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Green Screen Screensaver Freeware
Come in from the cold but still enjoy the scenery! A Beautiful Snow scene with falling snow on your screen. If you like mountains you will love this screensaver. Enjoy Green Mountain Screensaver!
- greenmountain.exe
- ArtGameStudio.com
- Freeware (Free)
- 1.65 Mb
- Win98, WinME, WinNT 4.x, Windows2000, WinXP
Free Blue Screen Screensaver is a free screensaver that simulates Blue Screen of Death on Windows. The infamous Blue Screen of Death will pop up on your system after an unavoidable event in which a computer or a critical program of operating system kernel ceases to function properly. This is a great way to remind yourself of what a blue screen looks like.
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- 2.97 Mb
- Win2000, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, Win98, WinVista, WinXP
This is a Green Nature screensaver download created by TrendySavers.com. In this screensaver you will find 16 high quality images of random trees, leaves, stems, etc.
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- TrendySavers
- Freeware (Free)
- 3.26 Mb
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Do you remember the sweet scent of pollen and your yellow nose after olfacting a beautiful flower? Walking with a friend in a forest, playing outside the house, and gardening is very interesting and relaxing.
- Freeware (Free)
- 3.7 Mb
- Win95, Win98, WinME, WinXP, Windows2000, Windows2003, Windows Vista, Windo
Green Screen: A Linux based Advanced Syslog Server for Juniper NetScreen Firewalls - Can be expanded later to support other products. It can capture syslog messages, parse them, store them in a MySQL database. A Web GUI interface is also. ...
- Green Screen
- greenscreen
- Freeware (Free)
- 126 Kb
- BSD; Linux
A screensaver showing several artistic abstract green art pictures. With over hundreds of animation and effects. Very lovely to watch.
- greenabs.exe
- CPA Arbitrage
- Freeware (Free)
- 1.42 Mb
- Win All
This is a beautiful screensaver with each letter of St.Patricks Day embedded in each shamrock leaf. Celebrate this day by downloading this free animated screensaver and let your screen wear this leaf.
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- Scenic Reflections Screensavers
- Freeware (Free)
- 2.99 Mb
- Windows
Dizzying heights, fresh ruthless winds, laconic nature – this is where your hectic humdrum life down there losses its zombifying grip. In the mountains you suddenly discover: behind the ordinary there is a powerful force waiting to be yours.
- fs-green-mountains.exe
- free-slideshow.com
- Freeware (Free)
- 4.43 Mb
- Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT 4.x, WinXP, Windows2000
Want to walk in the woods? Want to walk in the woods? We can help you with this. Install our screensaver and you'll come to the fabulous world of the forest, which will see a waterfall.
- green_falls_screensaver_setu p.exe
- Freesavers2k
- Freeware (Free)
- 2.52 Mb
- Win All
We cannot constantly use our Planet for benefit without thinking of consequences. Many species of living beings are already dying out. Green Peace Screensaver calls you to stop and think about our. ...
- greenpeace.exe
- 3D ScreenSaver Jam
- Freeware (Free)
- 4.94 Mb
- WinXP, Windows2000, Windows2003, Windows Vista, Win98, WinME, Win95
bobjects package allows beginning students to do GUI programming, implement object persistence, numeric testing, and date calcs. The GUI utility (GUIbrew class) supports introductory assignments with familiar GUI dialogs avoiding green screen console. ...
- senecacBobjects.zip
- cs
- Freeware (Free)
- 383 Kb
A simple Green Screen app for mac, unfinished, need help from person who knows Cocoa/Objective-C.
- GweenScween
- gweenscween Sourceforge Project
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There are nine different fowl represented among the 88 constellations. You'll probably won't find a single one of them on your Thanksgiving meal plate unless you like eating crow (Corvus). The others – an eagle, bird-of-paradise, dove, swan, crane, peacock, toucan and the mythical phoenix – aren't regular holiday fare though I've heard tundra swan and crane are tasty.
As far as I know, no one has ever considered putting a turkey in the heavens, though if we could start all over again and re-draw the constellations, it might have a fighting chance. After all, somehow the fly (Musca) and the poop deck (Puppis) made it up there.
In this imaginary reboot, I'd suggest placing it near Orion the Hunter just for the story line.
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Breakfast features grits and butter, a favorite of commander Barry "Butch" Wilmore, who later plans to brew up some sweet tea for the big meal. NASA food scientists have zero-g versions of many Thanksgiving favorites. Come suppertime, the astronauts will pick from smoked turkey with cornbread dressing, green beans and mushrooms, candied yams, cherry-blueberry cobble and cranberry pie.
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Cook full 25 minutes or the bottoms will not be done. Remember no flour, so toothpick checking to see if they are done will not work.
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- 1 cup unsweetened applesauce
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- 6 bananas, mashed 2 cups Splenda
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Fans of LoHi SteakBar will need to find an alternative this week; the restaurant is closed until Friday because of an ownership change. Veteran chef and restaurateur Sean Kelly has left the steakhouse and bar; Joe Pettenger and Taylor Drew, no rookies themselves, are taking over in partnership with ... More >>
Sunnyside Burger Bar opened yesterday on the corner once occupied by Longo's Subway Tavern in LoHi, or Sunnyside, or Highland, or the Northside, depending on what map and history book you're consulting. The burger joint is another venture by Larimer Associates, whose COO, Joe Vostrejs, has deep root ... More >>
Sunnyside Burger Bar opens today on the edge of Sunnyside and the Lower Highland neighborhood. We stopped by a day early to see if there's anything new under the sun for residents of the area. Burgers, as the sign says, are the name of the game here, in a relaxed setting with service that falls some ... More >>
Fans of ChoLon Modern Asian Bistro will be happy to learn that executive chef and accomplished interpreter of Asian cuisine, Lon Symensma (along with managing partners Joe Vostrejs and Pat McHenry), is planning to open Cho77, a noodle house in the Baker neighborhood's already hot stretch of South B ... More >>
Work is progressing on the former Longo's Subway Tavern, a choice piece of corner real estate on the edge of LoHi/Sunnyside that Larimer Associates purchased in 2012 and is turning into a second location for Troy Guard's TAG Burger Bar. The Longo family, which ran the Subway for more than fifty yea ... More >>
Troy Guard is easily one of Denver's most prolific restaurateurs, a chef-owner who, in the past year alone, has opened three restaurants: Los Chingones, Sugarmill and Guard and Grace, a trio that joins TAG, TAG|Raw Bar and Tag Burger Bar, the latter of which will multiply later this year, when Guard ... More >>
With the grand reopening of Denver Union Station less than four months away, Larimer Associates and its partners in the project just announced eight more retail and restaurant tenants for the renovated facility set to debut on July 12. And not only are all of these tenants from Colorado, but several ... More >>
A development group broke ground today on the first of four restaurants planned for two new buildings outside of Hangar 2, the historic building in the Lowry neighborhood that once held Air Force planes when the area was a military base. Hangar 2 Partners -- a partnership between Larimer Associates ... More >>
In April of last year, Troy Guard, owner of TAG and TAG Raw Bar in Larimer Square, became an operating partner of Madison Street, a Congress Park neighborhood restaurant and lounge that Joe Vostrejs, COO of Larimer Associates, took over in the fall of 2010. The space, a former Dominos Pizza, didn't ... More >>
The new Lowry Beer Garden, which opens next Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the Hangar 2 project, is not, insists Joe Vostrejs, a German mimic. In fact, says Vostrejs, the COO of Larimer Associates, a coalition of partners who are developing the Hangar 2 project, it's a homegrown, Colorado-style beer garde ... More >>
It's been nearly two years since the Samba Room, a Cuban restaurant chain based in Dallas, closed in Larimer Square, following a major water leak that dripped...and dripped into the Comedy Space Works space below. The chain's parent company, E-Brands Restaurants, eventually filed for bankruptcy last ... More >>
The news that Joe Vostrejs and Larimer Associates plan to put the Lowry Beer Garden -- a nearly 8,000-square-foot bar, authentic beer garden and pavilion -- into the Hangar 2 project (which will also have a dozen restaurants in its dining district) had beer fans raising their steins in thanks. Says ... More >>
Joe Vostrejs and his Larimer Associates partners traversed across the country to check out America's beer gardens before they came back to Denver to build their own -- and what they found, admits Vostrejs, was surprising.
Union Station was once a bustling spot, but as fewer people decided to "travel by train," as its neon sign advises, more and more businesses pulled out of the station. By the early '80s, the only refreshment options were a soda fountain in the lobby, the classic Caboose Lounge and, for two gl ... More >>
Lori MidsonLast week, Joe Vostrejs, the COO of Larimer Associates, was heading home from Madison Street, the Congress Park neighborhood restaurant he opened in October of last year, when he started to think about dots -- specifically, connecting those dots to Troy Guard, the chef/owner of TA ... More >>
Satchel's on 6thLast September, Andrew Casalini shuttered his vibrant Park Hill restaurant, Satchel's Market, to make way for a new concept called Satchel's on 6th, which was originally slated to debut late last year in the Larimer Associates-owned building at 1710 East Sixth Avenue. And aft ... More >>
It's been many, many months since floor leaks forced the closure of Samba Room in Larimer Square, but as late as December of 2010, the company, along with Larimer Associates, the group that owns the space, were optimistic that the place would eventually reopen. It wasn't to be. E Brands, the ... More >>
Ocean Prime now holds down a corner of Larimer Square"I'm looking at it across the street," says Joe Vostrejs, COO of Larimer Associates, gazing through his office window at Ocean Prime, the restaurant in the old Z Gallerie space. "They're ready." Not long after restaurateur Cameron Mitchell ... More >>
The big opening on Larimer Square this month will be Ocean Prime, which sets sail on Thursday, after a fundraiser for the Hospice of Denver tomorrow. Ocean Prime is opening right on schedule -- unlike Samba Room. That spot closed more than seven months ago, so that a leak dripping into the ... More >>
The music hasn't played in the corner space that holds Samba Room, 1460 Larimer Street, for six months now, but despite speculation that the Latin American restaurant might never reopen, the Larimer Associates, who own the property, say the beat will go on-- it just won't start pulsating unti ... More >>
"This nonsense about us forcing them out is just that: nonsense." That line was in an e-mail from Joe Vostrejs, COO of Larimer Associates, the group that's partnering with Brian Sifferman, general manager of Larimer Square's Corridor 44, to open Madison Street, 1222 Madison, in the Congress ... More >>
Frank Bonanno at BonesA couple of months back, we saw a tweet from Frank Bonanno asking his Twitter followers whether Denver would rather see doughnuts or pie. Denver must have said pie. The chef, whose expanding restaurant group includes Mizuna, Bones, Osteria Marco and Luca d'Italia, acqui ... More >>
A month ago, when Samba Room went dark and a sign appeared in the window of the restaurant at 1460 Larimer Street announcing that the space was under "construction," Joe Vostrejs, COO of Larimer Associates, started getting calls. Restaurateurs were interested in leasing this corner spot in ho ... More >>
Len EdgerlyOpponents of the Writer Square sign plan use an eight-by-12-foot sheet to demonstrate the size of the proposed video billboard.The Writer Square pedestrian shopping center downtown may be subtle, quiet and low-key, but the passions the location inspires are anything but. Denver's P ... More >>
Lori MidsonThe future home a New York-style pizza joint from the Larimer Square gang and Sean KellySometime in December, Jeff Hermanson, Joe Vostrejs and Rod Wagner will add a new pizza bar to their portfolio of successful restaurants that already includes Billy's Inn, LoHi Steakbar and prett ... More >>
What will you eat at LoHi SteakBar? We've just gotten word that LoHi SteakBar, the new restaurant spearheaded by Joe Vostrejs and chef-partner Sean Kelly, is opening tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. in the former home of North Star Brewery at 3200 Tejon Street, which is exactly seven hours (that would be ... More >>
I had lunch plans that were made weeks ago. I had a time and a date, a big group of friends, a table waiting out on the patio. What I didn't have? Any idea that today was the day the Denver Post was going to drop the love on my new favorite north Denver American Indian fr ... More >>
Selling the sizzle in northwest Denver When Jason Sheehan checked in with Joe Vostrejs a couple of weeks ago, he had high hopes that the LoHi Steak Bar that's moving into 3200 Tejon Street -- the old home of North Star Brewery -- would be open in June. He just didn't know when in June. "We have all ... More >>
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Just because you have a predisposing gene—or several—may not mean you get the disease
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"Until now, researchers have been focusing on the effects of disease-associated genomic variants on DNA-to-RNA transcription, instead of the challenging question of effects on RNA-to-protein translation," says Dr. Polychronakos.
Surprise: 10-20% of each organism's genome protein coding sequence is actually new. Not inherited.
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It's convenient that discussing these problems is "religion"—unless researchers suggest that space aliens dunit. Maybe they'll have to do that in order to enable a discussion.
Researchers: Tuna closer to seahorse than to marlin
|July 18, 2013
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No one would have thought of Darwinian evolution as an explanation for these findings if it were not imposed by tenured Darwin profs and "education" lobbyists.
Evolutionary Prediction About Humans
|June 12, 2013
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A visual artist and a Ph.D. in computational genomics have gotten together to predict what we mere human mortals will look like in, say, 100,000 years. Given the prediction, I for one am glad I won't be around to see it actually happen. The current design appeals to me much more. But maybe others will […]
Evolution: Top notch studies commonly report contradictory genealogies today
|May 20, 2013
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Keep this story in mind when a coworker splinters the table insisting that Darwinian evolution is supported by "mountains of evidence," or, better yet, "mountains and mountains of evidence,"or even just plain "fact! fact! FACT!"
Function, the evolution-free gospel of ENCODE
|February 22, 2013
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There is no better title for this post than the very title some Darwinists chose for themselves: On the immortality of television sets: "function" in the human genome according to the evolution-free gospel of ENCODE Darwinists are still struggling to come to terms with the idea, from the ENCODE project, that 80% of the genome […]
Is Human Intellect Degenerating?
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Geneticist Gerald R. Crabtree reviews evidence showing genomic mutations are degrading the 2000 to 5000 genes needed for our intellectual and emotional function: New developments in genetics, anthropology, and neurobiology predict that a very large number of genes underlie our intellectual and emotional abilities, making these abilities genetically surprisingly fragile. . . .
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At PhysOrg they have a blurb about a paper showing that an organism that is 99.99% (!!) identical has, nevertheless, found a way of dealing with the presence of Uranium in completely different ways. Absolutely fascinating! Obviously we're dealing with two very different environments—one is in a volcanic spring, and the other is atop a […]
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Intelligent Design is relatively new in its present form. Proponents often argue that there are features of biology that look like engineering, and in particular, that the programming of life, the DNA software that goes along with the cellular hardware, is analogous to the programming of computers. However, we haven't yet been able to fully […]
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|July 26, 2012
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Luskin and Zimmer should discuss common ancestry directly. What would either side consider good evidence?
Swingin' from the chandeliers retro: Rick Sternberg on human-chimp genome similarity
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Sequencing the genome of a person of 103 years of age
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He said it: Rising star geneticist Laurence Hurst on the biggest question of all in genomics
|June 13, 2012
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Perfection or junk? And how much of what?
Bill Dembski: Is information a primitive concept, on a par with matter and energy?
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"I've got a massive, one-volume encyclopedia of physics on my shelf with publication date 1992. Neither among the main entries nor in the extensive index does the word 'information' appear. "
Hybrid virus has genome combined by as-yet-unknown mechanism
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"Identical sequences of DNA located at completely different places on multiple plant genomes"
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Gene expression: "Each signaling pathway has its own signaling molecule"
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Sweet is slow poison as per the medical report....too much intake of sweets triggers out the ageing process bcz the liver is compelled to secret more enzyme to release more hormone to assimilate the extra sugar taken by the body....and the pancreas are also compelled to release more insulin to break the sugar into energy thatz present in the blood.....so after a certain point the 2 organs cease functioning and the body is filled with more of free radicals that can slowdown the formation & division of cells so that the body gets quick decayed...and man becomes old quickly....so avoid the sweet.....Answered by Pradipta pati, 26 Dec '12 08:10 pm
Kabhi kabhi haan. Sometimes I eat only halwa for dinner.Answered by Avantika, 26 Dec '12 08:05 pm
Sweets, dekhkar hi pet bhar jaata hai. :-)Answered by sur, 26 Dec '12 08:04 pm
Sweets r nt gud......... so u shuld nt fill ur stomach wth sweetsAnswered by QUEENIE ELLY, 26 Dec '12 08:03 pm
I am not fond of excessive of sweets.Answered by Flying Saucer, 01 Nov '13 06:58 pm
Jee haan.. konse sweets aap dene wale ho?Answered by subhash, 27 Dec '12 11:05 am
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The U.S. is still seeing Africa from a Cold War perspective rooted in political realist thought, writes Africa security expert Metelits. But characterizing non-Western institutions as having a lack of governance and generalizing about political violence can lead to grave errors in assessing the threat environment.
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It's tempting to see today's Middle East conflicts as the continuation of centuries-old sectarian divisions, but Frederick Wehrey cautions against it. "Sectarianism is really a local institutional governance phenomenon that needs to be addressed through political reform in the Gulf, through ending discrimination, through greater participation in governance."
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Lest We Forget: The 20th Anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide | 04/04/14
As we remember this tragedy when so many innocent Rwandans died, we must examine why genocide occurs, and learn how to prevent such atrocities from happening again. Are we ignoring ongoing genocides today? Are the victims and their families receiving justice? These resources provide a guide not only to the past, but to the present and future.
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Thomas Patrick Melady (1927-2014)
Everyone knows of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, when Hutus massacred Tutsis. But few have heard of the 1972 genocide in neighboring Burundi, when Tutsis slaughtered 80,000-210,000 Hutus. U.S. Ambassador Melady was an eyewitness. In this 1974 article, he discusses Burundi and other countries where hostile groups live side by side.
"War on Terror," an Insider's View: A Conversation with Harold H. Koh | 02/28/14
Harold Hongju Koh, James Traub
As legal adviser to the State Department from 2009 to 2013, Harold Koh was responsible for making judgments about the most difficult issues in the "war on terror": drone strikes, military tribunals, preventive detention. This fascinating and revealing conversation explores Koh's moral convictions and the inner workings of government.
By All Means Necessary: How China's Resource Quest is Changing the World | 02/18/14
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As China's urban middle class expands, China's government--and private companies--are traveling the globe in pursuit of fuel, ores, water, and farmland. And the government has all kinds of tools to bring to bear, from public diplomacy and backroom deals, to low-cost financing and low-cost labor. How is this quest changing the world, including China itself?
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Potty train puppy
Don't we all love puppies? They are so lovable and easy to pet. Unfortunately there is a big challenge ahead: potty training. Just like human babies, puppies and kittens have to be potty trained. This can be done though, through persistence, patience and understanding. For the little dog to adopt a habit of urinating and defecating where you want, it needs persistent lessons. To potty train puppy pets you must indeed be a very cool and understanding person.
Appreciate the fact that a few puppies are slow runners but when they understand what you want they can never disappoint. These little ones have one thing in common: poor bladder control. They have a need to push out urine every one or two hours. The first thing they want to do in the morning is to empty their bladder. After an exciting play time or walk he or she will also want to urinate. As you can already realize, having a puppy is much like having a toddler. It must be taught good manners just like a tot does.
How to potty train a puppy
Puppies will easily follow a habit. If they have been taught to only defecate in the garden they will not do it while out strolling. A pup will come back home, and if not taken to the toilet, it will most definitely defecate indoors. More information on how to potty train a puppy is as shown below.
1. Bear with your puppy's frequent urination - As hinted above, puppies must urinate often, particularly when they are young. You should be available to take the dog outside based on its age. For instance, a pup who is two months old should get a potty break every two hours while one who is double her age should get a potty break every four hours.
2. Set a workable feeding program - Puppies defecate very quickly after feeding. They should be fed when there is someone indoors to let them out of the crate. If you set a feeding program your pup's hunger pangs will hit just on time. This way you will be able to control their pooping habit.
3. Keep a simple journal – There is no better way to understand your dog than to record its defecating, urinating, sleeping and eating habits. Most baby dogs will urine after every half hour to one hour and eliminate a short time after eating. Bowel movements, as stated above, can easily be regulated with a consistent feeding program. But urinating behaviors must be projected after consistent observation.
4. Pick a toilet for your dog – Dogs are creatures of habit and they are also naturally obedient. As you choose their toilet think about accessibility. The bathroom should be close enough to the puppy so it can keep using the potty. The picked potty will depend on where you live. Those who live in city apartments should let the dog use their bathrooms. A pen can also be kept indoors. If your city residence is not in a crowded area you can set the puppy toilet outside the house while still keeping convenience in mind. A crate can also be used by dog owners who do not have time to potty train all through the day.
5. Maintain a routine – Since dogs learn habits easily, you can maintain a strict habit when potty training. For instance, when taking out your pup to defecate in the garden, you should use the same door, path and toilet area every day. Your journal as well as proper understanding of your dog breed's eliminating behavior can help you a lot. Soon enough the puppy will learn to smell its urine and feces and then associate that spot with toilet. We would also advocate for use of potty training pads that have fragrance to tempt the dog to evacuate on them.
Potty training a puppy – 4 puppy potty training basics
Potty training a puppy is not that hard but it requires persistence. You need only to master four things to achieve your goal.
Confinement - A cage or crate will be the most appropriate place to confine your baby dog when potty training it. Ensure that the cage is big enough for easier movement and small enough so the dog does not think of making a toilet in one corner and a bed in another. Do not place anything on the crate or cage floor.
Training – consistent lessons and corrections are needed to make the dog poop or pee where you want. A leach may help you control a little dog who is easily distracted. They are just like two-year old tots. Anything flashy or noisy will distract him. Praise– For it to feel motivated for behaving well, your pup needs a little praise after using its toilet correctly. Adopting different cheer words to indicate urinating or defecating is very essential. The little creature will learn to associate those cheer words with the appropriate habit.
Timing – This puppy potty training tip is needed particularly after feeding. You should be able to predict when your pup will urinate or defecate after a meal. Also after going outside for a walk or play, timing is needed so the dog can eliminate urine or feces outside. Your tiny pet needs a free time area perhaps with a baby gate for restricting movement.
Potty training puppies: Potty training puppy don'ts
When potty training puppies, do not:
Yell at your dog when he is incorrect. He might urinate more due to fear.
Overdo petting, greeting or sweet talking your pup while inside the house. Excitement and too much pampering makes dogs urinate. Overfeed, give different foods or feed unsuitable diet.
Leave pups alone for long as nature will take its course
Another potty training puppy tip is to always use consistent cue words and to always be there when the puppy evacuates to show your approval.
Potty training dogs: Why you can fail in dog potty training
Potty training dogs at home will fail because of the following:
Expecting dogs not to forget what they were taught yesterday. Consistence on your part is needed.
Leaving your puppy indoors for too long making it wait for you by the door to get out in vain.
Causing your dog to feel too stressed out and lonely in a big house. When bored he will just poop or urinate everywhere.
Dog potty training won't work if you let your pup have too much freedom. They need confinement and constant supervision.


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I always find myself looking forward to the weekend with a fervor that borders on religious, particularly by Thursday or Friday. It's going to be SO NICE, I think, and I will SLEEP LATE and RELAX and RECHARGE. And then Monday rolls around and I am just as exhausted and cranky as usual. It seems unfair.
[Side note: I did finally make an appointment to see my doctor, on account of recent life stressors do seem to be taking a slight toll on my health, possibly. Weird, right? I mean, who knew that constant months of high stress might make you less than perfectly healthy or something? So I called my doctor in August to mention that hey, um, my hair is falling out, among other things. (Good thing I have a LOT of hair, even in its currently shorn state.) They gave me an appointment in October. I'm hoping to not be completely bald or, you know, DEAD by then.]
Anyway. The weekend. We spent most of Saturday with Chickie, which was lovely, and involved a lot of eating, seems like. (Hey, that Buy One Blizzard Get One For $.99 special at Dairy Queen is not going to EAT ITSELF, man.) (I know; when we take her out of the hospital for the day I always want to feed her something healthy, but then ice cream is the language of love, right? So healthy lunch, ice cream later. It's a compromise. Sort of.) (more…)


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Dewitt To Do It Lyrics - J-Dilla
Yeah, turn it up baby
Oh, what is this
You remind me of my brain,
I don't think you go baby get the tape,
get to think the people put with the frame
but the change
you can ask em come and put the bang
took em in the same sense f*ck the game
but your name bitch, give me give me brain
and they say that ..whole dealing
..with the, with the whole building
come kill enough whenever you get the whole deal with
so ill with the..dewitt
I'll be proud of that without a doubt
spot her mouth, run up we run the mouth and
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you look at me and yeah you look at you.
You look at me and looking at you.
and y'all check it out,
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I'm looking dewitt to do it,
Shake it out and I'm looking at you.
dewitt to do it,
shake it out yeah
uh, shake it down
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this for my bitches we're calling it all
and this is for my niggas with bars and crown
bitch niggas leaving and they..
stay there, these niggas don't play their son,
chick is chick to get the head done,
get son from that one
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get your feeling 'cause nothing you say all
'cause this is the seat and stack in paper,
now take the reason, you take the chain up
f*ck dewitt to do it, f*ck with danger
up in the rang and I got the gang and niggas that run with bangs and guns
and danger
they run with things and..
you f*ck with this, you f*ck with danger,
you see me dewitt I do it to dewitt to do it,
when you see me I do it, I do what you dewitt to do it,
I do it, dewitt to do it, dewitt to do it,
when you see me do it,
dewitt to do it, dewitt to do it,
when you see me do it, dewitt to do it,
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To take an existing commodity and claim ownership over its production rights.
Let's patent rice and sell it to the asians.
od uživatele Adam Roberts' Cat 19. Listopad 2011
Pattern. Used when a person has a trick up his sleeves.
Oui ah chootee, you always patent more than badminton.
od uživatele mightydodo 02. Listopad 2010


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Industry Leader to Manufacture Chassis of Revolutionary Integrated Theater Console
DRAPER, UTAH – January 9, 2008- SE2 Labs announced today that the chassis for the company's revolutionary ITC One (Integrated Theater Console) will be manufactured by Neal Feay Company, a leader in high-end audio, video and home theater design and manufacturing. The ITC One is the world's first personalized, fully-integrated, one-box home entertainment solution. More than a new product launch, the introduction of SE2 Labs' ITC One will result in an entirely new category in home electronics.
"In developing the ITC One, we always had the vision of a high-end, sleek and stylish product that people would be blown away by," said Michael Pyle, president and CEO of SE2 Labs. "With their experience and portfolio of products, we knew Neal Feay was the way to go for the manufacturing of the ITC One's framework."
The ITC One was created to become a mainstay of high-end home theater products. SE2 Labs' mission has been to keep quality at a superior level in all facets of its development. This is true for the many best-in-breed components that are included in each ITC One, as well as the actual manufacturing of the product, its parts and its design. Neal Feay fits the bill in all respects with their industry-wide well-known manufacturing prowess and award-winning industrial design team.
Neal Feay was founded in 1944, and the company has come a long way in its 63 year history. How wide of a range of products could a manufacturing company possibly have on its record? Well, they have certainly grown from their jewelry and slide-rules manufacturing days in the 1950's!
Continuing to evolve throughout the 1970's, which even included the manufacturing of skateboards and medical instruments, the company got involved in the manufacturing of high-end audio, video and home theater products in the 1990's. Known for their distinctive industrial design, mechanical engineering and rapid prototyping, Neal Feay can now also add the new category of "integrated theater consoles," created by the ITC One, to their repertoire.
The ITC One's modular design allows consumers to personalize their entire system just how they want it. Consumers can select from the following components to be included in their one-box home theater console: Microsoft X-Box 360, X-Box 360 HD DVD Player, Nintendo Wii, DirecTV, High-Def TiVo, Dish Network DVR, national cable providers DVR, including Comcast, Time Warner, Cox Cable and many more, AMX Netlinx Control System, High-End Digital Surround Processor, Bryston Pre-Amp Processor with full digital outputs, IcePower High-End D-Class Amplifiers, High-End Video Processor, Front Touchpanel Screen, Apple Video iPod with Dock, proprietary Remote Control, Power Conditioning, Transparent Cabling and Cable Harness and an Anti-Noise and Vibration System. They get a house full of electronics slimmed down to a small console – 18" wide x 21" high x 20" deep.
All final assembly and electronic work will be done at SE2 Labs' manufacturing facility in Draper, Utah.
With seven patents pending, the ITC One is the only high-end, all-in-one home entertainment system of its kind on the market today. The ITC One will be sold through custom installers starting at an MSRP of $24,995.
In Brief: Release Summary
• SE2 Labs announced today that the chassis for the ITC One will be manufactured by Neal Feay Company, a leader in high-end audio, video and home theater design and manufacturing.
• All final assembly and electronic work will be done at SE2 Labs' manufacturing facility in Draper, Utah.
• The ITC One is the world's first personalized, fully-integrated, one-box home entertainment solution.
• Neal Feay was founded in 1944 and has manufactured everything from jewelry, slide-rules and skateboards to high-end audio, video and home theater products and medical equipment.
• SE2 Labs' mission has been to keep quality at a superior level in all facets of its development, including the individual components in each ITC One as well as its manufacturing and design.
• The ITC One's modular design allows consumers to personalize their entire system just how they want it.
• The ITC One will be sold through custom installers starting at an MSRP of $24,995.
About SE2 Labs
SE2 Labs is the innovator behind the ITC One (Integrated Theater Console), the world's first personalized, compact, all-in-one, plug-and-play home entertainment system. Designed to simplify the installation and enjoyment of high-end home theater systems, the ITC One integrates a variety of best-in-breed components, including a high-def player, audio, video, gaming, control devices and more — all built-in a single, compact box. Coupled with a patented cooling system, revolutionary mechanics and a streamlined console design, the ITC One creates an entirely new product category in home electronics. ITC One's are also available with displays, speakers and other peripherals for a complete home entertainment setup. The brainchild of Michael Pyle, former owner of high-end custom installation firm Aurant, SE2 Labs is headquartered in Draper, Utah.
For more information about SE2 Labs and its breakthrough products, please visit www.se2labs.com or call (801) 523-2600.
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WARSAW, Poland – Polish national airline LOT said its Boeing 787s, which had been grounded for months because of battery problems, will resume flying in June and that it will seek compensation from the U.S. plane-maker.
The world's total fleet of 50 Boeing 787s has been grounded since Jan. 16 as Boeing and investigators tried to figure out why one aircraft battery caught fire and another smoldered, forcing an emergency landing. Both cases concerned aircraft owned by Japanese airlines.
Every 787 has two lithium-ion batteries. To solve the problem, Boeing is making changes to the battery design and is adding a steel enclosure that is to prevent any overheating that might occur from affecting the plane.
Sebastian Mikosz, LOT's chief executive, told the PAP news agency that both of the carrier's 787s will resume commercial flights to North America and China in early June, following repairs and test flights.
A third 787 that LOT is due to receive in May will have a new kind of battery and will also enter service in June. Two more 787s are to join LOT's fleet this summer.
Heavily indebted LOT is Europe's only airline to have 787s, also known as Dreamliners. Norwegian Air Shuttle has ordered some, but deliveries have been delayed.
LOT's management had hoped that the modern and fuel-efficient plane would attract new business and improve financial results. Instead, the grounding has cost it money as it had to extend lease on its three 767s.
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Why do people buy organic milk; it tastes the same as regular?
It's totally obvious to me that there is no reason to buy organic milk. It tastes the same as "commercial" milk.
Common sense and people's taste buds conclusively prove that there is no advantage to organic milk.
re: rockandroller1
Fair enough.
re: trentyzan
Sounds good to me.
I've been buying organic milk. No real reason since I don't buy organic meats and vegetables as a rule. One thing I've found with the organic milk I've been buying is that it can last a long time in the fridge. After the kids left for college I had milk in the fridge for over 4 weeks, I don't use it for much more than cooking and lattes. I thought for sure it was spoiled but smelled and tasted fine.
re: scubadoo97
Yep. I understand it's ultrapasturized so the shelf life is longer.
re: Cathy
Cathy, you might be partially correct (on the texture component). Didn't you see my OP? I said there's no difference in flavor. I also said that common sense says there's no difference in taste.
If this thread
is any indicator, someone making a forceful assertion is sufficient to "prove" a point. I said it first in this thread. Therefore, it's true.
re: johnb
...and that was my point to the OP. I said there was a difference in flavor *of the organic milk that I buy*.
I said nothing about the organic milk anyone else buys.
I started buying OM because of the hormone additive factor and figured if I am going to pay extra, I am going for the stuff I grew up with.
There is nobody manufacturing non-organic cream top milk.
re: filth
<If there is a difference in flavor, we would all have great tasting milk.>
The organic milk you drank, filth, may have tasted no different from conventional milk to you, and so your taste perceptions are accurate FOR YOU. The organic milk where you are may taste bland compared to the organic milk of Vermont, Oregon, Northern California and Western Pennsylvania.
Your taste acuity does play a role. While you may not perceive differences between the flavor of organic and conventional milk, that does not mean at all that others could not perceive and taste rather marked flavor differences between the same organic and conventional milk that you tasted.
This comes up all the time in the classes I teach. Each of us tastes and perceives flavors differently, and each of us has a different set of taste acuities and deficits. The world of flavor one person experiences is not at all the world of flavor another person experiences.
re: DougOLis
Most likely.
I can't find cream top milk in any form anywhere else and I have looked.
Good replies from all...all I can add is that buying organic isn't always necessarily about the taste. Often organic _will_ taste better, although given how the American taste buds have been manipulated by the food industry to accept non-natural or inferior flavor in their food, I have heard comments from folks who reject organic foods because they "taste funny".
But I think that "organic" is (or should be) really about having something produced by more natural and traditional processes. Unfortunately, labeling laws in the USA make the designation a bit unclear and as big companies are jumping on the "organic" bandwagon, there is evidently a lot of pressure from them to change and relax the labeling guidelines. Organic is becoming big business.
re: The Professor
Exactly. I don't buy organic products because they taste better, or even because they're healthier for me as the consumer. I buy them because I want to support better farming practices that are healthier for people, animals and the environment.
re: Ruth Lafler
All of these make sense to me.
re: Ruth Lafler
I'm very much with you in the better for the environment, bonus is its better for us too. Do pay attention to how far your milk travels though. Thats why the organic milk is so pasturized, it must travel so far. I feel this ultra pasturized long traveling milk is not so good for us or the environment. However, there are only a few major producers. Organic local milk with limited pasturization....YUM... you can taste the difference.
Given the choice between organic or not, with few exceptions, I would still buy the long traveling milk. The growth hormone has been linked to earlier adolesence in our children....not saying that its true but ...gross
re: Ruth Lafler
+1 and thanks for saying it so well.
re: The Professor
I second The Professor's point of view. In America, its 100% business driven, and the pressure for big companies to jump on the bandwagon and relax the rules is intense.
The problem is that the definition of "organic" is still very loose. In some parts of Europe like Germany, there is better regulation and some businesses are adhering to the rules strictly. Demeter is a brand where this tradition is maintained. http://www.demeter.de/
To illustrate: For a farmer in the hills of Alps, his/her livelihood is determined by the health of the animals. How much by way of immunizations should go into the animals to keep them healthy? What kind of pesticides can be used on the fields? What's the tradeoff to qualify as "Organic"? What can they be fed - e.g. Which proportion of genetically modified Monsanto foodstock are they allowed to have, if any?
I can say that after a few years in Europe having been exposed to a lower level of food additives and chemicals in food, my wife and I can literally feel the difference every time we're back in the States - we feel bloated from the things we are eating even though we try our best to watch what we consume. When we come back to Europe, the bloated feeling goes away after a week or so.
Just food for thought.
You know, it's okay to be a chowhound and care about both taste AND other issues related to food. Taste doesn't exist exclusive of other concerns. Food is complex.
I have never bought organic milk because of its hyper-inflated price. I use 3 gallons of milk per week. Buying organic would cost me an extra $400 per year - that's outrageous!
re: adamshoe
Depending on who the manufacturer is, they could very likely just be lying. Yes, in theory so could the organic producers, but most organic producers have as part of their business plan trying to do things different and special and better, not to just cut corners and sell it to unsuspecting consumers, like some of the really big agribusiness type companies who I will not name here.
But assuming they are not fed hormones and are telling the truth, that's great. But they are not fed organic feed, whether that feed is natural (grass) or grain or some combination of the two. Non-organic grain usually has genetically modified components. What the cow eats, you eat or drink when you consume its products. I don't want to eat GE grain any more than I want to ingest hormones. And they do tend to mix in a lot of filler that I also don't want my cow to eat, such as non-cow but other animal waste parts. I don't want to drink milk from that cow either.
re: adamshoe
as rock says they could be lying - or they could just be a dairy thats sort of new to operating organic as it takes a number of years to be certified organic - thats the case with our local milk.
re: coastie
Somehow, I don't think that Clo the Cow, of Clover-Stornetta dairies in Sonoma would lie to me about her hormone intake! I am shocked that you'd impugn the integrity of such a fine spokes-cow. Do you really think that any dairy would be bold enough to just outright lie about their use (or non use) of RGBH?
re: adamshoe
I certainly wasn't speaking of Clo the Cow, I don't even know her. :) I was thinking more of big, agribusiness-owned companies. And yes, they lie. Just like the morningstar farms people were using not-for-human-consumption corn in some of their products until they got caught, and I think there was another major organic dairy who was not that long ago called out for not feeding their cows organic feed.
re: beth1
If what you want is longer shelf life, why not just do what everybody in the world outside of North America does and just buy Parmalat or another brand of UHT milk. Then you have the additional advantage of not even having to refrigerate it until you open it, and it keeps "forever"
Milk does taste different depending on the producer. If you've ever had milk from an old-fashioned farm raised cow, it's a richer and clearer taste than milk from a factory dairy.
Here in Maryland, I buy my milk and cream from a coop outfit called South Mountain Creamery, which gets its milk from local family farms throughout central Maryland and neighboring Pennsylvania, where the cows are raised in proper fields and eat grass instead of some industrially managed diet. The milk is absolutely wonderful and doesn't have the slightly industrial taste of so many regular milk brands.
re: Roland Parker
I think you're premise is faulty. The average dairy herd in Pennsylvania is about 60-70 cows, and nationwide it is about double that. Family farms can and do go much larger than that before the "industrial size" category is reached. As such, the majority of milk on average, as you buy it in the store, regardless of brand, is coming from cows that live on family farms, not industrial farms. I don't know where this "industrial taste" comes from. BTW, the really big farms are primarily in California, Wisconsin, New York, and places like that, and their milk seldom reaches Maryland.
Doesn't non organic milk contain a bunch of antibiotics too? It would be interesting to hear from someone who has information on that.
Typically I follow my gut. My gut tells me that food is better when it comes naturally from the earth unadulterated. I know that there are two sides to this arguement and I really don't want to get into a debate with someone who wants me to site sources. For me I just feel better going organic and local whenever possible. It is piece of mind.
Uh, why wouldn't organic milk taste different?
Milk tastes different from brand to brand whether its organic or not. Right now, I think my local milk brand options kind of suck so I'm buying an organic brand that I like. But, if I were unable to purchase that particular brand (Organic Valley) I'd go back to my local options since I think Horizon Organic Milk is nasty.
Personally, my favorite brand is not organic but since I'd have to drive 1800 miles to get it (Anderson Erikson...oh how much do I desire you...how I dream of your lovely, lovely cottage cheese...), I'll stick with the best tasting brand I can get. Which happens to be organic.
re: sebetti
Yeah, I don't like the taste of Horizon milk either, and it's not really the flavor but to me, it's flatter or more watery or something. Something's different than OV or local brands like Shatto. I drink skim or 1%, so that might be why, but I use whole for tea and cooking, and I can detect the difference in it, too. I'm with you on the AE cottage cheese, too, though Organic Valley's is even better, just terribly expensive. It feels like a treat to spend that much on cottage cheese. I wish I could still get Friendship brand, but haven't seen it west of the Mississippi River.
I don't think there's much difference in taste between the ultra-pasturized milks, whether they are organic or not. But I can absolutely tell the difference between the UP and the local milk I buy. It's not certified organic, so it's only $4.09/gallon (organic from Wegman's runs $5.69/gallon and upwards of $6 for Horizon), but it's hormone-free, produced by a small cooperative of small local dairies, and NOT UP, so it has a more fresh taste and I can use it to make cheese! Of course it's big drawback is that it doesn't last as long in the fridge, and we occasionally have to dump some down the drain. But that's a price I'm willing to pay, even in tough times, to know that I'm supporting local farmers and avoiding hormones that probably aren't so great for me or my kids.
re: RosemaryHoney
Honey, shame on you if you're a cheese maker. When that milk "goes bad" let it curdle and then strain it though a cheesecloth overnight. It makes a very nice, sweet and sweet smelling soft cheese! We used to buy fresh milk in southern Bolivia and did what I recommend when the milk soured. Course now all the milk in Bolivia is pasturized and UHT packed.
re: Sam Fujisaka
Yeah, occasionally I do this, but sometimes it doesn't work. My milk takes too long to curdle, and the cheese ends up off tasting. Sometimes I drop some lemon juice in there for a head start, but it seems to be hit or miss with me. Any tips? And, don't worry - and bad milk and/or off-tasting cheese goes to the goats in our house :) The "down the drain" is proverbial in a house with goats and worm compost.
re: RosemaryHoney
I suspect that it was the unpasturized completely untreated milk we used to buy in Bolivia. It seemed to go "bad" all at once - and then made great cheese.
I think every Chowhound ought to read the Sunday Times magazine piece by Michael Pollan on the food crisis that's facing us (whether we know it or not). Here's the link:
(BTW it's free to register and download from the Times) It certainly puts the whole matter of organic and local in a whole new perspective.
re: BerkshireTsarina
For those of you who don't like the taste of Horizon Organic Milk...there is a local Cali brand, Heritage Organic Milk. It was voted Best Tasting Organic Milk in America by the American Masters of Taste. Their cows eat only natural corn and graze in pastures. SO maybe there is something to that whole idea of conscious eating..if the cows are happy, they make great tasting milk!
re: mervin23
There certainly are hormones in Canadian milk; they are produced by the cow.
re: kmcarr
Haha... well said, kmcarr. Really though, Canadian milk, I don't buy organic. Also a comment about organic milk being more expensive. A lot of grocery stores don't mark up their dairy because it's considered an essential (along with eggs and some bread). Organic milk is that much more expensive because A) It's organic B) It's marked up as well.
re: piano boy
I doubt stores price anything cheaply due to its status as "essential." What they do do is apply low markup to things that consumers tend to remember the price of, and thus use as a shortcut to form an opinion about each store's overall prices. There really are items that many or most people remember the price of, and these items are well-known in the grocery trade, and include those you mention, milk, eggs, and (certain types of) bread. Another example, at least along the Eastern seaboard, is Hellman's mayo. For whatever reason, HM is an item that many people remember the price of, so it too tends to be priced at a low markup. I don't imagine anyone would consider HM an "essential," but of course others may differ (Full disclosure: I'm a Duke's man myself).
re: kmcarr
I was referring to exogenous growth hormones.
I buy unpasteurized, un-homogenized milk from the farm. it's delicious! it's also hormone-free and antibiotic free and I've never tasted milk so good in my life
I feel good about helping to support one of my local farmers and I feel good about feeding it to my family
(I know there are detractors of unpasteurized milk... but it works for us)


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You have an appointment for immigration medical examination next week, for my I-485 application of status adjustment. What is the purpose of the exam? and how to submit the exam result to USCIS?
A medical examination is a general requirement for an alien immigrant. The main purpose of the immigration medical examination is to make sure that the alien immigrant is admissible for not having a significant physical diseases or mental disorder of public health. For example, the tuberculosis can be a problem for immigration examination, which could be communicable or not be cured for a short time. The doctor may also ask you some questions, take a chest X-ray, and draw blood.
After the examination, the doctor should fill Form I-693 - Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, to document the results of your medical exam. The doctor should sign the Form I-693, and seal the form in an envelope. You must submit the sealed envelope to USCIS, together with your other I-485 application documents.
I have a question of how to file an online Form DS-160 for my K visa application. I have a minor criminal issue in my country, and currently have no job. Do I have to put the information in the Form DS-160?
The form DS-160 is for non-immigration application and for K visa application. It will ask the visa applicant to provide the current employment information, and the history of employment in the past five years.
In addition to the history of U.S. travel, it will also ask the applicant to provide his or her travel history to all other foreign countries in the past five years, including names, years, and visits. If the visa applicant has relatives in the United States, the applicant should also list relatives in the United States, including those who are U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents.
In the form DS-160, there are several questions about past immigration information, or possible criminal violations, and any other inadmissibility issues. If the alien applicant has been denied visas or refused entry to the U.S., the dates and details of those events also need to be provided.
I am U.S. citizen, my fianc��e is from a foreign country. She came to United States as a tourist and over-stayed illegally for more than 7 months. We would like to get married in U.S. soon. Please help me for what I need to do.
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LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (AP) - A rare jellyfish may have made a stinging debut at a Southern California beach.
The Orange County Register says some people suffered stings all over their bodies last week at Thousand Steps Beach in south Laguna Beach.
Some Fourth of July swimmers came ashore with dark membranes clinging to their bodies as the jellyfish broke up in the surf.
From the color, the jellyfish may be rare black jellies.
Nigela Hillgarth of Birch Aquarium says the species was only identified in 1999 and it's only recently appeared in Southern California.
Black jelly tentacles can grow to 30 feet long. Hillgarth says warmer ocean temperatures may have brought the jellyfish closer to shore in search of prey, where they were caught by the current and thrown ashore.
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