text:
Who'd have thunk it?! Family man and all round Mr Nice Guy Gary Barlow has masterminded a plot even 007 would be proud of! After cosying up to Cheryl Cole with a cuppa following their performance together at the Diamond Jubilee concert he organised at Buckingham Palace in June, it seems that Gazza had one more favour to ask of the Geordie lass. When it came to choosing a mentor to work alongside him at the Judges' Houses stage of The X Factor, Gary certainly took note of Cheryl's recent chart success and enlisted the 'Call My Name' singer to help select which of the Over 25's category he would be putting through to the live shows.
However, the plot thickens as it's been reported that Gary did all this behind the back of his boss Simon Cowell - risky, we know - who is still in Chezza's bad books after he axed her from the US version of The X Factor last year. According to The Sun newspaper, an X Factor source said: 'Only Gary's intimate inner circle know. He hasn't even discussed it with Simon or ITV bosses. It's been seriously top secret stuff. They're all under the impression it's going to be Robbie. No one even noticed the dates for the recording clashed with Robbie's new solo tour.'
The judges houses portion of the show took place this weekend with Gary and Cheryl heading to stately home Boughton House in Northamptonshire. So pleased was Mr Barlow with the former winning judge's performance that Gary tweeted, 'Thank you @CherylCole for all your help this weekend. The contestants and I loved having you there xx'
Now if we were Mr Cowell, we'd be seething slightly at all this cloak and dagger action but he chose to rise about it when he tweeted, 'Welcome back Cheryl. X' However, having dubbed Simon as her 'frenemy', Cheryl said: 'I saw Simon's tweet. I'm not doing this for him. I am doing this for Gary as he's my friend and he asked me to do it.' Ooh-er missus!
Whatevs - it wouldn't be The X Factor without a little cat-fighting among the judges and we're certainly super excited to see Cheryl back on our screens. So much so that we thought we'd relive some of our favourite Chezza moments...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Massages do a body�and mind�good. Here are 9 scientifically-proven reasons to go get that massage.
There were few surprises at the 30th�Annual Television Critics Association Awards.�Orange Is the New Black�earned Outstanding New Program whileBreaking Bad's final season scored Program of the Year for the second...
Rory McIlroy looked as though he had just thrown a knockout punch at the British Open, and it was only Saturday. When he rolled in a 10-foot eagle putt on the final hole for a 4-under 68, he straightened his back, stared defiantly at thousands of...
As thousands of unaccompanied immigrant children have poured into South Texas, community leaders from Dallas to Los Angeles to Syracuse, N.Y., have offered to set up temporary shelters to relieve the Army bases, holding cells and converted...
The Simpsons�is bringing Springfield to the Hollywood Bowl. On Sept. 12th,...
Jake T. Austin, who stars on ABC Family's�
It does not appear a girl killed in Friday night's shootout in Leavenworth was shot by police, a Kansas Bureau of Investigation official said.
By Adam Ruhl
The Stone Brewing Company today announced they are building a second brewery and it�s not the east coast brewery everyone expected.
Israeli bulldozers demolished more than a dozen tunnels Saturday in the Gaza Strip, and Palestinian authorities reported intensified airstrikes and shelling as the death toll from Israel's ground offensive rose to at least 342 Palestinians.
- Events Calendar


text:
Lowongan Commonwealth Steel Indonesia
Commonwealth Steel Company was an American steel company based in Granite City, Illinois and founded in 1901 "by some of the young men who had helped establish the American Steel Foundry." The company produced steel castings and railroad supplies at its 10-acre (4 ha) plant, employing about 1,500 people. Commonwealth Steel Company's plant in Granite City, Illinois in 1904
COMMONWEALTH STEEL INDONESIA, PT ( Kawasan Industri Krakatau Steel CILEGON BANTEN ), located in Cilegon area is looking for candidates to support its growing business.
HRD Department
P.T. Commonwealth Steel Indonesia
Krakatau Industrial Estate Cilegon, Jl. Australia II Kav I - 1
Cilegon, Banten, 42443, Indonesia.
Phone : +62 254 394 521 Fax: +62 254 394 522
Or by email to: firstname.lastname@example.com --- Update : Thursday, February 21, 2013


text:
Here you'll find our favorite recipes, both original goop creations and dishes shared by great make contributors. Browse by ingredient or category to find the perfect dish for any craving or occasion, or simply scroll to get inspired (and seriously hungry).
- 2 1/2 cups white spelt flour plus more
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/3 cup organic vegetable shortening (or butter)
- 1/2 cup buttermilk plus more for brushing
- 1/2 cup plain whole-milk yogurt
- 3 tablespoons agave syrup (nectar)
- 2 cups fresh strawberries, hulled, halved
- 2 tablespoons agave syrup (nectar)
- balsamic vinegar
- whipped cream
Strawberry Shortcake Sliders
makes 4
for biscuits:
for filling:
1. Preheat oven to 475°.
2. Whisk 2 1/2 cups spelt flour and next 3 ingredients in a large bowl.
3. Using fingertips, blend in the shortening; form a well in center of mixture.
4. Whisk 1/2 cup buttermilk, yogurt, and agave in a small bowl; pour into flour mixture; stir with a fork to blend.
5. Transfer to a lightly floured work surface. Knead 2 or 3 times to bring dough together. Press dough into a 3/4"-thick round. Using biscuit cutter, cut the dough into rounds. Gather scraps; repeat cutting until all dough is used.
6. Place the biscuits on an ungreased baking sheet; brush with buttermilk.
7. Bake until golden brown and a tester inserted comes out clean, about 10 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack; let cool completely.
8. Mix strawberries and agave in a medium bowl.
9. Drizzle vinegar over; toss.
10. Cut biscuits in half. Place 3 biscuit bottoms on each plate. Spoon whipped cream over each and top with strawberry mixture. Place biscuit tops over.
Originally published on Bon Appetit.


text:
Myla Sinanaj to Kris Humphries: I Want You Back!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Might the Myla Sinanaj and Kris Humphries love story actually have a happy ending?
Following weeks of contentious exchanges - which included Myla Sinanaj being subpoenaed to testify in her ex-boyfriend's divorce battle with Kim Kardashian, and also threatening to sue Kris for defamation of character - TMZ now reports the busty brunette actually wants to get back together with Humphries.
She is pregnant his baby after all.
Sources tell TMZ that Sinanaj has forgone plans to sue Humphries AND agreed to sign a confidentiality agreement that forces her to keep quiet about whatever Kris told her during their relationship.
Perhaps Humphries offered her a chunk of whatever settlement he receives from his official Kardashian split?
Myla even believes there's a "good chance" she and Humphries will date again in the near future.
Who says love is dead, people? We'll update this story with whatever ridiculous development goes down next.
one lesson in life guys, stay the hell away from that Godforsaken Tribeca Grand Hotel.
Only in Hollyweird does a woman sign a 'confidentiality' agreement after sleeping w/ someone for a month (two?) & becoming pregnant to try to get him back. Wow.
The stuff that goes on behind closed doors there would blow most ppls minds! Not going back!!!
@roxy - I couldn't agree more.
I'm sexy
Really? He's the problem here? I'm not a big Kris H fan but this girl is definitely out of sorts. I smell wanting to monopolize on fame and fortune. Again, I'm not a fan of the guy but this girl has "look at me" fame-seeker written all over her. Regardless, IF she is pregnant and IF it is his, lordy, what a shame, as I don't think either of these two are equipped to care for a child.
Been there, done that - move on.
Only in America!!!!!!!!!
After everything he did to her, crazy isnt the word. And Im sure with getting her to want to sign the confidentiality agreememt and to get her to drop tje charges against him, he is finding a way to use that baby against her. He is trying to manipulate her. After everythingshithead did to her I dont thimk he has any intemtion of getting back with her. I think after his divorce is final jell find some reason to not get back together. Anytime it seems like someone cant go any lower, shithead shows different.
This girl is C. R. A. Z. Y.


text:
By Kylene Scott
Mom always said, "Don't go outside with wet hair in the cold because you will get sick." Is it really that simple? What about for livestock?
Overall animal health has a number of influential factors, weather being one of them. One day it's sunny and 50 degrees in January, the next it might be below zero with snow on the ground and a relentless wind. These conditions make managing herd health a daunting and often difficult task. However, good management of animal health is an important part of surviving economically in the cattle industry.
So what can producers do to improve their overall herd health? A couple of things, but most importantly start with a plan.
Archives Search
This week
All years
Inside Futures
Browse Archives


text:
Our Service Department is eager to assist you in keeping your Toyota in top shape with our expert technicians and genuine Toyota parts. Our Buffalo winters can certainly take a toll on your vehicle. Let our courteous Service staff set up a convenient maintenance plan to keep your Toyota running in tip-top shape.
Get the most out of your Toyota by having our factory trained & certified technicians perform all you Toyota servicing needs. Whether you need a tune-up, maintenance, repair, brakes, tires and/or NY state inspections, when you bring your vehicle to Fuccillo Toyota, you can be sure you are getting the best care!!
Schedule a service appointment by calling 716-773-7505 opt 2 or complete our online service appointment request.
Our Service Department is open 7 days a week for your convenience.
Maintenance Schedule
Services suggested in this schedule have been determined by the manufacturer's general recommendations and our years of automotive experience in our severe climate and driving conditions.
It is our desire to help maintain your vehicle in a manner that keeps it trouble-free and fun to drive.
When you arrive to Fuccillo Toyota...
When you arrive to Fuccillo Toyota, you will see 4 service doors straight ahead. Pull up to either of the 2 doors on the left, under the Service sign. If the doors are open, carefully pull your car in. If the doors are closed, sound your horn & one of our service advisors will open it for you. Once you pull into our service area, any of the service advisors on your left will be happy to assist you.
Download video: MP4 format | Ogg format


text:
Image Info/EXIF
- Unique Views64
- MakeNikon
- CameraNIKON D40X
- Focal Length35.0 mm
- Shutter Speed1/499 sec
- ApertureF1.8
- ISO/Film200
- Original Size1500 X 1000
- Date TakenMar 18, 2012
- SubmittedDec 18, 2012
|46 Wins, 55 Losses
Based on this image's ImageDuel history it is currently paused. If you think this image hasn't been given enough of a chance you can click the Get More Votes button below and this image will receive a minimum of 3 additional duels. The cost is 5 credits.
Warning: This may cause the ImageScore to decrease.


text: Taipei Travel In 8 Lazy Days? We Did It! 1/2 Dave ⋅ 08 to 14 Days, Group Travel, Itinerary ⋅ 8 days tour taipei, bali left bank, bali town, free and easy taipei taiwan, leofoo village theme park, Linjiang night market, Taipei adventure, Taipei Taiwan 2008, taipei taiwan food, Taipei Taiwan fun tip, Tonghua night market, Welcome 2 Taiwan, yehliu ocean world ⋅ 0 Comments


text:
You don't pay for tutoring
unless you find a good fit!
ROSANA S. has not yet had a background check. After sending a message to ROSANA, you will be able to order a background check for $7.99. The check will be processed by First Advantage. For more information, please review the background check information page.
As part of your tutor selection process, we encourage you to run updated background checks. Please also review the safety tips for hiring tutors.
I'm a native Spanish speaker. I speak both English and Spanish, and could help tutoring your child in Spanish.
I have previous tutoring experience with all age groups.
I enjoy helping children discover themselves as learners and would be delighted to help your child achieve success and greater confidence in reading, writing and speaking the language.
Read all subject qualifications »
Associates (Tourism)
Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara (Other)
Standard Hourly Fee: $50.00
Cancellation: 24 hours notice required
ROSANA will travel within 15 miles of San Carlos, CA 94070.
Your first hour with any tutor is protected by our Good Fit Guarantee: You don't pay for tutoring unless you find a good fit!
Usually responds in about 3 hours
Send ROSANA a message explaining your needs and you will receive a response by email. Have you already emailed ROSANA or another tutor? If so, you have an account! Sign in now
If selected, WyzAnt will ask interested tutors to contact you by email if they are able to help. A maximum of five different tutors will email you and none of your personal information, including your email address, will be released.


text:
Europe: A Pharma Armistice?
The spring in Europe has been marked by some unusual — even unprecedented — alliances in the world of pharmaceuticals. The most conspicuous example is a strategic coalition formed among some of the most unlikely bedfellows ever to snuggle down together under a common blanket: manufacturers, wholesalers, pharmacists and — yes, believe it or not, it's true! — parallel importers.
This is the plan for a self-styled "joint stakeholder-run verification system of pharmaceutical products in Europe," which is currently being signed up to by a clutch of key industry associations and their members.
To see the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) —representing the brand-name research-based companies in Europe — sitting amicably at the same table as the European Association of Euro-Pharmaceutical Companies —representing Europe's flourishing parallel importers — is a bizarre spectacle to anyone who has seen these two outfits squaring up to one another for decades, and slugging it out relentlessly in the European Court of Justice over the most fundamental values of safety, intellectual property rights and money.
There is not a politician, official, diplomat or journalist in Brussels who has not, over the years, been deluged with rival arguments from these two lobbies, with parallel traders invoking the sacred EU principles of free circulation and extolling the merits of cheaper drug supply, and manufacturers warning that parasitical middlemen threatened a meltdown in the research cycle. But now they two sides are, on paper at least, the best of friends. Mirroring the life now bursting vigorously from the winter-blackened twigs and frost-hardened soils of Europe, these organisations are "committed," according to a memorandum of understanding they are formally endorsing, "to working together to establish an efficient, viable and effective system to protect patients."
What is the threat that has triggered this unexpected concord? On the face of it, it is counterfeiting. The coalition represents a common effort in pursuit of the commendable objective of preventing bogus drugs reaching the public. At a more pragmatic level, the motivation is money.
The EU's new legislation aimed at combating falsified medicines will require the introduction of harmonised pan-European safety features in the form of tamper evident packaging, along with a unique pack identifier, linked to data repositories to allow verification that a pack is genuine. The details are not laid down in the primary legislation, but will be specified over the coming years by secondary legislation. But whatever the system consists of, it is going to be expensive. The law stipulates that the costs of repository systems will be borne by the holders of marketing authorisations. And wholesalers and pharmacists also face costs in adapting their own systems to fit.
This is what is behind the memorandum of understanding, which also embraces GIRP, the European association of pharmaceutical full-line wholesalers, and PGEU, the community pharmacists' organisation in Europe. Since big costs are going to be incurred, these organisations have come together early to design the most appropriate response to these obligations, so that the money they are all going to have to spend is at least spent on something that will work for them. Or, as they put more politely in their memorandum, they are collaborating "with a view to jointly promoting the development of a cost effective and scalable product verification system."
Health Technology Assessment
Already the EU is supporting joint action in this field through the European network for health technology assessment (EUnetHTA), which now involves 24 of the EU's 27 member states, plus Norway and Switzerland. This network of national agencies is not merely developing academic collaboration at EU level on sharing and reuse of HTA information. It is also getting into the business of defining relative safety and efficacy, and developing models of governance. And it is producing joint scientific assessments on pharmaceuticals.
Unsurprisingly, the pharma industry wants to know where all this is going, since it concerns matters so central to its continued success. So it too has decided to get in on the act, rather than just carping from the auditorium. At the last ceremonial high mass of EUnetHTA, in Gdansk at the end of last year, an industry delegation was accepted into the troupe of healthcare agencies — and even allowed to perform.
A senior Glaxo executive, Andrea Rappagliosi, representing half-a-dozen industry associations — including devices and diagnostics, delivered a "healthcare industry view" of HTA, "now and in the future." And his message, although hedged cautiously, was that industry is ready to come aboard, in the interests of healthcare as well as in the interests of its own self-preservation. It is willing to engage in dialogue on governance issues, in a bid to have a say at the right stage in creating assessment methodologies, identifying relevant assessment criteria, and setting up pilot programmes. The lamb and the lion will, even if slightly nervously, be sitting together as HTA evolves in Europe.
Adaptive Licensing
One of the most incisive contributions to this debate has come from a team led by Hans-Georg Eichler[1], which has examined how far adaptive licensing might offer a solution. The basis thesis is that traditional drug licensing approaches are no longer entirely appropriate, since they are based on binary decisions - in other words, a sudden-death yes-or-no once-for-all decision about the adequacy of a proposed medicine. A 'yes' decision under this approach implies that, at the moment of licensing, an experimental therapy becomes a fully vetted, safe, efficacious therapy - clearly at odds with the reality.
By contrast, argue Eichler and his team, adaptive licensing approaches authorisation with the assumption that learning about a drug's merits is stepwise, under conditions of acknowledged uncertainty, with successive phases of data gathering and regulatory evaluation. Because this corresponds more closely to the reality of drug development and use, it holds out the prospect of a better fit - to patient needs, to medical science, and even to the interests of research-based companies. It could break the vicious circle of agencies requiring ever more data before authorisation, in turn imposing higher costs and greater delays on developers, and potentially discouraging innovation.
At the heart of the many variants on adaptive licensing is a readiness by drug companies and regulatory agencies to collaborate more closely and at an earlier stage in planning the development of a product and in agreeing evidence gathering methods that will allow incremental certainty over the product's characteristics and corresponding modifications to the product licence. As the Eichler paper concludes: "an adaptive route to market that comprises successive licensing steps, more forthright communication about unavoidable uncertainty and knowledge gaps, progressive reduction of uncertainty, and alignment of drug utilization with current knowledge will mitigate some of the current disconnects between industry, regulators, and their different stakeholders and engender public and political trust in the regulatory system."
Peace may not yet have been declared across the healthcare sector, but among the blossoms of the spring it is possible to perceive a number of intriguing olive branches.
[1] Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics | VOLUME 91 NUMBER 3 | March 2012
WebcastsFree Registration
How Digital Medicine Can Pinpoint Dosing Regimens to Optimize Drug Efficacy and Safety


text:
Great article but really not true; there are many players involved in the NPF that are not from the ...more
posted 08/26/14 at 1:28pm
on Softball Standouts Plourde and Prezioso Represent Atlantic 10, Exemplify Mid-Major Potential at Next Level
posted by Swish Appeal
Monday, January 7, 2013 at 8:40am EST
In keeping with SB Nation's innovative use of social media in reshaping sports journalism, our vision is a women's basketball site that goes beyond merely providing game reports; instead, we want to capture the narratives that fuel our passion for the game, while maintaining the critical stance that helps us understand the game better.
Support women's sports and SHARE this story with your friends!
Washington State Cougars (4-7)
The Washington State Cougars might seem to finally be turning the corner after years of struggling to pull themselves out of the bottom third of the conference.
After making a surprising run through the Pac-12 Tournament last season, no Pac-12 team scored bigger upsets during non-conference play than Washington State. The first was against the Ohio State Buckeyes, the second at Gonzaga, which - for those that haven't been there - is not the easiest place to earn a win as a visitor.
Nevertheless, they still went 2-7 outside of those upsets. So how close are they to making a move to crack the top two thirds of the conference? The statistics suggest they're still a long ways away.
Statistical profile
eFg% Fta/Fga Oreb% Tov% TeamFacs WSU 39.94% 25.18% 30.00% 0.20 4.10 Opp 41.67% 29.20% 36.58% 0.20 4.66
Weighted eFg% fta/fga Oreb% Tov%
Four Factors statistics for Washington State during non-conference play.
Pace PPP Mev/Poss Adj Syn 72.67 0.80 0.61 0.35
0.88 0.77 0.37
Efficiency statistics for Washington State during non-conference play.
Narrative description: Against one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the nation, Washington State struggled in every facet of the game, but they came together defensively to get a pair of major upsets.
SOS: 60.90 (5th nationally)
Upset wins: at Gonzaga, vs Ohio State
Upset losses: N/A
MVP: Tia Presley, G (5'9", So., 11.12 MVP)
On a team that does not score efficiently, it's probably not much of a surprise that the player who boosts her efficiency (50.42% true shooting percentage) by getting easy points from the free throw line (39.44% free throw rate) comes up as the statistical MVP. But it's also not a stretch to say that a team that struggles to shoot from the perimeter has a point guard as their most significant contributor.
As a sophomore point guard, Presley isn't the most efficient distributor (-1.21 pure point rating) but considering that she's also one of the team's primary scoring options (24.58% usage rate) she's someone that has really helped her team thus far.
X-Factor: Lia Galdeira, G (5'11", Fr., 10.40 MVP)
Galdeira is not the most efficient player by any stretch of the imagination, but on a team that struggles to score it's hard to blame her as a player who has already proven that she can at least get shots up (34.06% usage rate). She's their leading scorer and they need her ability to create shots. Nevertheless, they need their freshman guard to get more efficient in Pac-12 play if they want to build on their non-conference performance.
Key question: What will end up being their strength in conference play?
In conclusion, the Cougars will have to improve in some area in order to win games consistently in Pac-12 play and by no means is it impossible to imagine them doing so. The problem is that it's not immediately obvious where that might come from, particularly on the offensive end; Washington State needs someone to step up as an efficient scorer and someone who can efficiently direct the offense.
Still, the very fact of their upset of perennial tournament teams gives them plenty to build on moving forward.
Support women's sports and SHARE this story with your friends!
View Original Post at swishappeal.com
In keeping with SB Nation's innovative use of social media in reshaping sports journalism, our vision is a women's basketball site that goes beyond ...
full profile
For more, visit Q McCall's Full Profile
Sat at 9:23pm
Sat at 10:15am
Sat at 10:13am
Sat at 10:10am
Fri at 11:11pm
Fri at 11:10pm
Fri at 11:08pm
Fri at 11:05pm
Fri at 11:03pm
Fri at 11:33am


text:
Editor's Note: We would like to thank the more than 250 readers who contacted us concerning F.W.I.L. Lundy Bros. restaurant. We could not talk to all of you or use all the information received, but we certainly enjoyed and appreciated your reminiscences.
Earlier this year when we asked if you remember F.W.I.L. Lundy Bros. restaurant, the overwhelming response in letters and phone calls from readers was - You bet.


text:
Governor's Award for Pollution Prevention and Sustainable Practices
2007 Winners
All winners are shown with Governor's Advisor on State Sustainability Kathleen Drew (in red jacket).
Ben Franklin Transit
The numbers: New fuel reduces diesel smoke by 60% and particulates by 31%. In 2006, reused 1 million gallons water, and recycled 11,000 gallons oil and antifreeze, 1,200 tires, 200 batteries and 1,000 pounds oil filters.
The numbers: Each year the concentrated formulas conserve 5.39 million gallons water, 8.27 million pounds salts and fillers, and 3.72 million containers.
Chambers Creek Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant
The numbers: Reuse 500,000 gallons water/daily. In 2006, reduced diesel by 8,660 gallons/year and reduced biogas emissions by 160,000 cubic feet.
Lummi Island Wild
The numbers: Gain 1,200 watts from solar power. Avoid using eight lead acid batteries/season.
Materials and Resources Management, Business and Finance, WSU
The numbers: In 2006 recycled 1,962 tons, composted 10,500 tons, surplused 4,625 items, salvaged 98.7 tons construction waste
Mountain Gear, Inc.
The numbers: Conserve 248,000 gallons water/year. Remodel reduced energy use by 60%, and salvaged or recycled 50% construction debris.
SEH America, Inc.
The numbers: Recycle rate of 93% by weight.
The Evergreen State College
The numbers: 16.4 million kWh/year from alternative energy. Recycling/composting increased to 655,739 pounds in 2006 from 259,060 pounds in 2000. Reduced dangerous waste by 76%.
The Holland, Inc. - Burgerville
The numbers: Recycle 7,500 gallons/month cooking oil into biofuel. Wind power reduced carbon dioxide production by 17.4 million pounds/year.
Whitman Mission National Historic Site
The numbers: Reduced water use by 648,000 gallons/year. Solar power provides 17,975 kWh/year. Reduced carbon emissions by 46% and sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide b7 20%.
Yelm Earth, Worm & Castings Farm
The numbers: Reduced gasoline use by 150 gallons/year.
Download the FOCUS SHEET Governor's Award, which describes the program and the last winners.
"Am I eligible?"
Copyright © Washington State Department of Ecology. See http://www.ecy.wa.gov/copyright.html.


text:
Calories in sushi: What are the low-cal options?
Calories in sushi: What are the low-cal options?
Are some sushi dishes lower in calories than others?
Because most types of seafood are relatively low in calories, most kinds of sushi are as well. However, the calories in sushi vary depending on the dish and how it's prepared. In fact, the same sushi dish may have a different nutritional profile when it's prepared by a different chef, depending on the specific mix of ingredients.
If you're watching your calories, good options include vegetable (maki) and fish (nigiri) sushi rolls. Avoid anything prepared with mayonnaise or added sauce, and anything that's fried. You can also try ordering sushi made with a smaller portion of rice.
Last Updated: 2010-06-12
© 1998-2014 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (MFMER). All rights reserved. A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.com," "Mayo Clinic Health Information," "Reliable information for a healthier life" and the triple-shield Mayo logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.
Terms and conditions of use


text:
Slip Pantyhose Stories
Sexiest girls from all over the world love taking pictures of their own cameltoes. Look through hot images uploaded by them! Ebony and asian cameltoes, swimsuit and skinny jeans cameltoes, pussy seen beneath tight shorts! Huge nude cameltoes of well-shaped babes! Find out how amazing sexy dolls look in tight clothes! 100cameltoe.com presents a great collection of cameltoe pictures, you ll find public street cameltoe, self made camel toe photos, celebrity cameltoe, only real people uploading their stuff! Fitting clothes often results in cameltoes. Check out great amateur cameltoe pictures of random girls in tight pants! Boyfriends take pictures of their gfs cameltoes and post rare photos here! Cameltoe happens not only to common girls who wear tight jeans but to gorgeous models as well! See lace lingerie cameltoe and sheer panty camel toe that happens to top models during runway shows, and many other great cameltoe pictures collected in our galleries! Wet, spandex, tight shorts cameltoe and much more, fat pussy lips captured by skillful hunters These galleries contain best cameltoe images, from celeb cameltoe to random teen camel toe pics shot in the streets If you are looking for spy cameltoe pictures, that s what you need! Movie and pop stars cameltoe shots, wet bikini camel toes captured by experienced hunters, hot blonde bimbos and sexy girlfriends unknowingly exposing their pussy lips, great amateur photo galleries that will definitely turn you on! Kick ass teen cameltoe, chicks in super tight clothes drawing attention to fat pussy lips! High quality photos of sexy girls cameltoes, constant updates of only amateur pics
I was editing a blowjob video, when this hot little piece of ass came by to learn a few tricks of the trade. She sported a big black whale tail that was keeping her juicy pink pussy nice and warm. I licked and finger fucked it till my cock couldn't take it anymore. Then I made this blonde cutie suck and fuck my dick like the nasty whore she is. Watch this delicious screamer take it balls deep before taking a load on her delicate chin.
Kylee Reese, John West EXGF Milf Panties :: Milf Girlfriends In their Panties For All To See
Related tags: slip pantyhose stories, upskirt school tgp, slip pantyhose stories, rugby shorts red, slip pantyhose stories, pissed my panties
slip pantyhose stories
Site of the Day: My Cute Panties
slip pantyhose stories
My other blogs: freeteenhandjob chloepornbritish blondemilfslut blondeteenfucked nosmokingpics allinterracialsex
Related posts:
- Latin Big Butt – Download Extreme School Girls 19 Dirty Latina Videos%3A Latin Choca Exposed Up Close
- People African Natives Almond Wesley Pipes Darren James Download Ebony Cream Pies From Celestial Only At Videosz Com
- Nude Men In The Locker Room – Strange pantyhose fetish in-out filmed by an average spy Home Spy Video
- Travesties Amateurs En Lingeries Amateur Nuts
- Florida Government Official Married To Porn Star – Pony Training From Latex Dom Classic Porn Video
- Footjob Tgp Hot Blonde Hungry For His Cock Sexy Kittens Teen Cutie Fucked In All Her Holes
- Chicago Acting Auditions Cathyscraving


text:
Ford Motor Company
Lincoln Motor Company
Ford Motor Company
Lincoln Motor Company
Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company
Lincoln Motor Company
Our Company
Investor Relations
Ford in the Community
Operations Worldwide
Ford Global Sites
Contact Ford
Global Models
Mustang Story
People & Careers
Our Company
Integrated Approach
We have built our sustainability strategy on a foundation of transparency, accountability and stakeholder engagement.
Furthering Our Sustainability Legacy
Our sustainability strategy is embedded in our business plan and consistent with our aim
to deliver Great Products, a Strong Business and a Better World.
Sustainability Highlights
Ford Tops Ranking of Best Global Green Brands
Ford and Heinz Collaborate on Sustainable Materials for Vehicles
Ten Years of Green Manufacturing at Dearborn Truck Plant
Ford Embraces Analytics and Big Data to Stay Green
Forward Thinking
Reinventing the F-150
The 2015 F-150 demonstrates how capability and efficiency do not have to be mutually exclusive.
Harnessing Sun Power
Ford's C-MAX Solar Energi Concept is a first-of-its-kind, sun-powered vehicle.
Our Sustainability Journey
Executive Chairman
Bill Ford, Jr.:
Looking Ahead by Looking Back
Alan Mulally:
Questions & Answers
V.P. of Sustainability Robert Brown:
Bringing Our Integration Strategy to Life
Future of Mobility
Living the Electric Lifestyle
As gas prices remain high, consumers are increasingly interested in alternative fueling options.
Envisioning Automated Vehicles
Picture a future with automated, connected vehicles, supporting safer driving and less traffic congestion.
Precious Resources
Global Water Management
Ford has achieved its goal of reducing water used to make each vehicle by 30 percent globally.
Human Rights
Supply Chain Working Conditions
Ford plays an active role in supplier development, strongly advocating for respect of human rights.
2013 Conflict Minerals Report
Summary and Country-Level Reports
Past Sustainability Reports
Human Trafficking: CA Disclosure
Ford Technologies Shape the Future
Ford in the Community
We give back to communities around the globe where we work, live and play.
Careers at Ford
From finance to manufacturing, we offer a wide range of career opportunities.
OpenXC Innovation
Rookie Ford engineer Zach Nelson harnesses power of open-source hardware and software.
Our Company
Operations Worldwide
Ford Heritage
Ford in the Community
Ford Motor Company Fund
Ford Land
About Ford & Lincoln
Global Models
Financial Reports & SEC Filings
Stock Tools & Information
Buy Ford Stock
Investor News Alerts
Corporate Governance
People & Careers
U.S. Job Openings
International Job Openings
Diversity at Ford
Career Paths
Ford on Facebook
Ford on Twitter
Ford on Flickr
Ford on YouTube
Lincoln on Facebook
Lincoln on Twitter
Lincoln on YouTube
Ford Press
Ford Magazine
News Center
Contact Us About
Your Vehicle
Ford Motor Company
Shareholder Services
Investor Relations
Around The Oval
Ford Merchandise
Ford Racing
The Mustang Story
Customer Support
Ford Support
Lincoln Support
Ford Safety Recalls
Lincoln Safety Recalls
Site Map
Privacy Policy
Your California Privacy Rights
Human Trafficking: CA Disclosure


text:
Keeping Score
Save to a Shared List
Item Details
- Description
- Full Record
- Contents
- Excerpts
- Reviews
- Summary
- A\V Summary
- Preview
- Searching for more content…
Community Activity
CommentAdd a Comment
this is the most amazing book ever! Even if you don't know anything about baseball you still understand the book witch is GREAT!
AgeAdd Age Suitability
There are no ages for this title yet.
SummaryAdd a Summary
There are no summaries for this title yet.
NoticesAdd a Notice
There are no notices for this title yet.
QuotesAdd a Quote
There are no quotes for this title yet.
VideosAdd a Video
There are no videos for this title yet.


text:
Lithium RRP $ 139.95
Technical single chamber backpack with a flap buckle for all kinds of outdoor sports where light weight and speed count. The use of lightweight materials and the clever design have allowed the weight to be pared down to the minimum without any loss of functionality. Suspension system with mesh padding supports in places, mesh shoulder straps and an innovative hip belt design for direct body contact and good ventilation. For better load control and stability, the suspension system is equipped with an aluminum V-frame and a padded hip belt.


text:
MLS® and Multiple Listing Service®, REALTOR® and REALTORS® are Trademarks owned and controlled by
the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). These Trademarks are used under License.
MLS® System is used to refer to a Real Estate Board's Co-operating Listing System
REALTOR® is used to identify a Member of the Canadian Real Estate Association
John Gagnon Broker and HomeLife Unlimited Connections Realty Ltd. Brokerage are REALTORS® Members of CREA
John Gagnon Discount Broker/Owner & Broker of Record
149 Charles Street, Belleville, Ontario, K8N 3M1
Phone 613-966-7555 fax 613-966-6215
e-mail email@example.com
*Advertising Trusted Discount Broker Disclaimer: Claims of John Gagnon being Trusted as the Local Discount Real Estate Fees Broker are based on data supplied by the Quinte & District Association of REALTORS® Inc. showing John Gagnon`s all Active Flat Fees Listings, Solds and Expired Listings which were all low Flat Fee Listings from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2013 compared if any to same Listings data of other Members of the Local Board offering and advertising themselves if any as Discount Real Estate Brokers or Brokerages with low Flat Fees Services or low Commission Rates.
* Advertisements and Offers of Services in this Website are not intended to solicit and interfered with current REALTOR®'s Listing Agreements but to promote John Gagnon's Discount Mere Posting Real Estate Services and Lowest Real Estate Flat fees to the Sellers for after the expiry of such Listings Agreement as a general promotional announcement.
This Homelife Franchise Brokerage is Independly Owned & Operated by John Gagnon Broker of Record since 1998
See www.homelife.ca
See also www.homelife.com
See Instructor John Gagnon Sensei's Belleville Karate Club and Martial Arts School
Privacy Policy


text:
Poor Fab, but it could be worse. Michael Lewis has a heartbreaking, enraging story in Vanity Fair about poor Sergey Aleynikov, the former Goldman programmer and current Dostoyevskyan holy fool who was sentenced to federal prison for eight years for stealing computer code from Goldman, won a complete victory on appeal, was released, has lost his life savings, and is now being prosecuted under state law just because Goldman, or someone, but probably Goldman, really hates him. It is troubling stuff not least for Lewis's clear implication that a jury trial may not be the best way to arrive at the truth regarding complex financial-technological questions. E.g.: Read more »
A Fine And A Ban On Working In The Securities Industry Don't Sound That Bad To Sergey AleynikovBy Matt Levine
Posted in:
Private Equity
Stephen Schwarzman Having Difficulty Forming An Opinion On Current AdministrationBy Bess Levin
President Obama and the business community have been at odds for months. But in July the chairman and cofounder of the Blackstone Group, one of the world's largest private-equity firms, amped up the rhetoric. Stephen Schwarzman—the leading John McCain supporter in a firm that, in 2008, gave more money to Obama—was addressing board members of a nonprofit organization when he let loose. "It's a war," Schwarzman said of the struggle with the administration over increasing taxes on private-equity firms. "It's like when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939." [Newsweek]


text:
Year 13 Students Visit the Chemistry Department
On 3rd of May, staff welcomed year 13 pupils from St Christopher's C of E school in Accrington, who were visiting to experience practical chemistry in a university setting. In the morning the students prepared transition metal glyoxime complexes, which are model compounds for vitamin B12, and characterised them by infrared and UV-vis spectroscopy. The afternoon saw them determining the copper content of different brasses using spectroscopic techniques. If you are interested in bringing a school group to visit the chemistry department, please contact Rachel Platel.
Wed 15 May 2013


text:
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
He Called Me Sir
I've fairly religiously read everything China Mieville's written since he was the subject of one of Crooked Timber's first seminars, though I've not got to Railsea yet. I even finished King Rat, which I didn't really think was very good; the same tropes, but just not as well worked, without the command to make the material justify the length he draws it out to. Yesterday, in his collection of short stories, Looking For Jake, I (re)read a piece set in my favourite of his created worlds, Bas-Lag. Called 'Jack', it is the reflections of a lowly state functionary on a notorious outlaw, a kind of Robin Hood figure constantly and deliberately sticking two fingers up at the authorities called Jack Half-a-Prayer, whose career he, inadvertently and only in a small way, helped to make. Here, as often, Mieville uses his skill as a writer to make a political or philosophical point rather finely. The functionary obviously admires Jack, recounting his exploits with clear enjoyment having taken pains to establish the strength, although not the precise nature, of his connection with him. So far, so straightforwardly subversive; even the servants of order cannot help but be drawn to those who show up its pretensions. What's so good about the story though, is it's twist. As the perspective being offered on Jack is gradually fully revealed, the incendiary power of his notoriety is undermined. The idea of Jack flicking two fingers to the powers that be is extremely apt, for in seeing how empty that can be, Mieville points quite deliberately to the difficulties surrounding the political vision so wonderfully laid out in Alan Moore's V for Vendetta in, I think, all its contradictions. As he reminds us, though the fragility of silence may make it unwise to rely on it, the loud noise made by one person can stall, still even, those that would otherwise grow in the throats of many others.
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
Michael Carrick and John O'Shea have paid tribute to birthday boy Edwin van der Sar and claim the Dutchman, now 40, could continue playing for many years.
Carrick remarked how the goalkeeper "looked well" for his age, while O'Shea said it was "incredible" to think Edwin is still performing at the top level.
"It's a great achievement," Carrick said. "There are goalkeepers down the years who have played a lot later into their careers than outfield players, but to do it at this level and at this club is some going. And it doesn't seem like he's letting up any time soon."
"If he really wanted to, he could go on for another few years," O'Shea added. "But obviously that's down to him and there won't be pressure from anybody at the club to make him continue. But he's in great condition, looks after himself well and trains very hard. He's incredible – I definitely don't think I'll still be playing at 40."
O'Shea said on Friday morning that he expected Edwin to come in for some special treatment at Carrington later in the day.
"I think there'll be a big cake in the canteen," the Irishman said. "It's something of a tradition around here. And I'm sure there'll be plenty of jokes about the number of candles on it!"


text:
Now on to the card... I had lots of ideas, but they disappeared when I sat down to stamp. Does that happen to you? Frustrating, huh?! Anyway, here's my not-so-fabulous creation:
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
FMS75: Wheel of Shame
Now on to the card... I had lots of ideas, but they disappeared when I sat down to stamp. Does that happen to you? Frustrating, huh?! Anyway, here's my not-so-fabulous creation:
20 comments:
- Christy Lynn said...
Don't be so hard on yourself, Rita! I think your card looks great, and no one but you is going to look at it and think blue 80s wagon wheel couch :) I saw it and thought pretty card!
- February 27, 2013 at 3:48 AM
- Bada-Bing Creations said...
Um I think it's kind of fabulous! I think I should have got this set in fact! And that couch HAD to be better than the set my mom had...it was flowers and was orange and brown and your favorite color summer starfruit! Let THAT sink in for a minute.... LOL!
And what's wrong with the 80's??? :-) Some of the BEST people were born in the 80's lol! And I think if we ever make it to convention at the same time again we should totally do a 80's themed night, ha! :-)
- February 27, 2013 at 8:17 AM
- Linda Callahan said...
You are too funny! I love the added blue - and I love all of the stamping stamping stamping you did!
- February 27, 2013 at 9:56 AM
- Kathi said...
I think this is a fabulous card and very pretty! I love the blue! I may just have to CASE this one!
- February 27, 2013 at 11:31 AM
- Dawn Tidd said...
I don't recall a blue flowered wagon wheel couch but your card is gorgeous! I love all the stamping, very vintage feel...probably before the 80's! TFS
- February 27, 2013 at 12:43 PM
- Aileen said...
Love your overstamping and I think the touch of blue is great. Your little girl is such a sweetie! x
- February 27, 2013 at 2:18 PM
- Judy May said...
I love the vintage look you have created, Rita. I haven't been a fan of this stamp set, but this is the perfect backdrop for it.
- February 27, 2013 at 3:58 PM
- the bean said...
I really like this card - I think it would be a good one to case! TFS !
- February 27, 2013 at 5:41 PM
- brrenwick said...
Your post is cracking me up! I love this card and it looks nothing like a couch ;)
And your daughter is adorable...cherish each and every day because time does fly by!
- February 27, 2013 at 6:34 PM
- Jen said...
I think my parents had the colonial version of that couch. Instead of wagon wheels it had lanterns and stage coaches! And I happen to like this card very much. The colors are pretty together and it's got a great vintage look!
And I think it's appropriate that on my drive home from work tonight I heard Whitesnake on the radio!!!
- February 27, 2013 at 6:59 PM
- Jen Brum said...
You and your parents couch!!! You make me laugh! I love your card! It's fabulous and I think the blue looks perfect (but I may have already told you this!!!!)!
Laila is getting so big! Hard to believe she's 8 months already!
- February 27, 2013 at 9:06 PM
- Marla Reed said...
See, I'm not the only one who thinks this is a great card! Seriously, I love it! :)
- February 28, 2013 at 7:34 PM
- Carol Carriveau said...
You crack me up - your card is wonderful and I see nothing wrong with it at all! May be slightly remanisent (sp?) of your parents couch, but could not prove it by me or others, I'm sure! And of course the adorable Laila...ahhhh!
- February 28, 2013 at 7:56 PM
- Allisa said...
Rita, I love your card! I know we all make cards that we love or hate...but I love this one!
- March 1, 2013 at 4:52 PM
- Tui Nathan said...
oh yeah ... this is great Rita! I love these layered stamping and those fishtails banner are awesome ... did I also mention that the splash of BLUE adds the perfect enhancement!!!
Your little sweetness is such a darling ... and oh my, has it been 8 months already ... wow!
- March 2, 2013 at 6:54 AM
- Cindy Hall said...
I'm so sorry that this brings back "Ick" memories for you, but I'm so glad you made it just the way it is, because what you don't like is everything that I love. Fortunately, my parents had a plain couch (always covered with a sheet - UGH!).
- March 2, 2013 at 7:07 AM
- Linda Suarez said...
This is a gorgeous card Rita! It doesn't remind of a couch at all. ;-) Laila is so cute and growing so fast!
- March 2, 2013 at 10:35 PM
- cindyleebee said...
This is gorgeous...I love it! you should be pleased with yourself- the card is perfect for the stamp. Your card is one the favorites I have seen perusing the card blogs this weekend;)
- March 3, 2013 at 8:34 PM
- Shelley Germann said...
Rita, we are our worst critics. I should have left my comment sooner because I needed to thank you for choosing my card for last weeks sketch. Now you made it onto Nancy's iPick's for the week for this card. See....it's a fabulous card!
BTW-I've been in the same predicament as you, not much stamping time...hanging in there...it will pass!
- March 4, 2013 at 8:46 PM
- Jen Timko said...
I have to say that I really like this card. Maybe I'm dating myself, LOL!! I love the colors!
- March 5, 2013 at 3:58 PM


text:
Car of the Future: Toyota Fun Vii Is a Pleasure Palace on Wheels [VIDEO]
Is this a car? Is it a smartphone? Is it a gaming machine? Yes to all three. The Toyota Fun Vii is a spectacular design concept unveiled at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show this week. The 13-foot-long three-seater's interior and exterior are blank slates for whatever visuals you would like to wirelessly paint onto them in real time. And if you get too confused, there's a holographic "navigation concierge" lady with a cute little hat to accompany you, guiding you around the vehicle's futuristic features.


text:
"Petting the Adobe Burros," (Dana Adobe, Nipomo, San Luis Obispo Co., California). Digital Image. Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, December 14, 2008.
About Wordless Wednesday.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Wordless Wednesday: The Adobe Burros
Monday, December 15, 2008
Dear Genea-Santa: Wishin' Impossible?
Dear Genea-Santa,
Every Christmas with my precious daughter and husband has been so special. Seeing Christmas again through the eyes of a child has served as a reminder that this season is about sharing love with the people who mean the most to us.
However, this year I've got a few extra requests for myself that I really hope you will be able to fulfill. I know it will be hard to find these things, but if anyone can do it, it's you, Genea-Santa!
1. Any information about Miles SWANAY (SWANEY).
Miles was my 4th-great grandfather, and I know very little about him. Where did he come from? Who were his parents? Did his family come from Scotland (specifically, Orkney)?
He was born abt. 1758 in Johnston, North Carolina, and was married to Jane JOHNSON. He probably died in Tennessee, but I don't know that for certain. He had at least five children, including my 3rd-great grandfather, Hiram SWANAY. As far as I know, no one on any branch of this family tree has been able to find this information, so whatever you can bring, Genea-Santa, would be a gift we all can share!
2. Information about Samuel Marion DUNN.
Samuel was my great-great grandfather. He was born abt. 1818 in Lincoln, North Carolina. He married Julia Ann BLANTON in 1839 in Rutherford, North Carolina. He and Julia had eleven children, including my great-grandfather John DUNN. Samuel died in 1871 in Hamblen Co., Tennessee, but I don't know where he is buried. I would love to know who his parents were and where his grave is located.
You'd think it would be easy to find information about a man with the middle name of Marion, but it just isn't.
3. My Great-Grandfather Frank SWANAY'S violin and banjo.
My grandfather tried to recover these items many years ago, but he was never able to do so. He always wanted me to have his father's violin, and he talked about it all the time. If you could find either or both of these items, it would mean a lot to me to know that my grandfather's wishes were finally fulfilled.
Thank you, Genea-Santa. I'll have milk and cookies waiting for you by the tree, provided that my husband, daughter and/or dog don't get to them first.
P.S. If you can't find any of these items, I would be thrilled to have my grandfather's typewriter show up under my tree!
Written for the 62nd Edition, Carnival of Genealogy: 3 Wishes!
Friday, December 12, 2008
My Favorite Christmas Song
"Ave Maria" by Franz Schubert
When I was a young girl, I came into possession of a Christmas record (those old vinyl things) called "The Great Songs of Christmas, Album Three." On it was a recording of the most beautiful violin performance I had ever heard: Franz Schubert's Ave Maria, performed by virtuoso Isaac Stern.
Though not necessarily a Christmas carol, Schubert's Ave Maria is still my favorite. It makes me very emotional to hear it these days, as it was one of my mother's favorite songs.
I eventually taught myself to play this piece - by ear. It's a difficult arrangement, and I doubt that I gave it a very good treatment. But I was happy to finally be able to play it for my mother for Christmas.
Here are the lyrics, in Latin:
Ave Maria Gratia plena
Maria Gratia plena
Maria Gratia plena
Ave, ave dominus
Dominus tecum
Benedicta tu in mulieribus
Et benedictus
Et benedictus fructus ventris
Ventris tui Jesus
Ave Maria
Ave Maria Mater dei
Ora pro nobis pecatoribus
Ora, ora pro nobis
Ora ora pro nobis pecatoribus
Nunc et in hora mortis
In hora mortis, mortis nostrae
In hora mortis nostrae
Ave Maria!
English Translation:
Ave Maria! Ave Maria! maiden mild!
Listen to a maiden's prayer!
Thou canst hear though from the wild,
Thou canst save amid despair.
Safe may we sleep beneath thy care,
Though banish'd, outcast and reviled -
Maiden! hear a maiden's prayer;
Mother, hear a suppliant child!
Ave Maria!
Ave Maria! undefiled!
The flinty couch we now must share
Shall seem this down of eider piled,
If thy protection hover there.
The murky cavern's heavy air
Shall breathe of balm if thou hast smiled;
Then, Maiden! hear a maiden's prayer;
Mother, list a suppliant child!
Ave Maria!
Ave Maria! stainless styled!
Foul demons of the earth and air,
From this their wonted haunt exiled,
Shall flee before thy presence fair.
We bow us to our lot of care,
Beneath thy guidance reconciled;
Hear for a maid a maiden's prayer,
And for a father hear a child!
Ave Maria!
Here's the great Luciano Pavarotti singing the Latin version:
Finally, violinist Joshua Bell, whose version is very similar to the Isaac Stern rendition I loved as a child:
The Great Songs of Christmas By the Great Artists of Our Time, Album Three. LP Record. Columbia Special Products and Stanley Arnold & Assoc. with Norfolk Productions, Inc. 1965.
Written for footnoteMaven's Come Celebrate The Tradition of Blog Caroling.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
40 Things About Me Meme
Virginia Travis, who writes the Valleehill Genealogy Blog (among others), tagged me for the "40 Things About ME" Meme.
1. Do you like blue cheese?
Mmm... love it! Especially in salads!
2. Have you ever done something you regretted?
Well, sure, but everything happens for a reason, even the stupid stuff.
3. Do you own a gun?
Yes, and I'm an excellent shot.
(This information is for boys who may one day date my daughter)
4. What flavor of Kool Aid was your favorite?
5. Do you get nervous before doctor appointments?
Depends on the doctor and what he/she is going to do to me.
6. What do you think of hot dogs?
We eat the turkey variety sometimes, when my daughter is in the mood to eat something resembling a protein food.
7. Favorite Christmas movie?
A Christmas Story
8. What do you prefer to drink in the morning?
Coffee, usually Dunkin' Donuts' French Vanilla.
9. Can you do push ups?
I seriously doubt it.
10. Favorite hobby?
Genealogy and web design.
11. Do you have A.D.D.?
No, I have T.I.A. (Toddler-Induced Amnesia)
12. What's one trait you hate about yourself?
I over-commit myself and volunteer for everything. I'm just a girl who can't say "no."
13. Middle name? Marie
14. Name 3 thoughts at this exact moment?
How many hours until I can go back to bed?
What did I do with my list?
15. Name 3 drinks you regularly have?
Diet Cherry Coke, water, pinot noir
16. Current hate right now?
The guy who lets his dog poop on our lawn.
17. Favorite place to be?
Snuggling with my daughter.
18. How did you bring in the New Year?
At my father's house.
19. A place would you like to go?
Ireland and Scotland.
20. Name three people who will complete this:
I think everyone has already done it.
21. Do you have slippers?
Yes, and I'm wearing them right now.
22. What shirt are you wearing?
A pink nightshirt with pink moose on it.
23. Do you like sleeping on satin?
No, but I like Egyptian cotton (hint to Santa).
24. Can you whistle? Sort of.
25. Would you be a pirate?
Not if I have to wear a wench dress again. (Don't ask.)
26. What songs do you sing in the shower?
"Since I Fell For You"
27. Favorite girl's name(s)?
Well, that would be my daughter's name, of course.
28. What's in your pocket right now?
Dirty Kleenexes.
29. Last thing that made you laugh?
My daughter, decorating the Christmas tree with the TV remote.
30. Favorite bed sheets as a child?
The ones with the big music notes on them.
31. Worst injury ever?
Ankle broken in 4 places and dislocated. Required surgery.
32. Do you like where you live?
Yes, and I hope we don't have to move.
33. How many TVs do you have in your house?
Two in the house, and I think a couple more in the garage.
34. Who is your loudest friend?
Ummm... decline to state.
35. How many dogs do you have?
One. He's all I can handle.
36. Does someone have a crush on you?
Hopefully my husband still does.
37. What is your favorite book?
I can't think of one right now. I don't get a chance to read very often anymore.
38. What is your favorite candy?
Anything chocolate.
39. Favorite Sports Team?
San Diego Chargers. Go Bolts!
40. What song do you want played at your funeral?
"Over the Rainbow."
Copyright © 2008 by Elizabeth O'Neal
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Wordless Wednesday: All I Want for Christmas...
...is a car!
"Racer Girl," (Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., California). Digital Image. Photographed by Elizabeth O'Neal, December 8, 2008.
About Wordless Wednesday.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Central Coast Lineage Groups Calendar: December 2008
Tuesday, December 4
Mitz-Kahn-a-Khan Chapter DAR
Ventura 11:00 AM
Christmas Party & "Today's DAR" DVD
Thursday, December 11
Mission Canyon Chapter DAR
Santa Barbara
12:00 Noon
Holiday Celebration
Friday, December 12
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Laura Belle Stoddard Tent 22
Santa Barbara
Saturday, December 13
Captain Henry Sweetser Chapter DAR
Santa Maria
Chapter Tea & Gift Exchange
RSVP Required
Sunday, December 14
Stephen Eastin Society C.A.R.
Meeting & Trip to Dana Adobe
Saturday, December 20
Central Coast Chapter SAR
San Luis Obispo
12:00 Noon
NO Meetings in December:
El Paso de Robles Chapter DAR
Rancho Purisima Chapter DAR
Santa Barbara Chapter SAR
C.A.R. = Children of the American Revolution
DAR = Daughters of the American Revolution
SAR = Sons of the American Revolution
If you would like to have your group's information included in this calendar, please contact me. Thanks!
Monday, December 1, 2008
Central Coast Genealogy Calendar: December 2008
Thursday, December 4
Monterey County Genealogical Society
Annual MoCoGenSo and Family History Center Christmas Party Potluck
Tuesday, December 9
Conejo Valley Genealogical Society
Computer Interest Group Meeting
Tuesday, December 16
Conejo Valley Genealogical Society
6:00 - 8:45 PM - General Meeting
Christmas Potluck, Silent Auction, Installation of New Board of Directors
Saturday, December 20
Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society
Annual Holiday "Member Share"
Saturday, December 20
Ventura County Genealogical Society
NO MEETING in December:
San Luis Obispo County Genealogical Society
Please send me an email if you would like to have your event included in this monthly calendar.


text:
Center for Information Technology Services
Secure File Transfer of Large Files Made Easy
Many members of the campus community have expressed a desire and a need to transfer large files securely and easily. CITS has researched the market and located a product that seems to meet this need very nicely; it facilitates easy file transfers in a secure manner using a simple web browser. When implemented this product will:
- Provide campus users with an easy way to securely transfer large files.
Many users have expressed a need to share large documents when collaborating with colleagues, but have experienced great difficulty in doing so.
- Transfer the files in a secure manner.
The new product will encrypt files using the SSL standard.
- Reduce the load and storage on campus email servers.
Many people currently use email to transfer very large attachments. These large files slow down the email servers and get counted against users' mailbox quotas. Files that are transferred via the new product will be temporarily stored on the appliance and not transferred through the email servers and accounts.
- Integrate with and support LDAP.
LDAP--Lightweight Directory Access Protocol-- is a widely used Internet protocol that email and other programs use to look up information from a server. In this case, use of the LDAP Protocol will enable users to authenticate to the campus Enterprise Directory, using their respective myUMB Aliases for convenience.
- Enable UMB users to send large files to external (non UMB) users, and enable UMB users to receive large files from their colleagues.
CITS is hoping to complete procurement arrangements for this new file transfer product in the very near future. Be on the lookout for further announcements.


text:
Legendary on Gamebreaker.tv | Follow Gamebreaker on Twitter
Printable View
Completely agree with your quest-racing mentality. I was my realms first to 90, I love questing, but I also love the race. You only get to do it once per expansion, that's not often - If I choose to go slowly, I opt out of the race. If I enter the race, I do NOT opt out of leveling slowly and reading my quest text (which I also enjoy), I have a million alts to level and do that, none of them can take part in the race.
I'm also loving the max level content, I was hesitant about the 1 week raid lockout - but I've found instead of being an elitist bastard when I hit max level and grinding the best gear I could, I spent my first few hours after getting a realm first, flying around slack-jawed exploring for the first time since classic / TBC. I could actually explore. Blizzard have done an amazing job on pandaria, I wasn't THAT into the pandaren thematics, but pandaria is gorgeous and full of so many tiny details and obscure classic-style fun stuff (named mobs that drop temporary mounts etc) - it's fantastic.
The constant thump thump thump thump in the background was very distracting.
I just don't think we'll be seeing anymore Sha raids; the last panda emperor vanquished 6 Shas, and we have 6 we can kill already. And one of the Lorewalkers said, "If you want to know about Pandaria's future, always look to its past."
So that leaves tier 15 quite a mystery in my mind. Maybe more trolls?


text:
Search pictures and profiles of Senior Singles near you right now. Discover how online dating sites make finding singles in the United States, Canada, and all over the world simple, safe and fun! Once you browse profiles and pictures start flirting, messaging and connecting with other members of the SeniorPeopleMeet.com community. Search today and find other sexy, intelligent singles for casual dating or a serious relationship in your area.Search Single Senior Men | Search Single Senior Women
A little about me...
Most people that don't know me guess my age to be in the early to mid 50's. I still think that I can do everything that I could do when I was 30, but usually find out the contrary is true by the aches and pains when I'm done. I have a good sense of humor and like doing things on the spur of the moment.
I have enjoyed many things in my life beyond watching my children grow up including going to the beach and swimming, skiing, skating, motorcycling, flying, boating, hunting and fishing to name a few. I enjoy movies at a theater or at home, going for a drive on a cool summers evening, going out to dinner or having a meal at home followed by a quiet evening with someone special. I love music of just about any kind. I like dancing with a good partner, but have gotten a bit out of practice. I really have to admit, I'm not into shopping.
Both my children have their own lives and live in other parts of the country. I still enjoy hearing from them to know their alright, how their doing and to give them some fatherly advice.
About the one I'm looking for...
I'm looking for that special person that I want to devote my life to and can't wait to see when I get home from work. She will be intelligent and like to converse. She will be self sufficient and not need a man, but wants a man in her life. This woman will be comfortable in jeans and yet she can dress up and be very classy if she chooses. I love a woman that can act a little silly once in a while and make me laugh. I like a woman who has her own opinions. She will also be able to discuss them and not argue. I want a woman that can show affection openly with a kiss or a hug and yet can be comfortable snuggling while watching a movie.
I'd just like to add...
At some point in time I am confident the right woman will come into my life and make it whole again. The mustache and beard are gone. I don't have any pictures that are anymore current. No pictures of you....not interested! Your eyes and smile tell me a lot about you. Flirts and messages are nice, but I realize that most of them are generated by this system.
Meet Senior Singles
in your State


text:
Holiday festival for seniors
The Prime Osborn Convention Center will host Mayor Brown's Holiday Festival for Seniors, Saturday, December 1st from 2-5 p.m.
Seniors age 60 and older are invited to this exciting event where there will be a traditional holiday dinner, dancing, live entertainment, door prizes, and even a visit from Santa!
A $5.00 ticket is required to reserve your seat and tickets can be purchased at Mary Singleton Senior Center and City Hall at St. James.
For group transportation (15 or more) from senior centers and residences, call (904) 630.7392.
The views expressed below are not those of News4Jax or its affiliated companies. By clicking on "Post," you acknowledge that you have read the Terms of Service and your comment is in compliance with such terms. Readers, please help keep this discussion respectful and on topic by flagging comments that are offensive or inappropriate (hover over the commenter's name and you'll see the flag option appear on right side of that line). And remember, respect goes both ways: Tolerance of others' opinions is important in a free discourse. If you're easily offended by strong opinions, you might skip reading comments entirely.


text:
Contact: Bonnie Strawser - 252-473-1131
News Release
September 4, 2008
Pea Island Visitor Center Closed in Preparation for Approaching Storms
Beginning on Saturday, September 6, the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center will be closed due to the approach of Tropical Storm/Hurricane Hanna. The Center will remain closed through the week-end. Refuge Manager Mike Bryant advises that it may remain closed into next week, depending on actual impacts we receive from Hanna and the storm tracks for Ike and Josephine. "We'll just have to wait and see what these storms bring in the way of wind, water, and sand," he added.
At this time, there are no further refuge closures. The public may use refuge trails, beaches, parking areas, etc. during daylight hours, unless Dare County announces a mandatory evacuation.
For more information about refuge activities and closure, contact the refuge office at 252-473-1131.


text:
Microsoft to begin tests of Windows XP on the OLPC in January
Microsoft also plans to bring Windows XP to the diminutive XO laptop, of One Laptop Per Child fame. Microsoft released a statement yesterday announcing plans to begin testing XP on the XO in January in the hopes of making a final version available by the second half of 2008.
One problem Microsoft is dealing with is that the XO laptop includes just 1GB of storage, while Windows requires at least 2GB. So Microsoft insisted that an SD card slot be included in the XO, and is developing a version of XP that will run off of a removable storage card. There are no plans to make the custom, low-cost version of Windows available in the US or other developed countries.
Now, the folks over at the Eee User forum have demonstrated that you can indeed run Windows XP with less than 2GB of storage by removing the page file and using nLite to slim down your installation. But 1GB would still be pushing it.


text:
Mitt Romney and Rob Delaney: Tumblr Buddies! Blog Home Nancy Pelosi Confirms Mystery Person Said Something to Harry Reid
Tweet Untweet: Last One on Mars Is a Chicken
Dear Religion, While you were debating what chicken sandwiches were okay to eat, I just landed on Mars. Sincerely, Your Pal Science
— Mike Huddleston (@MKHDDLSTN) August 6, 2012
Tags: LGBT, Marriage Equality, NASA, Science & Technology, Tweet Untweet, Twitter
About Us
Comedy Central's Indecision is the network's digital hub for news, politics and other jokes: we're here, we're everywhere. We're not affiliated with any television show. We're affiliated with ourselves.


text:
Most Recent Stories
October 17, 2014
To have a successful career, there are five things you must do, according to Ileana Rivera, a senior director of information technology (IT) at Cisco, who spoke Friday to an assembly of NJIT... read more!
October 15, 2014
Joseph Taylor, Enterprising Electronics Executive and STEM Champion, Joins the NJIT Board of Trustees
Joseph M. Taylor, the chairman and CEO of Panasonic Corporation of North America whose ties to NJIT go back more than two decades, has become the newest member of the university's Board of... read more!
October 14, 2014
Iqbal Sherif has a passion for learning, whether it be science, engineering, business or medicine. He loves to explore and learn new things and to be challenged intellectually.He graduated from... read more!
October 9, 2014
Tom Bury is the construction manager on "Restaurant Impossible," a popular reality show that airs on the Food Network. On each episode of the show, Bury must rebuild a restaurant in... read more!
October 6, 2014
With defense budgets shrinking in the wake of Congressional spending cuts and a sharp reduction in U.S. forces abroad, NJIT has been given the opportunity by the federal government to examine the... read more!
September 26, 2014
The Fall Career Fair was a huge success: Nearly 200 employers and 385 recruiters set up tables at the fair, which was attended by 2,510 students and alumni – making it the largest career... read more!
September 25, 2014
For Michele Scott '93, the path to becoming a community leader and adjunct professor of management was forged 10 years ago, when she made the decision to pursue her doctoral degree and... read more!
September 25, 2014
NJIT Students Join EDC Entrepreneurs to Combat the Chikungunya and Ebola EpidemicsTechnology is a powerful tool in the hands of enterprising humanitarians.This fall, a tech-savvy team of NJIT... read more!
September 19, 2014
For the last few years, Jacqueline Moreno has worked two jobs: one in the Campus Center and another at a local movie theater. She uses her pay checks to cover her tuition. Her father can't... read more!
September 18, 2014
Nichole Letizia found a job that not only pays her bills but also gives her life meaning. What follows is a first-person account of her travels across the country, where she's using her NJIT... read more!


text:
Gene & Julie's Big Fat Liar Today Is…
Truth or Lie: Was Gene almost arrested for stealing a chair? Play Big Fat Liar this week and win tickets to Six Flags Over Texas!
Guy In Wheelchair Does World Record Backflip Off Of A Ramp
Take a look as Aaron "TNT Wheelz" Fotheringham rolls down a giganic ramp and completes a backflip IN HIS WHEELCHAIR!


text:
- Age / Gender:
- n/a, Female
- Location:
- Location not disclosed
- Joined:
- 9/30/12
- All Stats >
User Statshot
- Community Stats
Level 3 Blank Slate
Normal Whistle
Ranked as Civilian
Contact Info / Websites
Recent Game Medals
FIRST BLOOD 5 Points Kill your first enemy Medal Stats.
2 COOL 4 SCHOOL 5 Points Complete the tutorial Medal Stats.
Weak Defense 10 Points Looks like you TRIED to block, buuuut..... yeeeaaahhh.... Medal Stats.
No Defense 10 Points You failed to block an incoming vertical slash... tsk, tsk... Medal Stats.
Got Soul Bangle 5 Points You got the Soul Bangle dude! Now you can throw blue fireballs! Hadoken! Medal Stats.
Skull 5 Points You found the hidden skull! Medal Stats.
Face Knifed 10 Points You stuck a dangerously sharp dagger into the fleshy face of an outclassed bandit elf... Nicely done. Medal Stats.
Impalation 5 Points You got impaled by a bandit elf's thrown sword! Deadly! Medal Stats.
Halfsies 5 Points You got split into two by a bandit elf! Crap! Medal Stats.
Gobblo Wood Kill 10 Points You killed a Gobblo with the wooden sword! Medal Stats.
Total Medals Earned: 54 (From 14 different games.)


text:
Is Marco Rubio the Worst Climate Denier in Congress?
By Chris Joseph
Broward Judge Rules for Same Sex Marriage in FL
By Chris Joseph
New Times Writers to Host Reddit AMA
By Allie Conti
Potential Hurricane Forming in Atlantic
By Chuck Strouse
Sextortion Scam in South Florida
By Chris Joseph
7 Spots Where David Beckham Could Build His Stadium
By Chris Joseph
Alvarez Wants to Be Broward's First Gay State Rep
By Allie Conti
MagicJack Inventor Left Behind Messy Legacy
By Kyle Swenson
Of the hundreds of South Floridians who recently auditioned for CBS' Survivorat Fort Lauderdale's Swap Shop Circus, one seemed to set a standard for sheer audacity in her allotted two minutes. Wearing shorts and a tank top, the young woman removed a dead raw fish from a container and sank her teeth into its head. Opening her mouth, she flashed a fish eye, then swallowed it. "Just so you know for sure I can do this..." she proclaimed gamely as she rotated the fish and masticated the remaining orb. Ending on a lighter touch, she pulled up her shirt and flashed her goods for the onlookers, cameras, and, most important, the producers of the granddaddy of reality shows.
Unfortunately, no one from the series was actually there for the taped auditions, an event coordinated by CBS affiliate WFOR-TV (Channel 4) and Swap Shop employees. From these and thousands of other applicants, though, about 800 candidates across the nation will actually get a follow-up interview in March.
Just before noon on the second day of auditions, a 200-foot line of would-be contestants snakes around the bleacher seating at the heart of the Swap Shop Circus. Most of the 100-odd hopefuls gathered here scribble vigorously on applications. For most if not all in line, these auditions are the closest they'll ever get to fame and the $1 million prize for being the last player standing. The odds are long. Of the 800 callbacks, only 38 will be invited to Los Angeles in April to meet with producers. Sixteen will make the final cut and become cast members for the series' next installment, which will be filmed over seven weeks this June and July at an as-yet-undisclosed location.
Still, just reaching the center of the Swap Shop on a Sunday morning like this, clear and beautiful, has a way of winnowing the feckless from the fearless. Hundreds of cars jam Sunrise Boulevard awaiting a turn at precious spaces in the vast parking lots. Fender-benders and engine stall-outs cripple the flow. Once inside the gates, the outdoor flea market teems with bargain hunters. One path leading to the circus is a gauntlet of odors: slightly decaying produce from a farmer's market, the effluvium of secondhand clothes crammed into scores of brown boxes, and the treacly cloud of cotton candy.
The circus ring shares a cacophonous two-story building with a food court-cum-video arcade. A half moon of bleachers borders the ring, where two cameras videotape applicants against a backdrop of potted palms. Video images of the entire ring flicker on a giant screen above, though few pay attention to it.
It's a daunting experience for many. The video operator shows an applicant his mark, a piece of black electrical tape on the floor, and then instructs him to hold up the handwritten number on the back of his application. The camera rolls. This is typically followed by 15 to 120 seconds of quavery-voiced bio, often prefaced by such attention-grabbers as, "I don't know what to tell you about myself," "I guess I just want to be on the show," and "I've seen all six Survivor shows." Some are shaking; others end up striking an almost defensive pose, with the application and microphone serving as shield and sword.
Dedicated viewership is indeed a big motivator for many in line. Shortly after noon, Ted Lazzell waits near the end of the line of about 100 as his wife, Elaine, fills out the form for him. "I'm a big fan of Survivor -- my wife and I are," explains the Pembroke Pines man, wearing a Dolphins shirt and jean shorts. By day, he is a service adviser at an auto dealership.
His game plan? "I have no idea," he concedes. He has brought no visual aids or props, just a vague hope that he'll somehow get over when his time comes in front of the cameras. "I guess I'll talk about where I live, where I came from, what I like, maybe some personal credo," he says. Like big-game hunting experiences? a reporter suggests. "Yeah, if I had some," he replies. He considers that résumé-builder for a moment. "I don't think I could shoot defenseless animals anyway." What about that credo? "I wouldn't lay down and quit," he says.
Kevin Bergeron, the Swap Shop coordinator for the weekend auditions, stands nearby, handing out applications. He's sporting a close-cropped beard and a man-in-charge white shirt. "We had people lined up outside for this at 4:30 a.m. yesterday," he says. Still, the crowd for this is puny compared to tryouts for Wheel of Fortune held a few months ago, he says.
Inside the circus ring, a camera operator motions Heather Darling, a short, muscular blond, to step on the mark. She resembles a post-Burt Reynolds Loni Anderson. "Because I'm a stunt artist, I have to count on people as though my life depends on it," she coos into the camera. She's also a performer at the Swap Shop Circus. "There's one trick I do on the elephant, where I hold onto her head and she twirls me around really, really fast. I'm more afraid of getting a hole in my fishnets -- they're $25 a piece -- than I am of being slaughtered by the elephant."


text:
Overview For PC Patients
Video Archive
The Video Archive has dozens of presentations on a variety of topics related to PC. Click Here to select a topic of interest.
PC News and Events
Click the link above for News and Events as well as copies of all PC Patient NewsBrief issues and IPCC Newsletters.
IPCRR Patient Registry Data
Patients in the IPCRR are helping physicians and scientists discover more about PC. This research is leading to the develoopment of treatments for PC. Data from the IPCRR patient registry is available on the PC Data tab including the location of PC patients by country and state, listings of all of the genes and mutations linked to Pachyonychia Congenita, a summary of the registry data and other helpful charts and graphs.
Join the Patient Registry or update your information
Focus on PC Patients
The many parts and pieces of this new website are designed to empower and educate patients by providing accurate up-to-date information as well as support. We want to give hope knowing that many leading scientists around the world are collaborating in this quest to develop effective treatments for the ultra rare disorder known as Pachyonychia Congenita.
We invite you to visit the website often to read new patient stories, to check on events and news, to access recent publications and learn of new developments. Explore the entire website, which is designed as a resource to provide easy access to information on Pachyonychia Congenita for you, for your family and friends, and for professionals who may be providing care.


text:
- Home
- Community
- Fan Zone
- Inside Athletics
- Sponsors
- Advertise With Us
- Brochure (.pdf, 2.8mb)
- Year To Remember (.pdf, 1.3mb)
O'Reilly signs with professional team in Spanish League
Recent graduate to play for Arxil Ponteverda
June 25, 2012Tweet
VESTAL, N.Y.—Orla O'Reilly, who was a four-year member and two-year starter for the Binghamton women's basketball team, has signed a contract to play in Spain this upcoming year. She will suit up for the Arxil Pontevedra, which competes in the Liga Femenina 2 (the Spanish women's league's second division).
O'Reilly, who earned her bachelor's degree in sociology, started in her final two seasons for the Bearcats, ranked second on the squad this season with 11.7 points per game and was the top three-point shooter (.327). Her signature game was a 21-point effort in Binghamton's 48-45 upset of host Hartford in the 2012 America East quarterfinals. In addition, O'Reilly was named the America East Player of the Week on Nov. 21, 2011.
"I am extremely happy for Orla and excited that she will be able to continue her career on a professional level," head coach Nicole Scholl said. "It's a well-deserved accomplishment."
"I have always wanted to play basketball in Spain so I am really looking forward to it," O'Reilly told her hometown paper, the Evening Echo.
O'Reilly will be the third player who has graduated during Binghamton's 11-year Division I era to suit up for a professional team. Current assistant coach Sarah Cartmill played overseas in Ireland (2002-04) and Denmark (2004-05). Fellow assistant coach Leah Truncale, meanwhile, played in Ireland from 2005-09.


text:
Processing & Handling :: Solids Handling :: Milling, Grinding & Screening
March 28, 2011
Herbold Meckesheim This firm's range of granulators has been expanded with the addition of the HB Series (photo), which will be launched for the first time at the K-Show. With this new...
This information is only available to Gold members.
Not a member yet?
Add a Comment
More Milling, Grinding & Screening
Related Stories
Our LinkedIn group is now over 33,000 members strong!
Current members represent Worley Parsons, DuPont, SABIC, Fluor, Air Products, LyondellBasell, Nalco, Dow Chemical, Dow Corning, BASF, Jacobs Engineering, ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron and more.
We also offer the following subgroup for more targeted discussions:
Water Treatment & Reuse
Plant Cost Index
Facts at Your Fingertips (archive)
Ask the Experts


text:
Showing recording 1 that was created in 2010 by Lisa_Beth_Dove. Click the year links to view recordings for a different year.
SingSnap Original
Audio Recorded by Lisa_Beth_Dove.
count off 0 comments
I Can't Thank Him Enough He's the peace that passes all understanding, He's the calm when the world is demanding, He's the shelter from life's storms, A safe harbor is our Lord, He's the One I love and adore. He's the covenant of love for the nations He's the light that guides our conversations He's the guardian of our soul, He's the Lord Who made me whole, He's the One, I've come to love and know. He's the provider of all my needs, He meets them daily, He's the Ancient of Days have you sought Him lately? He's the Lord my heart does seek, He's so humble and so meek, I will quietly sit at His feet. He's the One Who walks me beside still waters, He's the Master, He's my heavenly Father, He's my refuge and my strength, He's my food and drink, He's the One, who lifts us when we sink. He's the King of kings in the world, He's the Lord, His glory is unfurled, He has my praise, all my days, He's on my mind in every way, I could never thank Him enough for what He's made. Tag: Oh, I could never thank Him enough for what He's made. Words and Music by Lisa Beth Jenkins Copyright 2002 Accompaniment by Lee Price


text:
Great review, very good explanation.
- What you can learn from Tiger's new coach, Chris ComoPosted 13 hours ago
- Why Chris Como was a great choice for Tiger WoodsPosted 20 hours ago
Tech Talk: PING Anser Driver Video
From Ping:
The Anser driver with adjustable loft offers you the ability to fine-tune your trajectory through a combination of loft adjustment and shaft selection. We call this Trajectory Tuning™ Technology. Using a PING wrench to loosen the clubhead and adjust the loft, you can easily add or subtract 1/2º of loft to the standard 8.5º, 9.5º, 10.5º and 12º settings. Choose from four distinct high-performance shafts: our TCF 800D, Alidla's Phenom 50, Fujikura's Blur Red 005 and Mitsubishi Rayon's Diamana 'Ahina 70.
Trajectory Tuning Technology in the adjustable Anser driver enables you to optimize launch conditions through a combination of loft adjustment and shaft selection.
3 Comments
.5* is not enough to justify the $100 increase.
Well done review!


text:
Sir Alex Ferguson insists Manchester United must break the bad habit of conceding early goals in order to be successful this season.
The Reds had to come from behind once again to ensure maximum points against Stoke City on Saturday after an 11th-minute Wayne Rooney own goal had put the visitors ahead. Rooney netted at the right end just before the half-hour mark before further strikes from Robin van Persie, Danny Welbeck and Rooney again sealed a 4-2 victory.
Sir Alex was pleased with the result, but wants to see an improvement from his players in the way they are starting matches.
"We keep starting badly in games, in the first 20 minutes," the manager told MUTV. "We conceded an early goal against Fulham, an early goal against Tottenham, an early goal today – we're giving ourselves uphill fights. But there's a goal threat about us, that has to be said, and some of the movement from the forwards was excellent.
"You don't want it to happen [going behind] but the forwards are digging us out of a hole at times. Hopefully we'll get it sorted. It was an own goal, the first goal, and you obviously can't account for that. The second goal was a really slack goal for us to lose.
"There's no doubt our attacking play has been the strongest part of our game [thsi season]. But we're letting in goals at home and that's disappointing."
The combination play between United's starting front men of Rooney, van Persie and Welbeck caused the visitors all sorts of problems and Sir Alex was delighted to see the two Englishmen in the trio score their first club goals of the season.
"The more games Wayne gets, the better he's going to become and I am pleased he's off the mark with his two goals and Danny's off the mark too," added the boss. "I think that's about 15 [different] goalscorers already this season so that's good.
"We saw that flexible movement we have up front where Robin ended up wide left and put in a great cross for Wayne to score [the first goal] with a fantastic header. That kind of movement does bother teams and I'm glad they have started to


text: On April 28, 2007, about 0806 Atlantic standard time, an Aerospatiale ATR 72-212 airplane, N407AT, registered to AMR Leasing Corporation, and operated by Executive Airlines, as American Eagle flight 5089, a Title 14 CFR Part 121scheduled international passenger flight from Nevis Island, St. Kitts and Nevis, to San Juan, Puerto Rico, encountered turbulence while descending to land at San Juan. The airline transport-rated pilot and first officer were not injured, two flight attendants received minor injuries, and one passenger received serious injuries. The airplane did not incur any damage. The flight originated in Nevis Island, the same day, about 0650.The Director of Flight Safety for Executive Airlines said that a few minutes after the Captain made the announcement to prepare for the approach to land at San Juan, Puerto Rico, he alerted the flight attendants of the possibility of encountering turbulence, and asked that everyone remain seated. According to the Director of Safety, the captain then initiated the descent, and the airplane entered a broken layer of clouds, encountering light turbulence, followed by a momentary "jolt" of turbulence. As the airplane encountered the momentary "jolt", both flight attendants who were walking to their seats, and one passenger, who had been in the lavatory, were thrown and received injuries.The flight data recorder was sent to the National Transportation Safety Board's Vehicle Recorder Laboratory for readout, and when examined was found to contain approximately 25 hours of data, was in good condition, and included data pertaining to the turbulence event.In addition, the solid state cockpit voice recorder was sent to the NTSB's Audio Laboratory for readout. The recorder contained two hours of audio information, to include information related to the turbulence event. No anomalies were noted, and the information showed that the Captain had both provided verbal warning of potential turbulence and had activated the fasten seatbelt sign well in advance of the turbulence event.


text:
|6 to 8
|Cook Time
|45 minutes
|Total Time
|1½ hours
This custardlike dessert comes from the Limousin region of France. Classically made with unstoned black cherries, on the theory that the cherry pits add flavor to the cake, this version is called "almost classic" because you have the option of using pitted cherries, a blessing to the unsuspecting.
The mixture for a clafouti resembles a thick pancake or crêpe batter and for this reason, according to Larousse Gastronomique, the Academie Française defined the clafouti as a "sort of fruit flan." Under protests from residents of the Limousin, the definition was changed to a "cake with black cherries," even though other types of cherries — and even other fruits — are often used.
|Butter for greasing the pan
|lb. sweet cherries, pitted or not (frozen cherries, thawed and patted dry, or canned cherries, drained and dried, can be used)
|large eggs
|cup sugar
|cup whole milk
|Tbsp. Cognac or rum (untraditional, but good with the custard; see Note)
|tsp. vanilla extract
|cup unbleached all-purpose flour
|Pinch of salt
|Powdered sugar, for dusting (optional)
Culinate editor's notes: You can use kirschwasser or even an orange liqueur, such as Grand Marnier, in place of the Cognac or rum. If you like, let the pitted cherries macerate in the alcohol while you mix the rest of the ingredients.
Use a whisk — or, better yet, a blender — to avoid flour lumps in the batter.
If you don't have a 10-inch pie pan, a 9-inch pie pan will work just fine, so long as you give the clafouti a few extra minutes to cook. Alternatively, treat the dessert like a Dutch baby and use a large ovenproof skillet (such as a cast-iron skillet) as the cooking vessel.
This clafouti, with its careful balance between firm and moist, is essentially the kind you're likely to find in French patisseries. For a jigglier, more custardy clafouti, make Blueberry Clafoutis. And for a drier, firmer clafouti, try Anthony Bourdain's Clafoutis.
Related recipe: Far Breton; recipe: Clafoutis; recipe: Blueberry Clafoutis
This content is from the book The All-New, All-Purpose Joy of Cooking by Ethan Becker, Marion Rombauer Becker, and Irma S. Rombauer.
First Person
The secret sharer
A father's legacy
The Culinate Interview
Mollie Katzen
The vegetarian-cooking pioneer
Down South
Barbecue, tamales, cocktails, and more
Local Flavors
A winter romesco sauce
Good on everything


text:
Email List
To join our e-mail list, please enter your e-mail address. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Health, Business, Santa Monica, Science
Santa Monica Neuroradiologist Remains On Cutting Edge Of Brain Imaging
Posted Mar. 18, 2014, 9:04 am
Nearly 30 years ago, a radiology professor at Stanford University admonished then-resident Dr. Bradley Jabour to focus more intently on studying x-rays, instead of entertaining his fascination with other yet unproven technologies such as MRI – magnetic resonance imaging.
Seven Days, Santa Monica, Library, Science
Learn About Curiosity's Trip To Mars At Santa Monica Library Event
Posted Apr. 25, 2013, 8:54 am
Are you curious about learning more on NASA's Curiosity rover? If you answered 'yes,' consider heading to the Santa Monica Public Library this Saturday when it presents "The Curiosity Mars Rover: From Launch to Landing" and "Bringing the Findings Back Home" at 1 pm.
Show more


text:
Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday apartment in 18th Montmartre - Loft Paris
Four wonderful jumping off points for your visit to Paris
Better than a hotel, your very own appartment in Paris Montmartre.
These unique spaces have been selected by le Figaro, the Sunday Times and the Marco Polo travel guide for daily, short-term and weekly rental in Paris.
Five spaces in total, le Duplex, la Suite, le Top, le Studio and le Mini are situated on a quiet cul de sac in the Montmartre neighborhood. Each features a private entrance guaranteeing privacy and peace. Kitchens are fully equipped with microwave, coffee machine, toaster, refrigerator and dishware. Linens are provided. Each space is equipped with a high-fidelity sound system and a wide variety of music as well as a TNT TV set and free wifi.
A cross between a hotel and a bed and breakfast, we provide a better way to discover Paris and Montmartre. Imagine what it could be like to experience Paris from the comfort of your very own stylish, yet traditional Parisian apartment.
Details for holiday apartment Selected by The Sunday Time, Le Figaro and Marco Polo guide, 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, 2 Bathrooms
- Suitability:
- pets considered
- wheelchair accessible


text:
Posted 9:46 PM 12/29/2012 : Officials Concerned with Large Deer Population
PORT MANSFIELD - Willacy County Navigation District is discussing ways to curb deer population, some residents and tourist want the deer to stay.
Deer in Port Mansfield walk around the streets and peoples yards. Residents and visitors don't mind the wildlife intrusion. They say it is the


text:
How much do women spend on shoes in a lifetime?
Shoes can be an expensive habit - particularly if you're partial to designer styles and like to let your feet follow all the trends. Today, the amount of money that most UK women spend on footwear in a lifetime has been revealed by a new study - and it's as eye-watering as a pair of too-tight stilettos.
So how much do you think you're like to spend on shoes throughout your life? Read on for the latest figure (and remember this is an average woman they're talking about - not the type of person who splurges as much as some of us do)...
That amount, according to a survey conducted by Promotionalcodes.org.uk, is £34,000. That sounds like an awful lot of heels and trainers, but the same study concluded that this amounts to around 13 pairs of shoes per year (which I have to admit does not sound like that much. Hmm!) or an average annual spend of around £570.
According to the survey, the average woman bought two pairs of boots, costing roughly £160, three pairs of pairs of flats for £60 and three pairs of heels for £135. She will also buy on average two pairs of sandals costing about £100, one pair of flip flops for £10, a pair of trainers for £60 and one pair of pumps for £45.
The survey did not take into account shoe purchases for special occasions such as weddings where individual costs were likely to be much higher. The final breakdown looks like this;
2 pairs of boots, costing £80 each= £160
3 pairs of flats, £20 each = £60
3 pairs of heels, £45 each = £135
2 pairs of sandals, £50 each= £100
1 Flip flop= £10
Gym trainers= £60
Pumps= £45
So, what do you think about this 'average British woman', and how do her shoe-buying habits correspond to yours?


text:
Kamperland Bungalow Rental Photos and Description
the island of Noord Beveland in the province of Zeeland and is just a few minutes drive to the village of Kamperland. There are multiple shopping facilities available in Kamperland. Our holiday houses are well-furnished and are located behind the dunes on a wide part of the North Sea beach with a lot of sun and a private atmosphere. This location is ideal for a short or long vacation. The location offers many possibilities for daily excursions and relaxing. You can sunbathe, swim, hike, fish, etc. Near this park is the lake of Veerse Meer. Here you can do multiple water sports, for example surfing, sailing, water skiing, etc
Details for Leeuwerikenlaan 6 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, 1 Bathroom
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- pets considered
- suitable for elderly or infirm


text:
Local government is responsible for providing and maintaining transport infrastructure at the local level, including pedestrian paths, most bicycle paths and approximately 85 per cent of Victoria's road network.
Councils also perform statutory planning functions which provide an important link between planning and transport, and advocate for communities' transport needs to other levels of government.
Many councils take on additional responsibilities, including providing community transport services. The Victorian and Australian Governments are responsible for other transport infrastructure and services, and for developing relevant policy and regulations.
We represent and advocate on behalf of councils to Victorian and Australian Government inquiries and policy reviews.
Our submissions cover many areas of transport policy and investment including:
The Transport Position Paper defines the Victorian local government sector's vision for transport policy and investment in Victoria, and it identifies a series of council and State Government steps which are necessary to achieve that vision.
The paper includes a discussion of challenges for the state's transport system, as well as councils' strategic objectives for transport policy and investment. It also covers:
The primary audience for the TPP is the Victorian Government. Victoria's response to its considerable transport challenges will necessarily require a partnership between all levels of government – but must be led by the State Government. Councils want to renew this partnership on the basis of a clear definition of the state's transport challenges and a pathway forward.
The first edition of the paper was published in 2008. The Transport Position Paper is now published as a living document on the MAV website and will be regularly updated to reflect changing circumstances.
At the May 2011 State Council meeting, councils endorsed the motion that, 'the MAV develop a sustainable transport plan to set priorities and funding opportunities.'
Our sustainable transport plan will identify innovative and successful council transport initiatives. We'll also communicate those successes to our members, assisting the cross-pollination of ideas.
The plan will focus on initiatives in which councils play a significant role including:
A series of case studies will be produced which provide a summary of the initiative and describe key elements that were critical to achieving a successful outcome.
These case studies are being published through our CiVic magazine, available here.
We represent local government on a number of transport-related committees and working groups including:
Kevin Peachey, transport policy adviser