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Lamela will be played on the right as an inverted winger replacing Townsend. That's where he was mostly deployed for Roma last season.
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The success of Chez Panisse restaurant attracted other food-related enterprises to its stretch of Shattuck Avenue, and the area surrounding the intersection of Shattuck and Vine Street became known as the Gourmet Ghetto. If you love food at all, it's worth a couple of hours to poke around the food shops and grab a quick bite or a full meal at one of the neighborhood's eateries.
The line stretches down the block in front of Cheese Board Pizza (No. 1512), where live jazz bands sometimes serenade the diners that spill out onto the sidewalk and median. Next door is the Cheese Board Collective —worker owned since 1971—and its fabulous bakery and extensive cheese counter. Next door to Chez Panisse, César (No. 1515) wine bar and tapas house is a good place for an afternoon quaff or late-night drink.
The small food stands of Epicurious Garden, at 1509–1513 Shattuck, sell everything from sushi to gelato. Outside, you can find a terraced garden—the best place to sit—that winds up four levels and ends at the Imperial Tea Court. Around the corner on Vine Street is Love at First Bite, a cupcakery that sells scrumptious confections. Across the street, the Vintage Berkeley wine shop occupies the historic former pump house at No. 2113; the offerings here are shrewdly selected and reasonably priced. Coffee lovers of the Peet's persuasion may want to pay respects at No. 2124, at Walnut Street, where the famed roaster got its start; the small café includes a display chronicling Peet's history.
South of Cedar Street in the next block of Shattuck is the art-filled Guerilla Cafe (No. 1620), a breakfast and lunch spot beloved for its waffles (the Blue Bottle Coffee doesn't hurt). Also look for the Local Butcher Shop (No. 1600), with locally sourced meat and hearty made-to-order sandwiches. A former Ritz-Carlton chef brings white-linen quality to his to-go counter, Grégoire, around the corner on Cedar Street (No. 2109). In the block north of Vine Street on Shattuck is popular Saul's deli and restaurant and beautiful Masse's Pastries. On Thursdays, an organic farmers' market sets up shop here. We could go on, but you get the idea.
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American legend Pete Sampras on Friday lamented the lost art of serve and volley tennis and the one dimensional nature of the modern game, which he likened to "throwing rocks" at each other.
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Rafael Nadal was badly missed at the Australian Open earlier this year after his epic five-setter against Novak Djokovic at Melbourne in 2012. And when the Spaniard was recovering from his knee injury, the experts weren't sure whether he would be fit enough to compete with the best in the business.
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World number one Novak Djokovic took a break from his US Open preparations on Friday to address the United Nations, where he encouraged youngsters to follow his path to global stardom.
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It`s been almost 10 years while 38 Grand Slams have passed since the United States, once the undisputed heavyweight champion of world tennis, was able to salute a men`s trophy winner at the majors.
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The 17-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer set a new record Monday when he surpassed Pete Sampras` feat to be world number one for the 287th week.
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Saturday, January 19th, 2013 11:30am - 2:30pm * at the Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center ** 4750 Troost Ave. Kansas City, MO 64110 ** The meeting room for this event will be the Nature's Bounty Classroom. We hope to have a good crowd of seed savers attend this premiere event. Anyone interested in seed saving is invited whether you have seeds to trade or not. There will be videos, demos, and speakers on various topics. Please spread the word to anyone you feel may have an interest. The intention is to set up a local seed library.View map -> http://goo.gl/maps/NG3cy There is a Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/events/297285997044188/
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Food Superstores, Food Deserts and Traffic Generation in the UK: A Semi-Parametric Regression Approach
This study contributes another route towards explaining and tackling 'food desert' effects. It features the estimation of a (semi-parametric) trip attraction model for food superstores in the UK using a composite dataset. The data comprises information from the UK Census of Population, the NOMIS (National Online Manpower Information System) archive and traffic and site-specific data from the TRICS (Trip Rate Information Computer System) databases. The results indicate that traffic to a given food superstore, ceteris paribus, increases with household car ownership, store parking provision, site size (floor space), and distance to the nearest competitor. Furthermore, increases in public transport provision are shown to be associated with increasing car trips. This latter effect is discussed in the light of planning policy for development control purposes and a role linked to the reinforcement of 'food deserts'. The results also reveal activity-specific household economies of scope and scale. It is suggested how these may also further perpetuate unsustainable development and 'food desert' characteristics.Download Info
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For a company of such size and greatness as JNJ, I am shocked to see that this board is full of mindless posters making trivial and downright idiotic comments as opposed to discussing issues about company value, growth, competition and such relevant matters. Believe me, it was not like this when I used to visit this board about 5 to 8 years back. It was a very interesting and informative board to visit and learn and exchange ideas. It is sad to see this happening. Where are all the serious posters? Please, let us make a serious effort to improve the quality of this board that deals with such an important and interesting company!
Yahoo messageboards are relics of a bygone era. The financial content has always been a front to market to a certain demographic. The basic problem is that messageboards exist as a medium for anonymous social interaction with strangers. With all of the nutjobs lurking on these boards and the lack of privacy controls, you have to be very careful about what you post. It's not a good user experience, and if people are actively discouraged from sharing personal information that can be used for targeted ads, it's a bad business model as well. Most people interact through sites like Facebook and LinkedIn now. It's as simple as that.
Thoughtful, The internet, in general, is full of some very strange people who post very bizarre things under the cloak of anonymity. I would caution you that many of the "professional" message boards for lawyers, doctors, and to a lesser extent, financial professionals are equally full of nonsense. Many are appalling. I was looking for some factual information on one of these sites (that my colleagues were unaware of) the other day at work. I received several pages of racist ramblings employing ethnic slurs from several different posters in the reply, along with links to several pictures that were not suitable for workplace viewing which resulted in my throwing my sportscoat over the screen. I hadn't asked a question that even vaguely involved race, either - nor had I, obviously, asked for fecal matter pornography to be delivered to my workplace desktop. I think many of these message boards have become hijacked by mentally ill or deranged persons who get "kicks" out of annoying others or, as I have heard from my nephews, "trolling people". And yes, I think JNJ is "less sexy" than a lot of newer companies and often its blended nature means people don't understand their product line, but it is a consistent company.
Sentiment: Buy
Maybe people got sick of the lack of growth and the poor leadership this company had for so many years. What's there to talk about as corporations don't listen to anyone anymore, certainly not shareholders. Well, with Gorky Park running the show, hopefully it will get better.
JNJ needs DNDN for the next leg up. Only a tard wouldn't buy DNDN right now.
I think when the format changed people became less interested in posting anything. It's difficult to follow a thread with this format. I believe most shareholders are still interested in the company but every time the format changes, the number of posts go down.
Agree with you - Yahoo requested comments on this new format a while ago, I guess the responses were favorable. I prefer the old format as well.


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The Vikings already have one of the best offenses in the league, but the relatively solid defense is expected to get a boost with the return of Antoine Winfield, according to NFL.com. We take an in-depth comparative look at the rankings and numbers between the Bengals and Vikings.
It would appear as though the long wait for the return of
Antoine Winfield
from a foot injury is finally over. The NFL's official website is quoting unnamed sources that Winfield will suit up for today's game with Cincinnati.
Earlier in the week, Bengals enigmatic wide receiver
Chad Ochocinco
said he was looking forward to lining up opposite Winfield, but didn't sound overly optimistic at the prospect, since he was of the belief that Winfield wouldn't play.
His foot injury has been shrouded in mystery since it was suffered against Baltimore in Week 6. It was clear he would miss the Pittsburgh game the following week, but when reports surfaced that Winfield had suffered a broken bone in his foot and would be out four to weeks. Winfield emphatically denied the report and there was speculation that he would play at Green Bay Nov. 1. When he didn't, the conventional wisdom was that he would return after the bye, but the Vikings have played four games since the bye without Winfield in the lineup.
It is unclear whether Winfield will start or not or be used as a nickel corner to start the game, but with both
Cedric Griffin
Karl Paymah
listed as questionable with injuries of their own, having Winfield back will be a welcome sight for the Vikings defense in what has developed into a critical game for the Vikings to retain their cushion for the second seed in the NFC playoffs and a first-round postseason bye.
With a win Sunday, the Bengals will clinch the AFC North division title. The Vikings can clinch the NFC North with a win and a Green Bay loss at Chicago.
The Vikings have the fifth-rated offense in the NFL (11th rushing, 9th passing) and the eighth-ranked defense (3rd rushing, 21st passing). Cincinnati has the 18th-ranked offense (6th rushing, 21st passing) and the fourth-rated defense (2nd rushing, 12th passing).
The Vikings are averaging 383.8 yards a game on offense (260.2 passing, 123.6 rushing). The Bengals are averaging 331.9 yards a game (198 passing, 133.9 rushing).
Defensively, Minnesota is allowing 311.4 yards a game (227.2 passing, 84.3 rushing). Cincinnati is allowing 293.3 yards a game (211.5 passing, 81.8 rushing).
The Vikings are seventh in giveaway/takeaway ratio at plus-7 (20 takeaways, 13 giveaways). The Bengals are tied for 11th a plus-1 (20 takeaways, 19 giveaways).
Minnesota's 13 giveaways are tied for second-least in the league, behind only San Diego with 12.
While the Bengals are sixth in the league in rushing yards (1,607), their 4.0-yard rushing average is 23rd in the league.
The Vikings are first in interceptions per passes thrown on offense.
The Vikings offense is third in third-down efficiency, making good on 82 of 173 chances (47.4 percent). The Bengals are 12th at 41.4 percent (72 of 174). The league average conversion rate is 38.5 percent. .
The Bengals defense is No. 1 in stopping third downs, allowing just 49 of 147 third downs to be converted (32.9 percent). The Vikings are third at 33.3 percent (50 of 152).
The Bengals have not allowed a run of 25 yards yet this season on 257 opponent rushing attempts.
The Vikings defense leads the league in sacks with 40.
Minnesota's red zone offense is fourth in the league with a 60 percent touchdown rate – 30 touchdowns in 50 red zone chances. The Bengals are 11th at 53.8 percent – 21 touchdowns in 39 chances.
Only two offenses have been in the red zone more often than the Vikings – New Orleans (57) and New England (51) and only the Saints have scored more touchdowns (34).
The Vikings are second in the league in red zone defense, allowing just 11 touchdowns on 31 opponent trips inside the 20 (35.5 percent). The Bengals are tied for fifth at 44.4 percent – 12 touchdowns on 27 chances.
Only the Redskins have a better red zone defense than the Vikings, having allowed just eight touchdowns in 29 red zone chances.
The league average for starting position following a kickoff is the 26.3-yard line. The Vikings are first in that category with an average starting position of the 31.6-yard line. The Bengals are 17th with an average start at the 25.8-yard line.
Brett Favre
has four 300-yard passing days this season.
Carson Palmer
has none. The Vikings have allowed two 300-yard passers while Cincinnati has allowed just one.
Both teams have a receiver who has topped 100 yards three times – Chad Ochocinco for the Bengals and
Sidney Rice
for the Vikings.
Percy Harvin
also has a 100-yard receiving game for Minnesota. The Bengals have allowed a surprising six 100-yard receivers, while the Vikings have allowed four.
The Bengals have been amazing at producing 100-yard rushers. They have a 100-yard rusher in seven games –
Cedric Benson
five times and
Larry Johnson
Bernard Scott
once each.
Adrian Peterson
has all three 100-yard rushing games for the Vikings this season.
Don't expect to see a 100-yard rusher today. The Bengals have allowed just one 100-yard rusher this year and the Vikings have allowed one since November 2007.
Favre is at or near the top of every major passing category. He is ninth in attempts (403), fourth in completions (278), fourth in completion percentage (69.0), eighth in yards (3,149), second in touchdowns (26), tied for second in interceptions (5), first in interception percentage (1.2 percent) and second in passer rating (108.5).
Palmer has been pretty pedestrian numbers-wise across the board. He ranks 18th in attempts (365), 17th in completions (222), 20th in completion percentage (60.8), 17th in yards (2,547), tied for 13th in touchdowns (16), tied for 18th in interceptions (10), 19th in interception percentage (2.7 percent) and 18th in passer rating (85.0).
Favre is second in the league in fourth-quarter passer rating at 119.9, trailing only
Drew Brees
of New Orleans (123.3). Palmer is a dismal 29th, with a passer rating of 69.5.
Favre is fifth in the league in third-down passer rating (102.5). Palmer is 10th at 91.0.
Adrian Peterson is third in the league in rushing at 1,103 yards, trailing
Steven Jackson
of St. Louis by 129 yards and
Chris Johnson
of Tennessee by 406. Cedric Benson is seventh in the league with 969 yards, despite missing all or part of two games.
Peterson has converted first downs on 11 of 13 third-and-1 situations. His 13 attempts are tied for the league lead with
Knowshon Moreno
of Denver and his 11 conversions lead the league.
Rice is tied for 16th in the league with 63 receptions. Ochocinco is 19th with 62 and Percy Harvin is 38th with 48 catches.
Rice has a good chance of winning the league receiving yardage title. With four games to play, he has 1,036 yards – trailing only
Randy Moss
of the Patriots by 22 yards,
Wes Welker
of New England by 17 yards and Houston's
Andre Johnson
by eight yards. Ochocinco is 12th in the league with 910 yards and Harvin is 34th at 681 yards.
Both teams have a slew of receivers among the league leaders in third-down receptions. Harvin is tied for fourth with 23,
Chester Taylor
is tied for sixth with 21 and Rice is tied for 24th with 16. For the Bengals, Ochocinco is tied for 19th with 17 third-down receptions,
Andre Caldwell
is tied for 24th with 16 and running back
Brian Leonard
is tied for 33rd with 14.
Peterson is tied for second in the league for scoring among non-kickers with 72 points on 12 touchdowns. He trails only
Maurice Jones-Drew
, who has 78 points on 13 TDs.
Visanthe Shiancoe
is tied for 10th with 54 points (nine TDs) and Harvin is tied for 18th with 48 points (eight TDs). Benson and Ochocinco are tied for 32nd place with 36 points (six TDs) to lead the Bengals.
Ryan Longwell
is tied for fourth in the league in scoring with 99 points.
Shayne Graham
of Cincinnati is 17th with 78 points.
Peterson is fourth in the league with total yards with 1,382 (1,103 rushing, 279 passing) – 450 behind league leader Chris Johnson. Benson is 14th with 1,050 yards (969 rushing, 81 receiving), Rice is 16th with 1,036 (all receiving) and Ochocinco is 28th with 918 (910 receiving, 8 rushing).
Peterson leads the league in first down with 68 – four more than both Johnson and Jackson. Benson is tied for 17th with 49, Ochocinco is tied for 19th with 48. Harvin is tied for 30th with 44 and Rice is tied for 32nd with 43.
Harvin is third in the league in kickoff return average at 29.0 yards per return.
Johnathan Joseph
is tied for fifth in the league with five interceptions.
Jared Allen
is second in the league with 12.5 sacks. Despite being out for more than half the season, Cincinnati's
Antwan Odom
is still tied for 11th in sacks with eight.
Ray Edwards
is tied for 19th with 6.5 sacks and
Kevin Williams
is tied for 24th with six.
Three Vikings are tied for ninth in the league in defensive fumble recoveries with two – Allen,
Chad Greenway
Heath Farwell
The Bengals have outscored their opponents 156-91 in the first half of games, but just 98-96 after halftime.
The Vikings are one of just four teams in the league that are undefeated at home, joining the Saints, Colts and Patriots at 6-0 in front of the home fans.
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2 teaspoons vegetable oil
3 crookneck yellow squash, diced
1/2 sweet yellow onion, diced
2 tablespoons water, or as needed
1 (10.75 ounce) can condensed cream of chicken soup
1 (8 ounce) container sour cream
1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese (optional)
1/2 (6 ounce) box dry bread stuffing mix
A delicious dish that I modified slightly. As I steamed cooked my squash, I made a mixture of the other ingredients by omitting the cheese and adding shredded fresh carrots and sweet, succulent pimentos. I put a cup of the cornbread stuffing on the bottom of my 9x13 dish, added my squash mixture and then put another cup of the cornbread stuffing on top. Baked in the oven at 350 degrees F for 30 minutes. Whoooooooo, Buddy! Boy howdy, did this turn out great! My cat and I highly recommend that you use the cornbread stuffing over any other type of stuffing. I think I need to hit up my brother for some more fresh squash so I can make it again.
I thought they were a little bland. And there was to much bread crumbs on top. Next time I will season it more and use bread crumbs that are crushed and not put as much on top.
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Excellent and easy! I, too, added the about 4 oz of the 6 oz pouch of stuffing mix to the squash/onion mixture and it came out creamy good! The 2 oz of stuffing mixed with the cheddar cheese gave it a wonderful crunchy topping. Highly recommended as a great alternative to potatoes for a side dish!
Very good recipe. I have made it several times since finding it on AllRecipe. The only thing I change is I mix half of the stuffing mix into the squash mixture and sprinkle the other half along with some shredded cheese on top of the casserole. The stuffing mix gives the casserole a nice flavor. I use cornbread or chicken stuffing.
In spite of achieving a full five star rating at this time, had moderate expectations about this dish thinking it might be bland given no added spices and few ingredients. We were very pleasantly surprised as it made a tasty, versatile side dish, and simple to pull together. We added the optional cheddar cheese but otherwise made as written. We will definitely make this again. Thank you MCOATES.
Yummy! I used fat free sour cream and added about half the cheese and stuffing mix to the squash mixture and topped the casserole with the other half of each. In addition, I didn't have cream of chicken soup so used cream of celery. Will definitely make again!
This truly is fabulous. Smells and tastes like Thanksgiving! It's great as is, but I like to chop up 2-3 chicken breasts and mix that in for a more hearty meal.
So delicious! I used several types of squash, zucchini, patty pan, yellow crook neck. I also used cornbread stuffing and put 1/2 the stuffing mix in the squash mixture, the remaining over the top, and baked it in my cast iron skillet. I will definitely make this again!
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This covers specific historical periods and dynasties such as 'Qing dynasty' or 'Abbasid dynasty', as well as terms referring to broader periods or cultures such as 'Early Medieval' or 'Mesopotamian'.
This covers the techniques employed to make an object, such as 'carved', 'glazed', or 'woodcut'. Depending on scholarly convention, the terms 'drawn' and 'painted' have been used interchangeably for two-dimensional art. The Department of Prints and Drawings does not use the term 'painted', whereas some departments do use this term. Unlike prints, which have a variety of specific techniques recorded, the methods of drawing do not lend themselves to categorising in this way, and so drawings have only been entered under the term 'drawn', paintings under the term 'painted'. Terms for media, such as 'graphite' or 'pencil', 'watercolour' or 'chalk' can only be found through a basic search. Certain techniques have not been recorded as they are assumed for certain categories of objects: the most obvious examples are 'struck' for coins, 'cast' for bronzes, and 'carved' for many forms of sculpture.
This refers to an art-historical stylistic affiliation rather than any geographical or chronological origin. Eastern schools and styles are categorised traditionally according to the artistic style in which the works are made, for example, 'Persian' or 'South and South East Asian'. For Western art, the schools recorded here are usually those of the modern states: 'Italian', 'French', 'German', 'British' and so on. 'British' is not sub-divided into 'English', 'Scottish', 'Welsh', or 'Irish' (though since Irish independence artists are categorised as Irish). 'Netherlandish' becomes 'Dutch' or 'Flemish' in the late sixteenth century. For works dated since 1830 'Belgian' becomes a school. Italian artists (uniquely) are sub-divided into Venetian, Florentine and so on.
This covers the materials from which an object is made. It includes broader terms such as 'wood' or 'stone', as well as more specific terms such as 'oak', 'apple wood', 'granite' or 'marble'. It also records secondary materials, so searching, e.g. for 'gold' will retrieve records for gilded objects as well as those made of gold. For graphic art, this includes the material of the support on which the pigment is placed. In most cases this will be 'paper' (different types of paper have not been distinguished), but it can also be 'silk', 'bark', 'vellum', 'linen', etc. It does not cover drawing, painting or printing pigments.
This covers the names of peoples or tribes, or ethnic or language groups.
This covers the type of ceramics used to make an object, such as 'Arita ware' or 'Agano ware'.
This is the name given to the part of a clock or watch that controls the rate at which it functions. This rate is determined by the timekeeping element (the controlling device), usually a swinging pendulum or an oscillating balance. Whilst the controller locks and unlocks the escapement, the latter gives impulse to the former to keep it swinging or oscillating.
Many objects are referred to by using references to standard catalogues. Many of these have been published by the British Museum. Others, especially Western prints, are referred to by standard catalogues of the prints of a single printmaker (e.g. Bromberg on Sickert), or catalogues that cover a large number of printmakers (e.g. Bartsch and Hollstein).
Precise references in a publication. For example, one of the most commonly used print catalogues - by Adam Bartsch - should be entered as Bartsch, and then the citation number added in the form XIV.168.207. Wild cards (*) are strongly recommended for this field to capture sub-numbers or, in the case of print catalogues, states which are indicated by Roman numerals, e.g. to find 77.IV, enter 77*.
Registration numbers
The most common type of Museum number begins with the year of acquisition. The database standardises these numbers in the form, for example: 1887,0708.2427 (year: comma: block of four numbers - usually representing a month and day: full-stop and final number). The final number can be of any length and may be followed by another full-stop and a sub-number. In some cases the same number is shared by two or more objects across departments.
In some of these cases a prefix has been added before a number (e.g. Oc1946,1027.5). To find an object using a museum number that has a prefix, you will need to enter that prefix as well as the number.
If the number you are entering has come from an old catalogue it could appear in the form 1887-7-8-2427. In this case, zeros will need to be inserted before the month and day numbers. Spacing or dashes should be removed, for example, 1887-7-8-2427, becomes 1887,0708.2427
In the case of some two-dimensional works from Asia and the Middle East a full stop may need to be inserted into the final number. This is only needed when the last set of numbers begins with a zero, for example, 1887,7-8-03 becomes 1887,0708,0.3
The second most common type of Museum number takes the form of one or two letters followed by two numbers. These need to be entered in the form, for example, Gg,1.461 (letters: comma: number: full-stop: numbers).
There are also some special cases including, for example, S.2534 (Sheepshanks collection, in which case the number will fall between 1 and 8000).
BM or 'Big' numbers
These are used in the Department of Ancient Egypt and Sudan and the Department of the Middle East and are just a sequence of numbers. In the case of the Department of Egypt and Sudan, they are prefixed by EA, e.g. EA82276.
Other numbering systems
Sir Percival David Collection of Chinese Ceramics
The collection of Chinese Ceramics on loan to the Museum from the Percival David Foundation has a specific numbering system. To find the entire collection just search for PDF. Two different numbering systems are used, those of the form, e.g. PDF.1 or alternatively, some with a letter inserted, e.g. PDF,B.613.
Chinese and Japanese paintings
Numbers are in the form: Ch.Ptg.1 or Ch.Ptg.Add.45, and similarly Jap.Ptg.4 or Jap.Ptg.Add.5.
Your search with the following terms: Japan returned 29,268 results.
Gunke; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1986; Nara-shi
Sanki bokkei; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1990; Nara-shi
Owase Saita-cho; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1975; Nara-shi
Azekura; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1989; Nara-shi
Yuku michi; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1995; Nara-shi
Kamogawa bugi zukan 鴨川武戯図巻; painting; handscroll; Kawamura Bunpo (河村文鳳) (Painted by); Bunka Era; 1805; Kyoto-shi
Sawamura Sojuro III as Ogishi Kurando 三代目沢村宗十郎の大岸蔵人; print; Katsukawa Shun'ei (勝川春英) (Print artist); Tsuruya Kiemon, (鶴屋喜右衛門) (Published by); Kansei Era; 1794; Edo
coin; 1767; Nagasaki-shi; Kyoto-shi
Itsukushima jinja no saizu zen 厳島神社の細図 全; print; Nakamura Kameyama (Print artist); Meiji Era; 1870s-1880s; Miyajima
Sumiyoshi Shrine, Tsukuda Island; surimono; Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北斎) (Print artist); Edo Period; 1800; Edo
Iwai Kumesaburo III as the lady-in-waiting Magaki 三代目岩井粂三郎の腰元まがき; print; Hayashiya Shogoro (林屋庄五郎 ) (Published by); Utagawa Kunisada (歌川国貞 Toyokuni III) (Print artist); Ansei Era; 1858; Edo
Nuregami Chogoro 濡髪長五郎, Hanaregoma Chokichi 放駒長吉, Chokichi ane Oseki 長吉姉お関; triptych print; Utagawa Kunisada II (二代歌川国貞) (Print artist); Tsutaya Kichizo (蔦屋吉蔵) (Published by); Edo Period; 1857; Edo
Shirai Gonpachi Iwai Tojaku, Chobei Matsumoro Kosiro 白井権八 岩井杜若, 長兵衛 松本幸四郎; diptych print; Kawaguchiya Shozo (川口屋正蔵) (Published by); Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川国芳) (Print artist); 1833; Edo
Ichikawa Kodanji IV as Sukeroku, Kawarasaki Gonjuro I as Kinokuniya Bunzaemon, and Onoe Kikugoro IV as Agemaki 四代目市川小団次の助六と初代河原崎権十郎の紀の国屋文左衛門と四代目尾上菊五郎の揚巻; triptych print; Utagawa Kunisada (歌川国貞 Toyokuni III) (Print artist); Tsujiya Yasubei, Kinkaido (辻屋安兵衛, 錦魁堂) (Published by); Ansei Era; 1858; Edo
Kawara yusuzumi 河原夕涼み; painting; hanging scroll; Kawamura Bunpo (河村文鳳) (Painted by); Edo Period; 1800-1821; Kyoto-shi
Shiba Shinsendo no zu 芝新銭堂之図; Koto shokei 江都勝景; print; Utagawa Hiroshige (歌川広重) (Print artist); 1835-1839; Edo
Ichikawa Danjuro as Yoshiie 市川団十郎の義家; print; Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川国芳) (Print artist); Umenoya Kakuju (梅屋 鶴寿) (Inscription by); Tenpo Era; 1839; Edo
Taiju kekkai(大樹結界); print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1995; Nara-shi
painting; handscroll; Kawahara Keiga (川原慶賀) (School of/style of); Edo Period; 1800-1825; Nagasaki-shi
Kataoka Nizaemon VII as Saibara Kageyu 七代目片岡仁左衛門の才原勘解由; print; Iseya Magobei (伊勢屋孫兵衛) (Published by); Utagawa Toyokuni I (歌川豊国) (Print artist); Kansei Era; 1795; Edo
shunga; painting; handscroll; Katsukawa Shun'ei (勝川春英) (Attributed to); Kansei Era; 1800; Edo
Shinorama Nippon; photobook; Shinoyama Kishin (篠山紀信) (Photographed by); 1989; Tokyo-to
surimono; new year-print; egoyomi; Gyou (Print artist); Totoya Hokkei (魚屋北渓) (Print artist); Teisai Hokuba (蹄斎北馬) (Print artist); Edo Period; 1790-1810; Edo; Edo; Edo; Edo
Onoe Kikugoro IV as the Shirabyoshi Hanako and Nakamura Fukusuke I as the Shirabyoshi Sakuragi 四代目尾上菊五郎の白拍子花子と初代中村福助の白拍子桜木; triptych print; Daikokuya Kinnosuke (大黒屋金之助) (Published by); Utagawa Kunisada (歌川国貞 Toyokuni III) (Print artist); Man'en Era; 1860; Edo
Iwai Kumesaburo III as Takao, Nakamura Fukusuke I as Fujisuke and Kataoka Nizaemon VIII as Ishii Tsune'emon 三代目岩井粂三郎の高尾と初代仲村福助の藤助と八代目片岡仁左衛門の石井常右衛門; triptych print; Aito (相ト) (Published by); Utagawa Kunisada (歌川国貞 Toyokuni III) (Print artist); Sakurada Jisuke III (三代目桜田治助) (Written by); Ansei Era; 1857; Edo; Edo
stopper; bottle; Meiji Era; Edo Period; 19thC; Mikawachi
saucer; 1717-1722; Paris; Arita
plate; 1840; Kameyama-shi
dish; 1690s; Arita
tankard; Wierick Somer II (Made by); Edo Period; 1670-1690; Antwerp; Arita
barrel; Edo Period; 18thC; Arita
bowl; Edo Period; 18thC; Arita
bowl; 1801-1850; Arita
bottle; 1651-1700; Arita
nagasaki-e; print; 1853; Nagasaki
painting; calligraphy; album; Nukina Kaioku (貫名海屋) (Calligrapher); Okada Hanko (岡田半江) (Painted by); Tenpo Era; 1834; Osaka
Uki-e Oranda-koku tonan no minato no zu; uki-e; Nishimuraya Yohachi (西村屋与八) (Published by); Utagawa Toyoharu (歌川豊春) (Print artist); Edo Period; 1770; Edo
painting; Rabindranath Tagore (Painted by); 1929; Kyoto; London
Beauties of China, Japan and India; surimono; Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北斎) (Print artist); Edo Period; 1795-1799; Edo
Nichi-man kokan dai-sugoroku 日満交換大双六; print; game-board; Kodansha (Published by); Sugimoto Kenkichi (杉本健吉) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1933; Nagoya-shi
dish; Taisho Era; Showa Era; Mikawachi
lid; bowl; 1840; Kameyama-shi
sake-cup; 1851-1900; Kyoto-shi
painting; hanging scroll; fan; Mori Kansai (森寛斎) (Painted by); Meiji Era; 1885; Kyoto-shi
Setsu gekka; hanging scroll; calligraphy; Shimizu Kosho (清水公焦) (Calligrapher); Utsuki Ken'ichi (Made by); Showa Era; Heisei Era; 20thC(late); Todai-ji
painting; door; Kano Atsunobu (狩野敦信) (Attributed to); 1674-1676; Kyoto-shi
Rakuto Kiyomizu setchu ga 洛都清水雪中画; painting; hanging scroll; Kishi Chikudo (岸竹堂) (Painted by); Edo Period; 1857; Kyoto-shi
votive plaque; calligraphy; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Ebisu-jinja
divination equipment; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Jishu-jinja
ofuda; wrapping; calligraphy; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Jishu-jinja
votive plaque; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Kitano Tenmangu
amulet; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Ebisu-jinja
print; Shunkosai Hokushu (春好斎北洲) (Print artist); Shioya Chobei (Published by); Bunka Era; 1810; Osaka-shi
print; Shokosai Hanbei (松好斎半兵衛) (Print artist); Shioya Chobei (Published by); Kansei Era; 1798; Osaka-shi
print; Shokosai Hanbei (松好斎半兵衛) (Print artist); Shioya Chobei (Published by); Bunka Era; 1804; Osaka-shi
print; Ryukosai Jokei (Print artist); Kansei Era; 1793; Osaka-shi
print; Ryukosai Jokei (Print artist); Shioya Chobei (Published by); Kansei Era; 1793; Osaka-shi
Kokushu; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1987; Nara-shi
Taichi hojun II; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1991; Nara-shi
Ibuki; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1980; Nara-shi
Taizen; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1987; Nara-shi
Retsuju; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1986; Nara-shi
Taiju gokei; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Showa Era; 1988; Nara-shi
Taiju gokei, han; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1990; Nara-shi
painting; hanging scroll; Ryukosai Jokei (Painted by); Kansei Era; 1790-1795; Osaka-shi
print; Ryukosai Jokei (Print artist); Kansei Era; Edo Period; 1791; Osaka-shi
Naniwa Dotombori o-kabuki butai so-geiko no zu; print; Senri (Published by); Toyokawa Yoshikuni (豊川芳国) (Print artist); Edo Period; Bunsei Era; 1822; Osaka-shi
figurine; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Ebisu-jinja
medal; 19thC; Kobe-shi
medal; costume; 19thC; Kobe-shi
Taiju shoryu(大樹昇龍); print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 2000; Nara-shi
photographic print; album; Meiji Era; 1872-1873; Yokohama-shi
Ichikawa Komazo III 三代目市川高麗蔵 / Yakusha butai no sugata-e 役者舞台之姿絵 (Pictures of Actors on Stage); print; Izumiya Ichibei, (和泉屋市兵衛) (Published by); Utagawa Toyokuni I (歌川豊国) (Print artist); Kansei Era; 1794; Edo
diptych print; Katsukawa Shunsho (勝川春章) (Print artist); An'ei Era; Tenmei Era; Edo
votive plaque; calligraphy; amulet; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Kyoto-shi
calligraphy; amulet; 2000; Kyoto-shi; Kyoto-shi
print; Chikakuni (Inscription by); Hatsukuni (Inscription by); Kishikuni (Print artist); Bunsei Era; 1822; Osaka-shi
Bakugen; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1989; Nara-shi
Zansho kishin; print; Kiyota Yuji (清田雄司) (Print artist); Heisei Era; 1996; Nara-shi
Views & Costumes of Japan; photographic print; album; Baron Raimund von Stillfried-Ratenicz (Photographed by); Meiji Era; 1871-1873; Yokohama-shi
baluster jug; Edo Period; 1655-1670; Arita
nagasaki-e; print; 19thC(mid); Nagasaki
pendant; necklace; D'or Joiers (Made by); Nakaoso (Made by); Elsa Peretti (Designed by); 1985; Barcelona; Kyoto-shi
lid; jar; Edo Period; 1670-1690; Arita
nagasaki-e; print; 1800; Nagasaki
Shashin-shu - Mite kita Chugoku; photobook; Hayama Hiroshi (濱谷浩) (Photographed by); 1958; Tokyo-to
fan; Kinoshita Hironobu II (Attributed to); Tokumi Yusen (Attributed to); Meiji Era; 1892; Kyoto-shi


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Test Technician
Test Manager
Director of Contracts and Program Management
Field Support Engineer
Managing Sales Director, EMEA
Senior / Principal Electrical Engineer
Electrical Engineering Technician
Download our Employment Application (requires Adobe Reader)
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Classification: Professional non-exempt
Department: Manufacturing Test
Reports To: Test Manager Job Summary
Tests, performs basic troubleshooting, and repairs production electro-mechanical sub-assemblies and systems. Performs acceptance test on electronic components, PCBs, and modules per approved procedures. Supports Technical Services with troubleshooting and repair of systems and modules.
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Division: Security Division
Classification: Professionally Exempt
Department: Manufacturing
Reports To:VP, Manufacturing Job Summary
Oversees testing of production systems and provides leadership and guidance to test technicians. Trains test technicians on all aspects of production test and basic troubleshooting. Manages schedules to meet production needs, delegating and directing technicians accordingly. Provides frequent feedback and status updates. Performs basic troubleshooting, and repairs production electro-mechanical sub-assemblies and systems. Performs acceptance test on electronic components, PCBs, and modules per approved procedures. Supports Technical Services with troubleshooting and repair of systems and modules. Participates in root cause analysis activities. Works closely with manufacturing and engineering to help develop test chassis and procedures. Provides input for enhancements to existing test protocol.
Primary Responsibilities and Objectives:
Other Essential Skills and Abilities Required:
Type: Full-time Professional Exempt
Department: Sales and Marketing
Reports To: General Manager, Americas Job Summary
The Director of Contracts and Program Management is the global leader in contracts and program management. Reporting to the General Manager of the Americas, this position will review, draft and negotiate contracts, agreements and other documentation. The Director is responsible for maintaining a strategic view of business objectives and how various opportunities and projects fit within those objectives.
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Department: Service
Reports To: Director, Field Service & Training Job Summary
The Field Support Engineer (FSE) is primarily responsible for the installation, training and repair of instruments at customer, distributor or depot sites worldwide as necessary. The FSE is also responsible for training conducted in-house at our corporate headquarters in Wilmington, MA. This position requires a familiarity with traveling internationally and operating with a high level of autonomy. The FSE must have an innate ability to establish and maintain open channels of communications between the Technical Services group, Agents and Distributors and external customers. The FSS must be self-sufficient with arranging travel and accommodations as necessary to support customer or distributor engagements.
Reports To: General Manager, EMEA Sales
Dotted Line: VP, Global Sales and Marketing Job Summary
This position will manage and grow revenue and market share at targeted accounts within Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA). The ultimate objective is to achieve the Company's sales objectives through effective channel development and management within pre-defined territories across multiple verticals. The selected candidate will be responsible for working with the marketing team and regional distributors to develop demand creation material for channel partners, to drive sales through active customer engagement with select third parties and to build out the strategy to increase our market share and footprint in the region. He/she will direct and oversee the organization's international sales policies, objectives, and initiatives in region. One must be aware and stay current with international variances in cultural and legal issues as pertaining to sales. Being familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures is a must. He/she will rely on extensive experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected.
Department: Engineering
Reports To: Engineering Manager Job Summary
This individual is responsible for the architecture, design, development, documentation, and testing of the electrical systems or subsystems for new and existing products.
This individual has the ability to analyze technical requirements to determine feasibility of design within time and cost constraints. This individual consults with other engineering staff and scientists to evaluate the mechanical, operational and performance requirements of overall system.
As a senior electrical engineer, duties also involve performing periodic system design reviews and mentoring other members of the technical staff on good engineering development practices. The individual may also need to direct the day-to-day activities of other engineering staff in support of their overall product development responsibilities.
Required Essential Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
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Type: Professinal Exempt
Reports To: Lead Engineer or Engineering Manager
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Desired Skills:
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Fitzgerald does not usually do rash things. He is not as cavalier as his friend Caleb. He is unable to share his feelings with that cute girl Nora, who likes his band. But he did just buy a gun and is holding his father, a man whom he has never met before, hostage. So much for not doing rash things.
Fitz is Mick Cochrane's new young adult novel. The title character, named after F. Scott Fitzgerald, is in desperate need of some father-son quality time. He tracks his dad down like a super sleuth, wanting all sorts of answers. How did his parents meet? Why did he leave? Is he sorry for abandoning his son?
There's that familiar anecdote: a child gets a nice, big, expensive toy for his birthday. The parents have spent hours putting it together,. For all of their sweat, pain, and suffering they find that the child is most fascinated with the big cardboard box the toy came in.
Cardboard, by Doug TenNapel, is a clever variation on that premise. Mike, an out-of-work carpenter, has nothing for his son Cam's birthday. A strange old man approaches him with an offer. For just a handful of change, Mike can get his son an amazing gift. It may seem like an ordinary cardboard box, but whatever Cam makes out of the corrugated paper pulp comes to life.
A fourteen-year-old boy attempts to be the youngest person to reach the top of Mount Everest.
After his mother's death, twelve-year-old Skiff Beaman decides that it is up to him to earn money to take care of himself and his father, so he undertakes a dangerous trip alone out on the ocean off the coast of Maine to try to catch a hugh bluefin tuna.
Discussion Questions
In 1895, after his mother's death, twelve-year-old Nathan moves with his father and grandfather to Pea Island off the coast of North Carolina, where he hopes to join the all-black crew at the nearby lifesaving station, despite his father's objections.


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I've been home late because I'm bendin' corners
from Big KRIT (Ft. Anthony Hamilton) – Porchlight Lyrics on Rap Genius
Krit comes home late because he's taking his time, driving slow and thinking about life. Bending corners means taking your time driving around street corners I guess.
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Mountain Lions Go 2-3 in The Desert Stinger Classic
LAS VEGAS, Nev. - The University of Colorado Colorado Springs softball team (2-3) falls to No. 8 West Texas A&M (5-0) by a final score of 4-0.
Jennifer Schellenberg recorded the first hit of the game as she singled to left center field in the top of the first inning. Schellenberg stole second base, and then advanced to third two batters later with a single to center field by Emily Jennings. The Mountain Lions were unable to bring Schellenberg home though, and remained scoreless after the first inning.
Both teams went down one-two-three in their next at bats, before the Lady Buffs scored the game's first run in the bottom of the second on a solo homerun to center field.
Jourdan Hitchings reached first base on a fielding error to begin the third inning and advanced to second base with a steal two outs later. Jennings concluded the inning with a pop up to third base, as the Mountain Lions left another runner stranded in scoring position.
The Lady Buffs added two more runs in the bottom half of the inning on two hits with one error.
Dani Fonseca started the fourth inning with a single to right field. Becca Needler also recorded a single base hit after a strikeout by Nikki Hoffman. The Mountain Lions had runners on first and second base with one out, but the Lady Buff's infield picked up two quick outs to put an end to the threat.
UCCS was only able to record one more hit in the game against No. 8 team in the nation, as the Mountain Lions were shutout in the final game of the Desert Stinger Classic.
Korey Kulpins earned the loss in the game to fall to 1-1 in the tournament. Stephanie Chitowski recorded six strikeouts and allowed just one earned run in three innings pitch.
Up Next: UCCS will begin the 2014 conference season on February 22 as the team travels to Chadron Neb. to play Colorado Mines and Chadron State starting at 12 p.m.
UCCS Players/Staff Featured | ||||
Stephanie Chitkowski | 6 | P | Fr. | |
Korey Kulpins | 23 | P | Jr. | |
Dani Fonseca | 34 | IF/P | So. | |
Emily Jennings | 24 | IF | Jr. | |
Jennifer Schellenberg | 3 | OF | Sr. | |
Nikki Hoffman | 21 | P/IF | Fr. | |
Jourdan Hitchings | 5 | OF | Sr. |
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February 21, 2014 | Mountain Lions Begin Conference Season This Weekend | COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The University of Colorado Colorado Springs softball team (2-3) begins the conference season this weekend as the UCCS plays Colorado Mines (4-5) and Chadron State (3-7) at Pioneer Park in Sterling, Colo. | |
February 20, 2014 | UCCS to Open RMAC Season in Sterling, Colo. | The University of Colorado Colorado Springs conference-opening softball weekend with Chadron State and Colorado Mines will now be played at Pioneer Park in Sterling, Colo. |


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Wolves Updates 7/2 Part 2
Mike Trudell/Timberwolves site talks to Wolves assistant coach J.B. Bickerstaff about Mike Miller's game.
If you haven't already read the story I wrote this week about the
basketball game that took place at the Civic Center last Saturday,
please make sure you do so.
However, there was a very special guest that came in for the game.
Minnesota Timberwolves forward and Portland native Corey Brewer came to town and surprised the kids with a visit.
While it was heartwarming watching the kids light up like a Christmas
tree when he walked into the locker room to surprise them before the
game, it was the interaction he had with the kids and the interview I
did with Corey that was even more impressive.
The Sioux Falls Skyforce announced today that head coach Nate Tibbetts will serve as an assistant coach for the Minnesota Timberwolves during the 2008 NBA Summer League presented by EA SPORTS. Games will be played at the Thomas & Mack Center and the COX Pavilion on the campus of the University of Nevada Las Vegas and will feature 21 NBA teams competing over 10 days, from July 11-20.
The Jazz also inquired about
Minnesota forward Ryan Gomes, though agent Bob Myers wrote in an
e-mail, "I don't believe anything will transpire over the next couple
The Heat expressed interest in several free agent point guards Tuesday, including Sebastian Telfair (unrestricted after Minnesota declined to tender him) and Tyronn Lue.
The Knicks also contacted the agent for Sebastian Telfair and Tyronn
Lue. Telfair, Marbury's cousin, became more attainable the past few
days when Minnesota didn't make a qualifying offer, turning him into an
unrestricted free agent.
Shawn (Rochester, MN): Hi David. Do you think Love
will be starting or at least playing major minutes in MN this year?
They historically haven't played their rookies a ton, but they don't
have much front-court quality to choose from outside Jefferson.
David Thorpe: I do.
Ben (Mpls): Which side of the Wolves/Memphis trade did you like better?
David Thorpe: Minny by a long shot.
From a Chat with Chad Ford at ESPN:
Ken (St. Paul): I don't get how this trade makes sense for the Wolves...
Chad Ford: I think Love and Jefferson can co-exist.
It's an odd pairing, but Love is such a good shooter, he can operate
offensively without crowding out Jefferson. Miller fills a huge hole.
It all comes down to Randy Foye. If he's as good as the Wolves believe
he is, this will be a good trade. If he has a considerably worse career
than Mayo .. they'll regret it.
Percy Allen/Seattle Times on the Sonics' summer-league roster:
White, Hardin, G Ronald Dupree, F Ndudi Ebi, G Aaron Bruce, F Mykal Riley, G Ronnell Taylor, F/C Justin Williams, F Brian Randle and F/C Nick Lewis.
According to an
NBA source, the Mavericks struck a deal with Gerald Green, a slender,
6-8 guard who has been in the league three seasons.
It is believed to be a one-year contract.


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I still love it, I've never been a fan of Mourning the departure of someone from a TV show, as the saying goes "The show must go on".
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I still love it, I've never been a fan of Mourning the departure of someone from a TV show, as the saying goes "The show must go on".
Jeremy Clarkson, The man loves a bit of controversy :P
My favourite thing about administrating FP is probably seeing people leave good feedback, the worst thing is probably cleaning up all the spam.
Do you have any programs that might be conflicting with MSN?
Nice Avatar Leo, I recognise the boat and Skull's from elsewhere :P Good work :)
Do you run a forum at the moment?
I'm an administrator at Forum promotion, and Me and a few other staff members from FP are working on a new project called Forum Buff.
Go ahead, Feel free to Ask me anything :)
"The ferrari"? Thats not a car, it's the Manufacturer :P
My current one has to be the Aston Martin DBS, AKA sex on wheels.
7 hours of sleep during the week, 12+ at the weekends.
I Think i'm getting enough, I don't feel too tired in the morning.
I'm fluent in england and french, and i'm studying spanish at the moment.
Crikey it's grown a lot since I last checked it, Good work :)
Sbfc - I'd need someone to tease
Theezy - I'd need someone to punch, j/k, to joke with :P
Leo Ghost - A good Leader type figure.
I think they can be a great help, but you should not rely on them to find you all your members, and make your forum successful for you, i've seen many people do that, and I'd be very surprised to...
Thanks everyone :)
Someone in the UK won �56,000,000 this week *jealous* >.<
I'd probably get straight to the shopping center, get a whole new wardrobe, and then off to a car dealership.
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On Valentines Day, it's great to know that a fight with your spouse may be good for your marriage, as well as your health.
New research shows that couples in which both the husband and wife suppress their anger when one attacks the other die earlier than members of couples where one or both partners express their anger and resolve the conflict.
Researchers looked at 192 couples over 17 years and placed the couples into one of four categories: both partners communicate their anger; in the second and third groups one spouse expresses while the other suppresses; and both the husband and wife suppress their anger and brood. Psychologist Ernest Harburg discovered that when both spouses suppress their anger at the other when unfairly attacked, earlier death was twice as likely.
In LiveScience.com, Jeanna Bryner reports that couples who don't get along "view one another as even more irritating and demanding the longer they are together." She quotes researcher Kira Birditt as saying, "As we age and become closer and more comfortable with one another, it could be that we're more able to express ourselves to each other. In other words, it's possible that negativity is a normal aspect of close relationships that include a great deal of daily contact." In other words, an increase in negativity could be normal part of relationships. It's certainly good for your health!
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