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Arrow Thru Head Hanging Prop
Fighting zombies can be tough - even an arrow through the eyeball barely slows them down! Hang this severed zombie Arrow Thru Head prop and take a few pot shots at anyone who dares to look twice at you.
Hanging Head Split With Machete Prop
Pumpkin carving went bad at the Zombie house and Dad will never be quite the same. Carve out a name for yourself in the neighborhood when you hang this awesome Head Split with Machete Prop!
Cannibal Hanging Head
Decorate the only way you know how--with killer taste--when you use this Cannibal Hanging Head decoration. This hanging prop features stitch-up scars and a guard over a bloody mouth, so you're protected in case things get crazy.
Gothic Vampire Hanging Head
Take a bite out of life with this hanging vampire head, a perfect haunted house decoration. This scary Halloween prop is great for any Halloween displays, from an outdoor production to a simple wall hanging. Just hang him up and let the scares begin!
Bullet Hanging Head
Freak out your guests and probably even yourself when you decorate your home with this Bullet Hanging Head. This leather skin blood slobbering monster face may be hard to get used to.
Hanging Clown Head Decoration
What's the matter - cat got your tongue? There's sure to be terror at the big top when this gruesome clown pulls his scary pranks. Decorate with this frightful hanging clown head and they'll know you're not clowning around - you mean spooky Halloween business!
Hanging Pumpkin Prop
Hang this diabolical Pumpkin Creature indoors or out - his light-up head will catch the eye of all who behold him. The posable scarecrow-like fellow looks as if he stepped from Halloween-town and into real life.
Hanging Ghoul Head on Hook
Hey - who's that guy who keeps hanging around? Hook 'em with this horror show chop shop prop - this latex severed Ghoul Head on Hook is an awesome indoor or outdoor Halloween decorating item that willraise some eyebrows!
Up Side Down Hanging Head
Dead men tell no tales - get one over on the town gossip. This hanging head decoration show a last fearful look frozen in time, a demonic and disturbing Halloween decoration.
This End Up - Hanging Head Decoration
Dead men tell no tales - get one over on the town gossip. Mums the word whenguests get a look at the gruesome fate of this terrifying tattle-tale! This hanging head decoration features bloody, sewn up facial features and protruding neck, a demonic and disturbing Halloween decoration.
Day of the Dead Male Hanging Skeleton
Celebrate el dia de los muertos when you hang the Day of the Dead Male Hanging Skeleton in your house! This awesome skeleton decoration features a skull head with black an red sombrero along with a red tie and black tattered jacket.
Day of the Dead Female Hanging Skeleton
Celebrate el dia de los muertos when you hang the Day of the Dead Female Hanging Skeleton in your house! This awesome skeleton decoration features a skull head with a black wig, red bow and a black, red and green dress.
Light up Larva Head Decoration
Spiders are scary things. We don't even want to think about the spider who did this - in fact this guy lost his head! The light up larva head has glowing red eyes to pierce the night. Hang him indoors and maybe you can scare the spiders away.
Trio of Shrunken Heads
Okay, these guys give new meaning to the notion of three stooges - wonder what they did to get their heads shrunk? Hang them up and make up stories about where you snared them!
Zombie Hunting Metal Sign
Be a true head hunter when you hang the Zombie Hunting Metal Sign. Season starts October 31st, so get your ammunition ready and aim high!
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"Tell me one last thing," said Harry. "Is this real? Or has this been happening inside my head?"
"Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?"
That's the way I feel about fanfiction... Sigh. It's my favorite line of DH; I was so happy to hear it in the final movie.
Big, huge, gargantuan, colossal, magnanimous, gigantic, wonderful, squeeze-worthy, giant.... I've run out of adjectives....big thank you to babekitty_92 for the beautiful banner! I nearly was in tears when I saw it. I don't know why I was, because it's so simple, but I love it sooo much! Thank you! *squeeze*
So, I'm no longer in high school, which means my penname is rather outdated. Nevertheless, freshman year will always be a special time for me because that's when I started here at MNFF. ;D I now attend the American Academy of Art in downtown Chicago, and I major in illustration.
I love Harry Potter and decided in freshman year of high school (hence the penname) to start a story. I'm incredibly flattered that the story has been accepted the way it has, and it warms my heart to read the reviews. (And yes- I know that sounded chessy. :D) I also have an account at Fanfiction.com, under the penname: Io.sono.Emilia., on which I've posted this story also. So before you accuse me of stealing a story....
Read the stories; maybe you'll get something about me out of them.
Thanks to all of you for sticking around! Maybe one day in the future I'll start working on a brief epilogue, or even a few sequels and one-shots based on other characters. Life's been a bit hectic, but I'll return to it one day... I had fun while it lasted. :D Thanks again!
A Day in the Life by Ginger Hair
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 207]
Summary: A Potions assignment gone wrong sends Harry and Ginny into the past while Lily and James are sent into the future. How will Ginny and Harry cope with the Marauders? Better yet, how will Lily and James cope with Ron and Hermione? Will they ever get back to their rightful eras? Read on to find out. Please read and review. From what my fans say, its funny. You decide for yourself.
Well, it's definetly not the best I've ever read. It's rather choppy, and kinda unbelieveable-but I guess that's the idea. Um...is this finished?
Final Battle by The Marauder
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 26]
Summary: Harry has been dreading this moment, he can't, he won't, let Ginny die...as the final battle comes down to him and Voldemort will his heart, which is broken from losing so many he has loved, be able to defeat the darkest wizard of the age...
Wooh. We had the same idea about Harry dying for Ginny. I just read this, obviously, and it was quite good. I love all of your one-shots/stories. Great job. Check out "the End of Only One Beginning" for my version, if you want.
Mission Accomplished: Wedding Style by GwendolynJames
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 40]
Summary: Ron and Hermione are getting married! The twins certainly can't let such a great opportunity pass them by. This will be the most memorable Weasley wedding yet. Sequel to Mission Accomplished.
Haha. I'm guessing the absence of "said George" and "exclaimed Fred" is your style, and I like it. One little problem about this one: the groom doesn't see the bride. Bad luck...unless that's only in the Muggle world...Hm...Good job though
Meant To Be by chloish
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 679]
Summary: "What can I say?" James shrugged his shoulders. "We are just obviously,"
James laughed, "Meant to be."
Lily Evans and James Potter share absolutely nothing in common, not even their feelings for each other. Lily, perceived as a model student, detests the handsome, popular, Quidditch star James, who she thinks to be something of a git. James, on the contrary, has been infatuated with Lily for years, and has let her and the whole school know it.
As time progresses into Voldemorts reign of terror, the two have to learn to trust, tolerate, and love each other.
Please note, this story is incomplete, and will likely remain so for a long time. I apologize!
Well It is a pretty good story. I think you portrayed James very well, his being persistant and well- arrogant. Anyway, good job. I think you should update this one soon, as well as "Dear Lily". I read that one before this, thanks to a commenter on my own fic (its a James/Lily), but they are both pretty good. Great Job!
Hagrid's Pink Umbrella by Elizabeth90
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 19]
Summary: Sometimes, life just becomes too much for Harry Potter. When he's lost in depression and huddled in the rain, can Ginny cheer him up? R&R, please. One-shot!
Stupid umbrella! That was cute. Very descriptive and creative. Hehehe. I loved the other One shot, "The Forget Me Do Chew" I never would've guessed that HArry would've done that. hehe. Now, I am going to read another story...
The Unseemly Proposal by sparx
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 5422]
Summary: The reign of Voldermort comes to an end, and with it ends the prestige and power Lucius Malfoy once had in the Wizarding World. In order to regain the respect of his fellow wizards and to make them believe that he has turned over a new leaf (which he actually hasn't) and has graciously accepted muggles and Mudbloods, Lucius asks Hermione, a Mudblood, to marry his son, Draco, a pure-blood. Obviously, they both refuse, but Lucius isn't going to give up easily. After all, he wants his status back. He still has a few tricks up his sleeve and is determined to play match-maker. What happens next is a series of events that serve only to bring Hermione and Draco closer, both literally and figuratively speaking. Read to find out how this one unseemly proposal causes absolute chaos in their lives! THIS STORY IS NOT HBP and DH COMPATIBLE! Hey all! Check out my personal info for the expected date of the next update. =)
First... I think "muggle" should be capitalized.
Second..... I can't quite put my finger on it, and it would be stupid to say that it going to fast, b/c you've drawn it out spectactularly, but it was almost like... I don't know. I have no diea what I'm talking about, don't mind me.
-I liked the thunder while HErmione was talking. Very nice.
-*happy, cheesy, girly sigh* That was brilliant.. he kissed her! Somehow, I knew he would.
-*laughs* I loved Harry's elbow-to-tongue statement. Very nice.
OOOH!! I don't like Pansy! And I can't believe Harry and Ron are letting themselves get pulled into this. ARGH!!!!
Great chapter, keep it up!
Author's Response: I think I know what you mean about the second comment you made. After all this while of writing this fic, I found it kinda hard to believe that I was finally going to push them together. The story\'s not going fast, you\'re right, because we have here 36 chapters and we still have a few more to go. But it felt strange... Yet right somehow. Am I making sense?? Hahaha... Thanks LaneTechFreshie!
Oooh...I just read blackpunk's review... I had forgotten about those... She's smart.... Very smart.... Could that be it? Brilliant....
I LOVE IT! I can NOT wait to see what this dinner is gonna be like! AH! Anyway, imaging Draco in denims/jeans or topless- really, either is fine for me! That whole Peeves thing...I think something is clicking...Keep up the absolutely fabulous work, and I hope your exams went well!
Author's Response: Hahaha, I'm glad you do! nd I hope you like the dinner as well. It should be out soon in fact. Oooo, jeans and topless, I decided to add both images in actually. Double the effect! ;) I was really undecided on whether to add that scene or not, but I had to. It sets the stage for a later scene. Thanks for the review! Exmas went well too, thanks for asking!
I just wanted to say, Congratulations on the win! It's a really great story, and you definetly deserved it. :-)
Author's Response: Thank you so much, LaneTechFreshie! Its definitely thanks to you guys! Without all of you wonderful readers, I wouldn't have won it for sure! =D
AH! I loved it. They are definetly in serious denial. I really want to comment on nearly every sentence, but as I can't, I will just say that I love it soooooo much! It's absolutely wonderful. I have no idea how you have managed to write all of this. It's splendid. Jeez, you're gonna end up having a ego as bad as Draco's by the end of this story. Oi. Hehe. I love it. When I read it last night I was laughing so hard...I tried to keep it in though b/c is was about 10. Anyway, I had to review this morning b/c i got Avada Kedavra'd yesterday. Hehe. Great Job!
Author's Response: Thank you! Yes, denial is definitely an issue here. It would be great if you could comment on every sentence! But that might take you a while and I dont think youd wanna spend so much of time on one review. But thanks for the thought! Sometimes, I wonder how I managed to write all this too. It seems almost surreal considering I started this ages ago. But you guys keep me going, really. Hahaha and with all the nice thing you all say, I really hope I dont end up having as big a head as Draco! Good to see that the chapter had you laughing out loud laughters always good. =D I'm glad you managed to leave a review despite getting Avada Kedavrad. I know how that can be like
As soon as I pressed the "submit" button, I remembered a few things. First, there is a sentence where you write 'her' instead of 'his'. "Draco rolled her eyes. He slumped back into the couch, murmuring what a total waste of time this was under his breath." And then, congrats so much on the awards. You earned them.
Author's Response: Ah, thank you so much for pointing all of that out! I have already corrected it. I can get really careless sometimes Also, thank you for your well-wishes. I think I've said this a million times, but Ill say it again because its sooo true I wouldn't have been able to win those awards without you guys. =D
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say that the part with the "thump-thump"s was EJAU's? Very nice. And if it wasn't- it's still very nice. X"D
*LAUGH* Ha. Love the scene with the portraits- and after that. Brilliant. Funny too, but great.
HA! Loved Hermione's letter, especially the bit where Hermione mentions she's been to the library. SOOO perfect. :-D
ANd... I kinda like how you didn't make H and D kiss in this one. I mean, I kinda wanted them to at times, but... it works. Nice work. Though... I don' tknow if Draco could really "roll around on the couch laughing." that was a bit hard to believe. But, VERY good, otherwise! Are we going to see Jinx soon?! Jynx? Huh...
I don't like Lucius, but then again, I have to appriciate him for thinking up this whole plot. But if I appriciate him, that must mean that I love you for thinking of Malfoy thinking up the plot. I also love Jinx! Best character in the world! Hehe. Great story, much love! I like how Draco calmed Hermione down in such a way, and how he was so wonderful. I am really starting to wish that those pajamas didn't have pink pom-poms. the sheep I can imagine- the pom-poms just make me think of Hermione as some type of clown. Oh well, I love it anyway. I wonder just who Malfoy Sn. helper is, and what will happen when Draco and Hermy get the Love-Knot off. Will it be with a "Marry me?" or with a spell? Hm...wondering and hoping!
Author's Response: I dont like Lucius as well, but I have to admit, he does come in handy once in a while! =D Like you said, it was through him that I start this story in the first place. I love Jinx too! Shes awesome. The whole Draco calming Hermione down was a sudden stroke of inspiration an old teacher of mine used this tactic on us to calm us down before a school performance. Haha, I know the pink pompoms sound bad, but they just serve to add to the ugliness when I first wrote it up. Lots of things are yet to come and your questions will be answered eventually! So keep wondering *wink* =D
I have to say, that was an...interesting chapter; don't worry, "interesting" can mean many things in my vocab. It was gosh darn funny first of all, if not what I was thinking what was going to happen. I just hope Hermione doesn't do something so incredibly stupid that she'll never be able to live. HEehe. Keep it up (I say that too much) and I hope to read the 26th chapter of fabulousness soon.
Author's Response: Hey, thank you! I was a little worried when you said 'interesting' in the beginning, but as I read on, I was much relieved. About Hermione doing something so incredibly stupid that she won't be able to live... Well, we'll see! =D Anyways, thanks for the review and look out for the 26th chapter in 2006!
SPARX I'M GONNA KILL YOU! Wait...bad idea...really bad idea...then there wont be a 32...oh man. I want you to know that THAT was an absolutely, positivly, undoubtedly, specatcularly, brilliant and heart stopping chapter! I really was NOT breathing as they fell! Really! That was really really reallly good! Wow. I love the "pillow talk" as someone else called it, and I love Jinx (She's the greatest!) and I love everything else.....OH man. now I gotta wait until the 14th...and then a few days after that! GOSH DARN IT! *deep breath* sorry, that was kinda crazy. Great chapter, keep it up!
Author's Response: Please dont, LaneTechFreshie!! And like you said, if you did, there wont be a chapter 32 now, would there? Hahaha However, despite wanting to murder me, thank you for thinking that this chapter was good! I know the cliffhanger I left you all with was evil, but I couldn\'t let the opportunity to slip by, could I? Heee. The pillow talk was a good addition, I thought. it helped indicate where Hermione and Dracos relationship was heading to. Jinx is awesome too, isn\'t she? Love her too. I\'m sorry you had to wait for such a long, long time for me to update because of my exams, but I\'m back now, so I should update soon! And I totally understand that it was crazy. Thanks for the awesome review dear! =D
it's very obvious that Draco is trying ot hide his true feelings. I love this story, as I am sure you know. Gosh...you have near 2000 reviews!!! granted, 100 of them are people yelling at the mods. Hehe. Great story. I don't think this chapter was as good as some of the other ones, or as good as it could've been. I was half expecting Draco to kiss her, but I guess he will eventually. Oooh...can't wait! I really can't! Yes I can. :-) Just don't take too long, but make it as good as you can.
NOOOO! Darn you exams! But that is okay, because I will make myself wait as patiently for the next chapter in this funny, witty, and very nice work of art! Absolutely wonderful, though in this chapter there were a few strange wordings like when Draco kissed Simone; did he kiss her lips, or did he kiss her hand? I suggest you just look over that. Another thing is at the end; Hermione says something about a double date not sounding so bad, as if it was her idea- um, shouldn't she be saying the opposite?
Other then those few, oh so few, problems, this chapter was absolutely wonderful! Good luck by the way!
Author's Response:
They're over! The darned exams are over! So thank you so much for waiting. About the strange wordings, I have looked over and changed it, so I do hope it's clearer now.
I guess that double date you were so fondly talking about doesnt sound too bad now. ---> I'm guessing this is the line you're talking about, right? I think there's a slight confusion about this line. Hermione doesn't say it as if it's her idea, but she says it sarcastically because she has had her revenge on Draco. Does it make sense now? If it doesn't, let me know, and I'll omit it!
I guess this is what I get for rushing through a chapter. So many mistakes! Haha... Really sorry, my bad. I hope the next one isn't as terrible. I have looked over it, but you never know. I'm really careless like that.
Anyways, thank you so muhc for pointing all of that out to me, and thanks for the luck and the review!
Well, I agree with some of the other reviewers, and I do prefer the slow pace D & H are going at. I love this fic! So funny, and cute, and wonderfully written! Keep it up! 11/10
Author's Response: It always makes me really happy when readers appreciate the pace at which the storys going. Thank you for the review and for the 11/10!
Author's Response: It always makes me really happy when readers appreciate the pace at which the storys going. Thank you for the review and for the 11/10!
*sigh* Brilliance. Once again. Maybe not in the time deptartment, but the excellence made up for it. Great chapter, made me laugh more than once. Definetly more then once. :-) Keep it up.
And you're not a terrible author- you're great, just bad at time.
If it was exams- i know exactly what you mean. I just took my AP US History test and I am SO GLAD that it's over. Sigh. I'll look forward to the next chapter.
WOw. That last review was insane! Reeeeally long. WOw. Anyway, I definetly voted for your story, except that there were a whole bunch of other stories to vote for at the same time- of wait, yours was in a certain category, so I voted in that category- and all the other categories....hmmm....Whatever. I love this story. SO great! This chapter was good, it showed how much Draco and Hermione really have changed. A while ago I had gone back to reread (which I never did...hehe) and I was surprised at how much they changed. You have done that change subtly and so convincing, that I can almost imagine this as the real thing. I love it. I hope your cold/illness is better and that you are feeling much better. I just repeated myself. Whoops. *smiles sheepishly* Plaigarism? *gasp* I can understand the idea of someone taking your stuff, in that it is a spectacular idea, one which I have no idea how in the world you came up with it. I am guessing one night as you lay in bed spacing out, eh? Maybe not. Well, don't feel bad for the delay- wait, there was a delay? REally? I didn't notice. You post these chapters so steadily and surely...you don't have to worry about us dying of no updates. Don't worry. Even then, the chapters are so wonderfully long- and yet they go so fast- that they are rewarding. Once again, I love it! How many chapters have you written to this?
Author's Response: Yup, it was!! And I love such loooong reviews! It gives me a chance to ramble on and on and on and on Teehee. Thank you so much for voting for me in the Dramione Awards even though the process sounds a little lengthy. It means a lot to me that you think TUP is worth being voted for! And you're right; Hermione and Draco certainly have changed quite a lot (thanks for actually going back to reread to check on that point!). I have tried my best to bring about this change subtly, and its great that its working the way I planned it to. I was always afraid things would conk up somewhere in between, but so far, the story has been pretty good to me, and so have you guys. =D Love you all! I am feeling much better, so thank you for asking. The illness has gone completely, making it much easier to write without having to fall asleep in front of the computer. Yes, plagiarism, but it has been settled! How I came up with it? Hmmm, I think I was indeed lying in bed and spacing out, thinking of very unlikely scenarios and viola! Somehow I came up with TUP. I'm glad you didnt notice the delay, even though there was a small, itsy-bitsy little delay. But by you saying that you didnt makes me feel much better about it! So thank you so much for this wonderful review! Erm, so far I have about 30-odd chapters, but I'm not too sure how long this story will go on till From the looks of it, it still has quite a way to go.


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Many academic departments have a limited number of connections to non-academic institutions. As a result, most academic advisors have primarily academic physicists in their network—and unless you cultivate a network outside of that of your academic advisor, you will too! Fortunately there are lots of tools to help you increase the size, and diversity, of your connections.
Informational Interviews as Networking Tools
Another great benefit of going through the process of informational interviewing is that every person you interview is a potential new member of your network. Stay in touch with them and reach out when you begin your job search in earnest—they may be able to connect you to someone, or provide an "insider" perspective which could be invaluable.
Social Media Tools Such as LinkedIn
One other great feature of LinkedIn is that you can easily track the career developments of your friends and colleagues over time. So, one day you might receive a notification your classmate just landed a new job at a company you have your eye on, and just like that, you have an "in."
For some great tips on using social media and informational interviews as networking tools, please watch the following webinette with Peter Fiske's webinar Putting Your Science to Work.
APS Webinette: Putting Your Science to Work - Successful Networking Strategies
Networking at Professional Society Meetings
Another great venue for networking are professional society meetings (such as APS annual meetings). Of course you can attend talks by individuals you are interested in connecting with, but you should also take advantage of other opportunities such as:
So, preparing a concise statement that encapsulates these—known as an "elevator pitch"—and practicing it before attending the meeting is really helpful!


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Horsemeat scandal health fears
Ministers are facing calls from MPs for more testing of processed meat amid fears that beef products contaminated with horse meat could contain substances harmful to humans.
Consumers are being 'defrauded' by horsemeat scandal
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson has told reporters that consumers are being "defrauded" by the on-going horsemeat scandal, and the sooner it can be resolved the sooner confidence can be restored in European food systems.
Mr Paterson was speaking ahead of a summit in Brussels with his European counterparts to discuss the scandal.
Horsemeat scandal 'reaches Germany'
The horsemeat scandal is feared to have reached Germany after the state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) warned frozen lasagne products containing horsemeat may have been mislabelled and sent to retailers.
The state's Ministry of Compliance claimed the products were delivered "on a large scale across Germany and NRW", Die Welt reported.
It alleges the products came into Germany via a supplier in Luxembourg between November 2012 and January 2013.
Major German supermarket chain Tengelmann confirmed it is recalling supplies of its own brand frozen lasagne amid fears it may contain horsemeat, but it did not reveal who had supplied the Attraktiv und Preiswert (Attractive and Good) lasagne.
Horsemeat summit due in Europe
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson will fly to Brussels for a horsemeat summit - after two British processing plants were raided and shut down as part of the inquiry into the scandal.
EU commissioner to meet ministers over horsemeat
EU Health Commissioner Tonio Borg and other European ministers will meet in Brussels on Wednesday to consider the implications of horsemeat found in products sold as beef, the current EU president country Ireland said.
Irish Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney wants to discuss "whatever steps may be necessary at EU level to comprehensively address this matter", the Irish government said in a statement on its EU presidency website.
– Irish EU Presidency statement
The minister intends to discuss with the commission and other relevant ministers whatever steps may be necessary at EU level to comprehensively address this matter. The minister has also arranged to have the issue on the agenda for the next council of agriculture ministers later this month.
The minister said he would continue to take whatever actions are necessary to ensure this issue is addressed in a comprehensive and effective manner.
It is worth noting that it was because of the vigilance of our testing and control regime in Ireland that what is now a pan European problem was exposed.
Romania furious over horsemeat fraud allegations
Romanians are smarting at accusations that abattoirs there put horsemeat into the food chain.Read the full story
Romanians confident of meat export labellingby Chris Ship - Deputy Political Editor
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Romanian PM rejects horsemeat claims as 'fraud'by Emma Murphy - Europe Correspondent
Romanian prime minister Victor Ponta has said the horsemeat allegations against his country do not represent a "public safety issue" but a "fraud" that "must be punished".
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Describing himself as "very angry", he said his administration will fight to find out who is guilty outside of his country.
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Report: French fears over donkey meat from Romania
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Jose Bove, vice-president of the European Parliament agriculture committee, has claimed a change in Romania's road rules has sent "millions" of the animals to the abattoir, whereupon they are processed into food products.
The newspaper said French food industry officials believe some of the horse meat found in supermarket products may in fact be donkey meat.
Anger and outrage in Europe over horsemeat scandal
The Romanian government has launched an investigation after speculation grew that the source of the horsemeat scandal could be an abattoir in Romania.
France's foreign minister came on national television this evening, to demand those responsible to be brought to justice.
ITV News Political Correspondent Libby Wiener reports:
Labour: Govt acted too slowly on horsemeat scandal
The government has been accused of acting too slowly to the growing horsemeat scandal.
Horsemeat was found in the food chain three weeks ago but Labour said ministers had failed to grasp the seriousness of the problem. The row came as six French supermarket chains today withdrew products under suspicion.
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[5] July 15, 2014 at 2:07pm
About 20 years ago, I could have laughed at this… now I cry – literally. That's the sound of our country going down the drain.
May 15, 2014 at 2:33pm
I can't wait for my DirecTV contract to be over (long story about how they lied to me and hooked me in for another 2 years). But when it's done – GOOD BYE, TV!
Not that that will solve the problem, but at least I won't have to deal with it.
May 12, 2014 at 3:40pm
Not so fast…. Professor Peter Singer, (Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University) would like to disagree! Leftist hero for his progressive views on animal liberation and infanticide, he is considered to be one of the most influential and forward thinking philosophers of our time – at least by a bunch of like-minded atheist morons.) Of course, one hundred years from now, history will say he was right-wing nut job. The right gets all of the insane lefty nut-jobs once the left is done with them. According to the left, it was the Democrats who freed the slaves, and fought for civil rights in the 50′s and 60′s. Even that arse Tourre credited LBJ with the civil rights act (even though it was LBJ who had philibustered the act in congress years before.) To be fair, it WAS Johnson who gave us the Great Society – which re-enslaved urban blacks. Instead of picking cotton, now all they have to do is vote Democrat and the left will give them housing and food. What a life – thanks LBJ!
With the progressives and liberals, it's important to remember that up is down; right is wrong; and God is bad.
May 12, 2014 at 3:09pm
To those who say 'there's nothing wrong with being gay' – fine. But, what what's RIGHT about being gay? I don't think people should be oppressed for their sexuality, but neither should they be applauded? There is an inherent inconsistency in making heroes out of homosexuals for their sexuality.
And here's a newsflash – there is no 'risk' to declaring you are a homosexual – you are certain to get an invite to appear on 'Ellen', and fawning press coverage. While coming out as a Christian may well cost you your career. Who is the courageous one?
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[1] May 12, 2014 at 2:52pm
I'm guessing that Clift will be the next WH Press Secretary, if Clinton is elected.
[1] May 12, 2014 at 11:32am
The "Tea Party is racist' thing is just a bunch of BS political crap for the sole purpose of shutting down debate. If you were to ask people about the Tea Party Agenda – they couldn't recite it; not a single issue. If you were to go issue by issue – without identifying the party – most people would AGREE, and that's from either party. If a person supports and agrees with Allen West, Michael Steele, Allan Keyes, Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams, and Herman Cain but dislike Obama, Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton – how could any reasonable person make the assumption that the difference is race. It is an idiotic conclusion.
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May 9, 2014 at 1:47pm
Do you know what's more useless than a Moderate Republican? Absolutely nothing.
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[2] May 6, 2014 at 1:54pm
I love it when Pelosi uses the word "fair". I wish I could sue her for the mental anguish it causes me when someone like her (or Harry Reid) – so incredibly unethical….; this sleazy, scheming, partisan dirt bag "demands" fairness. Words cannot adequately express my disgust!
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April 1, 2014 at 1:35pm
Yeah – 'fairness' is what you're interested in.
I have NEVER heard Rush say anything as insensitive as Hilary Clinton's "I ain't no ways tired" or Joe Biden's 7/11 quip – just 'to be fair'.
March 27, 2014 at 11:48am
There actually are two reasons why doesn't endorse candidates. 1) He doesn't trust them (and neither do I). In the past, he helped a lot of candidates – some of whom threw him under the bus when that was most expedient politically. The second reason is that Rush is aware that his name can be an albatross, and why would he want to handicap his choice?
March 7, 2014 at 12:10pm
Let me add – at least not the militant activist wing of atheism…. my apologies to the many decent atheists out there.
In reply to Spaceman61's comment on the story Atheists Continue Battle Against Steel Cross Display Inside 9/11 Museum
March 7, 2014 at 12:09pm
Thanks for the reminder. Actions such as these are designed to get under the skin of believers, and – as the comments attest – to provoke anger. I have a few good conservative atheist friends and I am sure they also appreciate your post.
In reply to tcotts01's comment on the story Atheists Continue Battle Against Steel Cross Display Inside 9/11 Museum
March 7, 2014 at 12:00pm
"Named plaintiffs have suffered, inter alia, dyspepsia, symptoms of depression, headaches, anxiety, and mental pain and anguish from the knowledge that they are made to feel officially excluded from the ranks of citizens who were directly injured by the 9/11 attack and the lack of acknowledgement of the more than 1,000 non- Christian individuals who were killed at the World Trade Center,"
Liars – no doubt in my mind. Tell me just how good a case you have when you have to resort to complete fabrication – which, of course, atheists can do since the ends justifies the means in a world without absolute morality. "DO YOU THINK A PERSON CAN'T BE MORAL WITHOUT SOME STUPID BOOK TELLING THEM WHAT TO DO?" the atheists angrily ask… my answer: Apparently not.
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March 7, 2014 at 12:10pm
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March 5, 2014 at 12:05pm
If the RULES say every kid must play at LEAST one quarter – then those are the RULES. Why are so many people sticking up for the people who BROKE the rules????? If you don't like the rules – DON'T go to the tournament. (Kind of like the POTUS making up his own rules after the actual law is a wipeout, no?)
I have seen coaches who sneak ringers on to their teams and the actual team members don't even get to play. You have to decide what the game is about. If this is about kids participating in sports and getting some exercise – then let the kids play and who cares who wins. A lot of these coaches (not all) are living vicariously through their kids and want their boys to be the 'big athlete'. So their own kids play the whole game and other kids just go and warm the bench. Once you get to a true competition level – let's say high school, then you play your best players. These are 9-12 year-olds! Gee whiz!
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March 5, 2014 at 12:25pm
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March 5, 2014 at 1:20pm
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March 4, 2014 at 8:45pm
Did anyone else notice the one bald eagle curved its talon in the shape of a gun and threatened the other? That's why they suspended the two eagles from the tree. We need to spend a billion dollars to end eagle-on- eagle violence. Can't we all get along?
February 6, 2014 at 2:11pm
I hate to pile on, but really… that's one of the dumbest things I have seen written about abortion. Besides being immoral and indefensible, the statement falls under it's own weight.. you say some people "go about aborting the soul of the child" – well, apparently abortion is not stopping that from happening. What would you advocate, a government test to determine suitable parents? How much do you really want to hand over to the government?
I understand that not everyone is going to be a good parent, but that hardly justifies murder.
Think before you type, friend.
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February 5, 2014 at 11:30pm
My prediction for the 21st century… one billion people will be killed by their own government – all around the world… including the US. Muslims, Christians and Jews. (and conservatives, of course.) Then comes the 1000 years of darkness.
Alas, we have been fundamentally changed.
February 4, 2014 at 3:16pm
And they just keep coming… Liberal philosophy."If you don't agree with us, you are stupid." Let's all bow to the tolerant, open-minded leftists. What arrogance!
February 4, 2014 at 3:05pm
The 'intellectuals' do not have a very good track record. Read Thomas Sowell's book "Intellectuals and Race" and you'll see what I mean. Of course, 1) they never admit it, and 2) always try to put it on the other guy. Fifty years from now Global Warming will be referred to as having been a right wing nut job theory. (See the eugenics movement.)
In reply to the story Reporter Says More Journalists Are Liberal Because Left-Wingers Have Higher IQ
February 1, 2014 at 11:27pm
This is quite a dilemma…. I find it hard to believe that anyone this stupid could be elected to congress, yet, at the same time, I also find it hard to believe that anyone could spout such blatant lies without shame, guilt or remorse. She is either truly a moron or a sociopath, but there is definitely something wrong with this lady. Still, how do you account for the people who voted for her?
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A downhill vibe isn't a bad thing at this urban chalet, where patrons weather flurries of snow bunnies and the thudding beats of nightly DJs. Singles hobnob in the dim warmth of the rustic front lounge, with raw wood, birch tree murals, and Lucite deer heads, while avalanche-sized get-togethers gather round the roaring, copper-hooded fire in the snow-white dining room. The American West-inspired small plate menu is beside the point for most who instead imbibe bone-warming specialty drinks like the Hottentot, Scotch infused with orange zest, coffee, and cloves, or refreshers like the Shooting Star, a starfruit capirhana. Bland tuna tartare and bean empanadas with black beans and queso blanco lack dazzle. Schuss in for the cocktails and the scene; snacks take third place.Lounge Hours
Mon.Tue., 5 p.m.2 a.m.; WedSat, 5 p.m.4 a.m.Recommended Dishes
Duck and shiitake quesadilla, $13
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NBA Finals Game 3: Series tied 1-1 between San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat (BLOG)
For the first time in six years, the San Antonio Spurs will host an NBA Finals game. Fans will be cheering, standing for most of the game no doubt!
But after game two on Sunday night, how much faith do Spurs fans actually have left? The good news: The Spurs stole Game 1 (92-88) and took home court advantage away from the Heat, but Miami came back in Game 2 and demoralized the Spurs 103-84. They also have a 35 and 6 record at home this season, and as we said, it's the first NBA Finals game in San Antonio since 2007.
Tim Duncan talked about the lopsided Game 2 loss and how much momentum was left in the Spurs locker room: "Not after tonight. I think they regained that," Duncan said. "Obviously we were glad to win a game here in Game 1. Our goal was to get two. But they got the one tonight. We get to go back home. We got a game here. We have three at home, so we're excited about that. But if we play like we did tonight, that's not going to matter."
The game plan for the Spurs has to be to get its "big three" on track. Tony Parker was pedestrian (for him) on Sunday night and he's the obvious motor that runs the San Antonio offense. The Spurs are 43-8 when Parker scores 20 or more points and 18-1 when he scores more than 20 points and has at least 10 assists.
In the meantime, Tim Duncan also needs to play better in game three in order for the Spurs to have any chance of winning. Duncan was 3 for 13 Sunday night for 9 points, but even in game one, Duncan was 8 of 19, finishing with 20 points and 14 rebounds. Credit Udonis Haslem with playing great defense!
If you're a Heat fan, there's reason to be optimistic! Miami hasn't lost back to back games since January 8 and 10 and the Heat's "big three" is much younger than the Spurs.
One interesting note regarding tonights game: Since moving to a 2-3-2 format in 1985; in a 1-1 series, the winner of Game 3 has won the title 12 of 13 times. The only team that's lost the series after winning game three in that formula was the Miami Heat in 2011.
Keep in mind too, that the NBA Finals were a fixture in San Antonio for a long, long time. The Spurs won four titles in a nine year span that started in 1999.
My Prediction: Spurs beat Heat in Game 3


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Consumer electronics maker Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. said its vice president and chief financial officer, Yoichiro Furuse, resigned due to a difference of opinion regarding management policies.
The company is undergoing a 3-year restructuring program and named former journalist Tomoyo Nonaka as chairman and chief executive in April 2005.
Sanyo previously forecast that it expects to lose more money than originally announced due to slow sales of consumer electronics and components such as semiconductors.
The Osaka, Japan-based company now expects a net loss of 140 billion yen (approx. U.S. $1.2 billion) in the year ending March 31, 2006. That is up from its previous projection of a loss of 92 billion yen (approx. $814 million).
Furuse served as vice president since June 2002, Kyodo News agency said.
Sanyo announced a turnaround plan on July 5, 2005 calling for 14,000 job cuts, or 15 percent of its global workforce, a 1/5-reduction of factory space, discontinuing some product lines, and cutting debt by about half.
The company also appointed a new management team in April 2005 to revive the company after it posted a net loss of $1.53 billion for the year ended in March 2005. (AP)
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Taxing Taxes
Work is churning on, but in a pretty nice way, although I seem to be losing a bit of steam. I'm hoping that somehow picks back up. Plan on spending some time on the treadmill at lunch and perhaps attending the opening night of some community theatre tonight.
Friday brings birthday dinner for my sister and I'm looking forward to that. Other than a trip to the eye doc on Saturday for my ever-aging eyes, I've got nothing much on tap. Since my taxes ended up being thirty dollars less than I'd originally thought, I may treat myself to a quickie massage this week. I'll have to look at my schedule to see if I can work it in.
Take good care of yourself. Be kind to others. Render unto Caesar.
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I rendered unto Caesar yesterday. But that had me laughing when I read it.ReplyDelete
So I read this whole post and the thing that sticks out for me is that you can get a massage for $30. I'm so jealous. Wah!ReplyDelete
MASSAGE... YES!! Go for it! I only wish I had gone to my original appt scheduled on Sunday instead of rescheduling it for yesterday. In other words, I prefer to get my massage and then have nothing scheduled for that day or the next day, so I can truly reap the bene's... Waking up early for work this morning was such a bummer!!ReplyDelete
Treat yourself!!
I'm with Helen. :DReplyDelete
A 30 minute massage runs $35, not including tip. So my bonus thirty bucks won't entirely cover it, and it's not a full hour, so it's not that much to covet.ReplyDelete
There a massage/spa place that just opened this week across the street from The Closet - now that's where I'd like to have one, but they are too spendy.
The most divine luxury ever? An ex arranged to have a massage therapist come to his home. I had a 90 minute massage and then trundled off to bed for a long, long nap. PURE.BLISS.
Yes to the Massage and no to taxes! Isn't that the way it should work?ReplyDelete
Roxie, I haven't done my taxes yet ... from 2008!!!ReplyDelete
You just sparked me to do that NOW!
Where should I send the cheque?
I just like that the words "quickie" and "massage" were in the same sentence!ReplyDelete
Hey, what's your hurry on the taxes? You still had 2 whole days left! :-)ReplyDelete
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12:00pm Friday 28th September 2012 in News By Emma Walker, Reporter
A GOOD Samaritan sprang into action after arsonists targeted a Bowls clubhouse in Weymouth.
Local resident Iain Campbell averted disaster when he dashed over to Greenhill Bowls Club and tackled a blaze which was threatening to take hold of the building.
It is believed someone had deliberately set fire to bins fixed to the side of the building yesterday evening.
Warwick Brown, a member of the club, said the whole roof could have caught alight if the flames had not been doused so quickly.
He said: "If someone hadn't seen it as quickly as they had it would have taken hold.
"The flames were right up under the eaves – in a few more minutes they would have gone up into the roof, along the rafters and that would have been it.
"That's what happened at the Dorchester club in an arson attack about 18 months ago and it was a real disaster."
Mr Campbell's quick thinking meant the damage was limited to the rendering on the wall and panelling in the eaves.
He said: "My friends and I spotted the fire so we called the emergency services and then I grabbed an extinguisher and rushed out.
"It was quite lucky that we saw it when we did because the whole building could have gone up.
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Mr Campbell said problems with arson and vandalism in the area are improving.
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Hayden kicked off by explaining the premise behind his talk: in this dire economic clime, when everybody's castrating their own creativity, he hopes to encourage the industry to shelf their fears in favour of a little (well-informed) wonder.
He woke the muse by blasting us with iconic ads, like the Apple Newton stuff and "True Colors" from Dove's Real Women campaign.
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Something I got from Amy a few years back… it was intended for spindle spinning…. hahahahahahaha (OK, I know some of you actually do that). It's wool, but I don't know what sort, or the color. Toasted something seems to be in my memory. My calculations tell me I have about 370-375 yards total, but I'm doubtful.
Loops about 21-22 inches long x 2 (because though I made the niddy noddy shaft 9 inches long, I didn't take into account the horizontal bars) = 42 x 107 strands = 4494 divided by 12 inches = 374.5.
mad math skillz no? I need more practice spinning and plying, but this should be good for mitts or part of a hat.
It's hot… oooh! dropped 0.2 degrees in the past hour to 86.2. And I have a bench burn. I learned earlier this evening that loose dresses ride up when you slide along a wooden bench. Or attempt to slide along the bench, but don't quite because your upper thigh got stuck to the wood. Walking tenderly… Back to shorts tomorrow. Or loose linen pants…
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I know someone who works on this kind of stuff.
He works on theme parks, recently getting hired (within his company) to fix mistakes and problems with them, in Dubai and the surrounding area. His take is repeatedly that they don't know how to do quality-control there. Their projects SOUND amazing, but they skimp on the essentials and end up with disastrous results much of the time. He believes this is a mess waiting to happen, given the area's track record, but isn't involved in the project.
Said it before... (225 comments)
Crowd-fund it.
What is wrong with people? (710 comments)
No, really, what the heck is their deal? If I get only 7 hours of sleep for more than 2-3 days, I start turning into an ornery, unfocused, weak, idiot zombie who's as likely to pour a cup of coffee into his lap as into the mug!
I don't understand how people do it.
Price (188 comments)
I knew Sting concert tickets had gotten expensive, but this?
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So they want to turn all social media into an even more passive-aggressive wasteland than much of it already is?
Doctorow (323 comments)
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom hasn't come up yet?
Coming to terms with what it might be to actually be human... printing ourselves and transferring a back-up to that body...
what does that mean? will consciousness go with it?
To me, consciousness is probably just an electronic current that holds us to our memory. The terrifying moment, even if I could replicate myself elsewhere, is,"What happens when I sever that connection and transfer over/" will I just die and a perfect copy keeps living on just as I was a moment ago, or do I go with it? *could anyone tell*? It is the stuff not just of the fear of death, but no one ever knowing that makes it a nightmare.
Sorry to post so dark... nice weather, huh?
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yeah, but this is the internet. how much that you actually read really happens?
people are anonymous, they tend to exaggerate.
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For what reasons will it fail, then, would you say?
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I was a very wee lad and only remember part of the Hoth scene in the theater... when I promptly became sick and threw up, missing the rest of the movie
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Let's stop calling them that long, euphemistic word: Super rich.
Let's call them what they are: Nobility.
Frame the language, frame the debate.
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Really? ARE people voting for tax cuts for the rich?
Please, show me where they are doing this. Evidence.
Yes, it's kind of rhetorical. People are not voting for this. It is not the People's fault, that is the point of the article. The point is that the rich are voting for tax cuts on the rich.
Also, they aren't. Here in California the rich just got shit-smacked with a nice extra tax if they make over 250K a year (fairly common here).
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This is going to be the downfall of netflix. Now that comcast knows they can extract money from Netflix they're going to keep squeezing them harder and harder.
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It's a lost word in our language, basically, but they call the rebound "contrecoup"
Third time's the charm (108 comments)
I'll say it one more time, and probably get modded as "-1 doesn't know when to stop" but the above comments support this:
Augmented vs virtual reality are very different, yes, and FB should NOT compete with glass imo.
Facebook would be best served in buying (or if they're actualyl smart are already considering buying) Valve. Shell out obscene amounts of money. Sign contracts. Whatever it takes. Fold the user base of PC Gaming As We Popularly Know it into the Oculus user base, let it organically grow into the Facebook ecology (I know this is idealistic, FB is much too hungry for revenue, methinks).
I don't care much for Steam's friend system, but if I coudl push a button on FB, ro get updates that all my friends are playing something on Steam right now, pop on those goggles and go? I'd pay for a service like that, or I at least interact with it if it doesn't try to plaster ads all over my eyeballs...
If I were CEO for one day, this is what I'd maneuver for. Any thoughts, slashdot?
Backroom "deals" (282 comments)
I guess we know where Elon gets those ripped, cut jaw muscles now...
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But this is what Valve being involved was supposed to be for, right?
Ultimately, this pits Valve against Facebook, imo. Could be interesting, or Facebook is already preparing to buy out Valve.
Reasons (300 comments)
So the PE ratio on Facebook stock is 90. It's ludicrous.
I saw someone on Ars rhetorically ask, essentially,"Well, why in the world would facebook want to mess with Oculus!?" and a reply seemed better served here:
When this tech bubble finally goes floomph and pops, FB isn't going to have much of anything; I really hope a lot of you remember when this was all going on 15 years ago, because it seems to be happening again. Tiny companies with virtually no real earnings are putting out enormous IPOs. When FB crashes, they're going to panic and try to monetize the hell out of Oculus.
I suspect that it will either get raped for the IP or spun off after the tech crash.
For all the hoopla, I feel liek people swimming in money is clouding their ability to think rationally about this. Prove me wrong, internet, but I think Palmer Luckey just made the classic blunder (besides starting a land war in Asia): Never go in against a clueless techie-hipster billionaire douchebag when a game-changing technology is on the line.
Re:Grab the popcorn! (535 comments)
I wonder at the repercussions this might have for kickstarter, too, frankly.
1) Get marked Troll for the first time today because I made an MST3K joke that got a few responses and hyucks.
2) Get talked down to by a client who I've already been considering firing, but keep on because my dad still works with me.
3) Watch the markets continue to fall
It's been a heck of a day.
I know i'm supposed to use this space to further the frontiers of science and insight, but I'm just not qualified to do that yet.
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