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MSG—or monosodium glutamate—is a flavor enhancer used in savory foods, especially Asian foods. It contains sodium, but only a third of the amount that you'd get from the same amount of salt.
MSG also includes glutamic acid (aka glutamate), an amino acid that's found naturally in foods like tomatoes, mushrooms and soybeans and is the source of our fifth taste—umami.
In fact, we eat about 13 grams of natural glutamate a day on average, compared to only around half a gram from MSG.
Some people say they have an MSG allergy—or that MSG gives them headaches, worsens their asthma, causes chest pain or palpitations, or causes mild mood changes or other symptoms, all of which are collectively referred to as Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (because MSG is commonly found in Asian-style meals).
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bach′elor's degree`(n.)
a degree awarded by a college or university to a person who has completed undergraduate studies.
Category: Education
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bachelor's degree, baccalaureate(noun)
an academic degree conferred on someone who has successfully completed undergraduate studies
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bachelor's degree(noun)ˈeɪbisˌɪtɪŋ
a first college-level degree
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Bachelor's degree
A bachelor's degree is usually an academic degree earned for a graduate course of study or major that generally lasts six years, but can range widely in length of time, depending on ability and diligence of the student, whether or not the student balances work and other life commitments while attending school, one's existing level of education, the availability of classes, and school policies. In some cases, it may also be the name of a second graduate degree, such as the Bachelor of Law or Civil Law, the Bachelor of Music, the Bachelor of Philosophy, or the Bachelor of Sacred Theology degree which are normally offered after a first degree. During the Renaissance, those who received a doctorate, upon passing their final examinations, were decorated with berried branches of bay, an ancient symbol of highest honor. From this ancient custom derives the French word baccalauréat, and, by modification, the term "bachelor" in referring to one who holds a university degree.
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Issue 1: Some websites will not play video off of the website with IE8 in Windows 7, even tho I have the latest Java/Shockwave/Adobe etc. updates. What is wierd is that these vids play in IE7/XP
Issue 2: Some websites have video advertisements that pop up as the page begins to load. In IE7/XP, hitting <esc> or the stop button actually stops these vid ads from loading and playing, assuming I time it right. But I cant stop these from loading and playing in IE8/Windows 7, regardless of how soon I hit <esc> or the stop button.
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do you have any video programs installed like Divx or similiar?
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Windows 8 Pro w/MC 32-bit
Even though your system is 64-bit, Flash uses 32-bit, so you should be using the 32-bit browser which is also on your system. (There may be a 64-bit Flash available by now but I'm not sure.) Otherwise your security settings may be set too high; you can restore them to default with a reset: Tools/Internet Options/Advanced/Reset. You will have to reinstall your add-ons. Also when updating Flash I routinely first download and run Adobe's Flash uninstaller and then after reboot, install the new version:
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Adobe - Install a different version of Adobe Flash Player (install).
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Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
If you are playing the videos in the internet browser, than you don't need any extra video player program other than adobe flash (some websites use other players such as shockwave, but usually provide a link to download it). Roncerr knows what he is talking about. if you're using 32bit browser (86x), you need 32bit downloads for the browser. The OS can use both 64 and 32 bit, but your browser can only use what is similar to itself.
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Thanks for the replies.
I am def. using the 32-bit browser; the shortcut points to "C:\Program Files (x86)..."
If I try the 64-bit browser, I get a message asking me if I want to install Adobe Flash. I click install, and nothing happens.
How do I see if the version of Adobe I have installed that I am using with IE8 32-bit is in fact 32-bit?
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You can go to the control panel,uninstall a program,
then click on Adobe Flash Player 10,look at the buttom and you'll see the build number.
If you want to try using Internet Explorer 64-bit with Flash,
you can install "Adobe Flash Player Square Preview"
Adobe Labs - Downloads: Adobe Flash Player "Square" Preview Release
Or you can just click the following:
Download active-x for 64-bit Windows — for Internet Explorer only
Download plug-in for 64-bit Windows — for all other browsers
Notice that both of them work,but if you're using IE,
I recommend you install the first one,
they will not have any conflict with the 32-bit Flash Player
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|30 Jan 2011
Thanks for the reply.
There is no build # - only a version # which is 10.1.85.3 which doesn't specify 32 or 64.
So, i guess I am getting a little confused here. I want to use the 32-bit vers of Adobe, right? If I am using IE 32-bit, Adobe should be 32, right? I ask, b/c the vids that dont play in the 32-bit vers of IE, dont play in the 64-bit vers of IE either. So, I am not sure which vers of Adobe I have, but neither 32 nor 64 IE8 loads these vids.
And how do I stop these vid ads from loading as I alluded to in my initial post?
Thanks again.
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I use ie7 pro but it won't fly when Ie9 rolls out.
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According your observation,then you should install 32-bit Flash Player,
and mine is 10.2.152.14,you can download it here(for 32-bit)
Adobe - Install a different version of Adobe Flash Player
Or the beta build
Adobe Labs - Downloads: Adobe Flash Player 10.2 Beta
For video ads part,do you mention the one like,you watch a video from youtube,
and there is ads before the video?
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The officer deployed Aldo, a drug sniffing dog. Aldo alerted on the driver's side door of the truck. When officers searched the truck, they found 200 pseudoephedrine pills, eight boxes of matches, and muriatic acid—all precursor ingredients for creating methamphetamine. Harris was arrested. At trial, Harris argued that the search of his truck was illegal because the alert of the dog did not constitute a basis for the search. On appeal, the Florida Supreme Court agreed. The court found that the state had not established the dog's credentials and that the dog's reliability may be based on a variety of factors.
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The talent Karen Russell paraded in her remarkable short story collection St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves has turned into mastery in her debut novel, Swamplandia!
St. Lucy's, published in 2006, was a stunning unveiling attesting to Russell's direct link to the subconscious, symbolized in Florida's fecund, mutable Everglades, the Miami native's mystical and spiritual core.
The Everglades also star in Swamplandia!, drawing the reader through fantastic natural landscapes that Russell, now 29, contrasts with Loomis County, the super-urban, super-tacky mainland spot where much of the action takes place.
The heroine of Swamplandia! is Ava Bigtree, a 13-year-old trying to fill her dead mother's shoes as alligator wrestler and marquee attraction in Swamplandia! — the family's amusement park. Her older sister, Osceola, runs away with Louis Thanksgiving, a ghost Ossie meets on a dredge boat wandered from the 1930s Workers Progress Administration into the swamp where the Bigtrees live. "Big Chief" Bigtree, the dad, has gone to Loomis County to earn money to salvage Swamplandia!, struggling badly in the wake of Hilola Bigtree's demise. Kiwi, Ava's older brother, has left for Loomis County, too, to work at World of Darkness, Swamplandia's snazzier, numbingly high-tech competitor.
Swamplandia! is a bildungsroman, a coming-of-age novel about kids in their teens. It's also about moral choices, about siding with a precious, challenging wilderness that must be preserved for ecological balance or an urban environment where there's money to be made. Russell shares such concerns with fellow Florida novelist Carl Hiaasen, best known for works such as Striptease and Native Son.
But where Hiaasen uses satire and humor to lambaste environmental predators, Russell deploys surrealism in unique prose that skirts poetry. The passages involving the Bigtree girls are steeped in nature and routinely ravishing; the sections dealing with the World of Darkness stick like gum to the soles of a shoe, reflecting the tawdriness of an overwrought theme park.
Even the minor players are memorable, including the "red Seth," a fiery baby alligator Ava considers her talisman, and Bird Man, an Ichabod Crane-like character who badly damages Ava even as he grows her up. The research is solid, too. The reader learns of the Melaleuca, "an Australian tree imported to suck the Florida swamp dry," and that the Seminole Wars "lasted longer than any other U.S. conflict," among other context-setters. But the charm is Russell's writing.
Ava survives a harrowing trip through the swamp in which she narrowly escapes death by alligator:
"The whole time I was thinking about the buoyancy that saved me," she reflects. "I know that I am a pretty biased interpreter of the events that led to my escape, but I believe I met my mother there, in the final instant. Not her ghost but some vaster portion of her, her self boundlessly recharged beneath the water. Her courage. In the cave I think she must have lent me some of it, because the strength I felt then was as huge as the sun. The yellow inside you that makes you want to live."
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DIE Saturni, 16 die Januarii.
Sanders and Bedwell, in Error.
Answer from the H. C.
Message from thence, to expedite the Ordinance appointing Commissioners of the Great Seal.
Papers concerning the Treaty between the Commissioners sent to Ireland and the E. of Ormond.
Message from the H. C. for a Conference about the GreatSeal.
Message to the H. C. with the Papers concerning the Treaty with the E. of Ormond, and to remind them of an Ordinance
Letter from the Committee sent to the King.
Instructions for the L. L. of Ireland.
Letter from the Committee sent to the King, desiring Orders may be given to Sir T. Fairfax. &c. to furnish them with Troops to guard the King's Person.
Northampton, 15 January, 1646.
PRAYERS, by Mr. Strickland.
Domini præsentes fuerunt:
Comes Manchester, Speaker.
The House heard the Counsel argue the Errors, in
the Writ of Error between Sanders Plaintiff and Bedwell Defendant: And it is Ordered and Adjudged by
this House, That the Judgement given in the Court of
King's Bench is hereby ratified and confirmed in all
Points; and that the Record be remitted into the Court
of King's Bench, that so Execution may be taken out
Mr. Hakewill, &c. return with this Answer from the
House of Commons:
That they will send an Answer, by Messengers of
their own, to the Message sent Yesterday.
Doctor Aylett and Doctor Heath return with this Answer from the House of Commons:
That they will send an Answer, by Messengers of
their own, concerning the Ordinance for making the
Earl of Manchester Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of
England, and the Commission for Hearing of Causes.
A Message was brought from the House of Commons,
by Denzell Holles Esquire:
To desire their Lordships would please to pass an
Ordinance lately brought up, for placing the Custody
of the Great Seal of England in Commissioners; and to
put their Lordships in Mind of a Vote formerly made,
and sent down from this House, whereby their Lordships did put an Incapacity upon the Members of the
Houses to hold any such Places; and they desire their
Lordships to give a speedy Passage to that Ordinance,
that so the Business of the Kingdom may not be obstructed.
The Answer returned was:
That this House will send an Answer to this Message
by Messengers of their own.
Next, the House read the Papers containing the Account of the Negotiation of the Commissioners sent into
Ireland to treat with the Earl of Ormond, (fn. *)
Ordered, That the Commissioners sent into Ireland
shall have Thanks returned them, from this House, for
their Care, Pains, and Faithfulness, in this Business;
and to acquaint the House of Commons herewith, and
to deliver them all the Papers, being Fifty-two.
A Message was brought from the House of Commons, by Sir Thomas Dacres, &c.
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Conference, so soon as it stands with their Lordships
Conveniency, concerning the Great Seal of England.
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And the Votes were equal.
That this House doth appoint a Conference with the
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To deliver to them the Papers read this Day, of the
Negotiation of the Commissioners sent into Ireland, with
the Sense of the House, to give Thanks to the said
2. To put them in Mind of the Ordinance concerning the Militia of London.
A Letter from the Earl of Pembrooke, &c. was read;
and Ordered, That a Letter be written to the General, according to the Instructions, as is desired in the
Ordered, That this House shall fit on Monday next,
in the Afternoon, concerning the Irish Instructions.
For the Right Honourable the Earl of Manchester,
Speaker of the House of Peers pro Tempore.
"Pembrooke & Mountg.B. Denbich.Edw. Mountagu. Post Haste, Post.
"My Lord,
Whereas, by our Instructions, we are to give Directions to Major General Skippon, to furnish us with
such Horse and Dragoons of those under his Command, for a Convoy, to conduct in Safety the King's
Person from Newcastle to Holmby House; and whereas
we are likewise appointed, by the same Instructions,
to send to Sir Thomas Fairefax, for such additional
Forces as shall be necessary: We do desire that the
House will be pleased to send their Lordships Letters
of Directions to the General and to Major General
Skippon accordingly. We remain,
Your Lordship's humble Servants,
Pembrooke & Mountg.B. Denbigh.Edw. Mountagu."
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Old-Fashioned Turkey Noodle Soup Recipe
- 1 leftover turkey carcass (from a 12- to 14-pound turkey)
- 2 cooked turkey wings, meat removed
- 2 cooked turkey drumsticks, meat removed
- 1 turkey neck bone
- 1 medium unpeeled onion, cut into wedges
- 2 small unpeeled carrots, cut into chunks
- 6 to 8 garlic cloves, peeled
- 4 quarts plus 1 cup cold water, divided
- 3 quarts water
- 5 cups uncooked egg noodles
- 2 cups diced carrots
- 2 cups diced celery
- 3 cups cubed cooked turkey
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 2-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- Place the turkey carcass, bones from wings and drumsticks, neck bone, onion, carrots and garlic in a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 1 hour, turning once.
- Transfer the carcass, bones and vegetables to an 8-qt. stockpot. Add 4 qts. cold water; set aside. Pour remaining cold water into baking pan, stirring to loosen browned bits. Add to pot. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 3-4 hours.
- Cool slightly. Strain broth; discard bones and vegetables. Set stockpot in an ice-water bath until cooled, stirring occasionally. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Skim fat from broth. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a simmer. Meanwhile, in a Dutch oven, bring 3 qts. water to a boil. Add noodles and carrots; cook for 4 minutes. Add celery; cook 5-7 minutes longer or until noodles and vegetables are tender. Drain; add to simmering broth. Add cubed turkey; heat through. Stir in the parsley, salt, thyme and pepper. Yield: 10 servings (about 4 quarts).
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"I used an organic turkey and did not put in the oven as I found the recipe after I had simmered it on the stove. Best soup I ever made after Thanksgiving!"
"This is the best turkey soup ever. Roasting the carcass and vegetables in the oven first adds incredible richness and depth to the broth. I liked making the noodles in a different pot then adding them to the broth, it keeps the broth from becoming too "starchy" or thick. I made Rustic Round Herb Bread (also on this site) to go with it. Yikes, the best!!!! Can't wait to have leftovers tomorrow. Can a soup like this be even better the next day? :)"
"What to do with a turkey carcass? This is the answer...don't throw it away. Wow - this is the best turkey soup...now, my "GO TO" recipe after Thanksgiving. Lots of flavor. After roasting in the oven, I used the pressure cooker (to save time) for 30 minutes. Refrigerated for few hours, skimmed the fat -just added the noodles & veggies to the broth for 10 minutes - no need to cook them separately. I like veggies that aren't overcooked & mushy in a soup. (Added to the BROTH: 1/2 tsp each of onion & garlic powder & poultry seasoning) Ate the same day for dinner. Yum!"
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Apple slashes pricing on MacBook Pro with Retina display, MacBook Air
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Apple has announced an immediate price reduction on the entry-level 128 GB 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display, slashing the price by $200 down to $1499. Additionally, for $1699 (the same price that the entry-level model used to be) you can now get the 256 GB version with a faster 2.6 GHz processor.
On the 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro side of things, the $2,199 base model now features an upgraded 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7 processor (up from a 2.3 GHz chip,) while the top-of-the-line $2,799 model now sports a 2.7 GHz i7 with 16 GB RAM.
As an aside, Apple has also dropped the price of the 13-inch MacBook Air with 256 GB storage--it now sells for $1,399, $100 less than it sold for previously.
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Amazon discounting Kindle Fire HD 8.9": $30 off Wi-Fi, $50 off LTE
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If you've been thinking about picking up a Kindle Fire HD 8.9", now might be the time, as Amazon is offering a nice discount on the Wi-Fi and LTE models through February 8th. Using promo code FIRELOVE during checkout, you'll save $30 on the Wi-Fi model, bringing the price down to $269, and $50 on the version with AT&T LTE built-in, making that one $449. We're sure that the special someone in your life wouldn't mind receiving one of these for Valentine's Day, and we'll keep the fact that you got it on sale between us, okay?
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Cyber Monday Deal of the Day: Amazon Kindle Fire for $129
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Amazon is selling the Kindle Fire at a $30 discount for Cyber Monday today, and that's good enough to make that our Deal of the Day. That brings the price down to $129, rather than the typical $159 price tag--a great price for a tablet as functional as the Fire. Purchasers of the Kindle Fire also get a 30-day trial of Amazon Prime, which'll let you get a nice sampling of what the company's Video on Demand service offers. Other services you can access from the Fire include Amazon's Android Appstore, Kindle books, a host of magazines, Cloud Drive, Cloud Player, and the Amazon MP3 service. To get the deal, enter the promo code FIREDEAL at checkout--Amazon is only allowing one sale per customer.
Don't forget, if you're looking for other deals, be sure to check out our Newegg Promo Code thread. Oh, and if you're on Twitter, be sure to follow @TechPromos for the latest deals, or you can Like TechPromos on Facebook.
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Google and Developers Discount App Prices through Thanksgiving Weekend
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For techies, the Black Friday deals are just beginning. Google and other app creators are looking to extend the Black Friday madness into the Thanksgiving weekend, with deals on a wide range of apps and media.
Android apps are especially discounted, with apps like SwiftKey 3, Shadowgun, and Documents To Go among the cheapest, but there's no shortage of deals in categories across the board. You'll also find some nice deals on books, movies and music, from Diana Krall to Kendrick Lamar. Head on over to Google Play to check out all the deals on the apps you wish you had.
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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: Sony SDHC flash memory cards
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We try and feature some lust-worthy gadgets in our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide, but we also like to call out great deals on things that you need for those gadgets as well, and that's why we are recommending the 32GB and 16GB Sony SDHC class 10 flash memory cards. Amazon currently has an amazing deal on these cards, sellign each at a substantial discount. The 32GB cards are 67% off, while the 16GB variety are 65% off. Of course, you can use these in anything from a digital camera, to the new Wii U, to simple file storage for your computer. Check them out on Amazon now!
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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Extended Edition Blu-ray
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We love to focus on great tech deals in our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide as well, and that's why we are recommending The Lord of the Rings Extended Edition Blu-ray--it's currently available as an Amazon Gold Box special, and that makes it $43.49. That is a 64% discount off of Amazon's regular price, and makes a great gift for the movie lover in your life. The set includes the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King Extended Editions,) and has a bunch of footage that was left out of the theatrical releases of the films. Pick this set up today from Amazon before the price goes back up!
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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: Amazon Kindle Fire
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We continue our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide with the Amazon Kindle Fire tablet. Why the Fire, and not the Kindle Fire HD? While the HD is a fine tablet in its own right, the price of the regular Kindle Fire is just right--especially if you buy quickly! As it turns out, Amazon is selling the Kindle Fire at a 20% discount for the next 3 hours (or until it runs out of stock, whichever comes first!) Amazon's looking to disrupt the tablet landscape with the Fire, and is pricing the Fire aggressively at $129 during this sale.
Purchasers of the Kindle Fire also get a 30-day trial of Amazon Prime, which'll let you get a nice sampling of what the company's Video on Demand service offers. Other services you can access from the Fire include Amazon's Android Appstore, Kindle books, a host of magazines, Cloud Drive, Cloud Player, and the Amazon MP3 service.
You can pick up a Kindle Fire now for $129 on Amazon. If you miss the sale, it's still a good deal at its regular $159 price.
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StoryBundle launches its next e-Book pack focused on crime and thrillers
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We talked about StoryBundle back in August, when their first bundle launched with 7 Sci-Fi indie books. Now they're back with 7 more crime and thriller books.
The concept is still the same as last time. They take the indie game bundle model and bring it to ebooks. You can pay whatever you want for five DRM-free books, but if you pay more than the bonus price of $7, you get two bonus books. You decide how much to give to the authors, how much to give to StoryBundle to keep the business going, and you can choose to donate part of your purchase to one of two charities. That's good enough to make it our Deal of the Day.
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Do you like deals? Reading? Supporting a good cause? Here's something that's got all three in one.
StoryBundle is a new site that's selling indie bundles for whatever you want to pay. It's just like the indie game bundles you've heard about before, like Humble Bundle, and allows you to get five books (or, seven, if you go over the bonus price of $7,) that works on any ebook reader you have. That means that you can load 'em up on on your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Kindle, Nook, Android device, and just about any other ebook platform you can think of. You get to decide how much you want to give to the authors and how much you want to give to StoryBundle, plus you can donate part of your purchase to two charitable causes as well.
If you're looking for a cheap and easy way to get books for your tablet, smartphone or ereader, this is it. All these books are hand-selected by StoryBundle and they all have good reviews on Amazon, so you're getting quality reads.
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Sprint slashes price of iPhone 4S by $50, now starts at $149
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If you just can't wait until September 21 to get your hands on the new iPhone 5, Sprint just cut the price of the iPhone 4S by $50. You can now get a 16GB iPhone 4S for $149.00, 32GB model for $249.99, and the 64GB version for $349.99 with two-year contract. You've gotta get it directly from Sprint, though, as ordering directly from Apple won't give you the discount. Sprint is also still selling the iPhone 4, but the price on that one is still $99 for an 8GB version with no price cut to be seen. This is obviously in reaction to the news that Apple is set to introduce the next iPhone on September 12, which is set to go on sale on September 21.
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Education Matters: Many La Jolla teens still need whooping cough booster
By Marsha Sutton
As students in the San Diego Unified School District prepare to return to school on Sept. 6, a new requirement for admittance still needs to be met by about one-third of the district's 60,000 seventh- to 12th-graders, according to the latest information from local officials. Assembly Bill 354, signed into law September 2010, requires all incoming students in grades 7-12 to show proof of having received the Tdap whooping cough booster shot by the start of the 2011-2012 school year. Acceptable proof is a copy of immunization records or a note from the student's doctor.
As of Aug. 18, about 21,000 SDUSD students still need to show proof.
At La Jolla High School, 335 students out of a total enrollment of about 1,650 have not met the requirement, although these figures do not reflect students registering for school in the past two weeks who may have recently submitted their booster documentation.
At Muirlands Middle School, 541 students have not met the requirement. The school's total enrollment is about 1,100 for grades 6-8, or about 370 per grade. Only students in middle school entering seventh and eighth grades are required to receive the Tdap booster, which means 541 students out of about 740 still need to show proof.
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SDUSD communications director Linda Zintz said these numbers for both La Jolla schools are the latest official numbers but are not quite up to date, with nurses processing Tdap paperwork daily.
She said the news has been widely disseminated to parents, beginning last spring, through emails, newsletters, school Web sites, the district Web site, school marquees, automated robo-calls and other methods of communication. Another round of e-mails and telephone calls is planned for this week, to all the remaining students who have not yet met the requirement.
"We're letting them know about the new law and what their responsibility is and when it's going to take effect," Zintz said.
Although parents are being told that students need proof of the booster by the start of school, passage of a second bill, Senate Bill 614, grants districts the option to extend the deadline for 30 more days from the first day of school, making the actual deadline in SDUSD Oct. 6.
"They do have the 30-day option, but our message is for them not to wait, to do it now," Zintz said. "We all understand it's human nature to put things off, so we don't want parents to wait until October 5 to take care of it." Dr. Wilma Wooten, the county's public health officer, has encouraged parents to vaccinate their children as soon as possible, to avoid long lines and difficulty getting appointments at the last minute.
Zintz said significant progress is being made during these final weeks of registration, noting a marked increase in the required paperwork as the start of school draws closer.
Students would not be able to attend school, Zintz said, if by Oct. 6 they still do not have proof of receiving the Tdap, a letter from their doctor, or a waiver.


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MCN senior road tester Adam Child gives us his three favourite MCN videos from 2009. On board 2008 Suzuki GSXR1300R HayabusaOne of my all time favourite clips. Flat out on Hayabusa at Bruntingthrope proving ground, 190mph plus on the clocks. Its had over a million views, and it was fun recording it. Looks allot quick than it actually felt.
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I really liked the BMW and KTM test. It was good to be both machines.
But I was wondering, is there a chance for a test of the BMW k1300r and a complete test of the KTM super duke?
Thanx for all the reviews and tests this year! Happy New Year!!
Correction typing error. It was good to see both machines. ;) Best regards!
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Have a good 2010... hopefully with many more tests. Must be one of the best job you can get...lucky sod :-)
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Around 8:45 Tuesday morning, 911 received a call about a "drowning" at 26th Avenue SE. According to the Collier County Sheriff's Office, when responders got to the house, they found Randi MacLeod on the floor of the master bedroom, performing CPR, and trying to save her 15-month-old baby girl, Ava Grace Slaby.
Ava was taken to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. While the investigators have not yet released what they believe led to the baby's death, her grandmother Pamela Slaby says MacLeod told her Ava drowned in the bathtub.
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Valentino Rossi fought back from dead last to eighth place after a costly first lap error in yesterday's Motorland Aragon MotoGP race.
The Italian had to run off the track in the braking zone at the final corner on the opening lap after he almost tangled with British rider Jonathan Rea.
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Haven't been in the Larwood since the Windies test earlier in the summer.
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I find it interesting that creating another profile and not changing how I speak has you completely flummoxed. I wonder if you'll PM me and beg me to come back if I leave again.
You been reading Jamies mail Beeny?
Wouldn't surprise me at all that the litle coven of old fishwives are still tittle tattling and you were sing-a-longa fk buddies. What's PM mean? PoliceMan?
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"Hedgehog5: Am I allowed to say Johnny Rea beat Rossi yet? I wouldn't want to upset you again and please reply using only your own words."
Yes, absolutely... & Rossi was on the same pace as him (in fact Rossi was 3 seconds slower over the race after his 1st lap mistake & can't even say he was held up in traffic 'cos his fastest laps were before he hit 8th)... good job.
... as to your 2nd point, no, why should I? These are my words... if you can't stand by yours then don't post them.
I thought you were intelligent, you've just confirmed my error thanks.
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Your avatar Mandy would suggest otherwise as it looks like you are indded a cock sucking, brain dead, alcoholic twat....
"I thought you were intelligent, you've just confirmed my error thanks."
So you either don't think that Rea beat Rossi (or don't think his race from after lap 1 was 3 seconds quicker than Rossi's)... or you won't stand by your words & be quoted (which, considering you can be arrested in most countries for what you write on the internet, is a little niave)... either way, odd.
I didn't actually read your post, I rarely do, I see you start with a quote by someone else in italics, realise it's going to be dull and then look for something interesting to read. To be fair, that usually involves going to MM.
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So you either don't think that Rea beat Rossi (or don't think his race from after lap 1 was 3 seconds quicker than Rossi's)..
After lap 1 rossis pace was faster than rea's for 12 laps until he made a mistake on lap 18......
If you watch the incident between rossi and rea on lap 1 from different angles you can see that rossi is following hayden and rea brakes early before moving onto the racing line forcing rossi to take avoiding action.
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Abby, this is to tell you I still remember 21 years ago tonight as if it happened last night.
Someone put a big fence in front of where we lived since last year at this time. I hope someone lives there, but I'm almost sure no one does. It isn't the same anymore and I didn't walk by the place because of that. I only walked by it a few times this year as I went to the grocery store that is close by.
Although I have taken care of Lisa a lot for a while now, I will never forget you. Lisa has cancer and is getting treated for it. She eats, is active and not ready to join you yet. When the time comes for her to meet you, she will tell me.
I still know that someday we will be together again. I love you always, my catgirl Abby.
Thanks to Catster for naming my writing Diary of the Day! Mom saw my award when she got home from Thanksgiving lunch and was pleasantly surprised.
And thanks to everyone who gave me and Lisa presents!
Lisa sat in the window as I looked at your mail, pictures, collars and tags from my bed. One of the sympathy cards has a drawing of a tabby cat on it, which is what Lisa is. This card came from a vet who started at the clinic you went to only days before you went to the Bridge. You never got to meet him and he became Lisa's vet in 2005.
If you sent me my next cat, you sent me to the shelter I volunteered at and Lisa the tabby cat chose me.
After years of emptiness where we lived, the place finally became an apartment again and someone recently moved in.
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Thanks for showing me the way to Lisa after you went to the Bridge. Although it has been nine years since you joined the world of departed pets, I will always love and remember you.
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The Place: Double Cross Lounge114 Gray St. 713-526-3423The Hours: Monday through Friday, 4 p.m. to midnight; Saturday and Sunday, 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.The Deals: Nightly drink specials. Always includes a one beer, one wine, one mixed drink and a selection from the bar's "small bites" menu. Signature m ... More >>
Petrol StationIf you're anything like us, you've just about had your fill of family by now. Head to one of these fine local watering holes tonight to catch up with friends that are in town for the holidays, blow off familial steam that's been building over the last couple of days or just wash ... More >>
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Photos by John Seaborn GrayThe tasting hall at St. Arnold's BrewerySt. Arnolds's Brewery, at 2000 Lyons, is known for its steady release of fine local beer, but it's also known for its exclusive limited-run beers designed to keep Houston's beer lovers titillated. Last Thursday, I went to St ... More >>
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The reds in 2012 are particularly successful. They are ripe, attractive wines with fleshy textures and good harmony. From Gevrey down to Mercurey, we find Pinot Noirs with dense fruitiness, remarkable concentration, gentle tannins, and welcome freshness. While some will reward extensive cellaring, others will give enormous pleasure in the not-so-distant future. The quantities are small, so Burgundy lovers should not delay acquiring these wines when first offered, as the best will be snapped up quickly.
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Three hailstorms swept over parts of the Côte de Beaune during the summer: 7th June, 30th June and 1st August. Puligny-Montrachet, Meursault, Volnay and Pommard were worst hit. For some growers, these localised storms had a devastating impact on yields. Furthermore, strong sunshine between 17th-21st August caused some exposed grapes to be sun-burnt, diminishing the crop even further. Thankfully, sunny, dry weather during August and the first 20 days of September brought Burgundy's grapes to full ripeness at harvest time, as well as allowing natural acidities to be retained. Grapes were picked under blue skies, which has been a vital factor contributing to the quality of the vintage.
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Cheapest secret, one splurge: I graduated college years ago. Turns out, my college ID doesn't have an expiration date, and therefore neither does my student discount eligibility. I'm not cheap about: buying a beer for friends in need, because I've been there before, and will be there again.
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Cheap Brooklyn activity: Going swimming after-hours in the playground fountains with my dog.
When not Brokelyning, I…: Try to go to the beach every weekend in the summer, hang with my dog, seek out seafood and soccer matches.
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Cheapest secret, one splurge: Asking coffee shops about their refill policy; many don't have one, but will offer it out of confusion/kindness. I splurge on books because Brooklyn's bookstores are fantastic and I don't want them to be abducted by the internet.
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Cheap BK Activity: You mean "activities," right? Let's pretend you mean "activities." Free summer music shows; biking down Ocean Parkway (the oldest bike path in the country, did you know that?) to Coney Island and grabbing some sun; filling up on dirt cheap tacos from the Tacos El Bronco truck.
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Cheapest secret, one splurge: Get more taco for your buck: get a couple small ones instead if you can choose the size. Also, it's probably not a secret, but the sound at the Prospect Park bandshell carries to the other side of the fence just fine if it's a ticketed show. Splurge: I can't help myself when I see a Mets t-shirt I like. Or a Mets hat. Anything Mets, basically.
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DETROIT (AP) - A man identified as a person of interest in the investigation of a Detroit barbershop shooting that killed three people has been charged with interfering with federal authorities.
Prosecutors filed a criminal complaint Friday against Larry Walker II. He's accused of assault against a federal officer by using a minivan to attempt to ram a vehicle early Thursday in Rochester Hills.
The FBI says Walker yelled, "No one chases my mamma," referring to a female. Walker was wearing body armor.
Walker will remain in custody until another court hearing Tuesday. A defense lawyer will be assigned.
Walker is not charged in the shooting that killed three people and wounded six others Wednesday in a gambling room of a Detroit barbershop. But Sgt. Mike Woody says Walker's a person of interest.
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PAX Coverage – Dungeons and Dragons Essentials
We return to the huge beholder for some D&D!
We return to the huge beholder for some D&D!
It it real, or the greatest practical joke in the history of gaming?
Spoony interviews the game director of the new BTTF game, Dennis Lenart!
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