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Interview tomorrow! So excited :)
Interview tomorrow! So excited :)
Now give me a raise already! lol
Summer school starts on Wednesday! Taking two classes: EM220 (Dynamics) and ME240 (Materials) and it's Monday-Thursday hooorrraayyyy..not. I heard a lot about these classes and I am looking forward to them but at the same time not really…but thank goodness for the Brothers, they have the book/solution manuals and know how the exams are, so I'm feeling pretty good for these courses :)
Also have a two hour break in between, so gonna gym it up and get in shape! So far so good, feeling better every time I lift or play bball! Now I'm trying to eat a big breakfast (actually eat breakfast for once!) because I did that today and dang I felt like I had a lot of energy at work! Maybe it was just today, but still, eating a big breakfast is great and the best thing so I'm gonna keep it up. I want to try to wake up earlier everyday just to have more time during the day too! Ahhh of course I have a lot of trips I want to do during this summer break :) Can't wait for it all!
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A binturong made out of a bunch of little hearts! If you didn't know I have a love for hearts, you do now. ♥
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My personal favorite design out of the five. I'm a sucker for white/cream characters with dark markings. <3
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A mix of a harp seal and puppy dog with dark long floppy ears.
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I was thinking of terriers and saint bernards and I ended up with this dog who has so much floofy white fur around his face, neck, and front legs.
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Afferent (from Latin, ad meaning to and ferre meaning to carry) is an anatomical term with the following meanings:
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The sum of all the numbers on a roulette wheel is 666.
Though it's been more than 50 years since it left the air, Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone continues to be a benchmark for all the science fiction and fantasy series that have followed.
They say that the eyes are the window to the soul, but can they also get you to buy cereal? Researchers at Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab think so.
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In the spirit of having a cozy home here on Pattern Review for the owners of different brands... it seems there hasn't been one for Brother and Babylock.
Brother and Babylock share almost identical models under each brand name. So it makes sense to bring the issues here because if someone is looking for help with a certain issue... someone with the other brand still may be able to help the user.
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I'm currently trying to decide between a Crescendo and an Aria...
Nice to find a home here. I feel like a lot of us B machine owners have just been floating around the boards a bit. Thanks for starting the thread.
And can I just say, I love my Brothers and BL. Just love them.
(I've been dying to say that.)
I am SO glad to see this! I'm torn between keeping my temperamental Pfaff Sensation and trading it in for a Babylock Gold....decisions, decisions.
I know generally Babylock owners seem like a happy crowd, but I don't often hear from the Brother bunch! I looked at the Brother Dreamweaver combo and it seemed really nice.
I think both Brother and Babylock are way more user friendly, for sure.
You guys didn't take long to come down and land, didja??? lol
Can't beat the brand for embroidery, IMO!
I absolutely love my Elna and Pfaff for sewing but you can't beat my Brother and Babylock for embroidery!! No brand snobs in my house. Seriously the screens on my Brother and Babylock have identical icons. I have embroidered with multiple brands but these are the most user friendly.
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Lee et al. (1977) - Fundamental Attribution Error
Aim: See if student participants would make fundamental attribution error, even though they knew that all actors were simply playing a role.
Aim: See if student participants would make fundamental attribution error, even though they knew that all actors were simply playing a role.
Method: Participants were randomly assigned to one of three roles: a game show host, contestants on game show or members of the audience. The game show hosts were instructed to design their own questions. They audience then watched the show through the series of questions.
When show was over, observers were asked to rank intelligence of people taken part.
Results: They consistently ranked the game show host as most intelligent. They failed to attribute the role to the person's situation, instead attributed the person's performance to dispositional factors.
- The sample is problematic, they only made use of student participants
- University students spend their days listening to professors, who are seen as authorities who ask questions and give answers and is not a learned response rather than attribution error.
- Question… if findings are generalizable.
- However it can reflect what we see in everyday life… people with social power usually initiate and control conversations. Medical doctors and teachers are often seen as experts and when they publish something outside their field, their work is rarely challenged.
- Miller discovered that Indian-Hindus took situational factors into account for explaining actions of when someone has done wrong, juxtaposing how FAE applies to Americans.


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Adam Jury, a long-time RPGnet volunteer reviewer, is also editor of this fine journal, which has been nominated for awards multiple times. Longevity on the web is often an issue, but in many ways TSS has stayed with the same publisher for a longer time than Shadowrun itself!
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Overview: Over the past two years, the concept of cloud computing has grabbed hold of the IT consciousness and stirred up the industry. But with so many vendors jumping into the cloud-computing fray, promising the world and then some, deciphering what's real and what's not can be difficult for even the most seasoned IT professionals. The truth is that cloud computing does indeed hold great promise for the enterprise, but it's not the answer to all IT needs.


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The field of educational research sets as objectives to explore notions, theories and trends within the filed, to define and transfer types, characteristics and shared terminology, to describe and utilise methods and techniques of quantitative and qualitative research in a critical manner towards the concrete educational phenomenon. The educational research student, passionate about conducting research, has to immerse him/herself in research projects and research teams and throughout the studies gains reflexive, critical and analytical competencies and the ability to innovate the existing educational practices.
Making use of other disciplines like psychology, anthropology, sociology and philosophy, educational research sets out to conduct its activity in a rigorous and systematic way. Due to the broad base for the methodology of educational research, the results are not always generalizable and have to be interpreted in the context of the used methodology.
Higher education is about learning at a higher level: developing skills relating to critical thinking; holding a supported, substantive argument; analysing and using data or sources critically. These are university-level skills but you can work on the foundations of these skills before you get there. Such skills will also help in assessments such as A-levels and extended project work, and they are attributes that employers value in graduates.
This course looks at some of the key skills that international students need in order to be successful at a UK university. It is special because of the way it has been produced. Our English language and study skills teachers at INTO UEA surveyed and interviewed students who had already successfully completed a course and progressed to study at the University.
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How John Yoo Got Off Scot-Free
Despite what is surely deliberate obstruction, in the form of having deleted John Yoo's emails, the Department of Justice's Office of Professional Responsibility still found grounds to come down on Bush administration-era torture memo writer Yoo (though not on his junior level memo writer, who was two years out of law school and a a former Justice Thomas clerk). This, despite the fact that the OPR rarely investigates claims at all, and when they do, their honcho disappears them. And yes, once again DoJ boss David Margolis has decreed that, though the memo prepared by his staff clearly describes "professional misconduct" (at best!), that no action should be forthcoming against Yoo and company and that the memo itself is "not persuasive." His case is very weak.
The report is still worth a read, even though it now means nothing and no one cares.
As a sidebar, I enjoyed in this little bit of the report which demonstrates how openly we now refer to our fine secret CIA prison black sites! Remember when no one would talk about those?
More relevant is Yoo's pursuit, in building his memos, of the idea of "specific intent."
The application of intent in this way is a backdoor; if it looks or feels like torture, it isn't, because the torturer knows that it will not be deadly to the torturee. So that means it's okay.
And here is where Yoo was schooled for that idea, by Michael Chertoff. The author of the Patriot Act! OF ALL PEOPLE.
Sad day for America, etc. Guess we all have to move on now, content in the knowledge that at least it's clearly down in black and white that some people in our government tried everything in their power to make torture not torture for their own reasons.
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I expect an outraged screed on Sarah Palin's Facebook page on behalf of Scots and curlers everywhere, in 3-2-1….
I hope, in good faith, that their tortured reasoning makes them feel better.
Glad this behavior hasn't continued into the next administration
Can't wait for his gripping memoir: "Yoo's ipse dixit."
Under this legal understanding, the following would not be torture:
"I spun the revolver, pointed the barrel of the gun at the prisoner's temple and pulled the trigger, knowing that the gun contained only one blank bullet. I repeated these mock executions several times, each time knowing that the gun contained only one blank, until it went off."
The fact that we are reading about this is not insignificant. (Also, I had never seen a photo of the guy before! Ack. Thank you, sort of.)
It's not possible for the new owner of an apartment to eradicate all the cockroaches just by moving in. I have faith in this administration. (Not that I don't love Scott Horton!)


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Contingency Today discussed European energy issues in its January 30 article 'Securing European Critical Energy Infrastructure.' Author Paul Domjan described changing supplies, terrorism threats, and intelligence sharing among public and private organizations as some of the challenges to be addressed. Last fall, Global Energy Infrastructure Security 2006 was held in the United Arab Emirates, and, in January, the Security for Energy Infrastructure 2007 Global Summit built on the previous conference. Eminent speakers from around the world talked about prediction, prevention, and response to terrorist threats, among other topics. Proceedings from the conferences are available from International Quality and Productivity Centre.
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Pet Insurance Costs Up 50 Percent In Past 10 Years
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According to the American Pet Products Association, the average dog and cat owner now spends about $650 a year on pet medical care, up nearly 50 percent over the past decade. The CEO of one pet insurance company told the Wall Street Journal that innovations in human medicine have come to the vet side, from MRIs and CAT scans to chemotherapy and radiation.
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And our last word in business is pricey pet care. Like other health care costs, the price for keeping Fido and Kitty healthy and happy is rising — make that soaring. According to the American Pet Products Association, the average dog and cat owner now spend about $650 a year on pet medical care. That's up nearly 50 percent over the last decade. As with humans, more and more sophisticated and expensive options are available for our pets — complex eye surgeries, cancer treatments, even stem cell procedures.
The CEO of one pet insurance company told The Wall Street Journal that all the innovations in human medicine have come to the vet side, from MRIs and... CAT scans... to chemotherapy and radiation. The Journal also reports that vets are hiking prices because they want to make more money. They may need to pay off big loans from vet school. That's the business news on MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep.
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- Cuisine:
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- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Phone: 01689854848x
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Sunday: 12pm - 3pm
Monday - Thursday: 6:30pm - 10:30pm
Friday - Saturday: 6:30pm - 11:30pm
Sunday: 6:30pm - 9pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European
- Executive Chef: Andrew McLeish
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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- Public Transit: Nearest BR station is Orpington. There is a black taxi rank at the station and the easiest thing is to get a taxi. It is approximately 2 miles from Orpington station to Chapter One.
Trains to Orpington are from Charing Cross or Victoria.
Alternatively train to Bromley South and then taxi but this is further away (approximately 4 miles)
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Chapter One is a Modern European restaurant situated just outside Orpington in Kent. It is firmly established as one of the country's top restaurants and is the proud holder of one Michelin star and four AA rosettes.Executive head chef, Andrew McLeish and his team have created an impressive modern European menu, focusing on fantastic seasonal ingredients and an extensive wine list perfectly complements Andrew's refined cooking.Continued
At Chapter One, we believe that offering value for money is just as important as award-winning food. Three courses at dinner is £38.50, for lunch is £19.95 and we also offer a less formal brasserie menu available Monday – Saturday lunchtimes. On a Sunday evening you can enjoy the a la carte menu for just £33.50 – the perfect way to round off your weekend.
At Chapter One, we believe that offering value for money is just as important as award-winning food. Three courses at dinner is £38.50, for lunch is £19.95 and we also offer a less formal brasserie menu available Monday – Saturday lunchtimes. On a Sunday evening you can enjoy the a la carte menu for just £33.50 – the perfect way to round off your weekend.
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- Now with added loyalty scheme!SecretDined on 22/10/2014For decades this has been the best local restaurant. Great food, exceptional service. This visit was as good as ever. But now with a free glass each of (rather ordinary) champagne as a welcome. Three courses and a bottle of wine for about £45 a head.Special Features:
- OutstandinglandvDined on 19/10/2014I've been a customer of Chapter One for a while now and every time the service and food are absolutely superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always beyond expectationDebbieDined on 19/10/2014Best of all is the quality and use of seasonally available produce which means the menu is never the same. Join Chapter One as a Friend and you will reap some lovely benefits. Loved the champagne for my birthday! Also very good about handling awkward food allergies. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. For a Michelin Starred restaurant, you do not pay outrageous London prices - no wonder it is popular. The 5 course taster menu is a bargain at £55 per head! We always go for a pre-Christmas luncheon in December with the family as the meal is such great value and quality. Cannot wait to attend the Christmas Turkey Preparation course!Special Features:
- Very enjoyableAlwayshungryDined on 18/10/2014We had a lovely evening at Chapter One. We arrived early and had a drink in the bar area until our table was ready. The restaurant had a lovely relaxed atmosphere and the staff were so helpful and friendly. We weren't sure which wine to order but the friendly waiter helped us to choose and it was just as we wanted, without being one of the the most expensive on the menu. The food was really good. We all enjoyed every course and we had cocktails after which were also delicious. Quite expensive but a great place to celebrate a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Birthday TreatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 18/10/2014I booked Chapter One for my husbands birthday. We were very impressed with the quality of the food and can see why its famed for the art of deconstruction. Having eaten at Murano, Koffmanns and other Michelin rated restaurants, Chapter One was by far the best value for money.Special Features:
- birthdaytreatDined on 18/10/2014We had a very good birthday meal and all was excellent as usual. Will not wait until my birthday again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently excellentWeekenderpaulDined on 18/10/2014We have been to this restaurant many times and have never been disappointed. The food is always beautifully cooked and presented and the service is attentive, but not imposing. My only slight criticism, is that the portions can be on the small side and we always find it necessary to order a couple of side dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chapter one disappointmentTabledhote1Dined on 17/10/2014Chef has to be more ambitious,innovative and consistent in his cuisine with the use of quality products that the only way to take back his michelin star.Retrain waitresses and reduce the number;Find a real sommelier and make sure that glasses are well cleaned and finally better lighting and design interior then chapter one can pretend to be gastronomic restaurant
- Special mealGravykingDined on 17/10/2014Nearly two years since I last visited but the steak was as good as ever. Biggest and best I have tasted. Both my wife and myself had to leave some, just too much. Mine was medium rare and cooked to perfection. My two criticisms that lowered the rating were that we were not advised what the fish of the day was, I would expect the waiter to do this, and we were seated next to a large family with young children - not what I expect when taking a 9pm reservation. Still would recommend for a good quality special occasion. Cost for two was close to £150 including drinks for one.Special Features:
- Wonderful LunchSinger17Dined on 16/10/2014I visited Chapter One to celebrate my birthday with 3 friends. We had a fabulous lunch. The food was up to it's usual high standard and the service impeccable. I would thoroughly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchGoldfishDined on 16/10/20143 course luch menu just under£20 found portions too small for myself but ok for partner, very attentive service but not intrusive , good ambience Enjoyed home made bread, excellent, food ok, could be better.Special Features:
- Great for a celebrationBudgieDined on 15/10/2014It was my birthday and, for a treat, two women friends and I booked a table at Chapter One. We eat out together most Wednesday evenings, but this was really special.The staff took care of us, the food was beautiful and a tiny birthday cake was produced when they discovered it was my birthday. It was a lovely touch and done without embarrassing flourishes - just a bit of fun which I loved - -and no one raised an eyebrow when we shared one dessert between us! Thank you for a very pleasant evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Real cuisineAquitainerDined on 15/10/2014Lunch menu represents excellent value for outstandingly well prepared and tasty food. The restaurant is furnished in a neutral modern and comfortable style, very busy but not too noisy or rushed with friendly staff who quickly notice any needs but do not bother people. We had a window seat and enjoyed the whole experience, including a reasonably priced glass of good wine each from an eclectic list of wines available by the glass. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Good ValueRestaurantaholicDined on 14/10/2014We have been to Chapter One many times but now think they must not rest on their laurels having a michelin star. First of all, the flowers on our table looked a bit tired, the waiter spilt wine on my cutlery without apologising and thirdly, three out of the four in our party all wanted the beef, but were not told until they came to take our order that this had been changed to pork belly, which is something completely different. Saying that, the food was delicious, as always, and the wine superb and very good value at £19.95 for a three course lunch.Special Features:
- Lovely as alwaysClarkersDined on 12/10/2014There has been a few changes with the staff but the service was still super with all the servicing staff knowing the menu inside and out plus having a great level of wine knowledge to - the Somalia was always to hand We always have a great meal at Chapter One and Sunday was no differentSpecial Features:
- Lovely mealLovefoodDined on 11/10/2014Our meal at chapter one was lovely, the food was excellent and very fairly priced. The service was a little slow for a Michelin star restaurant and at times we felt that we could have been given more attention, they seemed to be a bit short staffed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/10/2014I have been to chapter one many times but haven't had as poor service and unhelpful service before. We had a group of 10Special Features:
- FantasticOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/10/2014A delight to receive such wonderful service with brilliant food. We had a vegetarian menu which was outstanding. Afternoon booking and the cost was pretty fair. Well worth the treat. Just go, you will not be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NomNomNomDined on 9/10/2014Went for lunch with my wife and we absolutely loved it. Went a la carte instead of the set lunch which works out about £40 per head for 3 courses (there's a supplemental charge of approx. £3 on some dishes/sides). I opted for the mushroom risotto starter, venison mains followed by chocolate fondant with cherry sorbet. We've eaten at several of the well known restaurants around London and the food here was definitely on a par with many of them and was surprised to hear it's lost it's Michelin star. Had no problem with the service like some people say but we went on a weekday and it was very quiet. We certainly didn't leave feeling hungry and will definitely be going back for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SparksDined on 7/10/2014Chapter One always lives up to expectation for food and service is always excellent. I have never ever been disappointed whenever I have eaten there over many years. I would strongly recommend this restaurant for any occasion.Special Features:
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/10/2014When we arrived, just before 7pm, the carpet was covered in leaves etc - a little hoover wouldn't have gone amiss. The welcome was one with not very happy faces. Too many waiters and yet no one attentive enough to fill up our glasses or ask if we wanted any more to drink. Felt uneasy all night. Steak was lovely but too big and the Pork dish was nice but very dry. For a Michelin star restaurant, I expected more.
- IncredibleLongNDined on 6/10/2014I took my husband to Chapter One for his 40th Birthday and it was truly incredible. The food was sensational, the staff were attentive and certainly made us feel special. We will definitely be back. An experience we will never forget.Special Features:
- Outstanding ValueAndrew1963Dined on 6/10/2014A trip to Chapter One in Locksbottom is always a treat and our latest visit saw the usual high standards maintained. The set lunch menu represents truly outstanding value for food of this quality (the restauant holds a Michelin star). Service is always professional but not stuffy, just as we like it. Looking forward to our next visit already.Special Features:
- Great value lunch menuPiggyDDined on 6/10/2014Chapter One produced a superb lunch for someone I wanted to entertain in style. The set menu is great value and the offerings are imaginative and eclectic. One small gripe is that some of the staff are over familiar, but I guess that's better than over cold!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You don't need to go to London....NepenthesDined on 5/10/2014Chapter One is the only restaurant in Bromley - and probably further afield - that compares with the best London restaurants. However, with a three course offering at £33.50, you pay half the price. The food is always exquisite and the ambience accommodates smart casual to ultra-smart. We have dined here so often as a family that we occasionally feel bound to try other local venues, but we always regret it.Special Features:
- ARTIEOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/10/2014Restaurant gorgeous starter and desert very nice but our steak was so tough that we were unable to chew it. I think that I would try somewhere else before returning to Chapter one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MosesfriendDined on 3/10/2014Wonderful lunch but would like a little green vegetable included. Waiter was excellent but took sometime for someone to take our order. Shame we did not get window seat as requested but we will certainly be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistantly very gooddiscerningdinerDined on 2/10/2014I have visited 'Chapter One' for many years now & have never been disappointed. The set lunch menu is extremely good value & I have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 1/10/2014Lunch was good but spoilt somewhat by one table with two under five year old children. Not the children's fault but who thinks that a Michelin starred restaurant is the best choice for lunch with children that young.
- High quality dishes across the menuDarwin2Dined on 30/9/2014Excellent selection across the set menu. Finest ingredients and superior taste of each and every dish - couldn't fault any course. Wine includes half bottle at reasonable prices. The service charge is always added to the bill and is worth the 12.5 %. Would bring our foodie friends here without hesitation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a good choice !MarcDellowDined on 29/9/2014Have eaten at C1 many times over many years and it never fails to deliver on all aspects. Service excellent, Food excellent, Food Choice excellent.Special Features:
- Not recommend this restaurantS3333333333Dined on 28/9/2014It's Michelin restaurant but have no table service at all and still have to pay high service charge . It's not worth it !
- A very special restaurantfoodiefreakDined on 28/9/2014Another outstanding meal: sensational food, perfect service and exceptional value for the qualitySpecial Features:
- Service standard have slipped.pb00Dined on 27/9/2014We live very close to Chapter One, so use when we fancy something a little special. Food is always very good but the service is the thing that usually stands out. Sorry to say that wasn't the case this saturday. Guess everyone's aloud a bad night. Let hope it improves next time.Special Features:
- Great Food and Excellent ValueMikeMcDined on 26/9/2014We are regular customers of Chapter One and the lunchtime menu du jour is a favourite choice as it represents such great value. Food, wine and service are always excellent.Special Features:
- Very disappointingDandybirholDined on 25/9/2014This was my fourth visit to chapter one for my husbands birthday and I have to say I was not impressed. Foodwise it seems to have deteriorated drastically and I don't think it was better than a moterway bistro. Having looked to forward to the foie gras this was pure, butter and v little foie gras, which left v uncomfortable taste on palate and desert was v mixed up. Even the main was very pubby. Having dined out the following night at a bistro and paid half of the £160 at chapter 1 I would say chapter one is no longer worth it. The staff where also very different and unhelpful and extremely slow and nonchalant.Special Features:
- Good Good GoodDazareneDined on 24/9/2014Good food, good service, good ambience. Michelin rated and you can taste why.Special Features:
- Standard maintainedKmcADined on 24/9/2014It is good to see that in these hard times they have held their standards of service and food qualitySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ambience and food overallTinaDined on 22/9/2014I went with my husband for our anniversary, and we were impressed with the setting and the quality of the service. Our waiter was very good, friendly and knowledgeable. I asked more information about my wine and he promptly answered. He knew exactly what wine I had ordered half an hour before. I guess it's to be expected for a restaurant of that quality but still good to know. The food was good, but the desserts were way too salty. I ended up not having a great memory of the food overall because of the dessert experience.Special Features:
- dependable excellenceNoswadDined on 21/9/2014Chapter One doesn't falter and doesn't vary. Thoroughly reliable, top class kitchen and accomplished front of house.I would recommend this to a friend.


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What will it bee?
This cake was made to copy an invitation image used for a baby shower, oragnised by the aunty-to-bee (he he he – get it?!)
The cake was entirely edible, apart from the bees and flower
The cake was chocolate buttermilk with milk chocolate ganache.
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St Patrick's Day Events in Coral Gables 2014
Seems like no matter what their theme, all local restaurants become Irish pubs on St. Patrick's Day.
Lucky for us, anything that resembles an Irish pub and other establishments that regularly serve Pan con Bistec will be celebrating St. Patrick's
Day Weekend.
Hope you and your liver are on good terms.
The one. The original. The joint that's been celebrating all things Irish way before I discovered St. Patrick's Day was about green beer and not about four-leaf clovers and leprechauns is John Martin's Irish Pub on Miracle Mile.
Festivities kick off on Sunday, March 16th with an Irish Brunch from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Their Ireland-inspired brunch buffet, which includes Irish breakfast pudding, corned beef and cabbage, fish and chips, and their famous Shepherd's Pie, will be accompanied by live music from Paddy Kelleghan.
The main event takes place on Monday, March 17th when they will be partying all day long. A Bagpiper will be bagging pipes and making sounds from 12:00 – 2:00 pm while you feast on a taste of Ireland with a special holiday-themed menu available until 11:00 pm. A live DJ will play the hits from 3:00 until close.
Fritz & Franz, the German Bierhaus not afraid to be Irish for a weekend, is partying on the plaza all weekend long from Friday, March 14th to St. Patrick's Day with live music, DJs, Irish food, and green beer, of course.
If you're feeling really Irish on St. Patrick's Day and plan to drink like a fish, please don't drive. A taxi cab will only set you back a few dollars. Your life and the life of others is worth much, much more.
If you need a ride home, call me at 305-491-7179. I won't tell your mom, dad, wife, husband, kids, insignificant other or neighbors. Pinky promise.


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I need inspiration...show me your green wedding invitations!
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Black with green ribbons:
very cute...love them...same colors!!!!
Mine had green ink:
You can't really tell but the paper is a light green that is very shimmery!
This is one of the projects I enjoyed making the most...
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The guys over the Cheesehead Radio do a great job of breaking down various topics throughout the season and I've got to give them their due with this post.
I have been going back and forth on which team to root for – Bears or Vikings – and their discussion has helped me focus a bit more on the outcome that could eventually affect how the entire NFC North will play out.
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French military base in Abu Dhabi by 2009
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Abu Dhabi (Arabic: أبو ظبي Abū ẓabī, literally Father of gazelle) is the capital and the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates, It is also the seat of government of the emirate of Abu Dhabi, which is ruled by Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan – the current ruling Emir of the UAE. Abu Dhabi lies on a T-shaped island jutting into the Persian Gulf from the central western coast. The city proper, making up an area of 67,340 km2 (26,000 sq mi), has an estimated population of 860,000 in 2007.
Abu Dhabi is the houses important offices of the federal government, including the Federal National Council. Abu Dhabi has grown to be a cosmopolitan metropolis. Its rapid development and urbanisation, coupled with the relatively high average income of its population, has transformed Abu Dhabi. Today the city is the country's center of political, industrial activities, and a major cultural, and commercial centre due to its position as the capital. Abu Dhabi alone generates 55% of the GDP of the United Arab Emirates. Abu Dhabi is home to important financial institutions such as the, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates and the corporate headquarters of many companies and numerous multinational corporations. One of the world's largest producers of oil, Abu Dhabi has actively attempted to diversify its economy in recent years through investments in financial services and tourism. Abu Dhabi is the third most expensive city in the region, and 26th most expensive city in the world.
The etymology of "Abu Dhabi" is uncertain but many possibilities exist. The area had a lot of Dhibaa and was nicknamed after that. Another story reveals that its eponym, a man who used to chase "Dhabi" was named the "father" of the animal and the name caught on. Abu Dhabi was previously called Milh or salt, "probably because of the salty water. Even now, this is the name of an island of the coast of Abu Dhabi.


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Environment Forum
Chinese turtle species depends on two very old zoo guests
The fate of a Chinese species may rest on whether the turtles in this photo mate.
Biologists believe only four Yangtze giant softshell turtles are left on the planet. So this month they shipped a more than 80-year-old female that had been living in China's Changsha Zoo more than 600 miles to the only known male in China, who is more than 100 years old and lives at the Suzhou Zoo.
"I hate to call this a desperation move, but it really was," said Rick Hudson, a conservation biologist at the Fort Worth, Texas Zoo who helped coordinate the move. "With only one female known worldwide, and given that we have lost three captive specimens over the past two years, what choice did we have?"
Biologists blame hunting, pollution and rampant development for leading to the dire situation.
The good news is the female still lays eggs, but not as many as the up to 100 that younger ones do. And although in this picture she may appear to be ignoring the male, whose head can be seen emerging from the water in the bottom right, biologists say her journey went well and that the two are getting used to each other nicely.
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Hi folks,
I've documented (with examples) a long standing bug in the AustNet IRC
network "Virtual World" service which masks user IP address/hostnames for
the purpose of preventing nukes and other fun things. The admins have
known about it for some time but seem to want to fix things like LoveOP
which sends lame love messages rather than helping their users stay
anonymous and secure, something they tout quite widely on their webpage.
In short, it uses a trivial but brute force attack using /who queries even
when the user is set to +i (invisible).
I've documented it at:
And there is a plain text version at:
I should mention in passing that other IRC networks like Xnet that offer
hostname/ip masking do not suffer from the same bug.
Have fun.
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Cudjoe Key House Rental Photos and Description
2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, sleeps 5, one Queen bed, one Twin & two Futons
Bright, colorful and tropical this freshly remodeled home is located within easy walking distance to convenience store and Olympic size swimming pool /spa.The front room which has playful tropical decorations. Comfortable futon sofa and chairs to relax inside. Family friendly unit with board games, DVD movies and books.
Master bedroom is decorated in peaceful blue tones, queen size bed, TV and closet. The bathroom is spacious with a large shower stall.
Guest bedroom with colorful tropical decor has a twin bed and TV.
Cook inside in easy access kitchen with large counter space and skylight vent, attractive tile and wood dining table. Or barbeque on the gas grill and eat outside in the large private yard.
There's two picnic tables both with umbrellas and an assortment of comfortable lounge chairs. Washer/Dryer also comes with this property.
No smoking please.
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- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Georgia
My family is from Long Island, NY , but we are 'Conchs' at heart...
Georgia purchased this house in 2000
Why Georgia chose Cudjoe Key
My family and I have been traveling to the keys from the time I was a little girl, we have stayed at many different locations and enjoyed many happy times. When we found Venture Out back in the 80's we knew we had finally found our home away from home. When I had my own family and daughter , I knew I had to share this special place. We had rented for many years and were fortunate enough to buy our own home in 2000. As a family we have had so many happy times and continue to watch our daughter grow and enjoy the Venture Out experience at every age.
What makes this house unique
We really love our home and spend all the school vacations and love to visit in the summer. We leave the house, for renters as we would leave it for ourselves, and encourage you to use everything as if it were your own home. Fishing poles, bikes, games, DVD's, BBQ, outdoor furniture. We love to sit in the back at night surrounded by the palms, with our little twinkling lights on and just relax.......


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An oldie but a goodie: Joe Vogel, who blogs about Michael Jackson and wrote Man in the Music: The Creative Life and Work of Michael Jackson (one of the best and only surveys about Jackson's work), writes about how the singer's 1991 album Dangerous reinvented pop music. If you're a Jackson fan, or a pop music enthusiast, it's a great read. Dangerous probably edges out Bad as my favorite Jackson album, and is one of my top five favorite albums of all time.
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UAB creates center for interdisciplinary research and development in computer, accounting and life sciences.
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Recent Advances in Wheat Head Scab Research in China
Li-Feng Chen, Gui-Hua Bai, and Anne E. Desjardins
Evaluation Methods
USDA, Agricultural
Research Service
Evaluation of wheat cultivars for resistance is the basis of WHS resistance breeding programs. Chinese scientists have developed and utilized several evaluation techniques for testing the WHS resistance of wheat cultivars and breeding lines, and the virulence of pathogenic fusaria. Evaluation of wheat resistance to head scab should take into account the two well-established types of resistance to head scab: resistance to primary infection (Type I) and resistance to spread of scab in a spike (Type II) (Schroeder and Christensen, 1963). Resistance to head scab spread appears to be the major type of resistance in wheat cultivars studied to date (Xu and Chen, 1993). Field tests are the primary method used for evaluation of WHS resistance in China. Satisfactory results have also been obtained under greenhouse conditions. Most evaluation tests have been conducted on wheat spikes, but other wheat materials, such as leaves, mesophyllous protoplasts, and etiolated coleoptile tissues, may also be used for resistance evaluation to accelerate the resistance breeding process.
Spike Targeting Evaluation Techniques
Due to the sporadic nature of WHS epidemics, artificial inoculation is needed to secure stable selection pressure in breeding nurseries. Methods include the distribution of substrates that have been infested with F. graminearum on soil surface and the application of fungal spores to the wheat spikes. Among the techniques developed in China, scattering pathogen-infested wheat grain and injecting spores into single florets of spikes have been widely adopted.
Time of Inoculation
All the spikelet inoculation methods are designed to evaluate Type II resistance, and can be applied at the heading stage, before the flowering stage, at the flowering stage, and at the grain filling stage (Duan and Wang, 1989; Cheng and Yang et al., 1994). Inoculation at milk stage, however, may induce disease in only 15% of inoculated spikelets (Duan and Wang, 1989). In most cases, inoculation at the heading and flowering stages is recommended.
Environmental Conditions
Successful induction of WHS requires efficient inoculation techniques, but also depends on suitable environmental conditions, including temperature and humidity. For 24 to 48 hours after inoculation, the temperature should be kept at 22 to 25 C and the relative humidity should be kept above 90%. In China, a variety of techniques are used to maintain high humidity (Xu and Chen, 1993). In the field or experimental plots, inoculated plants are misted by an overhead mist system for 10 to 15 minutes every hour from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. until symptoms appear on most of inoculated spikes. For small experimental plots or greenhouse tests, inoculated plants can be covered with transparent plastic bags or placed in a moisture chamber to maintain high humidity for at least 48 hours following inoculation.
Rating Scales
Several rating scales have been proposed
in China for evaluation of WHS resistance. Evaluation using different
rating scales may produce different results, thus it is very
important to select a proper scale to get the most accurate and
reproducible evaluation for WHS resistance.
Evaluation Using Leaves, Coleoptiles, and Protoplasts
To accelerate the process of breeding for WHS resistance, efforts have been made to develop new methods for evaluation of WHS resistance using materials other than spikes. These methods, however, have not received much attention from wheat breeders, since disease levels on tissues other than spikes may not reflect those in spikes. Clearly, there is still a need for development of easier, less expensive, more accurate, and more reliable methods for laboratory evaluation of WHS resistance.


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Singer-songwriter and former Soul Coughing leader Mike Doughty released Circle Super Bon Bon… on September 17th just as he promised his fans he would.
After making an announcement earlier this year, Doughty decided to revisit original Soul Coughing tracks and create them how he originally imagined during his time as the band's leader. He had opened up about his unpleasant time in the band in his memoir The Book of Drugs. From the outside, Soul Coughing seemed to be having a good time making music and performing for their cult-like following; but Doughty had been struggling with addiction and internal strife. He would sometimes have to fight with his other band members to have songs go a certain way, and often times would compromise. Though Soul Coughing had a brief four year life as a group, they gained a cult following because of their unique song structure and slam-poetry style lyrics.
For Mike Doughty, making Circles Super Bon Bon was probably a nostalgic and therapeutic experience. Eager to leave the ghosts of his past behind, his new album takes on a positive twist and moves infinite times faster than the original Soul Coughing tracks. It sounds like Doughty is able to be celebratory about his past instead of letting it hinder him.
Whether someone has heard Mike Doughty before, either with Soul Coughing or solo, or never heard him sing before, his voice combines the perfect amount of 90s grit and 2000s alternative and pop. The opening song "Sleepless" starts with a moderate tempo clap and is filled with a lingering steel guitar riff. Originally a slow building meditative track, it is now a bouncing, alternative rock track aimed at people willing to move while they listen.
The rest of the album follows this trend and never falls flat. "True Dreams of Wichita" most heavily demonstrates Doughty's delicate balance between using original elements and his own changes. In this song he uses the same slow moving bass line, but infuses his own synth driven beats and makes the listener want to sing along. Doughty's use of his own influences and synth beats completely revives the album as a whole, but never loses the original intensity.
"Mr. Bitterness" is one of the most different songs when compared to the original track. Doughty plays a soulful acoustic melody and shows his completely reinforced positively. "Everything moves along, everything is fine, fine, fine," he sings in the following song, "The Idiot Kings." This track is much brighter than the original, using a different key and another acoustic melody much like his revised "Maybe I'll Come Down."
"Circles," originally from Soul Coughing's 1998 album El Oso, and "Super Bon Bon" from 1994's Irresistible Bliss are considered their two most famous songs. It is somewhat surprising how drastic these songs were altered by Doughty, considering how they stapled they are to Soul Coughing's 90s fame. "Circles" feels like it should be heard on a beach at sunset, with muted guitar chords and a quirky key board harmony. Both take a new life Doughty intended that is hard not to enjoy.
For someone who never heard Mike Doughty before, some of these songs could be off a Matt Kearney album or the newest Nine Inch Nails record. For old fans of Soul Coughing, listening to Mike Doughty's will be a fascinating experience. Doughty was able to pump life in to his old work, while never completely losing the original core.
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I'll draw the line at Spiders (except for the ones who do YMCA)- but take a look at these fellows. Sender-Inner Anne S. says, "Finally, there's proof! Baby snails are cute too! (And start out really really really tiny. It's surprising they survive at all with this teeny weeny size and their rather obvious lack of speed.")
What do you think? Cute, or Creepy? Take the Poll!
"Tiny McSnailersons was almost baked into a red currant muffin the other day. Having escaped this fate, he acquiesced to posing for pictures, perfectly showing off Rule of Cuteness #14 in the process. I sense a Haiku just waiting to be composed here!" -Christine H.
So, we said to Christine, "Sounds great! Write it!" And here it is:
Tiny little snail
Your world gets picked for muffins
You bid farewell
"I took this photo at 6am while on vacation in Iowa. I was enjoying my morning walk and noticed this snail crossing the paved road. He is only about the size of the end of a pinky finger. No photo editing has been done, this is straight from the camera!" -Kimberly O.
"I came outside this morning to find all of these Wee Bebeh Hopsters on my fence here in Orange County, CA. So, I was zooming in to take a picture, and one of them hopped right onto my hand. Thanks for the consideration, and keeping me supplied with all the QTE® a girl can handle! Hoppy
Tuesday Toesday!" -Stephanie T.
Bebbeh Monarch Caterpillar photographed by Eustice The Sheep's friend that he calls The Nice Lady.
Charmi writes: "This is my new friend, Melvin the Moth. (He's a male Automerus Io moth about 3.5 inches when his wings were extended.) I think his hairdo and fuzzy legs are pretty cute, but the beady eyes pierce into your soul."
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Mollusks are quite cute
They are very small indeed
So watch where you step
Most underrated
The Snail just creeps right along…
Minding his/her biz
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Swimming Areas Closed
Due to low water flow in Travertine Creek, the Little Niagara, Panther Falls, and Bear Falls swimming areas are closed until further notice. The Little Niagara and Panther Falls picnic areas remain open.
Eagle Bay Boat Launch Closed
Due to low water in Lake of the Arbuckles, Eagle Bay Boat Launch is closed.
The Perimeter Road
Prior to 1933, the road system in the park consisted of an east-west route (Travertine and Rock Creeks) crossed by a north-south route (Buckhorn Road) with a few spurs located off these main roads. This was drastically changed during the CCC years, when a perimeter loop road encompassing the entire park was constructed. It utilized much of the old east-west route, but connected the two ends with additional road running along the southern boundary of the park. The perimeter road integrally changed the experience of the park. It opened up previously inaccessible areas, reduced congestion by eliminating dead ends, and provided an experience wherein the park landscape could be viewed as a whole.
Landscape architects Richey and Popham considered the existing circulation system "a problem" and described the "rearrangement of the Park road system" as one of the "major plans" to be undertaken. Once they had a new road design, they felt that "the general plan of the park came into being."This emphasis on establishing a comprehensive circulation system makes sense, given their training in traditional park design.
The use of curvilinear circuit drives around the properties as a formal design principle dates to at least the 18th century and the country park estate landscapes of Capability Brown. The concept was then adapted to public park design in the work of Olmsted and Vaux at Central and Prospect Parks in New York and thence to park design in the National Parks. The fact that it had never been used at Platt prior to 1930 is revealing, indicating that up until that time, Platt had never really been viewed as a landscape park in the tradition of U. S. park planning, or worthy of well-known park planning principles. Rather, park planning had primarily focused on providing basic access to individual springs or campgrounds. The use of the perimeter road as a design device signaled that Platt was finally being taken seriously by the designers of the NPS and was truly becoming a park landscape.
Although a plan for the perimeter road was complete by early 1934, construction of the road continued through most of the CCC years.
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CSU students were armed with 1,000 Larry Eustachy big heads for Tuesday's rivalry matchup vs. Colorado at Moby Arena.
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – As a thank you to all of the Colorado State students that have created Moby Madness, and on the heels of the overwhelming support from the CSU student section earlier this week in the Rams' battle vs. rival Colorado, Colorado State head coach Larry Eustachy announced Thursday afternoon the details of the team's "Ram For A Day" student promotion.
Eustachy is inviting one lucky fan to be a part of the CSU men's basketball gameday routine when the Rams' host in-state rival Denver, next Wednesday, Dec. 11.
"The energy in Moby Arena since I arrived in Fort Collins has been amazing, and that is all generated by the incredible student support that we receive," said Eustachy. "They are the reason that Moby Arena is regarded as one of the most intimidating home courts in the nation, and I want to thank the students of CSU for their role in our program's success by giving a lucky fan a chance to be an honorary member of our team for a day."
The winner will:
- Receive official CSU men's basketball UnderArmour gear.
- Be invited to attend the Rams' pregame shoot around and team meal.
- Be on the court with the CSU players and staff during pregame warmups.
- Be in the men's basketball locker room to view first-hand Coach Eustachy's pregame pep talk.
- Join the team as they run out onto the court leading up to tipoff vs. the Pioneers.
- Receive two of Coach Eustachy's courtside tickets to watch the game with a friend directly behind the Rams' bench at Moby Arena.
Here's how it works:
- When the Rams host Southwestern Oklahoma State this Sunday at Moby Arena (12 noon tipoff), every CSU student in attendance will receive one raffle ticket for a chance to win.
- Premium members of Ram Ruckus, the official CSU student spirit group, will receive two entries. Join Here
- The winner will be chosen in the second half of the Rams' game vs. SWOSU.
- The lucky fan will have the experience of lifetime at the next home game at Moby Arena vs. Denver on Dec. 11.
In the last two seasons, the CSU men's basketball team has boasted a 22-2 record at Moby Arena. The Rams have 13 home games left on the schedule in 2013-14. All full-time, fees-paying Colorado State University students are eligible for free student tickets to all CSU Athletics home events.
Student tickets can be picked up in person at the McGraw Athletic Center ticket office in advance of each home game. The McGraw Athletic Center ticket office is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Students can also register online to take advantage of the convenient print-at-home option.
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Nobody has resisted this kidnapping of a holiday icon from the race of the Whos to the race of the Yodas. Why aren't we debating this? Why don't the Whos fight back? How can they let the Grinch's ethnicity be stolen? Et tu, Cindy Lou?
Gather your favorite little Whos for a holiday party in homage to the Dr. Seuss Christmas classic.
For travelers who believe Springfield to be a one-stop wonder, think again.
"Aujourd'hui, Maman est morte. Ou peut-etre hier, je ne sais pas..." is the first line of ...
Evgeny Morosov is a Luddite with a Luddite's true nostalgia for a way of life that has passed. The way of life is what is known as the mitteleuropaish...
What kind of mom am I that shops for costumes online? And who always has to pay extra shipping to get them in time? And what kind of mom tries to control what her kids wear? Don't I know before the photo opp the costumes will just tear?
JPMorgan Chase will reportedly pay $13 billion to settle civil charges around its alleged manipulation of mortgage securities -- a series of shady business deals that five years ago crippled homeowners and helped trigger the meltdown that threatened the world's economy. And that's just the tip of a REALLY big iceberg.
On Tuesday, during his 21-hour marathon "filibuster" against Obamacare, Senator Ted Cruz read aloud to his daughters back home the Dr. Seuss book Green Eggs and Ham. But he clearly missed its message. To commemorate the occasion, I wrote this poem.
Hours into his 21-hour-plus speech on the Senate floor on Tuesday, Senator Ted Cruz gave a reading of Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham.
And then I saw it -- Oh the Places You'll Go by Dr. Seuss. Now, I have read this book about 1,000 times -- as a kid, to my kids. But as our daughter starts her first day of college, I read its bright, cheerful pages with new eyes.
Mindfulness is such a powerful foundation upon which to craft a business plan, complete a creative project, live one's life.
Twas a fortnight ago in my van-a-mini/I became witness to a modern day pity/A spunky, young, vivacious lad/Tethered to his woesome dad/To my wife I groaned out a "Sheesh!"/"Look at that kid! He's sportin' a leash!"
If not bombing Hawaii and talking about basketball are criteria for acceptance on the world stage, I'm nominating my Uncle Gilbert for Emperor.
My sister invited me to her first annual Dr. Seuss-themed Passover seder. "I hope you're serving green eggs, no ham," I quipped.
So Dr. Seuss' birthday was last week. Many don't know this, but Theodore Geisel died of throat cancer. Cancer has taken a lot of amazing people, but taking Dr. Seuss was beyond the pale to me. So in honor of his birthday, and with great affection, I present to you...
While being a writer is great and challenging and being a mother is great and challenging, trying to be both simultaneously can sometimes feel like a recipe for disaster.


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Summary: Three NASA astronauts and a Cincinnati doctor are living and working under the ocean this month to test space medicine concepts and moon-walking techniques.
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Extravehicular activity
A crew member participates in a session of extravehicular activity (EVA) for the NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations (NEEMO) project. During today's EVA, astronaut/aquanauts Dafydd R. (Dave) Williams and Ronald J. Garan Jr. performed various tasks in a reconfigurable center of gravity backpack to simulate moon walking. The crew is spending 18 days, which began April 3, on an undersea mission aboard the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Aquarius Underwater Laboratory, located off the coast of Key Largo, Fla.
Surveying and mapping
NEEMO-9 astronaut/aquanaut Nicole P. Stott and University of Cincinnati physician Tim Broderick perform survey and mapping activities using a navigational device to record the coordinates of landmarks of interest within a 150-foot radius of Aquarius.
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The Near Future: Urinate on Phone Chip to Find Out STDs
For those who suspect they may have contradicted a sexually transmitted disease, a urine sample and a mobile phone may soon be able to reveal the diagnosis.
British officials are developing a device that will inform people quickly and confidentially if they have contracted a STD, according to The Guardian.
The move is part of an effort to decrease the rising rates of herpes, Chlamydia and gonorrhea among youth people in the United Kingdom.
The UK Clinical Research Collaboration is creating a smartphone app that will allow users "to put urine or saliva on to a computer chip about the size of a USB chip, plug it into their phone or computer and receive a diagnosis within minutes," the report said.
About £4 million from seven investors has been put into the organization to develop the technology.


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His love life in flux, Hugh Hefner aimed to clear things up yesterday. In response to a fan question, the 85-year old Tweeted:
"With Crystal gone, Anna is my best girl. Anna is really one in a million."
Or at least the one he saw roaming the halls of the Playboy Mansion that morning.
So, who is Anna Sophia Berglund, who reportedly moved in with Hef days after Crystal Harris broke off their engagement?
- She was the January 2011 Playmate of the Month.
- She has appeared on The Girls Next Door and Holly's World.
- She received a degree in theater from UCLA in 2008.
- She has made cameos on Hannah Montana and Desperate Housewives.
Perhaps these acting chops (she can sell herself as being truly in love with Hef) are what elevated her over Shera Bechard. Keep trying, number-two!
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She is Just AWFUL and so is Shera. Hef really downgraded.
By the way men love hips and butts! Any women that says otherwise are just jealous
Everyone needs to mind their own business. If she wants to be with someone and gets money for it good for her, have at it. Most men want if for free and cheat and are scum bags at least he puts it out their and doesnt hide nothing.
shame on you anna. why on earth a pretty girl like you sells yourself to an old man just for money and fame?? you're stupid.
Well excuuuuuuse her, for appreciating something besides for youth! Hef is a vital, famous, powerful, progressive entrepeneur, who continues to drive a media empire. He isn't a wheelchair-bound cripple like Anna Nicole's guy. And money? AFAIK, the girlfriends haven't gotten much beyond what they were paid for posing in Playboy.
Hips on this one..
Is fame & money really worth bedding a man older than your great-great-great grandfather? Seriously?!?!
shameless blonde girls. 85 yr old man? all bcz of money? godforbid it.


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Police search for an attempted kidnapping suspect. Officers say he tried
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at Urbana Park. Parents in the area say, they will focus on stranger
danger, and they're worried.
"That's what makes it even more frightening. This isn't a main park, so
they can get away with it, it's even more frightening," one father tells
Police tell FOX23 the boy did the right thing: ran away when the man
asked him if he wanted a ride in his car. Police say parents should
teach children to never go willingly with strangers, and to make noise
and scream to attract attention to a potentially dangerous situation.
The suspect is described as white, heavy set, about 6 feet tall with
brown hair, bald on top, and tapered sideburns. He was wearing
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