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Okay so we've been busy in 2006. Between Db, myself and all the frequent MF contributors posting reviews, news etc, we have had well over 600 stories about the MINI, related accessories and the culture that revolves around the cars. Impressive and maybe a bit obsessive, we've done all we can to live up to our reputation of providing nothing but the best news and reviews in the MINI world. And with the addition of Db to the staff – we'll be getting bigger and better in 2007.
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I found this encyclopedia of Disney characters at abcdistributing.com. Great to teach kids about every character you can think of and then some. I'm going to let my kids have the characters autograph their page in the book. :thumbsup2
Looks like a cute book and the price is great. Only challenge I see is carrying it around all the time. I can see the getting old after a day. Small autograph books seem easier to carry.
Would you carry around one for each child?
I have 3 and that would seem heavy.
If you can do it I think it would be a great keepsake.
We used this book last year, it was great! Lots of extra character interaction, and it made it much easier to explain why we didn't need someone to autograph again that we already saw, saved me from waiting in sone character lines.
The best interaction as a result of the book was at hs, we waited to meet buzz and woody and buzz insisted told us to wait very insistently, he left through the character door, and returned with jesse's auto!! My son thought it was the coolest thing. Plus, he had a great time playing with woody while we waited for buzz to get back.
Last year we had a stroller and I had it in one of those string backpacks and left it unless we were planning to see characters. I'm not sure if it is coming back this year since we don't need the stroller. It is definitely a great book!
We used this book too. So great. I actually had it laminated and coil bound before we left and it was nice to lay the book flat. The characters that weren't in the book signed on the cover and the inside of the book front and back.
What ages are your kids who like this book? Is my DS who will be 10 at that weird age where it might be too babyish? I would love to get a copy for all 3 of my DKs, but not if he won't like it.
My kids are 2 and 7 so I would only get one. Your point of carrying the book is well taken, we will have a stroller though, so will just through it in the basket and away we go!
We used that book in May ...... Was a great idea but about halfway through the trip i was tired of carrying it. It just got heavy but it was a fun idea. Our daughter was 2 1/2 at the time and it was useful in some situations to keep her occupied for a bit......
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FANTASTIC IDEA!!!! :woohoo::woohoo: I was going to get the regular autograph book...this is so much for fun ! Thank you for posting this !
I am interested in how you did this too!
Thanks for the info about coiling, I probably wouldn't worry about the laminating anyway, might make it difficult for the characters to sign?
I PMd the poster re: the laminating and binding and asked if they could return to the thread and let us know how it was done.
Kinkos and Staples would be a good option. I just wonder if we would have to cut the spine or would they do it. Also what would it cost? The front and back covers are a little flimsy and the laminating could help those areas especially since it will be handled often.
Just received my book (oh, I meant my kids' book :lmao:) this weekend. It's great, we can't wait to use it in 27 DAYS!!:banana:
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Scientists Discover Animals That Can Live Without Oxygen
Barring a few known species of single-celled bacteria, scientists have maintained that all living organisms need oxygen to survive. Now, some marine biologists believe that they may have discovered a species of metazoa or multi-celled animals, that can survive without O2!
The three species of Loricifera, were discovered by a team of Italian researchers in the marsh sediments of the L'Atlante basin in the Mediterranean Sea. Considered to be one of the harshest and most extreme environments on Earth, the area, which lies 10,000 feet below the surface, is comprised of salt brines so dense that it does not mix with the oxygen-containing waters. While the researchers have known and pulled some single-celled organisms from the region during prior expeditions, this is the first evidence of a living multi-cell organism surviving in an anoxic or oxygen-free environment.
The sub-millimeter long animals that resemble tiny cups with tentacles sticking out, are similar to mud dragons, except that they lack mitochondria, the cellular structures responsible for converting sugar and oxygen into energy. Instead, their cells are rich in hydrogenosomes, structures that can do a similar job in an oxygen-free environment.
While the researchers do not know how these little creatures evolved to survive in such a harsh environment, they provide a great insight into what the environment under the Earth's ocean used to be like, about 600 million years ago, when the ocean waters did not contain oxygen and, the creatures were much smaller.
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Sprint sold nearly 5 million smartphones in the third quarter with postpaid smartphone sales mix reaching record levels. Sprint sold nearly 1.4 million iPhones® during the quarter of which 40 percent were to new customers.In 2011, Sprint committed to buying $20 billion worth of iPhones from Apple, and launched the iPhone on its prepaid Virgin Mobile USA brand in June 2012. Sprint will also launch the iPhone on its prepaid subsidary Boost Mobile on November 8.
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If the service wasn't so horrendous I might switch back but the data speeds were so slow when I was with them I can't imagine going back. Hopefully they are better.
I can't imagine I'm the only one kicking myself for having a sprint iPhone 5s. The greatest newest smartphone and I can't even use Siri or iTunes Radio because my data is so crap
places. Extremely usable, almost negating the need for LTE in some areas.
Once 800Mhz LTE arrives in 2014, their footprint will be even larger, with more LTE penetration through buildings for indoor use.
I'm super happy with Sprint, and urge anyone that was a victim of "Old Sprint" to give them a try. If you're in an area where upgrades have not occurred yet though, Sprint is taking care of it. Do some research and find out the timeline for your market. (S4GRU.com forums)
* Slow speeds.
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Please keep that in mind when looking at Sprint. If you want to save money, check out T-Mobile, first. They may have weak coverage compared to Verizon and AT&T, as well, but you're going to get a more 'open' device that can be used with other carriers if you decide to switch, and you can even bring your device over from a carrier like AT&T or (as of the iPhone 5) from Verizon.
I want Sprint and T-Mobile to keep slamming the Big 2 so they forced to stop abusing their power. AT&T kind of has me trap under my grandfathered unlimited data plan and well I need their coverage as I go in areas that T-Mobile and Sprint are a no go.
You are the worse kind of person. The know it all even though you have little experience with the subject matter. Try a Sprint iPhone in a LTE area then come back and contribute some meaningful dialogue.
We just got LTE in my area and I recently upgraded my 4S to an iPhone 5. The results have been amazing. I've had LTE coverage in most areas in my city. My download speed ranges from 13-21MB/s and upload from 2-6MB/s. I used to hate on Sprint in my area only because of the poor coverage.
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I can't imagine I'm the only one kicking myself for having a sprint iPhone 5s. The greatest newest smartphone and I can't even use Siri or iTunes Radio because my data is so crap
I've been on Sprint for a bit in Northern VA and DC, and I'm getting LTE a lot.. And when I have LTE, it's working just fine--unlimited streaming of anything. It's when I fall back to 3G that my iPhone's rendered useless.
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They would have to do it enough times to really "earn it" (not just once or twice)... but I bet this would have a serious effect!
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Don't call wireless networks that operate at frequencies formerly reserved for TV transmissions "Wi-Fi", the owner of the brand has warned. The Wi-Fi Alliance doesn't like the idea that chip makers and other tech companies promoting products that operate in the electromagnetic spectrum's "White Space" zones are pitching their …
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Perhaps it's a good thing to stop confusion before it sets in. It's not at all uncommon for the average person to use technical terminology incorrectly.
People say they have "wireless broadband" and "the internet" is synonymous with "the web". It would be nice to avoid fielding the support question "Why doesn't this new Wi-Fi work with my old Wi-Fi. It's the same thing!!"
Blame the marketing people for such ridiculous conflation. They're the same folks who're lazily trying to make people think that SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) isn't an acronym, too...
Ah, yes...
"Using the Wi-Fi brand for such uses, the organisation reckons, will just confuse folk because they won't necessarily work with all the official 802.11a, b, g and n-based kit out there."
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I can't get a reservation for Gramercy Tavern Sunday, November 5th. Can someone recommend another Resatuarant to celebrate my husbands birthday?
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How about Cru? They often have tables and the restaurant is AMAZING!
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You should try opentable.com not just for Gramercy Tavern, but for all restaurants (I just did and there are more than 300 restaurants still available.) There are some very good restaurants listed including one of my favorites: Bouley.
You can't always go by OpenTable because restaurants often hold back tables. So, if you have your heart set on Gramercy Tavern, call them directly to be absolutely sure no reservations as possible. That said, checking OpenTable...
No problem getting a res at Eleven Madison. In my estimation, EMP's cuisine is far superior to GT's. Excellent service and a gorgeous room. Overall, a perfect place for a birthday celebration.
If you're willing to go uptown, Cafe Boulud has a table at 8:30. Superb cuisine, polished service, and a small space with attractively stylish contemporary decor.
I haven't been to Bouley, but there is availability at 8 p.m.
I'm sure if you do a more thorough search via OpenTable, you will find others that would be suitable.
Gramercy Tavern (and all Danny Meyer restaurants) is also very good about calling people on the waiting list if something opens up, so you might want to have a backup reservation and then put yourself on the waitlist. To my delight, I have gotten day of calls from a couple of his restaurants - just don't forget to cancel your other reservation!


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THE Dickinson's Real Deal television crew is setting up in Barrow Sixth Form College ready to film Furness people haggling for the best price on their treasures against a team of antique dealers.
Celebrity presenter David Dickinson will be based at the Rating Lane college, from 9am to 5pm tomorrow, with a team of eager dealers with pockets full of cash and advice from David Brookes of 1818 Auctioneers.
There should be fireworks as Furness people lock horns with the dealers to try and extract as much money as possible for their valuables.
Anyone who can't agree a cash deal on the day can opt to take a gamble and sell their items through 1818 Auctioneers in the hope of getting more.
The Barrow items will be sold in a January sale which is expected to be at the firm's new base near the M6 at Crooklands.
It will be the show's first visit to Furness and David Dickinson said: "It's great to bring the show to Barrow, a town we haven't visited before.
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"I'm very much looking forward to visiting Cumbria, an area of the country I love bringing the show to.
"I remember visiting the area before in a previous series and the quality of items brought in by members of the public was fantastic with lots of history and stories attached to their items."
Dickinson's Real Deal is currently the most popular daytime show on ITV and is regularly watched by more than a million people.
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769 West Meade Drive | West Meade | Listed for $591,500
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This dining room could easily seat 12+ and features a wall of built-ins for china, crystal, and serving platters and more, including wine storage. The room also has unique lantern light fixtures that add captivating visual appeal to the space. Walk through the butler's pantry into an exquisite kitchen and you will find professional appliances including a 6 burner gas range with convection oven and radiant baking oven, side-by-side oversized refrigerator/freezer, double ovens, warming drawer, coffee maker and dishwasher.
823 Tyne Valley Court | Oak Hill | Listed for $3,500,000
No expense was spared designing this functional and exquisite gourmet kitchen. Features include granite countertops, stacked stone wall with 6 burner range, top tier appliances and double ovens, island seating, and natural light. Adjoining the kitchen is the breakfast area with its vast, vaulted wood-beam ceiling and wall of windows overlooking the lavish backyard.
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' about ' mile from the centre of Shaldon, an ancient, Grade II listed, cob and thatch, semi-detached farmhouse. Originally, its occupants farmed all the land adjoining, but now it sits on a quiet residential road on a steep hill. At the front, a fairly large, enclosed walled garden with a partially hidden den and patio with table/chairs; at the back, an enclosed garden with large patio (table/chairs), steps down to a lawn. Hall with parquet flooring; depth-of-house living/dining room with beam and inglenook ('living flame' gas fire), TV/DVD, DVDs and variety of artefacts/furniture from the owners' travels; smart kitchen/dining room (dishwasher, fridge-freezer, cooker with gas hob) with polished granite worktops, butler sink and Chinese slate floor; utility area with Belfast sink, washing machine; door to back garden. Downstairs loo (washbasin). Upstairs, three bedrooms ' a double (6' bed), a twin, and a room with two sets of bunks; bathroom (suite) and shower-room (suite). A lovely old family house.
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|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
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|Central heating, TV, Telephone
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1)
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Torbay and the Red Cliffs: Napoleon declared Torquay "beau" when he saw it from the sea (true, he was a prisoner and there wasn't much of it then), and certainly it could be in the south of France when, in the sunshine, you look down from most of its seven hills on the expensive boats in its harbour/marina, windsurfers and water-skiers skimming its bay, and palm trees, very well-kept public lawns and flower beds and posh-looking hotels lining its seafront behind a sandy beach. People play bowls in white clothes. The exotic impression fades in its streets, but name a likely resort facility, sport or amusement and you can bet Torquay will have it, as well as some fine houses on its hills.
The three towns of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham surround a very beautiful bay and make up the West Country's largest resort. Paignton, less glamorous-looking than Torquay, has red cliffs and sand and an excellent zoo. Brixham is the fishing port, with still attractive harbour and tiers of coloured houses around it. There are several sandy beaches, and boat trips across the bay and round Berry Head (lighthouse) to Dartmouth.
North of Torquay is a mainly cliff-coast to the boat-filled mouth of the long, broad river Teign estuary (Teignmouth). Above Teignmouth, its good golf course has wonderful views both inland to Dartmoor and out to sea. The best route to Exeter and places east is via it and the A380 – not the coast road which is mainly ribbon-developed, slow and dull. The most beautiful route of all is by the mainline railway (Brunel designed) which for much of the way between Newton Abbot and Exeter hugs the shore.
Shaldon: large pretty village at the mouth of the river Teign estuary: shops, 'green', sandy beach with boats. Bridge connects it with Teignmouth (golf). Yachts, windsurfing, boats for hire (fishing trips), birdwatching and pubs on the estuary. Small zoo. Coast path to Torquay, 5 miles. Inland, good-pub villages in farming valleys.
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In an effort to increase district communication with our families, the Department of Pupil Services for Perry Local Schools has released the November edition of their Newsletter for Families of Disabilities. This communication provides important information and resources for Perry families with students at all levels and abilities.
Cancelled: Parent/Family Community Resources & Information – November 20th
The SST-9 Family Advisory Council program "Community Connections" scheduled for Thursday, November 20 has been CANCELLED.
Please contact Mary Lynne Offredo at email@example.com for additional information.
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Inclement Weather Information
With the approaching winter weather season Perry Local Schools recommends that parents/guardians and students familiarize themselves with information related to district closings and delays. http://goo.gl/U7RD0e
Joe Tayse Benefit Spaghetti Dinner – November 7th
A benefit spaghetti dinner will be held for Joe Tayse and his family on Friday, November 7th from 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM at the Richville Community Park. Tickets to the event are $10. Joe Tayse is currently battling Hodgkin's lymphoma. Joe is the father of two time state wrestling champion JoJo Tayse and Marie Tayse, a member of the 2010 state champion softball team.
Benefit Dance for Sharon Budd – Saturday, November 15th
A benefit dance for Sharon Budd and her family will be held at the Knights of Columbus in Massillon on Saturday, November 15th from 8 – 11 PM with doors opening at 6:30 PM. Jimmy and the Soul Blazers will perform. Other featured events include a 50/50 raffle, basket auction and a cash bar. Tickets are $20 with checks payable to Benefit for Sharon Budd. Monetary donations can also be made at Huntington Bank. For more information contact Betty at (330) 575-1076 or Kay at (330) 418-6920. Click here for an event flyer.
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Late registration for the Perry High School Wrestling Clinic will be held on Monday, November 3rd, 2014 before the first clinical practice. Practice will be held from 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM in the gymnasium at Perry High School.
A registration fee of $20.00 will be required for all participants. This fee will cover all awards, cost of the elementary tournament to be held at the conclusion of the clinic, and a Perry Wrestling t-shirt. Instructors include the Perry wrestling staff and the nationally ranked wrestling team. Click here for the registration form.
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While we live in an increasingly globalized world our cultural differences remain. For many they are proud markers of national and personal identity. But in the healthcare workplace, they must be addressed strategically.
Hasan, a new manager of an oncology research ward at a large hospital in the Northeast, brought a high level of competence his new job. But colleagues and staff quickly discovered that he was hard to work with.
While Hasan was originally from and received most of his physician training in a Middle Eastern country, he'd had additional training and had worked for some time in Europe, and was assumed to be sufficiently acquainted with western culture that there would be no significant issues with him acclimating to the U.S. healthcare environment.
This was an unfortunate miscalculation on human resources' part.
For starters, Hasan would become very angry whenever female members of his staff questioned his decisions or opinions. While he seemed irked when male colleagues brought up issues, he was respectful to them. He was not, however, respectful toward female colleagues.
Even when he tried to be conciliatory, Hasan had problems. On one occasion, he brought in donuts for the team. Several teammates were dieting and passed up the decadent treats. Hasan acted as though they had thrown the donuts in his face.
And when one of the administrative staff reporting to him happened to discuss a few ideas for initiatives she'd had with their department's director, Hasan became offended that she'd gone over his head and accused her of insubordination. If she'd had ideas for projects, she should have come to him, and he'd talk to the director. To speak to someone of that rank independently was completely inappropriate, Hasan scolded her.
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After staying mum for the initial beginning of the rap battle, Rick Ross has responded to 50 Cent's recent taunts by calling out a G-Unit member and dropping a new diss track called "Kiss My Pinky Ring."
The Boss spoke in an interview yesterday (February 5) aiming to mock 50.
"What he really need to do is take Tony Yayo shopping," Ross said. "Take Tony Yayo's grandparents shopping. You know 50 one of the worst dressers in the game. They shut his clothes line down because of the way he dress….Lyrically, I'm murdering that boy…That's my sons…I can tell you one thing, I'm the Boss and the biggest dude in the game…No one pays for Vitamin Water, they give it away so it look like it taste good… (Ricky Smiley Morning Show)
Ross' latest diss track strikes out against Fif's upcoming album and taking his baby's mother out shopping.
"This monkey is swaggerless. Thanks for the promotion h*mo," Ross says in the song's intro. "Undercover f*g, slash h*mo/No steam, Jimmy [Iovine] got you doing promo/We laughin' at cha a**, and you dress so bad that we laughin' at your ads/Another case of poor marketing/Threaten everybody, I guess it's poor targeting/Nobody ever died, so don't make a n*gga drive to that old a** house…Fake teeth, fake street/Only fake n*ggas feed on a fake beef/I'm so hard, I'm so sharp/Taking b*tches shopping scared to get a bl*wjob/I took my money like Sha Money/My money's safe, I can retire money" (World Star Hip Hop)
The rapper's lawyer has also stepped forward claiming his client's children are financially supported.
"As a matter of fact and for the record, every month on or about the first of the month Mr. Ross pays a substantial amount of money, in excess of State of Florida, Child Support Guidelines to this child's mother for the support of the child," Allan Stephen Zamren explained to AllHipHop.com. "This child support money is in addition to money Mr. Ross pays the mother for clothing and other expenses for the child. Mr. Ross has also established a pre-paid college fund for the child and paternity of this child has not yet been determined." (All Hip Hop)
50 phoned into Ross' hometown radio station to address his current rap battle.
"I have artists that have more money than Rick Ross…I don't actually feel like there's something wrong with him deciding to be a police officer, I feel like there's something wrong from a hip-hop perspective for you to be a part of law enforcement and totally write your career that you're the biggest drug dealer in Miami…We're gonna see his tax returns. That's the biggest embarrassment because you act like you got a billion dollars." (Power 96)
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something totally out of the ordinary. what about:
steeping in alcohol and extracing the fat by freezing?
heh, it could be this is easy!
ever notice how action some things start out with a great name?
this is basically 2 greay things rolled into one.
i am definately going try this.
I had a GREAT IDEA (well I thought so anyway) to make this back in about 1983 or so:
I chewed up my ham sandwich and spit it back in my milk in order to gross out my mates in school.
I left it on top of my locker.
The following week I opened up the container and it was like a punch in the face.
So same effect as a shot of alcohol!
If it turns out anything like that YOU COPIED MY IDEA! LOL
I would so drink that. It'd be horrible, but I'd drink it every week...
They used to make "Cock" Ale after all
A cider that you dry pork?
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