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When it's time for dessert, include a tray of Thanksgiving cookies next to the pumpkin pie. This set of metal cookie cutters includes the two shown. Each measures approximately 5 1/2".
For those who've always wanted a pony, this huggable plush horse is sure to win hearts. Kids love its velvety-soft coat, mane and tail, and at 33" x 31" x 12" it's the perfect size for young ones. Stands on its own. (Sorry, express shipping and gift wrapping not available.)
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Decorate your walls with stickers of nature's sprites, their flowers and butterfly friends. There's even a chalkboard to write the birthday girl's name or send her a special wish. 90-piece set. Imported.
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No need to wait for the circus -- you can whip up fluffy cotton candy anytime. Designed to resemble cotton candy carts of the early 1900s, this electric countertop machine spins sugar into the carnival confection in minutes! A hit at parties and sleepovers. Includes 2 reusable plastic cones and a packet of mix. 12" x 12" x 9". Imported. (Sorry, gift wrapping not available.)
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A perfect fit: two groups of religion-crazed wackos that love killing innocent children.
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SF is NOT a religious crazed group.. they are COMMUNISTS.. no more religious than reverend wright or bill Clinton and his giant "bible"..
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Thank you #3. The IRA´s secondary goal - after the expulsion of British forces in Northern Ireland - was the overthrow of the government of the Republic of Ireland and the institution of a Marxist regime.
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Late last month the US Patent and Trademark Office published a patent from Samsung titled "Foldable Electronic Device and Method of Managing Visible Regions Thereof." In September Samsung introduced the Galaxy Note Edge that has a distinct curve on one side of its display which fulfilled a 2013 patent application that Patently Mobile covered. Samsung has many patents regarding possible future bendable and foldable displays that you could review in our archives. In one of Samsung's latest bendable display inventions, they go far beyond a mere bent edge to the entire display being able to be bent if not rolled to extremes. While it could be considered the ultimate bendable smartphone, the oddity of it makes you wonder why Samsung would even consider such a contorted design to begin with. Samsung has some fairly interesting dual display based smartphone concepts on record that make more sense. Then again, perhaps there's more to this design than first meets the eye.
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Back in August, Oklahoma became the second state to lose its waiver from the No Child Left Behind Act, and accountability in that state has been unsettled ever since.
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SEC to probe Apple on Steve Jobs' health issues?
Apple reportedly faces a review by US regulators to ensure investors weren't misled by the firm's disclosure regarding boss Steve Jobs' health problems. According to Bloomberg, the Securities and Exchange Commission isn't investigating evidence of any wrongdoing. Instead it will look into how the information surrounding Jobs' …
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One thing that Apple is good about is keeping secrets. Good luck SEC on digging up anything on this. Personally I feel things have turned for the worse for Jobs. If it were positive then they would more likely report that. Anytime somebody has no comment then that makes me suspect somethings wrong. But this is typical Apple policy. With Apple its all about locking everything down, keeping it proprietary and expensive and not leaking anything on Research and development. Its always been about zero transparency with Apple. Not saying that's bad. Keeping a lid on things have keep then one step ahead in many instances. As a consumer, I know better.
Good God! The SEC is doing something?
I thought the point of SEC was to approve whatever the banking industry was doing?
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The spirit that made Williamsburg, Virginia America's most famous village is alive and well in New Town. At The Pointe at New Town, you'll find beautiful Williamsburg colonial style town homes right in the heart of this modern village; a shopping, dining and entertainment destination set on 365 acres and planned around a classic, more accessible way of life.
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Once again, Republicans, conservatives and libertarians in New Hampshire find themselves embarrassed, their dignity collectively sullied by the shrill cries of despotism pouring forth with great volume from the mouths of the ignorant, who claim to speak for them.
On Saturday, many well-intentioned activists rallied at the State House in Concord to defend 2nd Amendment rights that were not threatened. They were led, as usual, by legislators and activists who spoke with certitude about imagined dangers, as though the demons of their fitful dreams were swooping down on leathery wings, talons shining in the cold light, and snatching away our freedoms before our very eyes,
The usual suspects were there, tilting their lances at the State House. There was Jack Kimball, Tea Party leader turned state Republican Party chairman, turned ousted former Republican Party chairman. There were Reps. Dan Itse and John Hikel, two legislators whose admirable love of liberty is energized with such zeal that they sometimes labor with great difficulty to discern real threats from the benign laws necessary to the functioning of any civil society.
The catalyst for their anger was the House's March 27 passage of House Bill 135. The bill, if it becomes law, would repeal the state's new "stand your ground law," approved in the last legislative session. In its place, HB 135 would return New Hampshire to the law that had existed for decades: deadly force is not justified if a person "knows that he or she and the third person can, with complete safety ... retreat from the encounter," with an exception made for one's own property.
We have supported "stand your ground" and opposed returning to the old law. Yet this is a policy matter, not a constitutional one, as any clear-headed person can see. The old law never forbade anyone from keeping or bearing arms. It did not even forbid the use of firearms in self-defense in public. But to Hikel, voting to restore it represented a "breach of oath of office" and a "conspiracy against rights." He has petitioned the Legislature to expel all 189 representatives who voted for HB 135.
"You have a duty to know your constitutions," Itse said on Saturday. That is true, and it applies no less to Itse, Hikel and Kimball, who misunderstand the 2nd Amendment.
If the law to which HB 135 would restore us were unconstitutional, as these three claim, then so too would be this similar legal framework: "No freeman shall be debarred the use of arms within his own lands or tenements." That language plainly and intentionally allowed the state to restrict the use of firearms in public. It was written by Thomas Jefferson, who proposed it for Virginia's constitution, which he drafted.
The rantings of Hikel, Itse and Kimball on this subject should not be taken seriously. To be sure that they are not, the more responsible leaders on the right need to declare their disagreement as forcefully as those who would replace them declare these erroneous ideas to be true.
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The robber is described as a 5-foot-8 white man with a very thin build. He wore a very dark hooded sweatshirt with a "Call of Duty" logo in white on the left chest area, and light colored pants. He had a white surgical or painter's mask covering his face and also wore gloves.
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American Airlines Cargo receives Security Partnership Award
| October 12, 2009 | Air Cargo
American Airlines Cargo Division (AA Cargo) today announced it has been honored with the Airfreight Security Partnership Award presented by DHL Global Forwarding (DGF). The award was offered in recognition of professional work in air transport security. Read More »
Rutges Cargo becomes first air cargo trucker to publish performance data to cargo 2000's Standards
| October 12, 2009 | Air Cargo
Air cargo, security and fresh transport specialist, Rutges Cargo, has become the first trucking company to publish performance data measured against Cargo 2000's service level agreement for road feeder services. Read More »
Emirates SkyCargo team geared up for Durban operations
| October 08, 2009 | Air Cargo
Emirates SkyCargo launched direct services to the South African port city of Durban on October 1st, marking the airline's third destination in the country and 17th in Africa. Read More »
Cargoitalia launches second route
| October 08, 2009 | Air Cargo
Cargoitalia's second scheduled service - from Milan to New York and Toronto ' began operating recently, utilizing the airline's second MD11SF freighter. Read More »
Delta Cargo live with JDA revenue management solution
| October 08, 2009 | Air Cargo
JDA' Software Group, Inc. announced that Atlanta, GA-based Delta Cargo is live with JDA' Cargo Revenue Optimizer. JDA's solution will help the carrier, with one of the world's most extensive cargo networks, optimize allocation of freight capacity and set Read More »
ABC helps showcase Russia's first sports cars
| October 06, 2009 | Air Cargo
Russia's first ever sports cars were showcased at the 63rd International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt after being delivered to Germany onboard one of AirBridgeCargo Airlines' (ABC) Boeing 747 scheduled cargo flights from Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport. Read More »
Olympic Air awards GSA contracts to ECS in France, Italy, the Uk, Romania and Bulgaria
| October 06, 2009 | Air Cargo
Olympic Air, the newly-launched, privately-owned Greek airline, has awarded cargo GSA contracts to European Cargo services (ECS) companies in France, Italy, the UK, Romania and Bulgaria. Read More »
Leipzig-Halle Airport to host TIACA Executive Summit and AGM in 2010
| October 06, 2009 | Air Cargo
Leipzig-Halle Airport is to host The International Air Cargo Association's (TIACA) Executive Summit and Annual General Meeting on May 16-18, 2010. Read More »
AirBridgeCargo to service Almaty from Amsterdam Schiphol
| October 06, 2009 | Air Cargo
AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC), part of Volga-Dnepr Group, launched a new Boeing 747 freighter service from Amsterdam, one of its European gateways, to Almaty, Kazakhstan. Read More »
CII starts TSA screening
| October 06, 2009 | Air Cargo
Consolidators International (CII), a leading Los Angeles-based wholesaler, has begun the implementation of screening process under a TSA mandated program whereby 50 per cent of all freight carried in bellies of passenger aircraft must be screened. Read More »
TIACA Challenges Data That Indicates Aviation's Worsening Impact On The Environment
| October 01, 2009 | Air Cargo
A revised estimate of aviation's impact on the environment is misleading and is based on 'considerable uncertainty' of some of the gases used in the measurement process, according to The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA). Read More »
Hactl welcomes TNT Airways
| September 27, 2009 | Air Cargo
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) announced that TNT Airways has appointed Hactl as its cargo ground handler at Hong Kong International Airport to support its new freighter service between Hong Kong and Europe. Read More »
Volga-Dnepr ensures a safe homecoming for 2009 Silk Way Rally competitors
| September 27, 2009 | Air Cargo
Cars driven by the winning Volkswagen team and other competitors in the grueling 4,500 kilometers 2009 Silk Way Rally were returned safely to Leipzig in Germany at the end of their 10-day road race through Russia, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan onboard one o Read More »
AA Cargo wins Envirotainer accreditation
| September 27, 2009 | Air Cargo
American Airlines Cargo Division (AA Cargo) has been awarded Accreditation as a Qualified Envirotainer Provider (QEP) by EnvirotainerTM, the Sweden-based manufacturer of temperature-controlled shipping containers. The Quality Envirotainer Provider (QEP) A Read More »
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