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Royal Dancer Girls Costume
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Step into another world in this exotic Royal Dancer girls costume. Explore the tales of one thousand and one nights in this captivating, pink and orange dress, complete with gold accents, sheer sleeves, gold headpiece and attached veil.
- The Royal Dancer girls costume consist of a pretty pink and orange dress trimmed with gold accents and faux coins, a pair of sheer sleeves and glittery gold headpiece with attached veil.
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Authentic Looking, Comfortable, Cute, Lots of Fun, PRETTY, Unique
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Very nice costume. My 10yr old daughter wore this and everyone loved it! I called her a genie instead of an exotic dancer or whatever. She looked stunning. we put a bang and a huge ponytail (genie style) on top of her head and adorned her eyes with bold makeup. The costume is bright in a good way and I would recommend wearing leggings underneath, perhaps gold. Thumbs up, nice and unique!
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Next available intake | March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester 2), November (Trimester 3)^ |
Indicative annual fee 2014 | $28,700* AUD |
CRICOS course code | 054577A |
IELTS Requirement | IELTS overall score of 6.5 (with no band score less than 6) or equivalent |
Deakin course code | M730 |
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For commencing trimester 2 students, please check with the Faculty of Business and Law for the availability of specialisations. ^ On campus International Students: Course intake not available in trimester 3. Intake available in trimester 1 and trimester 2 only. ^ Off campus International Students: Course intake available in trimester 1, trimester 2 and trimester 3. |
The Master of International Finance is a specialist course which develops a professional capability in finance, with a particular emphasis on international trade and associated financial markets.
Finance professionals will be especially interested in the Master of International Finance as the coursework and research components have been designed to enhance professional practice in a range of financial domains. The course may also be attractive to others with an undergraduate degree, wanting to acquire a professional qualification in finance.
The course aims to provide a high level of education in finance issues and research methodologies appropriate to finance, and will improve professional practice in a range of finance domains.
Successful completion of the Graduate Certificate of International Finance* or the Graduate Diploma of International Finance allows articulation into the Master of International Finance.
* previously titled Graduate Certificate of Finance
The Master of International Finance requires completion of 12 credit points comprising 6 credit points of core units, 2 credit points selected from a specified list and 4 credit points of elective units that can be selected to form a specialisation.
Core units
MAF702 | Financial Markets |
MAF707 | Investments and Portfolio Management |
MAF759 | Quantitative Methods for Finance |
MFT760/MAF760 | International Finance # |
MPT781/MPE781 | Economics for Managers # |
MPT753/MPF753 | Finance # |
Elective units
Plus 2 credit points of units from:
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MAF704 | Treasury and Risk Management |
MAF711 | Modelling Techniques for Finance |
MAF713 | Futures, Options and other Derivatives |
MAF723 | Business and Financial Econometrics |
MAF767 | Treasury Dealing |
MPE711 | Global Trade and Markets |
Select 4 credit points of units from the remaining electives, or from the range of listed specialisations, or a combination of both.
Students may study other postgraduate units offered by the Faculty of Business and Law, subject to approval by the Course Team Chair.
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My 1" 18g Copper blanks are on order and should have by Friday to share
I got my How to Make Fork Braceletes DVD today and it had items I knew I would have to do and few cool tips on bending and prepping the bracelet. A great tool it had in the video was a "Spoon Bender" This little item is cool and I ended up buying on Ebay today . Some might think a bit pricy but think its worth it - think about the time to run around and find all the parts and this way its all put together and will work without testing. I think I would spend more in gas and time finding all the right parts -
Here is pic and the link to get one. (or just type spoon bender in ebay) I'm going home to find my stash of forks
(and I know exactly where they are in my studio for a change) I bet I bought them 10 years ago. I'll put up a pic tonight.
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Last year I started seeing MBT shoes all over the place. I thought they were kind of dorky (I still do, a little) but they looked comfortable and I figured there must be a reason they were so popular. NYC women, and many women the world over, will forgo comfort for fashion when it comes to shoes. I learned that the MBT craze likely has something to do with the fact that, like the FitFlop, these shoes promise a boost in the wearer's fitness level. And just in time for spring, the line has some new styles. At Zappos, women's styles range from $390 for a boot to $150 for a Mary Jane. For the men, high price is $270 for a tie shoe to $150 for a fisherman's sandal. View women's styles and men's styles at Zappos. See the gallery for a few women's styles -- though it's hard to tell them apart from the men's.


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"With the fastest growing youth population in America, it is important that we properly educate Latino youth so they can be the leaders of tomorrow," said Valderrama. "I'm very pleased to work with an organization like CHCI that has a long history of providing opportunities for youth to gain access to college and become successful young leaders."
CHCI and Valderrama made the announcement at CHCI's Ready to Lead (R2L) Los Angeles workshop at Occidental College on Saturday, May 23, 2009. More than 100 high school students from the Los Angeles area participated in the training, where Valderrama provided the keynote speech and shot a PSA.
"CHCI is thrilled to partner with Wilmer Valderrama to promote the value of education and leadership to Latino youth," said Esther Aguilera, CHCI President & CEO. "As a young role model with a broad audience, we look forward to working with Wilmer to expand our reach and touch thousands of young people each year with the message that the sky is the limit."
Working with the CHCI Alumni Chapters across the country, R2L empowers Latino high school youth to attend college and trains hundreds of kids each year in college planning, financing a college education, and leadership development. The program involves one-day workshops across the country in the most heavily populated Latino urban centers such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and culminates with a Washington, D.C. two-day workshop during CHCI's Public Policy Conference held each September.
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Juicy Couture Pacifiers: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Sure, these Juicy boy and Juicy girl pacifiers are cute, but are they kid friendly? The boy edition features phrases like "Love Metal," "Heir," and "Only after Dark" while the girl set displays "Love love Juicy," "Juicy," and "hello Juicy world." At $48 for a set of three they cost at least four times more than usual pacifiers. My lil one certainly isn't ready for designer duds, let alone designer binkies. Would you give (or gift) one of these to a child?
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My children NEVER lost pacifiers because they had pacifier clip holders....I have a few of these pacifiers and I haven't lost one...mind you I did not buy these.
4 years
i have a ridiculous amount of pacifiers for my 6m old and i love buying bunches of cute ones whenever im out, but because i know he will eventually lose every one of them i would never spend that much on one. in fact juicy or not they arent even cute!!! we have a wubbanub for less than half that price and those things are adorable!!!
5 years
That is to expensive. I am due in Aug to a baby boy and he has a couple binkies and he will only have them for a couple months. Y pay so much for something that is only going to be used for a couple months?
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5 years
haha they're cute but wayyyy too expensive. And when I was a baby, I refused a pacifier whenever my mom gave me one lol. I'd spit it out and it'd just make me mad lol. I'm the same way today:) I just won't shut up until I feel like it! haha
5 years
If you lose them at the rate I have from being spit out, or thrown out a window. No.
5 years
I think they are really cute and I am a Juicy Couture-a-holic, but unless someone gave them to me as a gift I probably wouldn't buy them myself. My husband would probably kill me anyway for spending that much on pacifiers!
5 years
I might get a set as a gift for a close friend's baby if she's into that kind of stuff, but as much as I love my designer things I wouldn't buy them for my own cause really, you'll end up looking like you take yourself way too seriously.
5 years
I didn't buy the binkies, but sad to say that my 6 month old has a sweat suit and two onsies from Juicy! I know it is a bit ridiculous but it so cute when we have our matching hoodies (with the J zippers) on and her little butt says Juicy. She wears it all the time, I am trying to get my money worth on this one!
5 years
S0 CUTE, BUT WHY DO THA CUTE STUFF HAVE 2 E EXPENSIVE cuz i only shop at hollister, abercrombie, american eagle, clair's and all that stuff -.-
5 years
Last September I took my then 2.5-year old to NYC for a girls' weekend. We attended the Cookie Magazine Moms on Madison event. Along the way we lost my daughter's last pacifier. I noticed some in the window and Juicy, and I can tell you when I saw the price I decided at that moment we were giving up "packy". It was a long weekend and we ended up having a great time not having to keep track of an expensive plastic doodad!
5 years
Luckyme - I agree. We went through so many pacifiers, it wasn't funny. When we moved last month, I found almost a dozen. LOL.
5 years
No freakin' way! Do you know how many pacifiers we lost when she was still using them? They seem to evaporate so quickly. I'd never spend an arm and a leg on them.
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Five Places to Grab a Drink After a Day on the Slopes in Tahoe
So, you've just spent the day busting pow, playing in the park, hitting the bump runs or racking up a gazillion vertical feet cruising the groomers, and your stoke level–and not to mention thirst–is high. It's time to find a good apres watering hole, preferably a short walk from the base of the lifts.
Here are five favorite hangs to order a cold one and share your adventures with others, or simply sit back and reflect on your busy day.
The Belt Room Bar, located on the main floor of the Lodge at Sugar Bowl, is an old-school establishment with a slightly European vibe, harkening back to the days of wooden skis, leather boots and cable bindings. The array of black-and-white photos that line the walls stretch back to the early days of the resort, which was built in 1939. The drink menu is generous and the view of the ski hill spectacular.
Le Chamois and Loft Bar, or simply "the Shammy," is an institution at Squaw Valley, having served beer and pizza–mostly the former–to generations of legendary Squallywood hardmen and women. Located in the shadow of the tram building, the walls are lined with photos and other memorabilia dating back to Le Chamois' opening in 1969. If you're planning to hang out in Squaw for a while, check out the $40 Buddy pass–good for 20 pints of Budweiser–or the $60 pass for pints of better brew.
McP's Pub Tahoe, located across Lake Tahoe Boulevard from the bottom of the Heavenly gondola, has a jumping apres scene, with live music, featuring local bands pounding out a variety of musical genres, and daily drink specials. The upstairs balcony, as one local puts it, is like "hanging out in someone's treehouse."
Tavern 6330, formerly known as Baxter's Bistro, has an outdoor patio, warmed by fire pits, that sits less than 50 feet from the bottom of Northstar's Village run and offers a grandstand view of most skiers and snowboarders coming off the hill. Located on the ground floor of the gondola building, the Tavern has a good selection of wines and microbrews, has a relatively inexpensive apres food specials and offers live music on weekends and daily through the holidays.
The West Shore Cafe and Inn, located across the street from the Homewood parking lot, has an award-winning and upscale ambience that may deter a few, but the posh surroundings can't take away the establishment's main attraction: The bar sits a few feet from the west shore of Lake Tahoe. You may have to spend a bit more for your apres drink, but the view of Big Blue is worth every penny.
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Tommy Clack accused of scamming residents
Prosecutors say what Keith Hogie's home security cameras captured in Laurel is a part of text book scam that a suspect, Tommy Clack, has allegedly pulled time and time again.
He'll claim to have leftover materials from another job and offer to pave a driveway for a steal. But when the work is done, the price goes way up.
"He originally quoted a price of $30, which I thought was per square yard, turns out it was square foot which would have made my driveway 24,000 which is ridiculous price for that work," Hogie says.
Hogie refused to pay that much. Others, however, allegedly got steamrolled for thousands.
Maryland's Home Improvement Commission knows of more than a dozen alleged victims in Maryland alone, and authorities worry there could be many more.
A home security system captured an image of Clack showing an older man the work going on in Hogie's driveway.
Clack has already been banned from doing business in North Carolina and is suspected of operating his scam in South Carolina as well. Authorities there locked him up.
Now he's going to face charges in at least four Maryland counties.
And North Carolina's attorney general says the feds have started looking into clacks alleged criminal enterprise.
"His judgment day will come, this guy needs to be in jail, consumers should not have to deal with this type of person who continues to violate the law, time and time again," says Roy Cooper, North Carolina's attorney general.
The Maryland Attorney General won a civil case against clack and his paving business, ordering him to pay half a million dollars in restitution and penalties for unlawful practices.
Clack's attorneys either declined comment or didn't call back. He is set to be sentenced on some charges in Anne Arundel county next week.
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Chocolate crunch bars
By Sara Buenfeld
Cooking time
Cook: 5 mins Prep: 20 mins plus chillingSkill level
Cuts into 12A little melting, stirring and chilling and you've got a chocolatey treat to enjoy with a cuppa. The kids can help, too
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per bar
- kcalories
- 294
- protein
- 2g
- carbs
- 39g
- fat
- 15g
- saturates
- 9g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 31g
- salt
- 0.29g
- 100g butter, roughly chopped
- 300g dark chocolate (such as Bournville), broken into squares
- 3 tbsp golden syrup
- 140g rich tea biscuits, roughly crushed
- 12 pink marshmallows, quartered (use scissors)
- 2 x 55g bars Turkish delight, halved and sliced (or use Maltesers, Milky Way or Crunchie bars)
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- Gently melt the butter, chocolate and syrup in a pan over a low heat, stirring frequently until smooth, then cool for about 10 mins.
- Stir the biscuits and sweets into the pan until well mixed, then pour into a 17cm square tin lined with foil and spread the mixture to roughly level it. Chill until hard, then cut into fingers.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2008
Comments, questions and tips
Made these recently for a family party and everyone loved them, adults and children alike. I did use half dark and half milk chocolate though and think my children would have found it too bitter with just dark. Also added Maltesers with the rich tea, which was more milk chocolate. Tasted perfect with half and half. Will be making them again!
I used to make this with my mum years ago and we never put golden syrup in, I'm pretty sure we used condensed milk and a shot of espresso, ( or nescafe with a tiny bit of water), and we used milk chocolate and white cooking chocolate, cherries, crushed nuts, marshmallows and short bread biscuits and it taste's amazing! the coffee really brings out the flavor of the chocolate but don't worry if you don't like coffee you can't taste it one bit! I'm making it tonight for a saturday movie night in! yum!
Made this with my 12 year old daughter, very easy she could have done it alone!!
We used cadbury dairy milk as not keen on dark choc, and also used cadburys turkish delight broken into squares,wish i had cut the squares in half though so they spread out more evenly,but still absolutely scrummy.
Will definately make this again,and have 2 crunchies standing by to make one of the variations!!
I made these for a girly tea party with my friends. They polished them off and a few took home seconds for their families. I made two batched one with Green & Blacks 72% dark chocolate, tea biscuits and milk way and another with Lindt 72% dark chocolate, turkish delight and shortbread fingers. Both were a success but I preferred the crunchiness of the shortbread. I thought the intensity and bitterness of 72% dark chocolate works better with the sweetness of mallows, milky way and turkish delight. I'll be making these again sometime soon and experimenting with other sweets.
For Kirstyjolly the mallows are suppoed to stay intact so maybe leave the chocolate mixture slightly longer to cool next time you make it.
I love this recipe - as do all friends and family that have tried it!
Until the last time we made this, we used a supermarket's own regular brand of dark cooking chocolate, which was lovely. However, last time we used their highest quality dark chocolate (approx 72% coco) and what a difference!- the chocolate mixture was glossy and covered the other ingredients with ease. It also tasted even better than our original attempts, which I didn't think was possible!So to summarise: although this is at its best with higher quality chocolate, it tastes just fine when using slightly cheaper options.


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OK, I just got my copy of the 2006 Rochester Red Wings Season in Review DVD. I put it in right away and watched it! I don't want to sound too much like an advertiser, but the DVD was terrific. I follow the Twins minor league system pretty much daily and with some depth. I follow the box scores and probably know many of the faces. But I haven't seen many of the minor leaguers play. So for me, it was a lot of fun to actually get a chance to see some of the Red Wings players.
Secondly, it was a pretty magical year for the Red Wings. When you consider that the team has not been to the playoffs in a very long time; when you realize that 18 Red Wings players also played for the Twins at some point of the season. If you realize that a AA utility player like Tommy Watkins became a vital cog in the Red Wings success; when you consider that the Red Wings were one win away from an International League championship... it was a very magical 2006 season. Friends of SethSpeaks.net Jim Mandelaro of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle and Josh Whetzel, the radio broadcaster of the Red Wings, did a terrific job. Mandelaro does a great job of adding incite on the players, the plays, the team and the situations. Whetzel was the narrator. There is a lot of footage of manager Stan Cliburn and his post-game press conferences. There are a lot of interviews with some of the players. Josh Rabe, Pat Neshek, Boof Bonser, Matt Garza, Glen Perkins and more are on the DVD. See footage of Kevin Slowey's lone Rochester start, in Game 2 of the Championship series. Did you remember that Dennys Reyes's ERA for Rochester was 0.50, and that he had a streak of over sixteen shutout innings? Terry Tiffee's game-tying grand slam was amazing, but wait until you see just how amazing it really was! See Kevin West's home run in Fenway Park. There is so much more. There are even extras!
In all, it was just a lot of fun to sit and watch. So please, take a minute and check out the specifics. If you would like, place an order for yours. Check out the Red Wings home page as there are other promotions that they have going on.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Good morning everyone!
Well, today is the day that Brad Radke will officially announce his retirement from baseball and from the Twins. I am happy for him. he is 34 years old. He has made great money. He has pitched great. As a guy who stayed with the Twins despite being offered more money by other teams, you have to just be thankful for all of his years with the Twins and wish him the best in his retirement!
So yesterday I wrote something very quickly and wrote "
It could be argued that he is the best Twins pitcher in their Minnesota history." In the comments, I was called to task on that comment. The suggestion was that Bert Blyleven was the obvious choice. It's hard to argue against a guy who should be in the Hall of Fame, but let's not forget that Blyleven did not spend his entire career with the Twins and some of his numbers came with the Angels, Indians and other teams as well. Another guy whose name should be in the discussion is Jim Kaat who did some incredible things in his time with the Twins too. So, let's take a quick survey. In the comments below, make your choice for the Twins top pitcher of all time. Blyleven, Kaat or Radke. Feel free to vote for others, including Johan Santana if you like.If you get a chance, be sure to check out Will Young's article on the managerial style of Ron Gardenhire.
There is a discussion on Pat Neshek over at John Sickels' minor league site.
Rich Lederer again Answers the Naysayers, countering more theories on why Bert Blyleven should not be in the Hall of Fame. He's so good! Also, Josh Taylor posts his Hall of Fame choices.
The Twins also announced their Winter Caravan schedule. Unfortunately, they will not be coming to Warroad this year. The closest to my place is going to be 90 miles away. We'll see if I get there. I am definitely still planning on going to Twins Fest.
Finally, Kyle Waldrop maintained his huge lead in the league. But as you can see, after him, it is still a mess. Our guy Roger won the week with a monster week to put him back in contention... for second place. I hope that we will be back on Thursday with the NFL "Expert" picks for Week 16. Also, congratulations to Kevin Slowey for being out of last place for the first time in a long time!
On that note, have a great day and rest of the week. I likely will not post much the rest of the week. I will be out of town and in the cities. Like I said, football picks will be here but that may be it. That said, if anything comes up, I will be sure to find a way to discuss it here. Please feel free to send me an e-mail or leave some Comments below.
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Kyle Waldrop | Twins Pitching Prospect | 11 | 5 | 68.8% | 148 | 76 | 66.1% |
LaVelle E. Neal III | Mpls Star-Tribune | 11 | 5 | 68.8% | 139 | 85 | 62.1% |
Will Young | Will's Twins Blog | 12 | 4 | 75.0% | 139 | 85 | 62.1% |
Roger Dehring | Several Blogs | 13 | 3 | 81.3% | 138 | 86 | 61.6% |
Cory Hepola | WENY Sports | 11 | 5 | 68.8% | 138 | 86 | 61.6% |
Bill Ferris | Detroit Tigers Blog | 10 | 6 | 62.5% | 137 | 87 | 61.2% |
Al Bethke | Al's Ramblings | 11 | 5 | 68.8% | 137 | 87 | 61.2% |
Melissa Lien | SethSpeaks.net | 9 | 7 | 56.3% | 137 | 87 | 61.2% |
Seth Stohs | SethSpeaks.net | 8 | 8 | 50.0% | 135 | 89 | 60.3% |
SethSpeaks Panel | 11 | 5 | 68.8% | 135 | 87 | 60.8% | |
Trevor Born | Twins Junkie | 10 | 6 | 62.5% | 133 | 91 | 59.4% |
Stick & Ball Guy | Stick & Ball Guy | 9 | 7 | 56.3% | 132 | 92 | 58.9% |
Jonathan Mayo | mlb.com | 11 | 5 | 68.8% | 131 | 93 | 58.5% |
Mike Brasel | Fantasy FB Guru | 9 | 7 | 56.3% | 130 | 94 | 58.0% |
JD Arney | Reds Reporter | 10 | 6 | 62.5% | 129 | 95 | 57.6% |
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Monday, December 18, 2006
Good Monday morning everyone!
Well, I haven't had them for awhile, but as of Saturday evening, my computer / internet connection is all messed up again. It's not working. Or, it doesn't work long enough to post anything, at least. So, that is why I've got nothing for you today.
Well, not nothing. Before the problems occurred, I finished up an article for The Twins Cities Dugout. I thought a little Twins history would be fun, so I went back to the year of my birth and wrote a bit on the Twins team from that year. No, it certainly wasn't a title team. They didn't even finish over .500. There was an very interesting group of players, including a Hall of Famer and two guys who maybe should be. So, take a look and head Down Memory Lane. For those who would be concerned, it is free content on the Scout site.
In other news, the Vikings lost to the NY Jets. I'm not even sure what the final score was. Here is a good indicator about how much I care about the Vikings. I flipped through the channels during the game's first commercial and found that one Reese Witherspoon movie where she plays a ghost-like character (looked it up, it's "Just Like Heaven"). That's actually a good movie. Then Cheaper by the Dozen 2 was on after that. Later in the day, Walk the Line was on too. So, I watched almost no football this week. I'm not sure if that's good or bad, just a note.
Other quick notes. JC Romero is going to the Red Sox. Maybe he will implode there too. Or, maybe Terry Francona will only use him against lefties and he will be very important for them. JD Drew may not be a Red Sox player after all. Reports are that his shoulder did not pass the first physical. There are varying rumors about just how bad it is. He is getting a second opinion.
Finally, reports are that Brad Radke will officially announce his retirement on Tuesday. 12 years, nine of them he pitched at least 200 innings. He won 20 games once on a really bad team. He was Mr. Consistent. People can, and have, say what they want about him or the type of pitcher he is, but he was solid for a long time, and there is something to be said about that as well. It could be argued that he is the best Twins pitcher in their Minnesota history. Well, at least until Johan Santana puts in another year or two. Perhaps.
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Does anyone have a recipe for alfredo sauce? I like the sauce to be light, much like the creamy alfredo sauce at Marche. Your help is greatly appreciated.
this is the one i make...
Alfredo Sauce:
1 pint heavy cream
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
1 cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
Freshly cracked black pepper
Chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley, for garnish
To prepare alfredo sauce: Heat heavy cream over low-medium heat in a deep saute pan. Add butter and whisk gently to melt. Sprinkle in cheese and stir to incorporate. Season with freshly cracked black pepper. In a large stockpot, cook pasta in plenty of boiling salted water for 3 minutes. Quickly drain the pasta and add it to the saute pan, gently toss the noodles to coat in the alfredo. Transfer pasta to a warm serving bowl. Top with more grated cheese and chopped parsley. Serve immediately.
i got it form food tv's Tyler Florence...i love his recipes
From the Weight Watchers Cookbook.
Melt 1 Tbsp. margarine in a medium size pot. Saute 2 cloves crushed garlic.
Add 1 Tbsp. flour and whisk, add 1 cup milk and whisk until smooth. Add 1/4 cup cream cheese and 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese and whisk all until smooth.
Steam: 1 cup broccolli flowerets, 1/2 carrot, 1 red papper, 1 stalkc celery, all thinly slices.
4 cups cooked linguine.
Toss pasta with veggies and pour sauce over and toss again. 4 servings
Calories 276. Fat 5 gm. Carbs 3 gm. Points per serving = 5.
Come on Princess a light Alfredo that is like eating light ice cream LOL indulge and enjoy the rich creamy sauce that makes Alfredo so yummy. ;)
This one is very rich but yummy!
12 oz (375 g) fettuccine
3 cups (750 mL) broccoli florets
1 cup (250 mL) whipping cream
1/4 cup (50 mL) butter
1 cup (250 mL) grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 tsp (2 mL) salt
1/4 (1 mL) tsp pepper
Pinch nutmeg
In large pot of boiling salted water, cook pasta for 6 minutes. Add broccoli; cook until pasta is tender but firm and broccoli is tender-crisp, about 2 minutes. Drain well and return to pot.
Meanwhile, in saucepan, bring whipping cream and butter just to boil. Reduce heat and stir in Parmesan cheese, salt, pepper and nutmeg; add to pasta and toss to coat.
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The Social Inclusion Study Group meets weekly in the Woodland Cottage on Thursdays from 8:45-9:45am. For more information or for assistance in supporting your child, contact Lauren Nyland, email@example.com. Please note that will not meet in January or February.
We welcome parents to join our ongoing classes! Come and enjoy moving to music and poetry. No experience necessary. 'Movement in Tune with the Rhythms of Life' on Wednesdays from 8:30-10:00am in the Eurythmy Room, West Wing. There are 11 classes September 18 - December 18 for a cost of $110. All proceeds directly benefit our Eurythmy program. - Eve Olive 489-2564
Wednesdays, November 6, 13, 20, 6:30-8:00pm Waldorf 101 Series. We are blessed to have Ingeborg Boesch, our school's Pedagogical Chair, leading this journey through the Waldorf curriculum. Each session will be shaped by the wants & concerns of the participants. Come and explore the why, what, and how of Waldorf education. The series is held at the elementary school in the 2nd building facing the playground in the 6th grade classroom. To register, please email Renee Militante at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Saturdays, 10:30am-12:30pm Health and Wellness Monthly Series consists of lectures and workshops by community members centered around health and well-being. Join us for an enlightened talk by one of our 7 members. Talks will take place on Saturdays in the Brown Wing (near the high school) from 10:30am-12:30pm. Childcare provided upon request. (firstname.lastname@example.com) November 2nd-Dani and Rula Mouawad-"Inflammation and Anthroposophical Remedies" and "Winter Preparedness-Infection Prevention with Vaccine Controversies" December 7th-Leah Gibbons-"Strengthen your body for the winter months with whole foods nutrition and natural immune system boosters". Also, healthy holiday recipes. January 11th-Dennis DeJianne-"Inner Smile: Internal Alchemy of Self Acknowledgement, Self Acceptance, Self Love" February 8th-Tina Stevens-"Hidden Toxin in your Environment" March 1st-Shoshanna DiBetta-"Balance your life with Ayurveda" April 5th –Mark Mead- "Using Nutrition to Bolster Your Mood, Attention, Focus and Memory" May 3rd-Dani Mouawad-"Anthroposophical Remedies" For more information contact email@example.com


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For instance, one reader recently e-mailed us asking how a retailer can determine if offering free shipping during the holidays will pay off. How much will conversion go up, he asked? And will it stay up, or will it fall back to what it was as customers come to expect that they won't be charged for shipping? It's an excellent question, and one we'll attempt to answer in the October issue of Internet Retailer magazine—in time for readers to apply the lessons during this holiday season.
Others have used the Comment box under each story to ask questions that were not answered in the original story. Whenever that happens, we try to find the answer and add it to the story. We also post our own comment pointing out that we've responded to the question. In other cases, readers add their own insights to a story, enriching the information we provided. For example, when we wrote a story quoting an e-commerce technology provider as saying it had added mobile commerce features at no charge, a reader pointed out that retailers that choose to use the new m-commerce features are charged additional fees.
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2013 itineraries aboard this luxury cruise ship begin with three 10-day South African cruises that sail roundtrip from Cape Town before exploring the lesser known west coast of Africa and arriving for an extended season in the Mediterranean. Of special note, the 23 May cruise from Barcelona to Rome will include 3 days in Monte Carlo for the Grand Prix. Following a November hiatus for refurbishments, Silver Wind sails back down Africa's west coast, sporting her newly updated interiors, just in time for a 14-day holiday cruise roundtrip from Cape Town to finish the year.
This luxury cruise ship greets the 2014 New Year with a series of South Africa sailings roundtrip from Cape Town then follows Africa's western coast arriving with the springtime temperatures in the Mediterranean. Classic destinations from Barcelona and Rome to Venice and Monte Carlo fill Silver Wind's calendar through October until the allure of Asia beckons and Silver Wind heeds the call.


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- A generously fruity and softly rounded Italian red, with juicy flavours of red plum and strawberry combined with hints of toasted nuts and raisins.
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My neighbor, Steve Jobs, has been in the news lately. The talk of the town is the recent announcement he will be stepping aside to let other seeds grow at Apple. The business press, the general press, the blogosphere, and just about everybody else has waxed poetic about the "greatest CEO of all time" saying that this "boy wonder" has shaped the very nature of our lives with his genius.
It's all true, but here in Palo Alto, Steve Jobs isn't just an icon, he's also the guy who lives down the street.
I first met Steve (does anyone call him Mr. Jobs anymore?) years ago at a backyard pool party. I was so flummoxed by the off chance I was breathing in his DNA, I could barely say a word. I am sure I made a winning first impression as I stumbled over my own name when we were introduced.
I watched as he swam in the pool with his son. He seemed like a regular guy, a good dad having fun with his kids.
The next time I met him was when our children attended school together. He sat in on back-to-school night listening to the teacher drone on about the value of education (wait, isn't he one of those high-tech gods who didn't even graduate from college?) while the rest of us sat around pretending having Steve Jobs in the room was totally normal.
Not long after, I saw Steve as I was running in our neighborhood. He was deep in conversation with a younger version of himself—his very own mini-me in jeans, black T-shirt, and wire-rimmed glasses. I must have looked like an idiot as I tripped over a crack in the pavement trying to give them wide berth.
It was at Halloween not long after when I realized he actually knew my name (yes, my name!). He and his wife put on a darn scary haunted house (to be specific, a haunted garden). He was sitting on the walkway, dressed like Frankenstein. As I walked by with my son, Steve smiled and said, "Hi Lisen." My son thought I was the coolest mom in town when he realized The Steve Jobs knew me.
Thanks for the coolness points, Steve.
From then on, when I saw him holding his executive meetings in our neighborhood, I didn't hesitate to smile and say hi. Steve always returned the favor, proving he may be a genius, but he is also a good neighbor.
In time, things changed. The walks were less frequent, the gait slower, the smile not so ready. Earlier this year, when I saw Steve and his wife walking down our street holding hands, I knew something was different. Now, so does the rest of the world.
While Newsweek and the Wall Street Journal and CNET continue to drone on about the impact of the Steve Jobs era, I won't be pondering the MacBook Air I write on or the iPhone I talk on. I will think of the day I saw him at his son's high school graduation. There Steve stood, tears streaming down his cheeks, his smile wide and proud, as his son received his diploma and walked on into his own bright future, leaving behind a good man and a good father who can be sure of the rightness of this, perhaps his most important legacy of all.
Steve Jobs passed away Wednesday, October 5, 2011. Palo Alto Patch has opened a tribute page for him, .


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"The More Things Change. . ."
Mar 09, 2012 by Craig Blomberg | 1 Comments
"But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned" (1 Cor. 2:14 KJV) The preacher is describing the person without the Spirit of God, the category of persons that ... [More]


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Real Avid Revelation LED Lighted Fixed Blade Hunting Knife 4" Drop Point 440 Stainless Steel Blade Rubberized Handle Black
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The patent pending Real Avid Revelation Knife is designed to make it safer and easier to field dress big game in the dark. The Revelation features two water sealed LED bulbs that focus light around the cutting area of the blade. Constructed from performance proven 440 stainless steel this knife is razor sharp right out of the box, and comes in a satin finish or black titanium nitride coated for increased surface hardness and corrosion resistance. The handle is coated in soft touch rubber for sure grip. Water sealed, recessed rubber switch. Includes 3 sets of LR754 6V Alkaline button style batteries.
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Dayton U37 Portable Electric Convection Heater With 5,120 BTU's
- Offers 2 Power Settings for Effective Heating and 20 Gauge Steel Construction for Durability
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Keep warm this winter with the Dayton U37 portable electric convection heater! It boasts a high quality design and construction that makes it ideal for use in your home or workplace. This heater offers up to 5120 BTUs and 1500 watts of warmth, which make it perfect for heating spaces up to 150 square feet. With its high-performance design, it's perfect for heating a garage, workshop and much more!
Heavy Duty Construction
Enjoy many years of use with this Dayton convection heater. It boasts a 20 gauge steel construction, which offers rugged durability and added peace of mind.
Safety Features
The Dayton U37 heater comes with built-in features that help ensure you are safe while you heat your space. It includes auto overheat shut off protection and a thermal safety switch.
Year Round Use
This electric garage heater comes with two dial controls that allow you to quickly adjust the settings to the perfect temperature. As an added bonus, the heater comes with two heat settings and a fan only setting. This means you can use the heater to keep warm in the winter and help keep you cool in the summer by circulating the air throughout your garage or workshop.
Portable Design
The Dayton U37 electric heater boasts a conveniently portable design. It's incredibly light and comes with a carrying handle. It also includes an extra-long 72" cord, which allows you to easily place your heater where you need it most.
- Model: U37
- Product Type: Electric Heater
- Product Dimensions: L: 5.50" x W: 4.25" x H: 6.00"
- Product Weight: 4.87 lbs.
- Product Color: Black
- Application: Provides heating for your personal space
- Type: Space Heater
- Warranty: 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty
- Fuel Type: Electric
- Voltage: 120 volts
- Coverage Area: 150 square feet
- Watts: 1500 watts
- Amps: 12.5 amps
- Frequency: 60 Hz
- Heating Capacity: 5000 BTUs
- Heating Method: Convection , Fan-Forced
- Number of Heat Settings: 2
- Fan Only Function: Yes
- Built-In Thermostat: Yes
- Thermostat Type: Dial
- Automatic Shut-Off: Yes
- Tip Over Switch: No
- Power Indicator Light: Yes
- Carrying Handle: Yes
- Oscillation: No
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- Air Purification: No
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- Wall Mountable: No
- Boasts an excellent BTU ratings for top-of-the-line effectiveness
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Portland makes it easy to find great secondhand clothes
Finding clothes at secondhand stores and clothing swaps is a great way to save money and help teach kids about the value of resourceful living. Local resources such as sewing classes, cobblers and tailors can help you repair (rather than retire) garments with small tears, missing buttons and broken zippers. Check out these resources for more ways to keep your kids in style without breaking the bank.
Plan ahead
Kids grow fast! Keep a record of how much you spend, and remember you can't squeeze your toddler into that expensive jumper you bought them as a baby. More tips over at WikiHow.
Share resources
Give, receive and trade goods within your own community at "swap and play" spaces around town. Find more ways to connect and share with other families.
Reuse and resale
Get great deals in good style from local resale and consignment stores like All About Kids, Baby to Baby, Beanstalk, Daisies and Dinos, Sweetpea's Resale and Consignment and The Children's Exchange.
Both Bella Stella and Hoot-n-Annie offer new and gently used children's and maternity clothing. Piccolina has two locations to find clothing, toys, strollers, swings, bedding, slings and carriers.
Second to None is a community-based consignment boutique that supports handcrafters, local companies and children's programs.
Chinook Book contains coupons, maps, tips and more, in print and mobile versions (great for parents on the go!).
Where do you go to Be Resourceful? Share your favorite Portland community resource.
The City does not endorse or assume responsibility for businesses, companies or organizations listed by the Be Resourceful program.


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Pity the fool who won't wear these boots! Complete your Joker or Jester costume with this fantastic pair of black and white men's jester boots, complete with a curled toe and bells. May it please the court - let's all do the hokey-poky!
- The men's white and black Jester boots have curled toes and bells that jingle when you walk. The ankle-high two-tone boots shoes come with black laces.
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George Stevens' Talk of the Town is a quick-witted comedy driven by wonderful performances by Cary Grant, Ronald Colman and Jean Arthur. Michael Lightcap (Colman) is a stuffy law professor in line to a Supreme Court appointment, who is spending the summer at the house of schoolteacher Nora Shelley (Arthur). But Lightcap is not the only guest at the house. Shelley has also let Leopold Dilg (Grant)--a man who had recently escaped from prison, where he was serving a sentence for false accusations of...more
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Louisiana State Loan Repayment Program
The purpose of the Louisiana State Loan Repayment Program is to encourage primary care practitioners to serve in health professional shortage areas (HPSAs). For the purpose of recruitment under this program, eligible primary care practitioners include those who are specialty board certified or have completed a residency in family practice, osteopathic general practice, obstetrics/gynecology, internal medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry, or dentistry. Mid-levels include physician assistants, advanced nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives. The mission of the program is to alleviate, and ultimately overcome, Louisiana's problem of a substantial mal-distribution of primary care health professionals in rural and inner city areas.
To enhance the provision of the health care services, the program will repay governmental or commercial educational loans obtained by the practitioner. Physicians and dentists can receive up to $30,000 annually for a three (3) year initial commitment. Other professionals can receive up to $15,000 annually for a three (3) year initial commitment.
Participants who complete their original commitment, remain in an eligible site in a health professional shortage area, still have educational loans to repay and have been compliant with all requirements may be able to extend their commitment for a 2-year extension for $24,000.
NOTE: The appliication period witll open May 1, 2013 and we will accept applications through July 31, 2013. If incomplete application packets are submitted, they will not be considered.
State Loan Repayment Program Resources:
For additional information, contact:
Beth Butler
Program Coordinator
Bureau of Primary Care and Rural Health
Louisiana Department of of Health & Hospitals' Office of Public Health
Physical Address: 628 North 4th Street, 8th Floor, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3118, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3118
Phone: (225) 342-4702
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NEW YORK, Jan. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Oil and Gas Field Services Industry (U.S.): Analytics, Extensive Financial benchmarks, Metrics and Revenue Forecasts to 2020, NAIC 213112
Vital industry-specific data including metrics, benchmarks, historic numbers, growth rates and forecasts that will save countless hours of research.
Core Benefits to Customer:
1) Comprehensive overview of an industry's financial results, ratios, vital statistics and metrics in one package
2) Complete benchmarking of the industry and its top companies
3) Deep industry and company financials
This Plunkett Analytics Report Features:
1) Historical data2) Revenue forecasts, growth rates and CAGR3) Operating ratios 4) Complete data for benchmarking a company to its industry and to specific leading companies5) Benchmarking this industry to all U.S. industries6) Deep profiles and financial histories/operating ratios for up to ten top U.S.-based companies
Pages: 63
Statistical Tables Provided: 33
Charts Provided: 21
Geographic: US
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Similar reports are available from Plunkett Research for nearly all U.S. industries.
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Key Data:
Industry Summary
• Revenues historical through 2013• Revenues projected through 2020• Employee Count 2007-2013• Annual Growth Rate 2013• CAGR 2005 through 2013• CAGR 2013 through 2020• Top U.S. Companies
Employment and Establishments
• Number of Firms 2007-2013
• Number of Establishments 2007-2013
• Employees, 2007-2013
• Average Annual Sales per Firm & per Establishment 2007-2013
• Sales per Employee
Average Annual Operating Ratios
• Revenue Compared to All Industries• Expenses Compared to All Industries• Profits & Income Taxes Compared to All Industries
This Industry Compared to All Industries
• Comparison of Revenues, Profits and Taxes to All Industries
Industry Results, Publicly-Held Companies (U.S.), Average for all Companies
• Industry Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement, 2007-2012
Top Companies Profiled & Ranked
In-Depth Profiles, Financial Reports, Ranks & Executive Lists for Top U.S.-Based Corporations
Top Companies Ranked
• Market Capitalization 2013
• Employees
• Revenue
• Net Income
• 3-Year Revenue Growth
• 3-Year Income Growth
• Return on Assets
• Return on Equity
• Return on Invested Capital
List of Leading (Public and Private) Companies
Comparison of Individual Top Publicly-Held Companies to Industry Averages, 2012 • Income Statements. Balance Sheets and Cash Flow StatementsCompanies Profiled:• Schlumberger Limited • Halliburton Company • Baker Hughes Inc • Superior Energy Services Inc • Oil States International Inc • Exterran Holdings Inc • Oceaneering International Inc • Arctic Slope Regional Corp • RPC Inc • Basic Energy Services Inc
Core Benefits to Customer:
• Comprehensive overview of an industry's financial results, ratios, vital metrics in one package• Benchmarking of:• a) deep financials of each of the leading companies• b) financial averages for all companies • c) this industry's ratios to all other industries.• Historical revenues, enterprises and sales per employee• Current and forecast revenues and CAGR to 2020• Profiles of leading companies
Industry Description for this NAIC Code
• Types of business activities
Industry Summary, Current Data
• Revenues 2013• Revenue forecast to 2020 with CAGR• Historical revenues and CAGR• CAGR, historic, through 2013• Top U.S. companies, by revenues• Employment, 2013 and historic
Employment and Establishments
• Number of firms and establishments, 2007-2013
• Employees, 2007-2013, with growth rates
• Average annual sales per firm & per establishment, 2007-2013
• Annual sales per employee, 2007-2013
Industry Financial Data, U.S., With Revenue Projections to 2020
Revenues, Historical and Projected • Historical revenues & annual growth rates, 2005-2012• Projected revenues & annual growth rates, 2013-2020
Average Annual Operating Ratio Estimates, Current
• Income items, expenses, profits and taxes as a percent of total revenues for this industry compared to all industries
This Industry Compared to All Industries, Current
• Comparison of revenues for all U.S. companies within this industry to all industries• Comparison of EBITDA, profits & income taxes for all companies within this industry to all industries
Industry Results, Publicly-Held Companies
• Income statement averages, 2007-2012
• All income statement items, including, cost of sales, SGA, R&D, salaries and wages, EBITDA, with ratios
• Chart showing key expenses as a percent of revenues
• Balance sheet averages, 2007-2012
• All items, including property plant and equipment, accumulated depreciation, goodwill, long term debt, including ratios
• Cash flow averages, 2007-2012
• All cash flow items
Top Companies Profiled & Ranked
In-depth profiles, financial reports, ranks & executive lists for up to 10 top U.S.-based corporations
Top Companies Ranked
Company ranks:
• Approximate market capitalization 2013
• Employees
• Revenues
• Net income
• 3-Year revenue growth (%)
• 3-Year income growth (%)
• Return on assets (%)
• Return on equity (%)
• Return on invested capital (%)
Companies Used in Creating This Study
Alphabetical list of leading companies, with details
Comparison of Top Publicly-Held Companies to Industry Averages, 2012
• Income statements, balance sheets and cash flow statements for each of the top companies compared to the overall industry average
Top Companies, Profiles and Financials
• Contact information, executive lists• Business descriptions• Key financial data for 6 years• Brands and divisions• Top salaries• Corporate culture• Charts comparing revenues vs. net income
Appendix: Assumptions
• U.S. GDP Growth and Forecasts, 2011-2020
• Monthly U.S. Crude Oil Production & Net Imports: 1994-November 2014
• U.S. Crude Oil Production and Forecast, 2004-2020
• West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil Spot Prices and Forecasts, 2004-2020
• U.S. Natural Gas Production and Forecast, 2004-2020
• U.S. Natural Gas Henry Hub Spot Price and Forecast, 2004-2020
Data Description and SourcesCompanies Mentioned
• Schlumberger Limited• Halliburton Company
• Baker Hughes Inc
• Superior Energy Services Inc
• Oil States International Inc
• Exterran Holdings Inc
• Oceaneering International Inc
• Arctic Slope Regional Corp
• RPC Inc
• Basic Energy Services Inc
To order this report: Oil and Gas Field Services Industry (U.S.): Analytics, Extensive Financial Benchmarks, Metrics and Revenue Forecasts to 2020, NAIC 213112 http://www.reportlinker.com/p01661958/Oil-and-Gas-Field-Services-Industry-US-Analytics-Extensive-Financial-Benchmarks-Metrics-and-Revenue-Forecasts-to-2020-NAIC-213112.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=Oil_and_Gas_energy
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Phone: 278-0560
Fax: 278-0569
Effective August 2011, Bermuda's residential TAG (Tin, Aluminum and Glass) Blue Bag Recycling collection schedule changed. Click here for the updated 2014 Garbage and Recycling Schedule.
TAG will be collected every other week on Thursday in the west end and Friday in the east end.
Welcome to the Waste Management Portal! The Waste Management Section is responsible for the safe disposal of all household and commercial waste and recycling in Bermuda.
Waste Management collects garbage and recyclables from residents (excluding the cities of Hamilton and St. George's). Garbage is taken to the Tynes Bay Waste To Energy Facility and recyclables are taken to the Material Recovery Facility (MRF) for processing and either shipping abroad or use on island.
The Waste Management Section is also responsible for the operation of the Airport facility where bulky metal waste is used for land-fill. There is also a free bulky waste collection service for residents who have large household items to dispose of that is by appointment only.
The Section also has responsibility for the processing of special waste, both household amounts and commercially generated waste. The special waste is shipped off the island for reprocessing and/or disposal.
Composting the island's horticulture waste, some food waste and animal carcasses is also the responsibility of the Waste Management Section and this is done at the Marsh Folly Composting Facility.
The Section is also responsible for the public awareness of waste management issues and enforcement of the newly revised Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011.
Collection Schedule for Residential Waste
West end residential waste is collected on Monday and Thursday.West end: All areas of Sandys, Southampton, Warwick and Paget Parishes, and Tee Street and Kent Avenue Devonshire. East end residential waste is collected on Tuesday and Friday.East end: All areas of St. George, Hamilton Parish, Smith's, Pembroke and Devonshire, excluding Tee Street and Kent Avenue.Place garbage out in lidded bins or plastic bags by 7:30 a.m. on your day of collection. Please no paper bags - they fall apart!
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Current Events
E-Waste Recycling Days 2014 - March 8th, July 12th, November 22nd, 2014
Special Waste Drop Off Days 2014 - May 16th and 17th, November 7th and 8th, 2014


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Halloween Costumes
Kids Costumes / Boys Costumes / Toddler Costumes / FDNY Fireman Toddler Costume
FDNY Fireman Toddler Costume
Item# 01171677
Salute the mighty men who race into smouldering skyscrapers, brave flames and fearsome heights, all to keep New York city safe. The FDNY toddler's costume includes a jacket, pants and firemen's helmet; let your little one wear it with pride.
- The FDNY Fireman toddler costume consists of a black jacket, matching pants and a fire helmet
- Materials/ Fabrics- Polyester
- Wash/Care Instructions- Hand wash. Line dry. Do not bleach.
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nice design, but missing pieces!
Authentic Looking, Comfortable, Cute, Fits Well
Incomplete, Missing Helmet
Best Uses:
Costume Party, Just For Fun, Trick Or Treating
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Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Comments about FDNY Fireman Toddler Costume:
After 4 1/2 weeks of waiting we finally got the costume and the actual costume fits great and is very authentic, but it was missing the helmet. It was very difficult to get in touch with a customer service representative. Once I finally did speak with someone they said they would send it in the mail. That was over a week ago and still no helmet. We are four days away from Halloween. Hopefully it gets here in time or my son will be really upset and I will not be shopping with Spirit anymore.
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