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Cam Newton probably could've bought everybody in his class a donut shop, but he settled for not saddling any of his new schoolmates with the burdens of operating a small business:
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With spring comes hopes of revival. This week, signs of new growth abound, not just in the daffodils and tulips, but in the job market as well.
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Mon., Apr. 5 -- ProLango Career Mixer. This popular monthly professional networking event, hosted by ProLango Consulting, offers the chance to speak with recruiters from a variety of local companies in a relaxed atmosphere. A no-host bar with drink discounts is included. Where: Maggiano's Little Italy, Bellevue. When: 6 to 9 p.m. Cost: Free, with optional $5 buffet.
Wed., Apr. 7 -- Eastside Women In Business April Luncheon. Enjoy lunch and mingle with some of the region's top entrepreneurs while hearing the presentation, "Powerful Internet Marketing Tools On A Small Business Budget," by Elizabeth Tackett, of Tackett Internet Marketing. Where: The Loft at Russell's Restaurant, Bothell. When: 12:30 to 2:15 p.m. Cost: $27; RSVP required.
Thurs., Apr. 8 - The Eastside Connection. This professional networking group, organized by Dan Edwards, meets every Thursday with the sole purpose of giving its members highly qualified referrals. Only one person from each professional specialty is allowed in each chapter. Where: South Bellevue Community Center, Bellevue. When: 7:30 to 9 a.m. Cost: Free with membership.
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First some stats: TOP Florida - 39:48 Toledo - 20:12 Plays Florida - 70 Toledo - 54 Rushing Yards Florida - 262 - 5.5 YPC Toledo - 50 - 3.1 YPC 3rd down: Florida - 6-12 Toledo - 1-13 Muschamp put it all together for me in his post game press conference. He was worried about Toledo's offense, especially given that UF was down 2 DL in the rotation, missing his MLB, and his starter at corner. Given that, he wanted to control the clock and keep his defense off the field. They took a few shots downfield, but purposefully played it conservative to avoid having the D on the field and it showed. That is why UF was in complete control of the game from start to finish and they were never in any danger of losing the game. Florida was efficient on offense in the first half, converted 50% of their third downs on the day, and most passes were right on the money and well timed, and Driskel would have had some sick stats on the day if not for a couple of drops, especially the one by Patton. The only real concern that I had was again, pass protection on longer pass plays, which broke down on 2 of the 4 attempted longer pass plays that were called (that I noticed). The fact that both ended up making it to Driskel AND getting the ball on the ground was very concerning and they need to clean that up. Also, I know it was crazy hot out there yesterday, but the team can't come out flat like that in the 3rd quarter, which was evident. 2 3 and outs against an offense like that could have been catastrophic, and that was the one point in the game where I was even just a little concerned. One last concern was that Florida only had three drives over 50 yards, but that is somewhat mitigated by the fact that Florida dominated the starting field position for most of the game. Special teams played well. I don't know if those kickoffs to the 10 were on purpose, but that was the only worry on ST. Christy wasn't putting a lot of power into his punts, and I believe that was because they did not want to give Reedy too much room to operate, although i can't say for sure. But coverage was great all day. Roberson is going to break one for a TD this year, and his 72 yards on returns really helped with field position all day (average starting FP was the 36 yard line). Penalties were a little worrisome, and the DL needs to be coached up to watch for little tricks like that from centers, which aren't uncommon. The substitution penalty on the punt was on the refs, they didn't clearly declare play was ready. All in all, I thought it was a good game, and I like what I saw. UF looks like a better all around team than last year.
My biggest concern is fg kicking and penaltys. Other than that, we looked good today and JD looked very poised.
The flat start in the 3rd was frustrating but not too surprising the way we were controlling the game in the first half. The silly controllable penalties and protection misses need to get cleaned up. Overall a good first game, though. I'm really looking forward to getting the whole team back, seeing Jones at RB, and Morrison, Ball and RoPo together at LB, with Taylor rotating in. Ball looked really good fir his first playing time inside. He addresses one of my concerns with this defense - LBs in coverage.
Can't disagree with any of your points, Slayer. With Halapio out the first two weeks and Green gone for the year, it occurred to me yesterday that we had four new starters on the offensive line. Even though two of them had prior starting experience elsewhere, it will still take some time to gel. But part of our problem in pass protection is still the lack of receiver separation. The sooner the freshmen can came along, the better on that score.
Special team was a concern for me. That missed field goal was bad. We need a better person for Kick off return IMO. I dont know what was up with those punts either. The other major concern was all of those unnecessary penalties
First game jitters for the kicker. I think the D will be fine with everyone back on board. The O line is the one issue that needs to come together soon. The running backs are awesome-every one of them. We need another TE to step up to play in a two TE set. This can be a very special team.
A legit dual threat TE would add a lot to this offense. Agree with others on needing the kicker to be solid. Hopefully just jitters as you say. Also agree this can be a special team. Looking forward to next Saturday.
Yeah, the kicking game, i forgot to mention, he was 1-2, and made his PAT's. Sturgis would sometime miss under 40 as well, it happens. I won't worry about the kicker until we have a bigger sample size. I was a little worried about the punts, but again, until I see a bigger sample size I won't worry. it's hard to know if it was strategic or a weak leg. Also coverage was good on KO and Punt teams.
Good point. it's true we had a lot of new faces on offense yesterday. I really do think the offense is going to be better this year.
Driskel was efficient, and didn't really utilize his greatest strength- running the ball. His two fumbles are concerning, though. On one he seemed to look right at the player coming free, then proceeded to hold the ball and stand flat footed before being sacked and fumbling.
They were pulling us off-sides on several plays too. Did you notice the Toledo center was jerking his left arm up in a quick motion before he snapped the ball with his right? It pulled us offsides a few times.
Brown should have picked up that block - that's what JD expected to happen, so he was going through his progressions trying to make a play. Can't ding him for that. Holding the ball higher and tighter to his head is something we probably want to see though.
Muschamp said after the game that we had a lot of read stuff in the plan, but Driskel wasn't supposed to take his option. I suspect that was to make Miami commit to the back so Driskel could take off. At any rate, he said Driskel ran more than he should have and you can tell he was a little hesitant in the open field because he wasn't supposed to be running. I expect some of the zone reads and even sprint option stuff will be an important change up for us this year when teams start run blitzing on early downs. I can't seem to remember many instances of Driskel losing the ball in the pocket last year, but my memory could be failing me. That leads me to believe the lost handles were anomalies resulting from his first encounter with pressure this year and not a mechanics issue.


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Thank you for all the replies to my query regarding Ancient Hebrew and Greek Swadesh lists. In summary: *** Alice Faber wrote that "Chaim Rabin had a Swadesh list for Hebrew and related languages in his 1975 paper 'Lexicostatistics and the Internal Divisions of Semitic', in the volume Hamito- Semitica, edited by James and Theodora Bynon, Mouton (pp. 85-102)" *** Israel Cohen listed a number of searchable online Hebrew and Greek sites based on Strong's numbers: These are: http://www.Crosswalk.com (or bible.crosswalk.com/Lexicons/Hebrew if you know the number). Words with no hyperlink cannot be directly lined to the interlinearised bible Here: http:// bible.crosswalk.com/InterlinearBible/ http://www.htmlbible.com/sacrednamebiblecom/ kjvstrongs/STRINDEX.htm http://www.eliyah.com/lexicon.html - searchable by Hebrew, Greek or English word http://www.studylight.org/lex/heb/ http://www.accordancebible.com/modules/details.php?ID=127 http://www.tgm.org/bible.htm http://www.blueletterbible.org/search.html http://www.bitsbytescomputer.com/store/customer/product.php? productid=6914&cat=100&page=1 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BPMaps/ - Phoenician body part terms inferred from the Hermes and Aphrodite anthropomorphic maps at the BPMaps website *** Dr Ghil`ad Zuckermann has compiled a Hebrew Swadesh 100 list *** Of all these I would recommend http://www.eliyah.com/lexicon.html as the best online resource. There is no advertising so the pages load very quickly and the glosses are good. I am in the process of compiling Hebrew and Greek Swadesh 200 lists based on Robert Blust's system. I can make it available upon request in the form of a fairly primitive excel spreadsheet. Thanks again, Piers Kelly. |
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The founder and director of "Critter Tales" will bring some of her animal friends into the Pioneer Library System's Summer Reading Program this July. The program comes to the Blanchard Public Library at 10:30 a.m. Friday, July 13.
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Sausage and Egg Grits Recipe
I always mix my sausage, grits and eggs together so I thought it would be great to make a casserole that did the same. It's loaded with downhome flavor without using any butter! —Jeannine Quiller, Raleigh, North Carolina
- 4 ounces breakfast turkey sausage links, casings removed
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- 1-1/4 cups whole milk, divided
- 3 cups water
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup quick-cooking grits
- 3/4 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese, divided
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Crumble sausage into a large skillet; cook over medium heat until no longer pink. Remove to paper towels with a slotted spoon. Whisk egg substitute and 1/4 cup milk; add to same skillet. Cook and stir until set; remove from the heat.
- Meanwhile, in a Dutch oven, bring water, salt and remaining milk to a boil. Slowly stir in grits. Reduce heat; cook and stir for 5-7 minutes or until thickened.
- Stir in half of the cheese. Add the sausage, eggs, green onions and pepper; heat through. Serve in bowls; sprinkle with remaining cheese. Yield: 6 servings.
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Interesting point.
I can see how people would want to do copy the competition. However I think this is a mistake.
I have had more success just following my plan and not even worrying about where the competition is getting links.
Remember you'll always need new market traffic anyway.
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One of My Friend Just go to Alexa see the Competitors back links and try to copy them all
I know this is the bad habit but many follow this strategy
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articles are very interesting for me, I hope always to get the information from this web, so making new knowledge, thanks be to provide information, become more attractive. hopefully always update to the article
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Matthew 1:20 but while he pondered on these things, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, Joseph, son of David, fear not to take to thee Mary, thy wife, for that which is begotten in her is of the Holy Spirit. (DBY)
Luke 2:19 But Mary kept all these things, and pondered them in her heart. (KJV WBS NIV)
Job 32:11 "Behold, I waited for your words, and I listened for your reasoning, while you searched out what to say. (See NAS)
Psalms 73:16 When I thought how I might know this, It was too painful for me; (See JPS NAS)
Psalms 75:3 Melted is the earth and all its inhabitants, I -- I have pondered its pillars. Selah. (YLT)
Psalms 77:5 I have considered the days of old, The years of ancient times. (See JPS)
Psalms 111:2 Yahweh's works are great, pondered by all those who delight in them. (WEB NIV)
Ecclesiastes 12:9 Further, because the Preacher was wise, he still taught the people knowledge. Yes, he pondered, sought out, and set in order many proverbs. (WEB JPS ASV DBY NAS NIV)
Isaiah 57:11 And of whom were you in fear, so that you were false, and did not keep me in mind, or give thought to it? Have I not been quiet, keeping myself secret, and so you were not in fear of me? (See NIV)
Ezekiel 18:25 And ye have said, Not pondered is the way of the Lord. Hear, I pray you, O house of Israel, My way -- is it not pondered? Are not your ways unpondered? (YLT)
Ezekiel 18:29 And the house of Israel have said, Not pondered is the way of the Lord, My ways -- are they not pondered? O house of Israel -- are not your ways unpondered? (YLT)
Ezekiel 33:17 And the sons of thy people have said: The way of the Lord is not pondered, As to them -- their way is not pondered. (YLT)
Ezekiel 33:20 And ye have said: The way of the Lord is not pondered, Each according to his ways do I judge you, O house of Israel.' (YLT)


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Have had highlights twice - both times Gemma coloured my hair giving useful advice on both the colours that would suit me and aftercare for my hair. Conditioning/moisturising treatment also sorted out my ends until I could get it cut again. I've also had a number of beauty treatments here - including eyebrows and waxing treatments. Again, staff were friendly, gave good advice and were kind enough to squeeze me in for a last minute appointment when they knew I had a wedding to go to. Would definitely recommend this salon.
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Sunday, December 8, 2013
At long last... Wedding Photos!
I'm so stoked to share a few of my favorite wedding photos with you all, after a good four and a half months! Ha. Forgive me! (To see more of my favorite photos check out my Flickr stream.) Our amazing photographer, the lovely Anja Verdugo (of Clever Nettle and ANN-YA fame) has recently been building her new wedding photography company, Wild Hearts. And I have to say, I cannot sing her praises more. Herself and her partner in crime, Rachel Rilkoff were the most incredible, fun, professional duo to have behind the lens - and they really captured the beauty of the day. THANKS TO THE MAX.
So... I have a lot of complicated things to say about weddings in general, but to be honest... after writing a bunch of papers I just don't have it in me right now! If you're interested in hearing my thoughts on how to balance your values and expectations while resisting/navigating the insanity of the wedding industrial complex drop me a line! :) I will say this: I realize that in posting these images, I am reinforcing a certain dominant standard in the world of "weddings". A heterosexual couple, a white dress, multiple DIY details (which implies the leisure time to put these together), a certain budget, a beautiful location. In many ways we were very fortunate (for example, we got our venue, photography and my dress essentially for free, along with a random horsie visitor to take photos with!) - and in many ways we are privileged (we are white, we are heterosexual, our decision to marry was not challenged, policed or denied). However, I also believe it is possible to wrestle with this dominant standard, while on some level being complicit in it. There is value and worth in marriage as a statement and as a commitment, and as a recognition of a beautiful partnership. I also believe that marriage (and weddings as a potential symbol of marriage) may look and feel different for many different people. And that every person, regardless of sexual orientation or any other factor, has the right to express this commitment and have their marriage recognized.
On a practical note, our budget for this thing was small, and we needed to do most of it ourselves. This involved a bunch of thrifting, months of prep, and LOTS of help from lovely friends. For me, it was well worth it. I reveled in the creativity and drive that it allowed me to express. But I can see how this wouldn't be worth it for many - and that is a-ok. This thing would have been just as meaningful as if we had done it around plastic lawn chairs in our backyard, however the pride I felt in executing such a number gave it an extra special significance. The fact that we pulled it off with the help of our incredible and selfless friends and family made it even better.
My dress was made by the fabulous and talented Victoria Jago, my beloved designer buddy, with embroidery done by my talented textile artist friend Amanda Haw. The wedding was on Salt Spring Island in my home province of British Columbia - the most magical and effervescent place. All of the people we interacted with on the island were of a rare and beautifully generous kind (case in point: our gorgeous venue was offered to us for free from two complete and total strangers). I wore a locket that was given to my Grandma when she was a girl, it has her maiden initials carved on it, and contains photographs of her mother and father.
...So much love, such good memories.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
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I've been Polyvorin up a storm lately, such a fun way to fantasize about all the rad outfits one could wear. In my absence over the crazy exam days to come, feel free to check out the ensembles I've pieced together!
Thursday, October 31, 2013
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Friday, October 25, 2013
At Long Last.
Hopefully just in time to counteract the autumn blues.... here's a photo dump from our Hawaiian honeymoon! Wow, it's been a while. I'm sorry for ignoring you. However I just haven't felt the need to document life on this here forum for a while. I suppose because life just seemed to be happening so intensely and on such a grand scale that talking about it more seemed both redundant and cumbersome. Things have calmed down however, and the satisfaction that comes from publicly musing, growing and sharing with you all is now back.
The honeymoon was both beautiful and, at times, overwhelming. We were still on an absolute social high from our wedding, from seeing all our beautiful friends and family in one place, from feeling loved and supported... and then we escaped. To a beautiful and sometimes troubling place. A place filled with the evidence of colonialism and consumerism... areas of which had been tailored over time to provide outsiders like us with a sense of awe and relaxation. Which it definitely succeeded at doing. We will remember our time there fondly - I loved the Maui sunsets, the Kaua'i jungles. Yet a sense of our immense privilege as white, heteronormative "honeymooners" was definitely present as we engaged with Hawaii through the lens of the tourist industry. The weirdest moment of the trip was definitely when we agreed to hear a timeshare presentation as a way to get a discount on Luau tickets.... 2 hours of being told we could afford timeshare vacation properties that we most definitely could not afford. American tourism, man. It's a whole other monster. That being said, we met some pretty rad people who were engaging with the tourism industry in interesting and creative ways. So... y'know. There was agency amidst the industry.
I really enjoyed exploring some of the shops on Kaua'i - a few really rad vintage spots that held many mumu's and straw hats of all varieties. Easy summer dressing was key: limited layers and curly mop-top hair. Can't go wrong!
Hope the sunny shots brought you some much-needed escapism, I know I'm definitely savouring the beauty as I'm sitting in my dank school library... :)
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Camping Love.
It's been a while. What can I say? Life got busy and beautiful and adventurous, and I got too busy living it to comprehensively document it. HOWEVER the documentation will happen - expect wedding and honeymoon photos to come! But for now, here are a bunch of photos from *the best* camping trip ever to tide you over. Who knew there was an incredible campsite on a clear fresh water lake just 1.5 hours away from Vancouver? That actually had multiple spots open during Labour Day weekend? Jackpot.
Hope you're all enjoying the last remnants of summer...
Sunday, July 14, 2013
(Pre-wedding) Summer Daze.
Thrifted, vintage hat
UO shorts and sandals
Thrited, vintage crochet top
Fieldguided tote
Sunglasses were a gift
Today was utterly beautiful... one of those obscenely gorgeous and mild Vancouver summer days. And although we are officially almost 5 days away from wedding timez, JB and I managed to remain relatively zen amidst wedding planning. Probably due to the gentle breeze and steady supply of greasy breakfasts. Also the fact that these shorts have an elastic waist (seriously folks, if you are ever stressed just break out the elastic waists - you will immediately feel more free and full of glorious self-love). Plus a good Blossom-inspired hat can't hurt nobody.
As far as wedding plans go, we have our epic to-do list that is slowly being whittled down... and I won't bore you with details. But suffice to say we have let go of ridiculous expectations and are trying to focus on simply having GT's with our BFFs. That's what it's all about!
If you're interested in following the wedding progression, check out my Instagram account @lhvintage. If not, see you on here in a few weeks with party pics and Hawaii highlights!
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Willow Knows (how to make a Wedding Scarf).
Willow Knows scarf
Joe Fresh crochet dress
Swedish Hasbeen sandals
Front & Co. earrings
I am so excited to introduce my lovely hand-dyed Willow Knows silk scarf from Need Supply Co! This is a true beauty that I'm so excited to be wearing on my upcoming wedding day. Which is in 32 DAYS HOLY CRAP.
As suspected, wedding stuff/summer beginning/new job has created a bit a lull on this ol' blog. And that lull may continue into July... but you can expect a substantial photo dump in early August! Including wedding goodies as well as snapshots from our adventures in Hawaii! Good lord I'm excited. And as always you can follow me on Instagram (@lionheartvintage) for (almost) daily visual tidbits.
Thank you all for your continued readership and support during this busy but exciting time!
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Dark Whelpling
Binds when used
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
Flutters about and spins around.
Wing flutter (constant); vocalizations (on-click)
This pet was formerly known as 'Tiny Black Whelpling'.
After Patch 4.0.3a this pet was added to multiple "dark" whelpling loot tables. Zones where this pet may be found off of the whelplingsinclude:
- Wetlands (lvl 20 - 25 zone)
- Dustwallow Marsh (lvl 35 - 40 zone)
- Badlands (lvl 44 - 48 zone)
- Burning Steppes (lvl 49 - 52 zone)
i got mine after 92 two kills i was in Lethlor Ravine in Badlands killing Scalding Whelps
The Dark Whelpling is a very versitile creature and a useful member of any pet team. It is a powerful combatant against Flying, Magic, Water, and other Dragons.
Perhaps the most useful aspect of the Dark Whelpling's moveset is that it has enough power to destroy another creature near outright, thus passing its racial benefit to damage over to the next unlucky foe.
A well-timed combo can instantly kill dragons such as Master Aki's in a single blow.
Found mine in Wetlands (62,50), dropped on only the 32nd Ebon Whelp! I was doing archeaology and decided to try for this guy and got 'em. Woot! Realm time: 16:47.
I have gotten 3 effing crimson whelps and still no dark whelp in the wetlands...
Wetlands, 70.3/45.6 - 276 kills, spent 4 hours and 36 minutes. 9:55pm PST....that doesnt include previous days attempts at both Wetlands and Badlands - just today's...first one I got, was easier getting the Emerald Whelpling....no crimson yet. I immediately tried to get a second one...nothing after 745 kills.
After about 3 hours of farming my first one dropped. After that I managed to collect 2 more in 3 days of casual farming (you know, the everlingering 'what if it drops again because maybe they like me' question)...it made me question the droprates!
I had just killed my second whelp to level up in my skinning profession and one of these dropped, I had no idea these were here but I feel really lucky that I have happened to get it :D
I had been searching for this pet for years, farming for hours on end, and still no luck. It dropped two days ago when I was leveling an alt in the Badlands - not even trying for it, just questing!
My advice would be to not farm and just make sure you level alts/professions and go for it that way. At least you can kill two birds with a stone like I did! =)
Got mine in the Burning Steppes last night. I just happened to be farming some mithril to level blacksmithing on an alt and one of the little dragons agro'd me from mining. Almost didn't even loot since I was expecting vendor trash. I was flipping out when I did loot.
Sweet, I got this fella after 101 kills. I found the best spot to farm is in Badlands. It's best to do it at night when no one is one. You have the field full of Scalding Whelps all to yourself.
Got this in Wetlands after nearly 500 kills. :)
Farmed this guy in Dustwallow Marsh killing Searing Whelps. Got one after about 50min... Decided to continue trying for a second one and got it after another 20min farming. Good luck!
Ebon Whelp in Wetlands drop this and Tiny Crimson Whelpling got my Dark Whelpling after only 230 kills (about 30 min) Ebon Whelp is compact and spawn really fast.
thought i would go and farm it for a bit in the badlands, from the comments i read here prepared myself for a good 1-2 hour grind at least. 3rd kill got it haha. and normally my luck sucks, happy with that.
So...another website said that it was a .18% chance of getting it from Nyxondra's Brood in Bad Lands. I figured that was about 1 in 555. I got myself ready for a long night (or multipule nights of farming) and I got it on my 18th kill...guess 18 is my lucky number for now.
I found this little beauty in AH for only 800g. It really felt like stealing but glad to have one :D Happy collecting, hunting, and buying ! :D
Love this guy as part of my team to beat Aki. Clouded Hedgehog, Dark Whelping and Efferescent Glowfly completed my team today.
I finally got mine after about 2 hours of killing Ebon Whelplings in the Wetlands, it is the best enemy to kill if you want both crimson and dark whelpling.
I found best area for me to farm was in the Badlands - the Scalding Whelplings in the area where you do Rhea's quests. I used the addon ''Bunny Hunter'' to track the progress of my kills. I had to kill 146 Whelpings (13.2%) to get it to drop - it took an 1 hour and 2 minutes so I consider myself very lucky. However I highly recommend that area as it is small and compact and the Whelplings respawn very fast!
Some one on the chat in feathermoon wanted an untamed whelpling for this, I didn't have one on hand per say but I swifty ran to the AH for one and only paid $1000g, then I traded for this little guy! Talk about a great deal!


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Ghana's economy is structured around the export of raw materials. We still export our gold, cocoa, fruits and our new found oil in their raw state. We cannot indefinitely rely on this structure and these exhaustible resources to grow our economy and modernise our country. Transforming the economy will mean instead of just exporting our natural resources and raw materials we will add value for higher revenue by industrialising and adding value. By industrialising our economy we will facilitate significant job creation by the private sector. Above all, we will ensure that the private sector is the real engine of growth that will create opportunity and jobs for all, whilst Government will provide the strategic leadership and enabling environment to make this transformation happen
In the next two decades, the population of West Africa is estimated to reach some 500 million people. We are fully committed to the ECOWAS integration project, for Ghana has the potential to be at the centre of economic activities for this vast regional market.
We will implement a trade policy that creates jobs. We have a tariff regime designed to maximise revenue but which in fact damages local industry and as a result Ghana's economy. The short-term revenue gains from such taxes are attained at the expense of long-term production and jobs. Consequently many of our SMEs are not in production and industry, where they can and should be. We will review tax laws to reduce costs of equipment and imported raw materials for manufacturing, health, ICT, real estate, etc. We will implement a trade policy that works for Ghana in creating jobs and is attractive and reassuring to the investor.
We will also focus on Commercial diplomacy to open up markets for our goods and services. We will transform the Tariff Advisory Board into an independent Ghana International Trade Commission to deal with unfair trade practices. We would implement measures to improve the efficiency of the ports and enhance revenue collection at the same time.
We will increase agricultural production and adding value to our products through agro processing. We will support and promoting our industries, especially small- and medium scale entrepreneurs and businesses to be competitive in import substitution and exports. We will implement policies for developing and adding value to our natural resources, including oil and gas, salt, gold, bauxite, iron ore, manganese and our agricultural products. We will promote high-value services, including penetration of ICT services, financial services, education, health and tourism, all for which Ghana is competitive.
We will encourage and support the pharmaceutical manufacturing in Ghana to make it the centre for the sub region and beyond.
The Agriculture sector lacks sophistication and is dominated by subsistence farmers. Approximately 3 million smallholder farmers with average farm sizes between 0.5-2 hectares currently produce 95% of the country's food crops. Further, as indicated by the Ministry for Food and Agriculture and AGRA, Ghana faces increasing food security challenges in the near future. This is due to the pervasively fragmented value chain, inefficiency and obsolete farming techniques and equipment in the sector. We will target development in all four of Ghana's breadbaskets to enhance productivity and production in selected food crops (maize and rice) and high value cash crops (horticultural products).
We shall adapt the integrated approach to the agricultural sector that we proposed and was executed under the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) project. This integrated approach recognizes that the transversal interventions or key constraints affecting the sector will have to be tackled simultaneously to produce a sustained result.
To modernize agriculture within the framework of structural transformation of the economy, we will take the following specific measures as well:
• Small Scale Farmers: We will encourage our small scale farmers to adopt new and improved agricultural technologies and seeds, mitigate their over-reliance on rain-fed agriculture through irrigation, provide them with quality and affordable fertilizer and improve land tenure and acquisition. Commercial Agriculture: we will encourage private sector investments into large-scale commercial agriculture
• Access to Land for Agriculture: We are committed to completion of the restructuring of the Land Title Registration and the Land Administration Projects to facilitate the efficient transfer of title and use of agricultural land.
• Finance: We will reform security in title to land to make it possible to extend the benefits of micro-lending and other forms of finance to ordinary farmers with limited capital and resources.
Infrastructure: We will create more access roads to our farm-gates and market centres to mitigate post-harvest losses and ensure availability of foodstuff to consumers. Research and Extension services: We will build on our earlier effort to encourage the modernisation of agriculture through education, research and mechanisation.
Irrigation: We intend to expand irrigation coverage nationwide, especially in the Afram Plains and in Northern Ghana. We will develop and facilitate community-owned and managed facilities like dams, boreholes, and dugouts to expand irrigation.
• Mechanisation: We will encourage the establishment of 250 mechanisation centres across the country to provide mechanisation services to farmers at competitive prices.
• Education, Research and Technology Development: We will restructure agricultural research institutions to build on the high yielding crop varieties and technologies already developed and provide greater support to farmers.
• Input support: The use of fertilisers is low, and less than 5% of farms in Ghana use any added nutrients of any kind, owing to cost and lack of easy availability.
• Agro Processing: We will encourage and support agro-processing so that domestic production will compete with imports, with the aim of replacing imports over time and promote exports.
Private sector
We will support Ghanaian enterprises to be competitive globally. We will reduce the overall cost of doing business and make Ghana attractive as an investment opportunity by streamlining bureaucracy, and achieving macroeconomic stability. We will implement fiscal and monetary policies to bring down interest rates and improve access to credit. We will also implement measures to stabilize the exchange rate of the Ghana cedi and have in place reliable infrastructure and a sound regulatory framework.
The value of the minerals in our country, including salt, is estimated to be in excess of US$1 trillion. We have developed plans to add value to them. We will attract the necessary capital to mine our bauxite to build a multi-billion dollar integrated aluminum industry, as envisaged by the Kufour government. We will use a similar model to exploit our iron ore deposits and build urgently a new iron and steel industry, which can also process West African ore currently being shipped to Europe for refining.
Presently, our oil refinery is not working. The NDC government is willfully starving it only to import finished products. We will change this. We will use the oil & gas find to build a strong petrochemical industry in Ghana, using both private and public financing, and create linkages with other businesses to turn Ghana into a centre for light industry in our region.
Public Financial management
We will implement reforms to address corruption and enhance efficiency in management of public finances. We will close the loopholes in the Public Procurement Act and administration to ensure value for money and transparency in the award of contracts. We will strengthen the Auditor General's Department, as well as, the Controller and Accountant General's Department to make them more efficient agencies for governance and accountability.
Financial sector
We will strengthen the financial sector by implementing financial sector reforms aimed at encouraging savings, deepening the capital markets to make affordable long-term finance available to businesses, and bringing efficiency in the way we transact business.
• We will encourage the setting up of credit unions for teachers, health workers, security agencies, civil and public servants, etc. as an alternative to established banking institutions.
• We also need to facilitate inclusion of the unbanked by the use of ICT and by encouraging mobile banking and growing online and telephone banking services. We will intensify our reforms to transform Ghana from a cash-only economy to an electronic payments based economy.
Fiscal policy
We will implement a transparent and comprehensive tax policy that is designed to facilitate economic growth whilst also ensuring efficiency, responsibility and accountability in government expenditure. In this regard the NPP will introduce a Fiscal Responsibility Act to enforce the prudent management of Ghana's public finances.
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(Editor's note: This week's installment of 'Dear Pedalheads' will be the last of the season. We hope you have found the tips from Team Whistler riders helpful. Please send any questions thought up during the offseason to firstname.lastname@example.com for use in a future edition of this feature.)
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Dear Pedalheads,
Other than my daily dose of skiing, what are some good ways to stay fit for cycling during the offseason? Is it time for me to invest in a spin bike?
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Dear Winter's Coming,
Yes, winter is coming — right on the heels of a great weekend of local racing with the RBC GranFondo Whistler and the Four Kings. Don't know if you noticed, but there was a light dusting of the white stuff high up on the peaks this past Monday morning (Sept. 10). Exciting!
So, let's talk about some good ways to stay cycling-fit over the winter that do not require an investment in a spin bike. Buying a wind trainer, magnetic trainer or rollers costs a lot less and will give you a great workout.
If you are a local, a lot of your ski days are probably just a few hours up there when conditions are good. So, budget some time when you come down to hit the trainer or rollers for an hour.
You should try and mix it up with easy and hard efforts to get the best training out of this hour. Do this three or four times a week — it will make a big difference come springtime.
If you want to crank it up a little more, you can add in some spin classes a couple of times a week on the days you do not ski. There are a number to choose from around town. Cross-country skiing is another good cross-training exercise as well.
Keep the bike handy and go for a quick, one-hour ride outside when we get those sunny, warm days. I think you will be surprised how great it feels, and I know you will stay cycle-fit from doing it.
The next level is a full-on training program complete with gym workouts, cross-training and on-the-bike training with structured workouts, but this is a bigger time commitment that could cut into your ski time. The big thing is doing it. When it is snowy out, it is real easy to talk yourself out of jumping on the bike.
Spring comes around really fast, and with a few hours invested in cycling each week, you will see big dividends come that first Toonie Race or group ride when it is time to thrash your friends.
Stay cycle-fit,
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January 13, 2012
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The $1.3 million paid to take over an entire wing of Lennox Hill Hospital in New York City, plus another $200,000 for extra security. The $20,000 crib (a perfect item for MTV's new show, MTV Cribs: Cribs). The customized Mercedes van for Beyonce that was improved, retrofitted and upgraded to the tune of $1 million.
It is through the lens of these maybe-true-maybe-not tabloid morsels that I listen to "Glory," Jay-Z's ode to his newborn daughter Blue Ivy Carter, released the day of her birth. I listen with skepticism. I mean, here's an infant with a hit single: B.I.C. (as she's credited on the song) just became the youngest artist ever to appear on the Billboard charts. Yesterday, "Glory" debuted at No. 74 on the R&B/hip-hop hit list.
But I quickly found myself listening through the lens of fatherhood. As a result, snippets of certain lines began to stand out like images in a stereogram. This led to a full on deep-dive into the lyrics.
The portrait Jay-Z paints of fatherhood and family life is at times impossible to relate to...
You're the child from the child of Destiny's Child.
Most dads (by that I mean, all but one) can't identify with this. I sorta can. Before having children, my wife Brandy was a dancer for the Dallas Mavericks. Let me see if I can make that cool: "My wife got a belly like a basketball/Used to dance for the basketball/It paid for shoes at the shopping mall."
You was made in Paris/And mama woke up the next day and shot her album package.
Tanner was made in my mother-in-law's spare bedroom. His mama woke up the next day and went to the gym. (I think it was bi's and tri's that day.)
Bad ass lil' Hov/Two years old, shopping on Savile Row.
Sorry, Jay. Did you mean to say Ross Dress for Less?
But there are also lyrics in "Glory" that are quite familiar.
Hard not to spoil you rotten lookin' like me.
We're with you, H to the Izzo, V to the Izzay. There is no greater ego stroke than making someone that resembles you. When you meet someone who likes the same music or has a similar political viewpoint, you connect with them a little bit more. When you meet someone with your nose and eyes, you give them the upstairs bedroom, spoon-feed them, and wipe their butts.
False alarms, false starts, all made better by the sound of your heart/All the pain of the last time, prayed so hard it was the last time.
Six years ago, I pulled into the parking garage where I worked, and cried. The night before, we lost Jackson's future sibling. Studies show that 10 to 25 percent of all pregnancies will end in miscarriage. And it's a brutal equalizer: No amount of privilege or access can save someone from it. In that moment, she's not Sasha Fierce, and he's not Hova. She's Beyonce Knowles from Houston, and he's Shawn Carter from Brooklyn. And like Jay-Z says, there was no greater joy than Tanner's first ultrasound.
In the end, the song proves what we already know: There are different sides to every father. We are overprotective and we are oblivious. We curse and we coo. We are Saturday night scoundrels and we are Sunday morning guests at dollhouse tea parties. We are successes and we are failures. For me and Jay-Z, we are Daddy and we are Shawn.


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The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) Program at ASU is an associate-level program. The degree awarded is the Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree. The program is designed so that one year (25 hours) of general education courses and prerequisites are completed prior to being accepted into the PTA program. Once accepted into the program, students complete one year of professional courses (38 hours).
The PTA assists the Physical Therapist in patient evaluation and assessment activities, implements treatment programs according to a plan of care, trains patients in exercises and activities of daily living, conducts treatments using special equipment, administers modalities and other treatment procedures, and reports to the PT on patients' responses to treatment.
If, after careful examination of the material below, you have any questions or concerns, please contact the PTA Program Director at email@example.com or Stacey Sloas at email@example.com.
The Physical Therapist Assistant Program at Arkansas State University is accredited by the Commission of Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone: 703-706-3245; email: email@example.com; website: http://www.capteonline.org.


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