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Match 28.
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Chromatography is a laboratory technique intended to separate compounds from a sample mixture for purification or identification. These systems comprise a group of techniques that are used for the separation of individual components from a sample mixture. Chromatography systems involves two phases namely, stationary (fixed) and mobile (moving) phase. Mobile phase flows on the stationary phase where different migration rates of mobile phase components permit the separation of sample mixture.
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Chromatography systems market is segmented mainly by types and by end-users. Chromatography systems, by types segment is further classified as gas chromatography, liquid chromatography and others. Liquid chromatography is further segmented into high pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC), ultra high pressure liquid chromatography (UHPLC) and low pressure liquid chromatography (LPLC). HPLC market is estimated to be the largest market of total liquid chromatography market, expected to reach more than USD 3 billion by 2019.
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Simply put, the cloud or cloud computing is another word for the internet.
When you say you have "stored something in the cloud" it is not a weather terms. It means information has been stored in a place you can't touch on a large computer.
Explained a bit better, it will mean going back to the floppy disk or CD or USB drives that are used to save and store information.
The cloud is now that storage place.
Another way to think of it is the act of storing pictures on Facebook, Drop Box and Instagram. The use of Pandora for music and Netflix or Hula Plus are other examples of the cloud in use.
This also means we can store, access data and programs over the internet, instead of the storing the information on your computer's hard drive or a CD or a USB drive.
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Creative BioScience Garcinia Cambogia 1234 is with 60% HCA (Hydroxycitric Acid). Garcinia Cambogia is a pumpkin-shaped fruit native to Indonesia. South Asians have traditionally used it as an appetite blocker. The ingredient in Garcinia's rind that helps you feel like eating less is hydroxycitric acid, or HCA. When combined with reasonable weight loss efforts including sensible eating and staying active, researchers have found that HCA can double or triple diet results.
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Where does Garcinia come from, and what could it do for my diet?Their Garcinia is extracted from the rind of the Indonesian fruit Garcinia Cambogia, also called tamarind. In South Asia, Garcinia has been used for centuries for its weight management benefits because it is especially filling. Today we understand why people use it to slim down: it contains HCA! Their weight loss research and development team is constantly evaluating "nutraceuticals" (natural ingredients with health benefits) to offer their customers, and they found that Garcinia performs well as an antiobesogenic (fat fighter). Modern science, advanced processing technology, and superior logistics allow us to offer Garcinia Cambogia at an affordable price with speedy delivery to your door.How does HCA work? HCA (hydroxycitric acid) blocks fat by inhibiting citric lyase, a key enzyme necessary to convert carbohydrates into stored fat. Blocking citric lyase also stops production of LDL cholesterol and lowers triglyceride levels. (Triglycerides are the main form of body fat, the kind that builds up on your trouble areas—hips, belly, waist.) Other proposed weight loss actions of HCA include appetite suppression and increased thermogenesis (fat oxidation). HCA may also control cravings by boosting serotonin levels in your brain. Low serotonin levels have been linked to depression and anxiety, so the HCA in Garcinia Cambogia 1234 could improve your mood and your sleep quality, making it less likely for you to react to stress by eating comfort food.What does the research show? Studies support HCA's effectiveness in "reducing fat absorption, increasing fat metabolism, inhibiting appetite, and lowering LDL cholesterol."1 Researchers believe HCA shows promise for weight loss.2Sources:1 (Melanie Haiken, 7 New Weight Loss Supplements That Really Work, Forbes Magazine, October 2012.) 2 Richard A. Collins, Hydroxycitric Acid and Weight Loss, The Biomedical Scientist, September 2006, 1-4.
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''The Social Network,'' ''Black Swan,'' ''The King's Speech'' -- Dave Karger reveals the nominee names he expects to hear when the envelopes are opened (and the ones he hopes he hears)
Will and should win: The King's Speech
The year's toughest race features two fantastic films (The King's Speech and The Social Network) that will likely continue to battle throughout the awards season. Either would be a worthy winner, but give the edge to The King's Speech, since the Hollywood Foreign Press voters usually prefer prestige.
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This video from London, England says about itself:
Dec 18, 2012
Part of Antarctica is to be named Queen Elizabeth Land in honour of the Queen, it was announced as she made a historic visit to Downing Street.
Queen Elizabeth is the first monarch since 1781 – during the US war of independence – to attend a cabinet meeting.
She met ministers, who gave her a set of 60 place mats, to mark her Diamond Jubilee after 60 years on the throne.
By Roger Bagley in Britain:
Millionaire ministers fawn over minted monarch
Tuesday 18 December 2012
Elizabeth Windsor cheerily wished millionaire Con-Dem Cabinet ministers a happy Christmas today after hearing an update on the hopeless bloody war in Afghanistan.
Ms Windsor was the first monarch to sit in on a Cabinet meeting since George the Third in 1781, when Britain was also losing badly in the war against the Americans fighting for their independence.
In true imperialist spirit, Foreign Secretary William Hague announced today that a vast tract of British Antarctic Territory is being renamed "Queen Elizabeth Land" in honour of the monarch.
Ms Windsor gawped at ministers as they discussed parliamentary business and then heard a report on Afghanistan from Mr Hague.
After sitting for half an hour, Ms Windsor got up to leave and wished ministers "a very happy Christmas."
Prime Minister David Cameron and his Lib Dem sidekick Nick Clegg fussed around the fabulously wealthy monarch as she viewed a pre-arranged present of 60 gold-edged table mats, paid for by fawning ministers from their own ample pockets.
Argentina angry after Antarctic territory named after Queen: here.
Trade unionists were out in force today to demonstrate again over a plan to put staff at Elizabeth Windsor's local council on lower regional pay, writes Tony Patey: here.
Related articles
- Piece of Antarctica Twice the Size of UK Named After Queen Elizabeth (theepochtimes.com)
- Ministers name chunk of Antarctic in Queen Elizabeth II's honor (rawstory.com)
- Queen Elizabeth gets a frosty Diamond Jubilee gift from U.K. (metronews.ca)
- Queen Elizabeth II Attends The Government's Weekly Cabinet Meeting (metro.co.uk)
- A Gift for the Monarch who has Everything? (outsidethebeltway.com)
- 8 Things You May Not Know About Queen Elizabeth II (history.com)


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Congrats to Our Winners!
September 21, 2011 at 12:41 pm , by Amelia Harnish
After blogging about our six-week Younger You plan, we wanted to reward our lovely fans and followers with a giveaway. One of our favorite motivational tips from the series was to wear a pedometer. We love seeing how many steps we can rack up in a day, and we thought you might like to try them too. So we drew three names from our entries, above (that's me on the left and LHJ's health director Julie on the right).
After we picked our winners, we wanted to follow up with them, too. Not just because they each got an awesome Omron pedometer, but also because their tips were inspiring. Here's what they shared:
"My daughter has swim practice at 5:30 am. Instead of heading back home and into bed, I walk for 60 minutes. I also find myself not looking for the closest parking spot at the market, but will park farther away. It's amazing how changing one habit in your life ends up changing so many other little ones as well." —Tricia
"I try to drink more water and eat healthier all the time. I no longer eat meat of any kind, too…More veggies and fruit." —Cecilia
"I joined Weight Watchers and lost 26 pounds… I need to start walking regularly, more weight to lose " —Heather
Congrats to Tricia, Cecilia and Heather! You can read the rest of our fans' health tips on our Facebook page here. Thanks for playing, and cheers to a younger you!
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Under menu 2, (2nd from left)select-custom white balance. It will ask you which picture you want to import
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Topic: How to measure and set white balance on 60D (Read 3385 times)
white balance can be fully set in post production when shooting RAW, whereas it's "burned in" when shooting jpg.
Then again, I have never had any problems changing white balance in post with jpg files either. Aperture has the same sliders for RAW and jpg and they work the same way.
EOS 5D Mark III + 8-15L + some boring L lenses + a 35mm Sigma...
guys thanks for the replies
i'm try some of the steps mentioned above
the bit i'm not sure about is importing the image - what do u mean? how do i do that
(ok - i've only had the 60D a short time - so a little clueless)
thanks in advance
If all else fails you could try reading the user manual.
If you debate with a fool onlookers can find it VERY difficult to tell the difference.
I will say, even shooting in RAW, I'd have a few shots that were nearly impossible to correct in post becaue the colors were so far off. They all came from the awful fluorescent lights they have in schools, but, it's definitely advisable to at least use one of the presets to get close to the correct WB for a scene. If you're coming up with Kelvin values in the 3-4000 range on a scene that needs 7000, it's not as easy to correct
You're (mostly) correct. The small caveat is that if you're shooting in the wrong white balance mode for RAW, it means that you MUST go back and change it in post-production.
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22 oz bomber bought at Roth's Sunnyslope Market in S.Salem. $5.49 Cold and snowy evening hope this helps! Slightly hazed amber coloured beer in the glass, with a nice looking large creamy/thick eggshell white head. Very prominent aromas, deep rich chocolate fudge maltiness balanced by huge spruce and resinous hop.Impressive. Taste is similar to the nose very luxuriant and ends with a nice long lasting dark chocolate style bitterness. Good mouth feel..lowish carbonation and smooth. I really liked this one. I like the maltier IIPAs so this suited me.
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Served on tap into a shaker glass.
A- Poured a reddish color with an off-white frothy head that left chunky lace.
S- Sweet caramel, cherry, and pine notes.
T- Lots of sweet caramel, some pine, and cherry. Finished with a very mild bitterness, very malt forward and sweet.
M- Prickly carbonation, dry finish, some warming.
O- Definitely the most malt forward DIPA I have ever had with lots of sweetness and not too much hop character.
12-16-2013 05:15:31 | More by Hoptometrist
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
01-14-2013 00:49:12 | More by Hopmodium
4/5 rDev -1.5%
01-11-2013 02:51:08 | More by jubnat
4.26/5 rDev +4.9%
Bottle opened on 12.28.12
A - Pours a very dark orange, almost brown with a thin light tan head that lingers.
S - Dark, earthy hops, grassy, dark citrus peel.
T - Sweet citrus and biscutty, then some bitter grass, then a nice candy-like finish.
D - Low carbonation with a medium body.
O - Solid heavy IPA with a nice strong hop presence.
01-10-2013 06:36:23 | More by HuskyinPDX
3/5 rDev -26.1%
01-01-2013 06:31:14 | More by Beercounter1
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
11-22-2012 02:35:21 | More by Vancoubeer
4/5 rDev -1.5%
11-12-2012 05:12:14 | More by strongaf
4/5 rDev -1.5%
02-27-2012 07:18:54 | More by shelby415
New York
3.5/5 rDev -13.8%
12-25-2011 19:09:38 | More by mendonjoebeer
3.98/5 rDev -2%
A: Poured a nice copper color with good carbonation and a nice white cap
S: A little bit bit of caramel and biscuit with a nose that reminds me of fruit cake
T: A note of sweet fruit, mainly a jolly ranger/fruit cake taste with bread and caramel. The fruits really shine. Reminds me of a creamy jelly roll type fruitiness.
M: Medium body, tasty and well carbobated
O: Goos
12-18-2011 03:03:50 | More by barleywinefiend
5/5 rDev +23.2%
12-07-2011 05:49:17 | More by AutumnBeerLove
3/5 rDev -26.1%
12-06-2011 23:54:09 | More by Kevlee722
4.43/5 rDev +9.1%
On-tap at Bailey's Taproom
appearance - amber with white foamy head
smell - floral and pine hops
taste - floral and pine hops, citrus notes, hop forward but backed by sufficiently sweet malts for a heavy flavor profile
mouthfeel - full body, well carbonated
overall - has a very tasty hop profile that kept me wanting sip after sip, very good
12-05-2011 06:45:25 | More by djbreezy
4.4/5 rDev +8.4%
A - Pours an inch of off-white head with good retention. The lace that clings to the sides of the glass as the head falls is abundant. The beer is clear with a copper hue.
S - The nose is a wonderful mix of sweet caramel and hoppiness. I get a mix of pine, grapefruit, and citrus.
M - Medium in body with ample carbonation. There is lots of slick hop resin present, while still maintaining a somewhat creamy feel.
T - The beer begins with some light toffee and caramel malt flavors. It's quick overrun by an army of hops. Grapefruit stands out the most with citrus complements. The pine from the nose is also present, but just subtle notes. It finishes with a big hops bitterness along with some caramel flavors that struggle and fail to cut all of the bitterness.
This is a hoppy monster for sure, that will annihilate your palette. The malts do a good job of balancing the hops, while still letting them shine.
11-28-2011 04:40:48 | More by boralyl
4.33/5 rDev +6.7%
2011 offering. 22oz bottle poured into a shaker pint glass
A - Pours a dark amber with a one-finger white head. Head fades pretty quickly, leaving behind some okay lacing.
S - Lots of citrusy and piney hops. Grapefruit, tropical fruit and resiny qualities are all present here. A very pleasant burst of hops on the nose. Sweet caramel malts help balance out the aroma.
T - Citrusy hops pop out first. Namely grapefruit. Piney hops and some sweet malts round out the flavor profile. A slightly stinging bitterness lasts into the aftertaste and beyond.
M - Medium bodied with moderate but lively carbonation. A bit sticky but finishes clean. Very easy beer to drink. I don't really pick up any of the alcohol.
O - A very tasty (and hoppy) treat. Love the hop profile on this beer. I wish this beer was not just a seasonal brew. This might be my favorite beer from Lompoc.
11-24-2011 03:55:32 | More by Mahlik
4/5 rDev -1.5%
11-14-2011 17:35:35 | More by kinopio
4.28/5 rDev +5.4%
It appears dark amber with a small white head.
It smells like a mix of multiple citrus flavors: I get a nice lemon, orange, grapefruit smell. There is also a nice herbal grassy hop flavor. There is a nice caramel toffee smell that balances out the citrus herbal hop smell.
It tastes initially very citrusy mostly grapefruit and orange this is complemented by a nice caramel toffee flavor. A nice grassy herbal almost minty hoppy taste is also present. I get a bit of also get a bit of a spicy hop presence as well. Though there is a heavy malt presence the hops are the real star of the ale. The ale ends with a nice strong potent hoppy bitterness. A bit of a bitter citrus flavor lingers on the palate for a while.
The carbonation is moderate. The carbonation is about perfect for the style it adds a nice creamy texture to the ale.
The drinkability is quite nice for the style. It is a thick heavy ale but it goes down quite easy. Though all I can drink is one 22 ounce bottle.
Overall a great beer that is a seasonal to look forward to.
12-24-2010 02:00:52 | More by chumba526
3.78/5 rDev -6.9%
From notes, on tap. in dim light, it appeared dark amber or nearly mahogany. It was pretty clear, and not especially active. Thin white head fades before long, but still this beer is innately attractive.
The smell was surprising and disappointing. Mostly sour and boozy at first. Maybe a little hop notes poke through? And this is an IPA? not much else. pleasant, but not complex or diverse.
Bret or Bret like tartness is mild but undeniable. Sweet maltyness and moderate bitterness come into play in similar, balanced proportions to the tartness. Boozy, too. ...Fruity hop flavor emerges late... Unique, interesting and inviting.
assertive carbonation, modest warming, full body, and high viscosity. Bitterness is not intense, but lingers.
Rich full bodied sipper. Tasty and complex, but best shared.
12-16-2010 06:48:35 | More by sprucetip
4.33/5 rDev +6.7%
On tap at Bailey's Taproom 7.1 and 7.2 (and probably 7.3:).2010, Christmas in July. Thanks Geof for stashing this keg!
One finger light tan head, very slow dissipation with significant lacing. Cloudy reddish amber body. Nose is pretty malty, caramel balanced by spicy noble pine hop notes. This is no entry level IPA, big in every way, huge resiny middle with caramel malts, and bitter finish. Mouthfeel is smooth, medium full, a bit sticky.
Much of the character of the bottled version already reviewed, but I thought the malt backbone was more prominent in this 'aged' tap version. Spicy hops still the boss, and to be honest I could drink this all night long. IMHO this is the best beer Lompoc brews,and one of the PNW best DIPAs, I wish they did this year around. Can't wait for the winter holidays! This is a really good beer.
07-03-2010 17:59:38 | More by jdense
3.53/5 rDev -13.1%
Dark persimmon with bronze-like undertones and bright tangerine highlights. Even though foam oozed out of the bottle prior to the pour, the beer doesn't appear to be excessively bubbled. The sandalwood colored cap looks mighty good and is sticky to boot. Plenty of attractive lace is the result.
The nose features caramel malt, citrusy hops and pine sap. This beer is a slightly bigger version of C-Note Imperial Pale Ale. Increasing the ABV by 1.1% hardly seems worth it (unless other changes were made) and is a lazy way to come up with a holiday release.
Just as in the smaller beer, this offering's claim to fame is that it uses 7 different hops, all starting with the letter 'C'. For the record: Crystal, Cluster, Cascade, Chinook, Columbus, Centennial and Challenger. It also has close to 100 IBUs and it tastes and feels like most of them are still present.
There's too much toasted-caramel maltiness for my liking, which has the effect of blunting too much of the hop flavor. I compared C-Note to Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale and the same applies to this offering. Unfortunately, the extra alcohol is doing it no favors. It's still a trifle hot.
Each mouthful delivers well-toasted bread, steely caramel, citrus peel, pine boughs and a shot of lower shelf brandy. All in all, this NOLB seasonal release isn't the American DIPA of my dreams, but it isn't completely without merit either. Slightly better than average sounds about right.
The mouthfeel is more polished stainless steel than velvet cushion. Unmasked alcohol and abundant alpha acids will do that. The carbonation is a little more lively than I usually like, though it's fine the way it is.
New Old Lompoc Brewery should keep the name and change the recipe for Christmas 2010. C-Note Imperial Pale Ale isn't a good enough beer use as a starting point. My suggestion: go back to the drawing board and use a little imagination this time.
03-24-2010 13:26:14 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.58/5 rDev -11.8%
Bomber split with my main drinking mate BeerFMAndy.
Poured into my pint glass the beer is a cloudy rusty orange brown. The beige head reaches about one finger before fading leaving a decent lace ring.
The aroma is malty with hints of grapefruit and oranges. Certainly not DIPA stuff but worthy.
The flavor is much of the same. Heavy malt with a syrupy grapefruit and pine overtone. Not bad just not a hop bomb by any stretch.
Medium to full body. Thick and chewy. Light carbonation.
Overall a decent drinkable beer. Not on my list of beers to seek out but not bad.
02-09-2010 03:30:21 | More by beerwolf77
4.43/5 rDev +9.1%
22oz. Bomber
Pours a nice dark amber golden orange color, nice carbonation, nice little fizzy/creamy tan head, with some nice sticky lacing left behind. The nose is hoppy, with a nice malty balance/note, nice citrus/pine notes. The taste is sweet, very nice hop note, malty, very nice citrus/pine notes. Medium body, very nicely done for only 8% ABV. Very drinkable, another very nice brew from Lompoc, highly recommended.
02-06-2010 01:51:30 | More by Wasatch
3.63/5 rDev -10.6%
22 oz bottle split and poured into a Duvel tulip. 8.0% ABV, no date.
Thanks to Beerwolf77 for sharing this bottle!
A - Pours an almost clear mahogany-red color with a two-finger tan head with decent retention and some loose, clumpy lace.
S - Lots of amber malt and caramel with a rye bread and oatmeal cookie aroma almost over-takes the rich hop aroma of light grapefruit, mild pine, and some woody, earthy notes.
T - Heavily malted Double IPA that's got a lot of toasted bread barley with caramel hints and amber qualities with an overarching hop flavor of American hops that don't give off any particular seasonal implications. Pine, grapefruit, and some very mild spice.
M - Dry like crazy with an almost roasty mild bitterness and a medium body with some sweetness underneath too.
D - Not very drinkable for a Double IPA. It's too disjointed it seems. Nothing impressive going on but its not terrible.
01-27-2010 23:41:36 | More by BeerFMAndy
4.9/5 rDev +20.7%
one word WOW!!!
C'son's Greetings has to my new favorite winter seasonal, and if this is truly double c-note....they sure did a good job of masking the hops.
This is a big beer with a great balance for the amount of hops used. Pours a cloudy amber with a great odor of fresh hops.
Got to say the taste is amazing, after on sip, your mouth says more please!!!
Check it out before it is gone I hear Lompoc did a limited bottling run on this seasonal.
11-15-2009 03:05:31 | More by madtappers
C-Son's Greetings from New Old Lompoc Brewery
89 out of 100 based on 29 ratings.


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Reaction was mixed in the wake of President Barack Obama's visit to Arizona on Tuesday.
Obama outlined his plans for helping the country's middle class reclaim the American dream of responsible home ownership.
The Republican National Committee spokesman Ryan Mahoney released the following statement about the president's visit:
"President Obama is simply regurgitating and repackaging dated proposals that haven't put the economy back on track. With an economic strategy seemingly based on nothing but empty rhetoric, it's no wonder Americans don't believe he's looking out for the middle class. If President Obama really wants to get the economy moving again, he'd be better off working toward bipartisan solutions rather than giving speeches that offer nothing new."
There wasn't any finger pointing when Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer met Obama this time on the tarmac at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Brewer and the president shook hands after the president stepped off Air Force One.
Brewer famously wagged her index finger at Obama during a contentious runway meeting in January 2012.
After his visit, the governor issued this statement:
"When I took office in 2009, the Arizona economy was in shambles. Our housing market, in particular, was facing the largest collapse in state history. Today, our market is on the steady rebound, recovering faster in metro Phoenix than anywhere in the country. Statewide, home values are rising at one of the top three swiftest rates in the nation, and foreclosures are on the steady decline. In four years, the Arizona economy has gone from one of the most distressed in the nation to one of the strongest. And while the federal government continues to add to the nation's deficit, Arizona is once again running a surplus.
"These successes are no accident. They are certainly no result of the Obama administration's policies, which favor big government and bureaucracy over limited government and business growth. President Obama and I took office under similar economic circumstances, but have pursued vastly different paths. The Arizona Comeback has been made possible by fostering free-market principles, freezing burdensome government regulations, lowering taxes and allowing businesses to grow and prosper. This is hardly the route President Obama has taken - and it shows. Perhaps that's why, nationwide, homeownership is at an 18-year low while rental prices continue to surge.
"Of course, none of this means our work is done. Too many of our friends and neighbors continue to struggle with unemployment and a fickle economy. But we are on the right track, and our successes are a true testament to our state's responsible policies and quality workforce. Arizonans who have witnessed our turnaround, and continue to work hard to sustain it, should be baffled by today's campaign-style appearance in Phoenix. Instead of trying to share credit for Arizona's successes, President Obama should learn from our example. The nation would benefit from an administration that promotes, rather than stifles, business growth. Our recovery has been made possible in spite of the President's policies - not because of them."
Robert Graham, chairman of the Arizona Republican Party, said Arizona is poised thanks to Republicans in the State House, "not the Democrat in the White House." He issued this statement:
"President Obama is trying to take credit for the good economic news coming out of Arizona, but we all know it's thanks to the economic policies that came out of our Republican Legislature and were signed into law by our Republican Governor Jan Brewer.
"Arizona also has a balanced state budget and a low-tax and business-friendly environment. We've cut taxes, we've created jobs, and we're very competitive when it comes to bringing new business to Arizona.
"The real news here is that Arizona is showing the signs of an economic recovery, despite the federal government which has done nothing more than create economic instability. Credit should go to our entrepreneurs and business owners, our investors, and to the voters who elected conservative Republicans to lead our state and put us on the road to recovery."
U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar issued the following statement after President Obama's speech:
"Out of touch with Arizona and out of ideas; President Obama missed an opportunity today to acknowledge that his failed economic policies have done little to create jobs and to understand that immigration reform must start with border security. Rather than listen to Arizonans who want the government out of the way of economic growth and immigration reform that secures our border, President Obama used his trip to lecture.
"Jumpstarting this economy and putting people back to work begins with pro-growth policies, not suffocating EPA regulations that increase energy costs or the tax-hike that is Obamacare. I will continue to work hard on behalf of Arizonans who want real economic growth and a secure border."
A key element of the president's strategy includes shutting down the government-backed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac programs and replacing them with a process that would involve private sector companies purchasing mortgages from lenders.
Copyright 2013 CBS 5 (KPHO Broadcasting Corporation). All rights reserved.


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There was high-speed drama in Lenawee County last week! After some delays due to rain, movie crews were finally able to shoot a scene for "Transformers 4" last Friday.
Officials shut down portions of M-52 just south of Adrian to film a scene featuring "Optimus Prime" driving through some explosions.
A Lenawee County resident and big "Transformers" fan heard the movie crew would be in town and captured of the action.
"I was just filming these trucks coming down the highway, and then all of a sudden the explosions started, and I'm like, 'Whoa!'" Jeremy Sell says with a laugh. "I don't expect anything like this to ever happen again, but it was cool to be there when it was happening."
Transformers 4 will hit theaters in about a year. It's scheduled to be released June 27, 2014.


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Students in Panama City Beach for Spring Break 2013 have to eat, too... and one organization is making sure their days start with a full stomach. LifeWay Christian Resources is offering free pancake breakfasts – and free van rides – through March 15.
Rock'It Lanes is the place for hotcakes and more than 2,000 students have already passed through the serving line in the first two days. LifeWay has also provided nearly 1,700 van rides when beach parties ended.
The group uses non-threatening setting to send a Christian message. "People are just down here to meet people, hang out, have a good time," said Bill Noe, Beach Reach coordinator. "A lot of them really love talking to us and sharing what they think is most important to them, so we really enjoy just getting to have real conversations with people."
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For Immediate Release – 12/21/2012Contact: Rita Elliott, Director of Communications, 815.226.3374
Rockford, Ill., —
Assistant Professor of Modern and Classical Languages, John Burns, Ph.D., co-edited and co-translated an anthology of poems from several authors. The anthology titled, "Una tribu del salvajes improvisando a las puertas del infierno: Anotología de poesía Beat" or "A tribe of savages improvising at the gates of hell: Anthology of Beat poetry" is a collection of poetry from the"Beat Generation," the nickname given to a group of poets that emerged in the late 1940s that was characterized by a perceived underground, anti-conformist youth movement in New York. Dr. Rubén Medina, Chair of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at UW-Madison, along with Dr. John Burns, took the anthology further and translated and edited it into Spanish, being careful to recognize nuances and rhythm. The duo's anthology was published by Aldus and the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. Dr. Burns presented the book at the Feria Internacional del Libro in Guadalajara, Mexico in November, 2012.
Assistant Professor of Nursing Sarah Gabua DNP(c), MSN, RN, has been appointed by the National League for Nursing (NLN) to serve as an ambassador. As a participant in this elite corps, Gabua will help keep faculty and administration informed about the NLN's initiatives, grant opportunities, conferences, publications, workshops, and other benefits available to NLN members. The NLN Ambassador Program was established in the fall of 2006 with an initial cadre of 126 members who teach in all types of nursing programs – practical nurse, associate degree, diploma, baccalaureate, master's and doctoral. Today there are more than 879 ambassadors representing schools of nursing in 49 states plus Canada, Guam, and the Virgin Islands.
Troy Skwor Ph.D., assistant professor of biology, has been invited to The Illinois Water Environment Association's WATERCON 2013, the Midwest's largest water conference covering potable water and wastewater issues. Dr. Skwor will present both a talk and poster presentations about his latest research developments using different light treatments to combat bacterial growth in water sources. The 2013 conference is March 18 - 21 at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Springfield, Ill.
Jules Gleicher Ph.D., professor of political science, attended the annual Illinois Political Science Association at the University of Illinois – Chicago where he chaired and was the discussant on the "History, War, and Beyond" panel. He also recently gave a guest lecture entitled, "Subterranean Legislation in the Mosaic Code" to the Great Books Program (Hannibal Lecture Series) of Carthage College in Kenosha, Wis.
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|From the Archives Nov. 2, 2013
|Friday, November 01, 2013 8:18 PM
One Year Ago
Preparations for the Landeck St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Sausage and Sauerkraut dinner are underway starting with the making of the kraut. Parishioners met recently at the home of Jake Miller to cut cabbage to be processed into kraut. The Rev. Chris Bohnsack bought the first tickets from Blake Fischbach, Quinton Miller and Zach Stemen. The dinner is set for 3:30-7 p.m. Nov. 11 in the church basement.
25 Years Ago – 1988
Leatherwood Garden Club held its 26th annual banquet recently at the Dew Drop Inn, Ottoville. Alice Wannemacher gave the invocation. Gladys Basinger gave a reading. Hostesses Wannemacher and Zona Oatman presented each member with a copy of poems. Juanita Moore gave the secretary's report. Ann Rekart and Moore presented program books for the next fiscal year.
Gwendolyn William Morgan will celebrate her 90th birthday with an open house Nov. 13 at Gomer United Church for Christ for family, friends and former students. She taught in Allen County rural schools, including Gomer, Honey Run (Amanda Township) and 10 years in Cairo Elementary School.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary to Walterick-Hemme Post 3035 met recently after a Halloween covered dish dinner with 22 members present. Four petitions for membership were read, voted on and approved. Petitions were approved for Betty J. Kimmet, Debra Nye, Deborah Kimmet and Phyllis Hasenkamp. President Denalda Brokamp asked members to vote Nov. 8.
50 Years Ago – 1963
Delphos St. John's Blue Jays closed out their 1963 gridiron season with a 14-6 win over Indian Lake Friday night, with Captain John Rupert lugging the leather on both touchdown plays. Rupert's play on offense netted the Jays 169 yards, tallied on 18 plays, giving him an average of 9.3 yards per carry. On the Blue Jay defensive play, it was Rupert and Dave Hoehn taking the honors.
Elmer Werner, president of the New Delphos Manufacturing Company and the People's Bank of Delphos, addressed 40 members of the Lima Shrine Club at the Milano Club in Lima Thursday. Werner spoke on the history of the New Delphos Manufacturing Company in this community and dealt at length on the various products his company manufactures today.
The Delphos Jefferson Wildcats lost a heart-breaker to Paulding, 20-19, in their final outing of the season Friday night. The 'Cats carried what appeared to be a commanding 19-12 lead into the final quarter but the Panthers drove 87 yards for a TD and ran the extra points to victory.
75 Years Ago – 1938
An interesting and enjoyable session of the Delphos Kiwanis Club was held at the Beckman Hotel Tuesday night. Plans for the bond issue in the interests of the WPA projects for Delphos; the swimming pool, the stadium, the lighted athletic field and the comfort stations; were discussed.
"Marriage and the Home" was the general subject of the discussions given Tuesday evening at a regular meeting of the Delphos chapter of the C.C.L. held at the home of Mrs. Merlin Zuber, South Main Street. A paper on "Homemaking Today" was given by Mrs. John Lloyd. Articles from Good Housekeeping magazine were submitted by Mrs. Freund and Mrs. Howard Sadler.
Parents and teachers are busy removing books and other necessary equipment from the Franklin building and are transporting them to the Jefferson School. Others are busy moving high school classrooms from the first floor to the second floor to make room for the Franklin School, pupils who will be housed there until repairs are made to the Franklin School, which was damaged by fire on Monday morning. Because of the lack of space at the Jefferson building, two grades will be housed in the Presbyterian Church.


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What are the best universities for a nutrition major?
Im currently enrolled at the University of Iowa, but they do not have a nutrition program. I was wondering what were the best schools for nutrition in the US?
thanks for the quick replies guys, any other schools than case western?
Alex S, The best method to find out info is to find a student. You can start looking for contact information for Iowa universities here. http://www.collegereviewed.com/Iowa-Colleges-Universities.html Students always to know what's up better than outsiders since they spend so much time on campus.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Jason Kelce - #62 - C
|6' 3"/ 295 lbs.
|Cleveland Heights, OH
|Years played
|2011, 6th round, 26th pick by Eagles
NFC East Spin cycle: Three-team race in NFC East
The NFC East is a logjam at the top: The Redskins, Cowboys and Giants are all at 8-6 with two weeks left to settle things.
Brown's offseason goal: Hang on to the ball
Eagles RB Bryce Brown has shown some impressive flashes, but his lack of ball control is disconcerting.
Opportunistic Bengals defense crushes Eagles
An opportunistic defense forced five turnovers, including Wallace Gilberry's fumble-return TD, and the Bengals beat the Eagles 34-13.
Eagles disappoint and Colts surprise in 2012
The PFW staff voted on its most disappointing and surprising teams of 2012, and the Eagles and Colts came out on top.
Eagles place DT Patterson on reserve list
The Eagles placed DT Mike Patterson on the reserve/non-football injury list and promoted FB-TE Emil Igwenagu from the practice squad.
Eagles might have QB to build around
Eagles rookie QB Nick Foles' late-game heroics — and eight straight quality quarters of football now — have the team thinking it might have something.
NFC East Spin cycle: Clean sweep as race thickens
The NFC East remains a three-way race with all four teams winning Sunday. David Wilson had a record day in the Giants' win.
Foles leads Eagles to thrilling win over Buccaneers
Nick Foles threw a pair of touchdown passes in the final four minutes, as Philadelphia rallied to beat the Buccaneers 23-21 and end an eight-game losing streak.
Foles, Cousins join in on rookie QB fun
Kirk Cousins and Nick Foles are the two latest rookie-QB phenomenons; plus, are Norv Turner, Ron Rivera and Andy Reid too late?
NFC East Spin cycle: Eagles' defense needs major overhaul
The NFC East race is officially on after the Cowboys beat the Eagles Sunday night and the Redskins took down the Giants on Monday.
Eagles fire Washburn
The Eagles announced early Monday morning that they have relieved defensive line coach Jim Washburn of his duties.
Romo sets franchise record in Cowboys' win over Eagles
Tony Romo threw three touchdown passes to break Troy Aikman's career franchise record, and the Cowboys beat the Eagles 38-33 on Sunday night.
What Babin's release means for Eagles' future
The Eagles' release of DE Jason Babin is murky on some levels, crystal-clear on others. But either way you look at it, the move had major ramifications.
Eagles QB Vick not cleared to practice
Eagles QB Michael Vick did not pass his imPACT test on Wednesday and will not be cleared to practice on Thursday, the team's website reported.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: Eagles demise began with Washburn hiring
Things started going downhill for Andy Reid and the Eagles when they hired DL coach Jim Washburn before hiring a defensive coordinator.
The Philadelphia Eagles have placed center Jason Kelce on injured reserve, ending his season. Center Steve Vallos was signed to take his spot. Dallas Reynolds will be the starter.||||||| Kelce was injured in Sunday's win over Baltimore and had surgery Tuesday to repair a torn medial collateral ligament in his right knee. Once that heals, he will have surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Kelce will miss at least four to six weeks because of a tore knee ligament, and it's possible he could face season-ending surgery.||||||| Kelce injured his right knee in Philadelphia's 24-23 win over Baltimore on Sunday. An MRI on Monday revealed he tore his medial collateral ligament and has a partial tear of the anterior cruciate ligament. Eagles head athletic trainer Rick Burkholder said Kelce's MCL needs at least four to six weeks to heal. Kelce will undergo further testing on Tuesday to determine whether his ACL needs to be reconstructed. If so, he'll miss the rest of the season.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, wide receiver Jeremy Maclin and offensive lineman King Dunlap all left Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens with injuries.||||||| Kelce was lost for the game with a sprained right knee.


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Laura Wyscaver was stressed to the max when we first met her in August 1995. A district manager of a food-services company, and mother of two young children, Laura, now 49, had been the breadwinner for several years while her husband, Tom, now 56, struggled to start his business, Ace Games and Party Rentals. Because Tom worked fewer hours and made less than Laura, he agreed to take over the household and childcare responsibilities -- and according to Laura, was not doing a good job at it. She says he constantly slacked off on making dinner or cleaning the house. Plus, she claimed that Tom was critical of the hours she spent at the office. "He makes me feel guilty for not spending time with him or the kids," she said. "I think he's jealous of my success."
Not true, said Tom. He was resentful that her family was last on her priority list. What's more, he hated being treated like her assistant. "I'm Mr. Mom, with all this responsibility," he said. But she was always in his face, he said, like a "dragon breathing fire," second-guessing his decisions about dinner, bedtime, or homework. On the brink of divorce, the couple consulted Denver-based psychologist Susan Heitler, PhD. Now, eight years later, we caught up with them:


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A student in this program attends Clarion for three years and Case Western Reserve University or the University of Pittsburgh for two years. Upon successful completion of the program the student is awarded a B.S. degree in physics, chemistry, or mathematics from Clarion and a B.S. degree in engineering from the engineering school.
Clarion University of Pennsylvania has cooperative engineering agreements with:
Program Advantages:
The three/two program has several advantages over a four-year program at an engineering school:
- The student receives a more liberal education in this program and earns two degrees in a five-year period.
- Clarion's tuition and fees are considerably lower than at most engineering schools.
- Students who satisfy all the program requirements are guaranteed acceptance to the engineering school. This is very important since competition for admission to engineering schools is very intense.


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Thursday, November 10, 2011
12 Days of Christmas Sampler Quilt Along: Modern Selvage Snowflake Block
14 comments:
- The Cozy Quilter said...
What a fun snowflake! I will need to make at least one of those sometime soon! Thanks for the tutorial. Gail
- November 10, 2011 at 7:42 AM
- LynCC said...
Love this block!
- November 10, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- Jean said...
What a clever block! that would be a great stand-alone block for a winter mug rug! love it!
- November 10, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Fun fun fun. I have a whole bag full of Christmas selvages.
- November 10, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- Kristie said...
Cute block! Love that you used selvages :)
- November 10, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Teje said...
Hi Riel! Thank you for showing how you make the snowflake! It's beautiful and so much You!
xxx Teje
- November 10, 2011 at 1:43 PM
- beth said...
Love this!
- November 10, 2011 at 2:03 PM
- Linda said...
Great block Riel! I love it. I just finished making mine and posted to Flickr. I had a great time making your block.
- November 10, 2011 at 6:13 PM
- Kritta22 said...
Awesome! I'm gonna catch up this weekend!
- November 11, 2011 at 12:40 AM
- Laura said...
Wonderful! Thanks.
- November 11, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- mPaula said...
I just came to your blog from CraftGossip. I never heard of Quispamsis. I am Canadian and have mostly lived in Ontario - although not at the centre of the world (Toronto). I am happy to learn of a way to use selvedges, some of mine have been striking in their own right. I don't know if I kept any - I recently rearranged my sewing corner so I don't know where anything is and haven't started sewing again.
- November 12, 2011 at 12:37 AM
- Jo Ann 3 said...
Love the salvage quilts especially the Mummy guy. Cleaver idea. You have posted a quilt on your blog of a quilt that won Best of Show called Rising Star by Joyce Curran. I love the quilt and would love to know where I could find the pattern. Have done a google search to no avail. Do you know who has published the pattern. Thanks for any info you can give me.
- November 12, 2011 at 2:28 PM
- Kim said...
I love snowflakes!!!!! This is a great block!
- December 1, 2011 at 9:30 AM
- Val said...
Great idea. Thanks.
- December 3, 2011 at 4:18 AM


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Bench Boys Quilted Jacket - SAVE
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Bench Boys Quilted Jacket - purchase with any Topclass School Uniform to SAVE*
This padded jacket from Bench comes in a choice of black or navy colour options and is styled with pockets and hood with reflective binding - perfect for adding some trendy style to his casual outfits or for keeping him safe and warm during those walks to school in the colder months.
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Offer code expires midnight 30/09/2014 (this code can only be used once and is subject to stock availability).Colours: Black, Navy. Polyester. Machine washable.
Ladybird Boys Quilted Coat
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Ladybird Boys Quilted Coat with Check Lined Hood
Chilly days won't stand a chance when he's bundled up in this comfy quilted jacket by Ladybird.
Made from a snug microfibre fabric, then lined in pure cotton, the soft quilting will keep the elements at bay while you're walking him to school or nursery, while a trendy check-lined hood adds extra protection from sudden showers.
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- Check-lined hood
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- Cord detail on yoke
- Full zip front with button fastened storm flap
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- Embroidered Ladybird logo to right arm
Bench Boys Hooded Jacket with Thumbhole Cuffed Sleeves
Give his look a street style with this urban jacket from Bench kids clothing.
In bold black, this jacket is a practical pick for wintry weather. The sheltering hood and reflective grey lining will keep him insulated, while the thumbhole cuffs are perfect for warming his hands. Finished with two flap patch pockets to the front, this zip up coat features subtle, reflective Bench branding to the chest and back shoulder.
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- Bench boys zip up jacket
- Fully lined in grey
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- Subtle branding to chest and back shoulder
The perfect jacket for the changing season, the Bench Tricot jacket is an autumn winter staple.Colours: Black, Blue. Body: Polyester. Hood lining: Cotton. rib: 95% cotton, 5% elastane. Machine washable.
Animal Boys Fleece Lined Tech Hooded Jacket
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Animal Boys Hooded Outdoor Jacket with Fleece Lining
Perfect for outdoor adventures this season, this boys jacket is brought to you by Animal, the action sports experts.
Light enough to allow full range of movement, this outdoor jacket is lined with a fleecy fabric to keep him warm. Its bold black colour is broken up with a flash of white to the top zip pocket, while blue branding features to the front and back. The hood shelters from the elements, and the sides have two additional pockets.
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- Animal boys zip-up jacket
- Lightweight
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- Blue branding to front and back
- Two side pockets
Demo Boys Fur Trimmed Padded Parka Jacket
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Demo Boys Padded Parka Jacket with Fur Trimmed Hood
Give his cold weather look a touch of 90's mod attitude with this boys parka coat from Demo's latest range of kidswear.
Padded for warmth on chilly days, the jacket features a fur-trimmed hood that gives it the instantly recognisable style that harks back to the glory days of Britpop, and a colour choice of khaki or black will each sit smartly over his weekend casual clothing or school uniform.
A selection of pockets at the front provide handy space for all his essentials, and they secure shut with popper fastenings. Finished with zip and popper front fastening to keep the wind locked out, plus smart check lining to the hood.
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- Demo boys padded parka jacket
- Fur-trimmed hood
- Quilted for insulation and warmth
- Front pockets with popper fastening
- Zip and popper fastening front
- Check-lined hood
This colourblock jacket from Bench is perfect for keeping him warm and on trendwith reflective Bench branding and piping down along the zip.Colour: Blue. Polyester. Lining: Polyester. Wadding: Polyster. Machine washable.
Demo Boys Padded Jacket
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Demo Boys Padded Jacket with Contrast Coloured Detail
The cold won't stand a chance when he's zipped up in the comfort of this padded jacket by Demo.
Fully lined, the coat comes in a pair of colours (black and cobalt blue), each of which is given a stylish splash of contrast colour to the hood lining and zip trim.
For added protection against the elements, the hood features an elasticated rim to help keep cold winds locked out, and the jacket is finished with side pockets.
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- Cobalt blue and black available
- Contrast coloured hood lining and zip trim
- Fully lined
- Elasticated hood rim
- Full zip front
- Side pockets
Ben Sherman Boys Hooded Parker Coat
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This fur hooded jacket from Ben Sherman has bags of added detail with it's 4 pockets, cool branding and a waxed finish.Colour: Khaki. Shell 100% Cotton, fur shell, 60% acrylic, 40% polyester, fur back, 100% polyester, lining 100% polyester, wadding 100% polyester. Machine washable.
Demo Boys Waxed Jacket with Fleece Lined Hood
A comfortable coat is a wardrobe essential, and this boys jacket by Demo mixes practicality with style.
In classic black, the wax finish promises protection in the rain, while also lending a stylish sheen. Darker panels and pocket trims add smart structure, making it the ideal pick for his winter school jacket. A high neck collar blocks out the cold weather as the warm fleece lined hood provides cover. Finished with cuffed sleeves, the coat fastens up with poppers and a zip.
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- Demo boys jacket
- Waxed finish for subtle sheen
- Shower-resistant
- Darker panels to shoulders and pocket trims
- Fleece lined hood with brim
- Cuffed sleeves
- Poppers and zip-up front
Timberland Padded Jacket
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Timberland Boys Padded Jacket in Blue or Black
With their roots in durable outdoors wear, Timberland introduce this boys padded coat that's a practical pick for colder weather.
In a choice of blue or black, this padded puffa jacket is both comfy and stylish. Lined with a warm fleecy fabric, the sheltering hood can be removed if it's a bit drier, and will show off a high round neck collar. Complete with cuffed sleeves and side pockets, the chest boasts classic Timberland branding in contrasting colour.
Useful info:
- Timberland boys padded jacket
- Puffa jacket style
- Available in blue or black
- Fleece lining
- Removable hood
- High round neck collar
- Side pockets with popper fastenings
- Cuffed sleeves
- Timberland branding to chest in contrast colour
Animal Boys Insulated Tech Jacket
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Animal Boys Insulated Jacket with Hood and Under Layer
Give his look a stylish sporty edge with this insulated jacket from Animal, the active wear experts!
In bold black, this comfy coat is a warm choice in wintry weather. It features a fully lined and snug hood that will shelter him from the elements, plus an extra under layer for further insulation. The storm flap fastening and Velcro cuffs ensure that the wind and rain keep out, while subtle grey branding lends a cool touch.
Perfect for term time, this black coat will match his school uniform, and also looks great on the weekends.
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- Animal boys zip up jacket
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WAYNESBORO, Va. (AP) - A former manufacturing site in Waynesboro is being revived by new owners.
VM Acquisition Waynesboro plans to use a portion of the former Virginia Metalcrafters building for metal craft work.
VM Acquisition Waynesboro is a group of 3 businessmen from Harrisonburg - John Hall, Christopher Mast and Paul Cline.
Mast tells The News Leader that the group is still working on plans for the building. But some space already has been leased by two specialty woodworkers.
The group also has a company in Harrisonburg that produces electric candle lighting systems for historic buildings. They plan to shift some of the work to Waynesboro.
Virginia Metalcrafters closed in 2006.
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This is my first time trying TS3 after having played TS2.
I must say that it is a zillion times better. The sheer amount of customization options available is overwhelming.
Pets expansion is a must buy for all animal lovers. It will NOT disappoint!
Keep simming! :)
Ths game is awsome with great graphics! only problem is that u need a good graphic card to play the pets version or else the pets look fuzzy and streched. Otherwise its a good game and I thought i ordered only the Pets exp but i was surprised to find the sims 3 cd in it too! Thank You Flipkart! :D
Another expansion...which makes you addictive to this franchise...
i have all the expansion packs....and pets add a new life to the game...and and and If you dont have a good graphic card but the sims 3 worked in your pc, then there are chances that this expansion may not work (pets appears to be deformed)...google it!!
I have been an avid player of the Sims series.
There is no right or wrong and endless game play.
Well the Sims 3 is no exception. Nice gameplay, good graphics, good actions/interactions and definitely more fun features than Sims 2.
The "outdoor" feature is interesting but not the most fun frankly.
Overall, if you love the "sims" type games, you will love this one for sure. However if you are more of the Gears of war only type gamer you should give this a skip.
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CATEGORIES MoviesEarlier today it was announced that the team behind "Drive," director Nicolas Winding Refn and star Ryan Gosling, would have their new opus "Only God Forgives" play in competition at this year's Cannes Film Festival. That in and of itself is pretty boss, but even bosser (go with it) are a pair of new trailers for the film, which promise all the style, bloodshed, and dark humor that we've come to expect from a Refn/Gosling team-up. (It should be noted that both trailers feature an excessive amount of bloodshed and at least one use of the F-word, so we'll go ahead and classify these as NSFW.)
Both trailers give a similar rundown of the plot -- Gosling is a criminal in Bangkok whose brother has been murdered. The boys' mother, played with relish by Kristen Scott Thomas, makes the trip to Bangkok to egg on Gosling to avenge his brother's death. This, of course, involves taking on a corrupt police official and getting involved in an underground boxing ring. From the basic plot synopsis it goes into an almost epileptic series of shots from the movie, all of them gorgeously photographed and neon-lined -- the heightened stylization of "Drive" taken to an absurd level.
Back when Refn was promoting "Bronson," his real life biopic of Britain's most violent prisoner (which starred a then-unknown Tom Hardy), I asked him about "Only God Forgives." He said something about how, at first, it's a little bit violent, and then it gets really violent. From the looks of the trailer, he's followed through on his word.
It'll be interesting to see if the film makes the same waves at Cannes that "Drive" did a few years ago. The rest of us have to wait until July 19th.


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Seaward Condo, Amenities Galore! Beach, Tennis, Pool, Spa in Hutchinson Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Seaward
- rates (USD) $ 2,000 - $ 3,500 / month
vacation rental description
Unit is for sale or lease. Now you can enjoy the island full or part time.
Spend your winters in Florida! This well-appointed condo and
community would make a wonderful second home, year after year! Located on pristine North Hutchinson Island just south of Vero Beach and North of the Ft. Pierce Inlet.
Beautiful North Hutchinson Island getawayin gated ocean to river complex. Third floor end unit condo with three separate balconies to watch sunrises and sunsets.
Immaculate grounds with lush tropical pool setting. Amenities include
exercise room complete with treadmills, bikes, weight training
equipment and men's and women's saunas. Pool area has large free form
pool, outdoor spa and plenty of lounge chairs to soak in the sun.
Activity room with billiard table, tv and book reading area. Social
events are hosted in this well appointed area. Tennis courts, shuffle
boards, kayak launching area with fishing dock on river. Unit is
located on west side of AIA with no buildings on east side to
obstruct ocean views.
There is a king bed in the master, queen bed in guest bedroom, double
bed with a single bunk bed over the double in the kid's bedroom.
There is also a single trundle bed in this bedroom. In the living
room there is a queen sofa bed. Full size washer and dryer in the
Just bring your clothes and move right in! Historic Vero Beach is
about ten minutes away where you can shop, eat or just sightsee. Ft.
Pierce is only a few minutes away where you can also enjoy shopping,
eating or charter a boat for deep sea fishing or back water fishing
for trout or snook!
North Hutchinson Island is about 8 miles south of Vero Beach or a
couple hours from Walt Disney World!
property availability
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Last modified on 01-10-2012 at 8:17 AM.
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Bill Grabe 407-310-8736
condo rental amenities
Pool, Spa, Tennis, Beach, River dock for fishing, shuffle boards, car
washing area, exercise room, activity room, social events.,
vacation rental rates
Unit is available for sale or lease.
Special - Six month or longer rentals - no tax and special rate.
May, June, July, August, September - $2500 month
October, November, December - $2200 month
January, February, March, April - $3500 month
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Top things to do in Hutchinson Island
- Relax on the Beach
- Canoeing on the River
- Visit the NAVY SEAL Museum
- Shop and Eat in Historic Vero Beach
- Go fishing off Ft. Pierce or in the river.
Top things to do on a budget
- Relax on the Beach
- Bike Riding
- Canoeing
- Read by the Tropical Pool
- Tennis
Top things to do with a family
- Bike Rding
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He was preceded in death by his mother, Faye York Sandlin (Faye Sellers).
John Michael is survived by his father, Winfred Sandlin (Marie), of Jasper; sisters, Connie Sandlin Putney of Atlanta, Ga., and Carla Sandlin Thompson of Birmingham. Also surviving him are his nephews, Michael Stubbs (Angela), Jeremy Stubbs, Peter Stubbs, Alex Stubbs (Lisa), and Josh Thompson; grandniece; Alexandria Kate Stubbs; and grandnephew, Jackson Elijah Thompson. He also leaves behind his beloved uncle, Walton Sellers (Dorothy) of Dora, along with many cousins and friends.
A celebration of John Michael's life will be held at a later date in Jasper.
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New York Giants
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|Homestead, FL
|Miami (FL)
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|2005, 1st round, 8th pick by Cardinals
Giants sign OG Boothe; line returns for '13
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Giants GM Jerry Reese has spoken to DE Justin Tuck about him regaining his form of two seasons ago.
Lattimore hopes to inspire during incredible comeback
South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore isn't letting a gruesome knee injury slow him down en route to his path to the NFL.
Giants re-sign DT Rogers
The Giants re-signed DT Shaun Rogers on Thursday, the team announced.
Giants release RB Bradshaw, DT Canty
The Giants released RB Ahmad Bradshaw and DT Chris Canty on Wednesday, the team confirmed.
Giants release LB Boley
The Giants released LB Michael Boley on Tuesday, the team announced.
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Eli Manning added to NFC Pro Bowl roster
Giants QB Eli Manning will replace Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers on the NFC roster for the Pro Bowl.
Giants could seek more pass-rush help
The Giants' pass rush fell way off this season, which could lead them to seek more DE help from the draft.
Panthers name Gettleman general manager
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Expanding the playoffs a bad idea
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The Redskins are in the playoffs and everyone else is home for the rest of the holidays. Surprised? So are we.
Rolle intercepted two passes by Alex Smith in Sunday's 26-3 win over San Francisco.||||||| Rolle leads the Giants with 34 tackles.
Rolle, who missed practice on Thursday because of soreness in his knee, worked out on a limited basis on Friday and is questionable for the game.||||||| Rolle hurt his knee against the Panthers, banging it against a hand-held television camera in the fourth quarter.
Rolle and Kenny Phillips have been fined a total of $30,000 for unnecessary roughness calls in last weekend's loss to the Washington Redskins.||||||| The NFL confirmed the fines on Friday. The league did not identify the plays but both probably involved Redskins tight end Fred Davis. Rolle was fined $20,000 for spearing an opponent with his helmet. Rolle was flagged for an unnecessary roughness call against Davis with roughly eight minutes left in the Redskins' 28-14 win.
Rolle has apologized for comparing fans' booing players after a bad half of football to fans booing troops returning home from Iraq after a tour of duty.||||||| Rolle says he used a very poor, inappropriate example on Thursday to demonstrate how seriously he takes his job. "Obviously, there is no comparison between the men and women of our military putting their life on the line defending our country and what I do," Rolle said in a statement issued by the team early in the evening. "They risk their lives and that gives me the opportunity to play a game for a living."
The New York Giants have made Pro Bowler Antrel Rolle the richest safety in the NFL.||||||| In the waning hours of the opening day of free agency, Rolle signed a five-year, $37 million contract that has $15 million in guaranteed money. The signing fills a major need for the Giants, who lost Kenny Phillips to a serious knee injury early last season. Rolle, who was recently released by the Cardinals, had four interceptions last season.


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Say what you will about WalMart...
Helen Palmer
Sep 1, 2007 ...but the country's biggest employer knows when to beat a strategic retreat. Today it will introduce a cheaper health plan for workers. Helen Palmer reports that it's not a simple story, though.
Supply, demand, and Tamiflu
Stephen Beard
Sep 1, 2007 Everyone wants Tamiflu made by Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche, but there's not enough of it. Now Roche say it will meet with generic drug companies. Host Kai Ryssdal talks to Stephen Beard in London.
A diabetes treatment: worth the risk?
Sep 1, 2007 Merck and Bristol Myers-Squibb have developed a new diabetes drug, Pargluva. Last month, an FDA panel recommended approval. But it seems it can double the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Cheryl Glaser has more.
Medicaid changes in Florida
Hilary Wicai
Sep 1, 2007 Washington has approved sweeping changes to Florida's Medicaid plans. State and federal officials are hoping to make the program "more sustainable." Critics say that means less care. Hillary Wicai reports.
More Tamiflu on the way
Helen Palmer
Sep 22, 2011 Governments are trying to stockpile Tamiflu, the anti-viral made by the Swiss company Roche. But it's in short supply. Today Roche is trying to do something about that. Helen Palmer reports.
A generic Tamiflu
Helen Palmer
Sep 1, 2007 A maker of generic drugs based in Mumbai plans to manufacture the Roche anti-viral Tamiflu — even though it's under patent protection for another 11 years. Helen Palmer reports from the Health Desk at WGBH.
Bird flu: Migrating our way?
Helen Palmer
Sep 1, 2007 Bird flu is in Asia and parts of Europe. Can North America be far behind? From the Health Desk at WGBH, Helen Palmer checks in with America's poultry producers.
Bird flu lands on the edge of Europe
Stephen Beard
Sep 1, 2007 Health officials confirmed today the flu virus found in Turkish birds is the one that has killed more than 60 people in Asia. The EU may set aside $1.2 billion to fight a possible pandemic. Stephen Beard reports.
To err is human
Helen Palmer
Sep 1, 2007 A new report shows errors by overworked doctors in training cost $13 billion a year in extra medical care and lost wages. Helen Palmer reports.
Assisted suicide: from Oregon to the Supreme Court
Helen Palmer
Sep 1, 2007 Oregon's assisted suicide law is coming before the Supreme Court this session. Helen Palmer looks at who in Oregon has been asking for the procedure and who has been providing it.


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Police have killed a man who held a child hostage in a Fort Wayne home, after fatally shooting a woman on the side of a busy street this morning.
45-year-old Kenneth Knight pulled 49-year-old Jacqueline Hardy off a city bus, then shot her on the side of the road.
He then fled on foot to a home where he barricaded himself.
A single shot from a sniper killed Knight a little after 5 this afternoon.
Police say that the 3 year old boy is safe.
They also say that a protective order had been filed against Knight recently, but didn't say who requested the order.
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