
In December, the Department will mail 2012 sales and use tax coupon booklets and instructions to monthly and quarterly paper filers. The zero (0.0%) surtax rate will be printed on each return. If you file semi-annually or annually, your tax returns will be mailed at the usual time and will include the correct surtax rate.
The Sales Tax Rate Table (Form DR-2X) provides bracket information and is posted on the Department's Internet site.
Note: The state sales and use tax rate for electric power and energy remains at seven percent (7%).
Reference: Sections 212.054 and 212.055(2), Florida Statutes
This document is intended to alert you to the requirements contained in Florida laws and administrative rules. It does not by its own effect create rights or require compliance.
For forms and other information, visit our website at www.floridarevenue.com or call Taxpayer Services at 800-352-3671, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays).
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Test coverage is an indirect measure of quality. It measures how well the test suite actually tests the product. Test coverage analysis helps to find out areas in the program not exercised by the test suite so that we can create additional test cases to cover those gaps. It is a structural testing technique that compares the program behavior against the apparent intention of the source code. It helps finding possible pitfalls in the structure and logic of the program.
There are two broad classifications of coverage measures – Path-based and Fault-based:
Path-based coverage: This requires the execution of a particular component of the program. For example, if the scope of the testing is limited to the payments domain alone, we design the test cases in a way that it fully exercises the payments component of the program
Fault-based coverage: This requires that the test suite exercises a program in a way that reveals all the likely faults. It is used when the test strategy is focused on finding all the defects in a feature irrespective of the components involved.
There are 6 fundamental test coverage methods as below:
Statement coverage: This reports whether each executable statement is encountered by the test suite. It is also referred to as line/segment/basic block coverage.
Decision coverage: This reports whether Boolean expressions tested in control structures are evaluated to both true and false. This is also known as branch/path coverage.
Condition coverage: This reports the true or false outcomes of each boolean sub-expressions separated by logical-OR and logical-AND if they occur
Multiple condition coverage: This reports whether every possible combination of Boolean sub-expression occurs
Function coverage: This reports whether the test suite encountered each function/procedure of the program
Call coverage: This reports whether each function call is executed


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Statewide test shows less than half of Wisconsin students considered proficient
Results show achievement gaps still exist
MADISON, Wis. - Statewide test results released Tuesday show that though significant achievement gaps still exist, Wisconsin students across the board improved slightly in reading and math skills.
Those improvements were not high, however. According to a Department of Public Instruction statement, results from the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Examinations show 29 percent of Madison students were proficient in reading and 9 percent were advanced. When it came to math, 32 percent were considered proficient and 14 percent were advanced.
"Where we thought we may have had strengths, we may not be quite as strong as we thought we were," said Madison Metropolitan School District Superintendent Jennifer Cheatham.
However, given the new heightened state standards, the Wisconsin Department of Instruction said student performance slightly improved.
Cheatham met with a dozen other community members and education partners Tuesday in repsonse to the WKCE results. She said the results showed a lack of alignment and focus.
"What I'm hearing a lot about is what people have been calling initiative overload, that we're trying to do too many things and we're not doing any of them particularly well," said Cheatham.
Cheatham said the district will focus on a coherent instructional program for all schools and classrooms, literacy, language and staff support among other things.
While students must focus on higher scores, educators should as well.
"We're focusing on common core standard, focusing on career and college readiness and really paying attention to more modern philosophies and more modern technologies of teaching and learning," said University of Wisconsin-Madison's Dean of Education Julie Underwood.
WKCE statewide results showed students in private schools fell slightly behind those in the public school system.
Results from the test, taken by in November by more than 430,000 public school students, showed they improved their test scores from five years ago by 3.1 percent and 1.1 percent in math skills and reading skills, respectively.
Despite the increased test scores across ethnic and racial groups, the statement said achievement gaps remained visible in the data. While 55.4 percent of white students in all grades scored "proficient" or "advanced" in mathematics, only 18.1 percent of black students, 28.1 percent of Hispanic students and 31.4 percent of American Indian students achieved similar scores.
According to the statement, more Wisconsin students live in poverty, as measured by free and reduced-price meal eligibility rates. Subsidized meal eligibility rose 7.2 percentage points from five years ago to a total of 41.9 percent of tested students.
Higher numbers of black and Hispanic students were eligible, with data showing 81 and 77.6 percent of students qualified, respectively. The statement said among white students, 30.3 percent qualified for free and reduced-price meals.
The data also showed middle and high school students improved in math skills while elementary school students' scores remained flat. While middle school students improved by 4.9 percent and high school students by 5 percent from five years ago, elementary students improved by .4 percent, down by 2.2 percent from the 2011-12 school year.
All age groups made modest gains in reading skills, coming in at 1.1 percentage points higher than the 2008-09 school year.
The DPI will use the results to calculate new school report cards later this year, which are available here.
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I'd like to make my own RGB-led controller using RF to turn it on/off/change colors. This means I have to use VirtualWire.
Do you have power transistors for each color?Flickering almost certainly leads to dirty power/ground issues.
How so? I built several RF controlled modules last year with RGB LED strings. My setup consisted of two strings containing 20 RGB LEDs each, driven by WS2801s (one per RGB LED). I used bit banging to control the strips. I used an nRF24L01+ RF module which uses SPI to communicate with the µC. Didn't use VirtualWire.One module acted as a master, sending RF signals to the others, telling them how to change.
Even so, the flickering shouldn't occur anyway rights? Using pins 3,5 and 6?
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Thousands of citizens took to the streets across West Bengal on Saturday, some fuming and others with tears rolling down their eyes, agitating against the Saradha group chit fund institution after the virtual collapse of the company in which they had invested their life's savings.
In Durgapur, an agent of Saradha named Yadav Majhi, committed suicide allegedly after he came under depositors' ire to return their money.
Irate mobs, comprising investors and agents of the company, ransacked the offices of the Saradha group in several districts across the state. The protests even led to clashes with the police in some areas.
The ripples from the crisis stemming from the collapse of the Saradha Group - one of eastern India's biggest chit fund companies - reached the doorstep of chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday as nearly 1,000 agents and former employees thronged her residence to seek her help in recovering their dues.
The Saradha group, promoted by Sudipto Sen, has interests in fields like realty, education and media, among others.
The group's connection with Trinamool Congress became evident after the party's Rajya Sabha member, Kunal Ghosh, was appointed by Sen as his group's media CEO.
Sen is however absconding now. CM Mamata Banerjee who also holds the home portfolio has ordered Sen's arrest and the Intelligence Branch (IB) of the state police has sent messages to all police units to nab him.
But the Saradha chit fund is just the tip of the iceberg as there are 400 such chit funds operatinTrinamool memverg in the state, mopping up of crores of depositors' money.


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I'm up to 11 books read this summer this far, just under 3000 pages. These two were short, easy ones.
The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney. This was the story that became the Invasion of the Body Snatchers movie(s). It started in the 1950s-era sci-fi style, with A LOT of details and narration, but by the end, it quickly and concisely wrapped up the story. I read this as a sci-fi reading club recommendation; good societal warning tale.
The Devil and Miss Prym by Paulo Coelho. I have always liked his books, and I found out this was the end of a "trilogy" of books, but I read the first a long time ago and had yet to get the second, so there's a quest for me to fulfill. The subtitle calls it "A Novel of Temptation," and that is certainly so. It's kind of like Twain's "The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg" meets Jackson's "The Lottery." Not bad; another warning to the world.


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Happy Fourth of July from one of your most patriotic superheroes! I know your first thought is of The Avengers' Captain America, but there's another popular crimefighter who has a movie out this week and is red, white, and blue—Spider-Man! At least, the '60s Spider-Man internet meme is the same colors as our flag: Old screenshots of the 1967 animated series Spider-Man matched up with white text to make hilarious image macros.
Sometime after 2009, 4chan users realized that random screenshots from this show were absolutely hilarious out of context: Spidey in awkward positions, or looking confused while chasing after the bad guys. What came out of that are jokes like in the gallery below, mostly on some variation of "fuck you, I'm Spider-Man." With Andrew Garfield putting on the iconic suit in The Amazing Spider-Man this week, we wanted to share with you a more lighthearted take on the franchise.


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Final painting and finishing work continues in the Administration Building as Garden staff prepares to move into their new workspace. Furniture has been installed in the upstairs offices. The geothermal heating and cooling system has been completed and activated.
Interior walls are under construction in the Auditorium. The Auditorium's skylight has been installed and work will proceed on the green roof during the spring.
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|Last weekend, LLBean outlets in North Conway & Nashua both had vented shirts (light blue, lime green, white) for $19.95. Think the brand was GoFish - or something like that. Cotton/supplex blend. Also had shorts for, I think, $15.
I am so pissed at myself for all the $70 flats shirts I have purchased over the years!!!
I also recently got a great deal... campmor on Bob Pink's suggestion. I picked up two Columbia quickdry SPF 30+ flats shirts at 21.97 ea!
Hey if you find bargain zip-off convertible quickdry pants without zipper leg cuffs, I'm in the hunt...
North Face shirt
After I picked up my pictures today I stopped by the T.J.Maxx store in Queen Anne's corner(Norwell, RT. 53). Just for the heck of it I went looking for a Columbia synthetic shirt if they had any.
What I found was a great deal on a NF nylon Tekware shirt. The exterior is 100% nylon and the interior is a 100% polyester mesh. It is their "Classic Vent Shirt" in what they call their Dune color(normal people would call it beige or sand colored).
It has gusseted front pockets that button rather than close with velcro(its only flaw). You can roll the sleeves and button them in place. It has a vent in the back as well as two side vents under each arm pit, at the waistline, that zip open and closed if you want.
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• A spokeswoman says Jaycee Dugard and her family will decide when and if a film will be made about her story. She calls Shane Ryan's proposed film Abducted Girl, An American Sex Slave, "exploitative, hurtful, and breathtakingly unkind." •
• Police believe Joshua Woodward, a restaurateur from L.A., gave his 13-weeks pregnant girlfriend an abortion inducing drug without her consent. She claims just hours before she miscarried, Woodward touched her sexually, leaving white powder in her underwear. • Conseulo Carreto Valencia, 61, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison - the maximum sentence - for forcing girls to work as prostitutes. In this rather tasteless article, the NY Daily News refers to her as a "mini-madam," due to her short stature. • A Danish political party has fessed up to pasting yellow penis stickers all over the posters for opposing parties. "We admit we did it," said party Vice President Niels Andreasen. But it seems like their hilarious efforts paid off: "At first we figured we'd get around 200 votes. But now we've had 10,000 visitors to our Web site and we have 500 new Facebook friends." • Two cities in California have voted to outlaw the declawing of cats. Beverly Hills City Council and the Los Angeles City Council joined Santa Monica and San Francisco in the recent ban. • A 20-year-old Somali woman was stoned to death for adultery in front of a crowd of 200 on Tuesday afternoon. She had recently been divorced, and was reportedly dating a 29-year-old man. He received 100 lashes for his part in the affair. • A research team from the UK found that almost 50% of women have a genetic variation which reduces their ability to produce vitamin A from beta-carotene. This may mean that up to half the women in England could be at risk for vitamin A deficiency. • Doctors believe that they may be able to use eggs donated by younger women to increase the chances of conception among older women. A team from Japan removed the nuclei from eggs of women undergoing IVF and injected them into eggs donated by women under 35. • The city of Sacramento, California has presented 18-year-old Margarita Vargas with an official proclamation, calling her decision to call the police after hearing about the brutal gang rape of a teen girl "a bold act of humanity." • Olivia Thomas, the oldest person in the U.S., died this week at the age of 114. Thomas was believed to be the third oldest person in the world at the time of her death. • A police officer in Arkansas recently tasered a 10-year-old girl when she refused to get into his police car. The report says the stun was "very, very brief" and only used to bring the girl to a youth shelter. • It seems Brian Adams, the photographer who shot the picture of Sarah Palin in shorts for Runner's World violated his contract by reselling the photo to Newsweek. A spokeswoman for Runner's World said the picture was supposed to be under embargo until August 2010, and "Runner's World did not provide Newsweek with its cover image... It was provided to Newsweek by the photographer's stock agency, without Runner's World's knowledge or permission." A Newsweek spokesman responded, "We purchased the photo from an agency and were not aware of any issues with it." • Police say they're not filing any more charges in the murder of 5-year-old Shaniya Davis until it's decided which North Carolina county will handle the case. Her mother, Antoinette Davis, and Mario McNeill have already been arrested and charged with kidnapping and child abuse involving prostitution. • Katherine Sebelius addressed the confusion over new breast cancer screening recommendations saying, "The U.S. Preventive Task Force is an outside independent panel of doctors and scientists who make recommendations... They do not set federal policy, and they don't determine what services are covered by the federal government... The Task Force has presented some new evidence for consideration but our policies remain unchanged. Indeed, I would be very surprised if any private insurance company changed its mammography coverage decisions as a result of this action." • A 13-year-old boy in Alabama was arrested after he asked an undercover officer posing as a prostitute for sex. The officer says she tried to run him off more than once, but he insisted, so she had to arrest him. He was charged with a misdemeanor count of loitering while looking for a prostitute. • In its 2009 state of the world population report, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) says the world's poor are the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, and most of the 1.5 billion people living on less than $1 a day are women. "Poor women in poor countries are among the hardest hit by climate change, even though they contributed the least to it," said UNFPA executive director Thoraya Ahmed Obaid. • Last month the U.K.'s Law Commission proposed that unmarried couples who live together for two years should be able to claim half of their partner's estate if they die without a will. Baroness Deech, chairman of the Bar Standards Board says, "Cohabitation law retards the emancipation of women, degrades the relationship, takes away choice, is too expensive and would extend an already unsatisfactory maintenance law for married couples to another large category," adding, "Women do not need and ought not to require to be kept by men after their relationship has come to an end." • British hedge fund manager Mark Lowe is being sued for sexual discrimination by female executive Jordan Wimmer because he repeatedly forwarded the office sexist emails. She confronted him when he sent around a dumb blonde joke. 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Well, I just saw the new 12 inch Han Stormtrooper.
What a piece of junk!
Was that white thread I saw holding his "Armor" in place? It's times like this I'm glad I don't collect the 12 inch stuff.
Hasbro, PLEASE do us all a favor and leave the 12 inch stuff to Marmit. This will leave you more time to work on the 3.75 inch stuff.


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When the framers of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights penned the first draft directly after World War II, the definition of peace took on new meaning. Global peace was defined in the most basic and general of ways—a way that allowed the western world to breathe collective sighs of relief from totalitarian barbarism and expansionism.
It's safe to say that the authors, such as Eleanor Roosevelt, could not have envisioned how the meaning of peace would evolve—or how oppressive forces would find other, more insidious ways to seep into our world in the form of civil rights abuses, the privatization of war, or Internet security breaches. Sixty-three years later, there is a new peace declaration germinating at the United Nations (UN)—and Marygrove is taking an active part in its birth.
Read more: Making History. Marygrove answers the global call for peace.
MONROE, Mich. – You enter the IHM Sisters' Motherhouse – a convent, retirement home, administrative headquarters, health care center, and national model of sustainable renovation.
How do all those pieces fit together? How did the IHM Sisters' 166-year story unfold? Take a step around the corner of the lobby and you'll find out. A tour through the new, state-of-the-art exhibit in the sisters' Green Room explains it all concisely, creatively, and with electronic pizzazz.
Two years ago, the thick border of trees surrounding Marygrove College was thinned out. By virtue of disease or age, many trees came down, revealing the stately campus for all to see, for the first time in years. The metaphor for change and revelation is undeniable for Kalimah Johnson, LMSW, ACSW, who grew up in Detroit but had never seen beyond the trees: "I remember driving by and thinking, oh, what a gorgeous campus! I'd like to learn more about Marygrove." Soon after, Johnson was recruited as Assistant Professor of Social Work, and began to break down some barriers of her own.
A former community organizer, Johnson brings with her a host of contacts who love to help people, especially women. In the spirit of our founder and sponsor, the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary—she is a fierce advocate, shedding light on important women's issues, like sexual assault and abuse. Johnson joined forces with another Marygrove champion of women's rights, Darcy L. Brandel, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English, to co-sponsor the third and most successful Take Back the Night–Detroit (TBTN-D) event, an evening dedicated to sexual assault awareness.
Read more: Take Back the Night Sheds Light on a Painful Reality for Women and Children.
Recovery is a journey. "It takes courage and resolve to face the challenge of re-focusing your life," says Diane McMillan, LMSW, Associate Professor of Social Work at Marygrove College. "People in recovery are often compelled to help others who struggle, which makes them excellent candidates for the Certified Addictions Counselor (CAC) program here at Marygrove." McMillan has helped lead a successful collaboration between Marygrove's Division of Continuing Education and Career Enhancement, Department of Social Work and Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries (DRMM) since September, 2009.
DETROIT, April 8, 2011— Marygrove's English and Modern Languages Department is pleased to announce the winners of the 2011 Amy S. McCombs/Frederick P. Currier Writing Award held in conjunction with the Contemporary American Authors Lecture Series. This year's winners are:
Mia Balbin-Cuesta, "Harryette Mullen, John Cage, and the Significance of the Avant-Garde," essay
Percy Pierce, "It's All About the P & E's," poem
Emily Sese, "Moving through Mullen," essay
Theresa Spiteri, "Harryette Mullen's Critique of Women's Fashions: From Constraints to Liberation," essay
Della Young, "Goldilocks Goes to Jail," essay
Read more: Amy S. McCombs- Frederick P. Currier Writing Award Winners Announced
Read more: Marygrove College Introduces New Online Course: Protect Your Money, Credit and Identity
Reminder: The Bauder Contemporary American Authors Lecture will take place on Friday, April 15, 2011 at 8:00 p.m. This year's event features poet and literary scholar Harryette Mullen.
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This event continues to be free and open to the public.
Don't forget that in 1961, a group of 400 courageous black and white activists called the Freedom Riders challenged the Jim Crow laws of the day by riding buses and trains across the segregated south. Don't forget that they risked their lives, even though these were peaceful demonstrations. Don't forget that it was an important precursor to stabilizing black voting rights and the Civil Rights Movement. Don't forget.
The program includes a preview screening of Freedom Riders, the film by award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson which will debut on PBS stations across the country as part of the "American Experience" series beginning in May. The film is based on the original book by Raymond Arsenault.
"We are very proud to be involved," says Dr. Brenda Bryant, Dean of Community-Based Learning and co-founder of Marygrove's Social Justice Program. "This is the kind of information we need to bring to the forefront, to keep it alive." She adds that whenever history has presented unjust acts—outrageous incidents of discrimination, deprivation or exclusion—we, as a society must learn all we can to fully understand. "Remembering the Freedom Riders 50 years later brings the story back for new generations to learn, older generations to gain strength and for all to heal," Bryant said.
Read more: We Celebrate the Freedom Riders and the justice they represent
DETROIT, March 25, 2010 — This year Marygrove's Department of English and Modern Languages inaugurated a new writing competition held in conjunction with its Contemporary American Authors Lecture Series (CAALS): the Mary Helen Washington Writing Award Contest, open to high school students who participate in the CAALS Master Class at Marygrove. Named after nationally-renowned scholar, editor, essayist, and teacher Dr. Mary Helen Washington, and supported through the generosity of series sponsors Lillian and Don Bauder, this annual contest asks students to write essays in response to the works of the CAALS guest artist. The top four winners receive cash prizes.
For this inaugural year, students wrote their essays on the works of award-winning poet and literary scholar Harryette Mullen.
Read more: Mary Helen Washington Writing Award Contest Winners Announced
DETROIT, March 24, 2011— Marygrove College is hosting its 4th Annual Dramafest on Thursday, April 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the Marygrove College Theatre. This event is free and open to the public.
Launched in 2008 by Marygrove College English and Modern Languages Department Chair Donald Levin, Ph.D., DramaFest is a presentation of staged readings of original one-act plays and scenes from longer plays and is another example of the College's long tradition of offering rich cultural experiences for the community.
Marygrove's 4th Annual Dramafest features special friends of Marygrove College, including: Detroit Free Press Columnist and Author Rochelle Riley,[i] "Star Search" Winner and Comedian Horace H.B. Sanders, local playwright, author and Biblical scholar Diane Reeder as well as Leslie Love, Marygrove Professor and Theatre Director who will premiere her third play at Dramafest: Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Read more: Rochelle Riley to headline Marygrove's 4th Annual Dramafest


text: Ok another question...What was it that made you want to collect the POTF2 and POTJ toys? For me, it was a friend who at that time was into it. I wasnt, I wasnt impressed with the first wave. They had looked really bad and besides all I wanted was the falcon. However, it looked so empty that I had to get han and chewie for it. Well to say the least, before I knew it I had to get them all and that tradition continues to this day. Although my friend has quit collection, I havent! I have so much fun collection, its like a scavenger hunt! I am so awed by the amount of detail in the figs and it makes me happy knowing that the ones I couldnt get as a kid, that now I can. Like filling some void left behind. I hope to continue this tradition with my daughter, just hopefully not with Barbies! I am glad that she is missing out on barnie and those god awfull power rangers!


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Formerly known as Basic Skills Test
The Aurora University College of Education holds a series of workshops prior to the Illinois State Board of Education's Test of Academic Proficiency. These workshops are designed to help students prepare for the tests. Education students and social work students who plan to work in the public school system are required to pass this 5-hour test as the first step toward certification.
Students who have gone through these sessions have found them to be accurate and helpful. The review workshops are open to registered AU students, current applicants and alumni at no charge. The sessions are also open to people outside the AU community for a $200 fee payable at the first session attended.
Aurora University is located at 347 S. Gladstone Ave, Aurora, IL.
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A lecture titled "Can God Answer Back?" is set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 20, in 101 Friend Center.
Nicholas Wolterstorff, the Noah Porter Professor of Philosophical Theology Emeritus at Yale Divinity School, will give the address, which is sponsored by Princeton's Center for the Study of Religion.
Wolterstorff's work has centered on epistemology, philosophy of religion and political philosophy. He has given the Wilde Lectures at Oxford University and the Gifford Lectures at St. Andrews University. Prior to joining the faculty at Yale, he taught for 30 years at his alma mater, Calvin College. He has served as president of the Society of Christian Philosophers.


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Festival celebrating Czech culture scheduled, Nov. 17-21
Posted November 14, 2003; 10:58 a.m.
Mirjam Fried, assistant professor of Slavic languages and literatures, and students from her spring 2002 freshman seminar, "Prague, Vienna and Cultures of Central Europe," will present a five-day event celebrating Czech culture, Nov. 17-21.
Festivities will begin with an introduction to the Czech Republic followed by a video documentary of the seminar's trip there at 9:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 17, in 302 Frist. Czech food will be served.
A series of Czech films will be shown throughout the week. Here is the schedule:
- "Rebelove" by Filip Renc at 10 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Rockefeller-Mathey Theater.
- "Daisies" by Vera Chytilova and "Fireman's Ball" by Milos Forman at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, in McCosh 46.
- "Kolya" by Jan Sverak at 10 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, in McCosh 46.
- "Divided We Fall" by Jan Hrebejk at 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21, in McCosh 46.
A table with Czech cultural items and information will be on display all week on the 100-level of the Frist Campus Center.
For more information, contact Mirjam Fried .
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Stoughton- Verlyn Emil Kahl, age 85, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at St. Mary's Hospital. He was born in Berry Township on May 23, 1927, the son of Emil and Lavona (Harmening) Kahl. Verlyn enlisted in the U.S. Navy during WWII and served his country in the Pacific on the U.S.S. O'Brien. On June 4, 1949 he married Evelyn Erickson at Vermont Lutheran Church in Black Earth. Together they farmed in various locations before settling in Stoughton where he retired from farming in 1979. Verlyn worked at the Cottage Grove co-op for 23 years. While working at the co-op local farmers would specifically request his services to spray and fertilize their land. Verlyn finally retired in 2007 from Skaalen Retirement Services where he worked as a maintenance technician. Verlyn was a member of Christ Lutheran Church and a lifetime member of the American Legion and VFW. He enjoyed playing cards, dancing, and spending time with his family. Verlyn and Evelyn enjoyed travelling to all 50 states and many countries. Verlyn and his brother-in-law, Bud, flew on the inaugural Badger Honor Flight to Washington D.C. in April 2010. Verlyn and Evelyn enjoyed attending Camp American Legion in Lake Tomahawk for the last three summers. Verlyn and his family were avid sports fans and attended two Rose Bowls, several Packer games, and ten trips to the Daytona 500. He loved animals especially his cat, Molly, who would sit with him in his chair every night.
Verlyn is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Evelyn; five devoted children, Terry (friend, Becky), Tom (Debby), Todd (Linda), Trudy (Randy) Smithback and Tricia (Jim) Obrecht; seven grandchildren, Torie (Rob), Theran (Mia), Terra, Ryan, Janna, Rachael and Stephanie; seven great grandchildren, Whitney, Alexis, Lilly, Tommy, Mackenzie, Aida and Wyatt; two sisters, Lurlene Schultz and Geri Schumann; sisters and brothers-in-law, Florence Bingner, Bud (Pat) Erickson, Frank (Lu) Erickson and Sharon Erickson; and many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Oliver (Frances); and brothers-in-law, Gene Schultz, LaVern Schumann, Charles Bingner, Phil Erickson and Jim Erickson.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday, February 11, 2013 at Christ Lutheran Church, 700 County Road B, Stoughton, with Rev. Paula Geister-Jones officiating. Full Military honors will be performed by Stoughton American Legion Post 59. Friends and relatives are invited to a luncheon reception following the services at the Stoughton VFW. Visitation will be held from 1:00 PM until 5:00 PM, with a Military Pass in Review starting at 4:00 PM, on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at Cress Funeral Home in Stoughton. Visitation will also be held from 10:00 AM until the time of services Monday at church. Memorials may be made in Verlyn's name to the WI Chapter of American Parkinson Disease Association, PO Box 7513, Madison, WI, 53707, or to Camp American Legion, 8529 County Road D, Lake Tomahawk, WI 54539.
A special thank you to the staffs of St. Mary's Hospital, Stoughton Hospital and Azura Memory Care of Stoughton.
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Description The Red-banded Hairstreak (Calycopis cecrops) is a butterfly native to the southeastern United States. It feeds on fallen leaves of sumac species and other trees. Its size ranges from 0.9–1.25 inches. It lives near coastal areas and edges.
Dimensions 3/4-1" (19-25 mm).
Habitat Alpine & subalpine habitats, Forests & woodlands.
Range Texas, Plains, Southeast, Great Lakes, Florida, Mid-Atlantic.


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If you've got organizational skills, and want to help your community, the Great Pumpkin Festival Committee needs you. The annual festival allows charitable organizations to raise funds. Entertainment, food, and the medieval-style catapulting trebuchet (pumpkin chuck) are part of the festivities.
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CropLife Pakistan forms biotech committee to prevent therich from monopolizing agri business
Singapore: Pakistan has formed a committee to promote the culture of GM crops and agricultural biotechnology in the country. The committee will be responsible for creating awareness among the farmers and other stakeholders and would also work to remove the legal hindrances in this regard. The decision to form the committee was made as rich and influential individuals in the country are swiftly shifting their business to the food and agriculture sector in order to establish their monopoly on sector.
In a recently held press conference, senior members from CropLife Pakistan, which is the Pakistan branch of a global federation that represents the plant science industry, highlighted that, "CropLife Pakistan has formed a biotech committee to create more awareness about agricultural biotechnology in Pakistan. This committee for year 2013 would be chaired by Monsanto, while DuPont Pioneer and Syngenta will be its members. The working of the committee will be governed by policies and procedures of CropLife International and CropLife Pakistan, which is operating in the country since 1968."
The press conference, which was held by CropLife Pakistan senior members, including Mr Farooq Shahid, Mr Sajjad Chattha, Mr Muhammad Shoaib and Mr Nadeem Austin, also revealed that achieving sustainability in food grain production and food security continues to be a challenge in the developing world including Pakistan and that the biotechnology was a tool available to improve food security and reduce poverty.
The member further added, "The application of biotechnology by Pakistani farmers would not only result in enhancing productivity but would also help in addressing food security challenges faced by the country. At a time when nations all across the world are multiplying their agriculture productivity, preventing disease prevalence and solving the problem of environmental pollution, Pakistan needs a national strategy and plan of action to use this revolutionary science for solving/preventing problems and for rapid development."
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I'm really enjoying all the interesting posts to the genea-bloggers' Advent Calendar of Christmas Memories. Many bring up memories of my own Christmases past, but yesterday, Terry Thornton's story about Snow Birds, Catching Birds in Parham, brought up a great spring memory. I rummaged through a few boxes of "old" photographs (and by "old" I mean "from the days before digital") and found the family history I was looking for, that of my Oregon Junco friend, Li'l Peep.
Photographically speaking, these photos are not the best. I never felt fully in control of my 35mm film camera, but I did have a really nice 200mm zoom lens for it. In my own defense, this series of pictures was shot at an angle through a glass doorwall (a thermally-correct double layer of glass) while I hid behind the slats of my vertical blinds standing on a kitchen chair, so the camera was not the only challenge!
Li'l Peep made her nest in the middle of a flower bowl inside my enclosed front patio. The bowl hung less than a foot from the doorwall in my dining area. I noticed her going into the greenery in the bowl one day, and she didn't come out for quite awhile. When she did, I went out there for a look. Sure enough, she'd made a nest, and there was an egg in it. The next time I looked, two eggs. And the next, three!
I began watching her, peeking through the vertical blinds, with my camera in hand. She noticed me sometimes when the blinds were open. I stood very still, as I didn't want to scare her.
One day I was upstairs at the back of the house, sitting at my desk next to the balcony doorwall. It was a nice day so the glass slider was open. As I worked on my family history newsletter, the sound of chirping penetrated my thoughts and I looked through the screen to see Li'l Peep sitting on the railing, looking and chirping right at me. Did she realize I was the same person? Call it ego, I like to think so! She visited me at the balcony several times that spring. I'm usually not one to feed the birds--I think they've been managing pretty well for themselves for quite some time and I'd rather not make them dependent on me--but I took to scattering a bit of millet along the railing for Li'l Peep once I knew she would find it there. I wanted her to know I was friendly.
The adult Oregon Junco (Junco oreganus) grows to be 6.25". They usually lay three or four eggs, whitish with reddish brown speckles, measuring about .75 x .55" which is about the size of a dime. Hard to believe a bird could fit in there!
The nest in this photo was one I'd found in a hanging pot of fuschia the previous autumn. It's a miracle of construction, held together primarily by love and good wishes. There were two little eggs which I believe were abandoned by the mother when she found the environment too wet. The pot hung from my balcony so it was higher than my head and I watered it generously from below, never suspecting the harm I was doing. Oh, the lingering guilt!
Li'l Peep's babies appeared one by one, so vulnerable-looking with their naked bodies and their tiny heads too small for their eyeballs. The third one, unable to compete successfully with his two older siblings for food, didn't live very long. I couldn't wait to get home from work every day to photograph the development of the other two.
I was very lucky to be off work they day they prepared to leave the nest. They had become more active in the flower bowl (which was hung at my eye level this time!), and I had spread a blanket on the concrete below the nest so they would have a soft landing. The older one jumped first. When he landed, he seemed a little surprised. Freedom! A blessing or a curse? I don't think he had any idea what to do next.
Although a little reluctant, the younger sibling didn't want to be left behind. He soon jumped too.
Li'l Peep was standing by, and she ushered her babies across the patio and under the privacy fence to a low bush on the other side. The babies were able to make their way up into the bush, where they could hide in the dense foliage.
That would be the end of my story, except for one thing. I was afraid the babies wouldn't be able to hide well enough from the stray black cat that had been lurking about. A neighbor had been putting food out for the cat, but she'd moved and he was on his own. I didn't want my Peeps to be reduced to cat food, so I took the cat in, named him Orion, invested in a trip to the vet for vaccinations and neutering, and tried to integrate him into my little family. As the weeks went by though, he made it perfectly clear he did not want the pampered life I offered him, and my other two cats made no effort to change his mind. Eventually I took him to a shelter where I handed over another fistful of money to give him a chance at finding a home more to his liking.
Some said I was a little too invested in the Peep family and their branch of the family tree. I don't think so. Li'l Peep gifted me with a privilege and opportunity most people never get. I just tried to be worthy of it. Hope you enjoy the pictures!


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Elizabeth Lind is the founder of Parnell's La Cigale French bistro and market. She is the author the La Cigale cookbook.
To me, summer holiday food means ...
The pleasure of picking, preparing and eating produce from my garden. It also means having time to cook all the things I didn't get to during the year - it's my relaxation.
My favourite summer drink is a Kir Royale - a dash of Creme de Cassis (blackcurrant liqueur) topped up with French bubbles. It's a great aperitif.
In my camping/boating/picnic chilli bin/storage box you'll always find ...
Something very old fashioned and often difficult to find - a tin of Salisbury's lamb tongues, a jar of Listers' maharajah chutney and a bottle of cold Cote du Rhone rose which are great for a lunchtime picnic.
To make a fantastic sandwich, use a good quality sourdough bread - spread the chutney on the bread, add several slices of tongue and top with sliced tomato and fresh rocket.
My best meal/dish this year was ...
In Sydney at Matt Moran's restaurant Chiswick where we celebrated our daughter Frances' 21st birthday. After sharing a selection of small plates, we then shared wood-roasted shoulder of lamb from the Moran family farm, roasted chicken with bread sauce and a whole John Dory. All were delicious.
The favourite food books I read this year were ...
I always consult Elizabeth David's French Provincial Cooking and Rick Stein's Seafood and my new favourite is Jerusalem by Yotem Ottolenghi and Sam Tamimi.
Next year I'll be travelling to France with my husband Mike for inspiration for our La Cigale French Market and Bistro, and maybe ideas for another book. After time in Paris we're exploring the Basque country.
Green vegetable salad from La Cigale
Every time I make this it's different, depending on what's available in the market. Think green, with perhaps white and red for a splash of colour, but choose at least five or six different vegetables, some raw. It will also depend whether it's a meal in itself or a side dish. Extras include crumbled fresh goat's cheese, shaved parmesan, and pieces of cooked chicken.
Essential ingredients
1-2 cloves garlic, crushed
Parisian vinaigrette
Cooked orzo
Finely chopped fresh herbs - parsley, basil, mint, chervil
Toasted sliced almonds
Choose 5 or 6 - round green beans blanched in 1 cm lengths, fresh or frozen peas, broad beans blanched and peeled, thinly sliced radishes, blanched cauliflower or broccoli florets, sugarsnap peas very quickly blanched, finely sliced fennel bulb, blanched asparagus, cherry tomatoes, finely sliced or diced red onion, sliced spring onions, baby spinach leaves
Blanch and refresh all the vegetables that need a little cooking. Dry on paper towels.
For the vinaigrette, shake together 100ml extra virgin olive oil, 30ml white wine vinegar, 1 generous teaspoon Dijon mustard, and salt and pepper. Mix the crushed garlic into the vinaigrette.
Assemble the salad mixing orzo, herbs, vegetables and vinaigrette in a large bowl. Lastly, mix the almonds through. Serve on a plate or in a bowl garnished with the microgreens.


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| We asked our friends at Google which pet costumes the Internet is buzzing about this October — and you may be surprised by the results.
First, some really neat trivia: Google searches for cat costumes are up 35 percent from last Halloween, and queries for dog outfits have increased by 50 percent. New Jersey produced the most searches for feline getups. The state that did the most Googling for canine costumes? Ohio.
And now, without further ado, we reveal the 10 most popular critter Halloween costume searches on Google, starting with No. 10...
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Hey if Lanse Brown can learn to text ( he was told by Rorem to learn how )
I prefer to text that way people can call me back OR NOT without having to make excuses and hanging up...just wish they would make it very illegal to text and drive ( 250 fine in Calif)
I don't like to text. I have to do it for work sometimes, but that's about it. Most times I can call you just as easy as text something to you. I just don't understand the fascination with it.
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Primary biliary cirrhosis is irritation and swelling (inflammation) of the bile ducts of the liver, which blocks the flow of bile. This obstruction damages liver cells and leads to scarring called cirrhosis.
The cause of inflamed bile ducts in the liver is not known. However, primary biliary cirrhosis is an autoimmune disorder. That means your body's immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissue.
The disease more commonly affects middle-aged women.
Long-term bile obstruction is believed to lead to
More than half of patients have no symptoms at the time of diagnosis. Symptoms usually come on gradually and may include:
The doctor or nurse will perform a physical exam.
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Liver transplant before liver failure occurs may be successful.
The outcome can vary. If the condition is not treated, most patients will need a liver transplant to prevent death from this condition. About a quarter of patients who've had the disease for 10 years will experience liver failure. Doctors can now use a statistical model to predict the best time to do the transplant.
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"This draft resolution saddens me as it includes only allegations against Israel . . . There is not a single phrase condemning Hamas as we have done in the report. I hope that the council can modify the text."
So said none other than Judge Richard Goldstone himself to the Swiss Le Temps newspaper on Friday before the UN Human Rights Council passed a resolution (without modifying the text) endorsing the Goldstone Report, clearing the way for discussion in the UN Security Council.
The resolution also condemned Israeli activity in eastern Jerusalem and the West Bank even though these were not part of the Goldstone remit.
Was Goldstone so naive as to think that his report would not be turned into a political and legal weapon to use against Israel by the UNHRC? Commentator Robin Shepherd points out the obvious hypocrisy and depravity of the UNHRC's membership and those that voted for the resolution:
Among the supporters of the resolution, the presence of so many despotisms as well as many others that are ranked by Freedom House as only "partly free" speaks for itself. Countries ranked as "not free" by Freedom House in the group are: China, Cuba, Egypt, Qatar, Russia and Saudi Arabia. Partly free countries in the group are: Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Djibouti, Jordan, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Senegal, Zambia. Of the 25 countries who voted against Israel 17 (68 %) are either outright despotisms or are seedy and corrupt pseudo-democracies.
As UN Watch's Hillel Neuer states:
The grossly imbalanced resolution grants Hamas terrorists the political victory they desperately crave. Council members like Pakistan, China, Cuba and Saudi Arabia have won again with their strategy of focusing on Israel in order to hide the world's real abuses, especially their own. With this being the council's 6th special session on Israel — versus only 4 for the whole world combined — it's tragic that once again politics is trumping human rights.
Addressing the UNHRC on behalf of UN Watch, Colonel Richard Kemp, former commander of British forces in Afghanistan, stated:
During Operation Cast Lead, the Israeli Defence Forces did more to safeguard the rights of civilians in a combat zone than any other army in the history of warfare.
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Hamas, like Hezbollah, are expert at driving the media agenda. Both will always have people ready to give interviews condemning Israeli forces for war crimes. They are adept at staging and distorting incidents.
Indeed, why is it that the media and now the Goldstone Commission are prepared to take the claims of terrorist groups and their supporters at face value, yet question the reliability or even the honesty of Israel?
But what of Richard Goldstone himself? In addition to his disappointment with the UNHRC resolution, his report's credibility was further undermined in an interview he gave to The Forward, where he stated:
If this was a court of law, there would have been nothing proven. I wouldn't consider it in any way embarrassing if many of the allegations turn out to be disproved.
Writing in The Sunday Times, R.W. Johnson says:
Goldstone's behaviour will not surprise those who have followed his career. As a student in South Africa he took the anti-apartheid side and many expected him to do the same as a lawyer, for a small cadre of liberal lawyers were crucial to the defence of the regimes political opponents. Instead, Goldstone kept his head down and avoided annoying the apartheid government, devoting himself to commercial cases. Then, as the political situation changed, so did Goldstone. Entrusted by President de Klerk with a commission to investigate the causes of violence, Goldstone turned up damning evidence against the apartheid regime but refused to investigate the ANC's armed wing. …
Throughout his career, Goldstone has been accused of cutting corners because of ambition, and critics say his Gaza commission has set a new low. That a Jewish judge, barred from entering Israel for accepting a commission biased against the state, should write a report based largely on interviews with Hamas which panders to anti-Zionist (even anti-Semitic) opinion seems unbeatable.
Does your local media get it? The Washington Times does:
There is no moral equality between Hamas and Israel any more than there is between al Qaeda and the United States. Yet under the Goldstone logic, terrorists and sovereign states are identical. The incidental, unintentional civilian deaths Israel caused during the Gaza conflict are condemned as war crimes; the widespread and intentional Hamas attacks on Israeli civilians are basically ignored. The Goldstone model makes it impossible for civilized states to strike effectively against the world's barbarians who are fighting a shadow war against decency that views innocent noncombatants as both legitimate targets and useful shields.
The consequences of the Goldstone Report will affect Israel in the media and diplomatic sphere for the foreseeable future. Be prepared to take action by writing to your local media outlet, pointing out the both the flaws in the Goldstone Report and the dirty politics and anti-Israel bias of the UN and the Human Rights Council.
Check out Understanding the Goldstone Report and also read HonestReporting's Special Report – The Goldstone Report: Rewarding Palestinian Terror – for more information. We are continuing to update the Further Resources section at the bottom of that communique as more resources become available.


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Rhode Island figures heavily in The History of New England Diners, a production of Rhode Island PBS, and for good reason — the first diner was Walter Scott's horse-drawn lunch cart which made its appearance on Providence streets in the 1870s.
The Haven Brothers diner, still going strong in its nocturnal location outside Providence City Hall, debuted in 1893, and was similarly "a horse-drawn lunch wagon." And though Providence gave birth to the diner, Worcester perfected it, introducing the novel idea of indoor seating. Moreover, Worcester emerged as the "diner capital of the world" when it became the center of diner manufacture in the early 1900s, with the Worcester Lunch Car Company leading the way.
"The diner is the original fast food restaurant," diner historian Richard Gutman says in The History of New England Diners, which will be broadcast on RI PBS on Monday, June 2 at 7 pm and on Sunday, June 8 at 11:30 am.
The program features the Hope Diner in Bristol, Bishop's Diner in Newport, and Champs, a shuttered Woonsocket eatery. And unlike junk food chains, diners are invariably locally owned family businesses, and customers wax enthusiastic not just about the food, but also the camaraderie of the places, and the graciousness of the proprietors.
Diners remain popular in New England, particularly in Rhode Island. Gutman, who has written several books on diners and serves as curator and director of the Culinary Arts Museum at Johnson & Wales University, describes them as "comfortable places that fit the Yankee lifestyle."
Rhode Island diners have tended to be small, low-key neighborhood joints, as opposed to the larger stainless steel and/or stucco operations seen in New Jersey and elsewhere.
Diners stress good food (with a much greater range of choices than fast food chains), personal service, and reasonable prices, but they also have an iconic appeal. "There's a real diner culture out there," notes the show's producer, Mary Lou Palumbo, in a phone interview. Palumbo, who grew up in Bristol, says she is partial to the Hope Diner locally, as well as the Maine Diner in Wells, Maine.
The Hope and Newport's Bishop's Diner are still going strong, but Woonsocket's Champs, a 24-hour meeting place for generations of mill workers, closed its doors in 1989.
"We were getting old," explains Roger Champagne, who began working at Champs (a "1926 Worcester car") in 1939, and ran the business with his brother, Gerard, after their father hung up his apron.
Champagne, 88, who attended a recent Culinary Art Museum screening of the documentary, says he is pleased that Champs has not been demolished, and moved instead to a new location. The diner sits in a development on Woonsocket's Front Street, its original kitchen equipment intact, awaiting a new owner.
The New England diner story continues, as diners adapt to change in the culture at large. Comfort foods such as quesadillas have joined the standbys of cheeseburgers, meatloaf, and chowder. Still, the essential character of the diner, an unpretentious neighborhood restaurant with a personal touch, remains intact.
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By Hans M. Kristensen The US Air Force has published the first official image of the next-generation bomber, formerly known as LRS-B (Long Range Strike Bomber). Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James revealed the image during her talk to the 2016 Air Warfare Symposium and gave it its official designation: B-21. The "21" refers to the […]Read More
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By Hans M. Kristensen It has almost become dogma: the United States needs to keep a Triad of strategic nuclear forces. Therefore, expensive modernization of every leg is necessary plus a fourth leg of non-strategic fighter-jets. Oh, and don't forget nuclear command and control systems such as terminals and satellites. Without that, deterrence of potential adversaries […]Read More
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By Hans M. Kristensen The final defense budget of the Obama administration effectively crowns this administration as the nuclear modernization leader of post-Cold War U.S. presidencies. While official statements so far have mainly justified the massive nuclear modernization as simply extending the service-life of existing capabilities, the Pentagon now explicitly paints the nuclear modernization as […]Read More
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By Hans M. Kristensen The RAND Corporation has published an interesting new report on how NATO would defend the Baltic States against a Russian attack. Without spending much time explaining why Russia would launch a military attack against the Baltic States in the first place – the report simply declares "the next [after Ukraine] most […]Read More
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maybe i need to just shut up, because obviously(based on my bush votes) my choice of candidate sucks. haha.
and i'm not perfect. i have spewed negativity in the past. probably will again sometime. but what is, is. and it will only remain good here in this country or get better if we maintain our opinions respectfully and do our part to be unified by the unifier. not swim against the current because we are prideful.
and, as expected, i will be picked apart here...much like joe the plumber by the libs....and the message will be lost. i will probably post a few more things, but won't continue a ton.
bottom line, do what you want. it's your freedom as an american. say and believe what you want too.
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its not about fear mongering or dragging the country down or a I told you so moment. I see what you mean precious its just that Obama is everything most of us are against so therefore it is very to do anything other than like you said respect him as president but to say that we are suddenly going to agree with him is absurd
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i guess, go ahead and be sour.
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then how do i go about disagreeing and not be negative? This is not a socialist country Obama is a socialist. I don't believe this country wants to be socialist either i believe they were duped by Obama Biden and the media and they will soon regret the fact they elected him...buyers remorse if you will. But by then he will have his civil military force that is supposed to be as well funded as the military...still dont get what he means by this but sounds like a personal guard for when he tries to implement his marxist views...yay for fear mongering
opinionated words in your post: socialist, marxist.
catastrophic assumptions: we WILL have a civil military force...
other catastrophic assumptions are plentiful
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they have yoda, dooku, hangar anakin, taun we, royal guard, luminara, plus more jar jar wave
-found in kitchener, ont.
they have yoda, dooku, hangar anakin, taun we, royal guard, luminara, plus more jar jar wave
-found in kitchener, ont.
The same was found here in Ottawa Wal-marts.
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They had Royal Guards, Taun Wes and Luminaras @ Oakville Wal-Mart but no Dooku, Yoda, Zam, etc.
Walmart in Mississauga has also just restocked with the new wave. I picked up everything so if anyone wants anything via (Dooku, Yoda, Taun We, Royal Guards etc...), Walmart has mass quantities while they last. Gl toy huntin'.
i really hope you all have found a red clone trooper cause its the best toy out there right now
i need an ephant mon, who wants to help? :D
i agree the red clone trooper is a really well done figure
the poses are endless!!!
i think any generic soldier (snowtroopers\stormtroopers\rebel hoth ) should all be done with plenty of articulation
that way when you buy more than one , they each have a unique look
I have 5 of the red clone troopers and it sure aint my favorite figure. The foot action thing there sucks, why cnat they just make troopers stand like the commtech stormtrooper and that way we can do what we want with them instead of them pre posing them. And why did it come wiht a rock??? No idea
Same here (taun we, hangar duel, royal guard, all at walmart).
TRU has the hangar duel (here in St.C) wave, no taun we that I saw. Both have kinda put some OP anakins away to get more good figs (geo warrior, dex, Clonetroops) out.
PS- wanna see the BEST pose for the red CT?? Check out my pic in "power of the STANSE" in general discussion. I made the props and shot it in my yard. He is an AWESOME figure, I must agree.
Something about him reminds me of my older brother, Rex.
They had the Luminara and Dooku waves at Walmart in Saint John, NB today. Too bad I had already bought them all on-line. Patience I must learn. I piked up 2 extra Royal Guards though. I now have the 6 I wanted. They had 2 Dookus and TONS of red Clonetroopers. There were a few HD Anakins too but only one Yoda from what I could tell. Good to see we're getting more stuff. I think this is it though.
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Found Count Dooku wave at Walmart in Saint John,
New Brunswick Canada. Picked up 2 Dooku's, 1 Yoda, 1 Clonetrooper, 1 Anakin Hanger Duel. 6 Dooku's and tons of the other figures were still there when I left.


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