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I have to admit, I thought it was pretty cool to be able to ask Justin Timberlake some questions. While I wont claim to be a huge fan of his music, I will say Im a fan of his acting. The reason for that is
he hosted two episodes of Saturday Night Live and both were very funny. Also, one of the episodes included the best SNL Digital Short, Dick in the Box (which he co-wrote). So getting to sit down with one of the biggest celebrities in the country to talk about SNL, making Love Guru, his music, singing Dick in the Box at Madison Square Garden
it was very cool.
But before getting to the interview
the reason I got to speak with Justin was, hes co-starring in The Love Guru with Mike Myers and Jessica Alba.
As usual, you can either read a transcript of the roundtable interview below or listen to the audio as an MP3 by clicking here. Finally, heres a link to the movie clips from The Love Guru.
Again, The Love Guru hits theaters this Friday.
Question: Do you have the OCD where you have to fix everything? (he's adjusting all the recorders that got put down in front of him)Justin Timberlake: I have OCD mixed with ADD, you try living with that.Q: When you tried on the costume and you looked at yourself in the mirrorJustin Timberlake: I said, This is going to be funny. I know! All I have to do is show up now and this is going to be funny.Q: What do you think they saw in you, that Mike Myers saw in you, that he thought you could pull this off?Justin: I cant say, really, I would assume that my interaction with Mike promoting Shrek the Third was probably most likely my couple of stints on SNL, that Mike knew that I could, I guess, play the part.Q: Did he just send you the script or did he call you up and describe it to you?Justin: He called first and then he sent the script and our conversation went something like, Hey, I want you to come play the villain in this new movie Im working on. Ive been, you know, worshipping the character. I don't know if you guys know Mikes process, but its pretty amazing, right? I wish I would have gotten to workshop Jacques Grande. That was pretty amazing. Now hes just going to be too famous, Im not going to be able to show up and do it.Q: Did you work on the accent, did you get a coach on the accent?Justin: Both. Yes. I figured the best way to do it way to get the accent down proper. And so I got the accent down proper and then when we got to set, for the first couple of days that I was on-set I just kept the dialect coach with me, and said, You have to help me find ways to milk this. Because were in a Mike Myers film, OK, so we have to be funny. I didn't think about it, somebody just pointed this out to me, Im the only other caricature really in the film. I mean, between Mike and myself, everybody else they play it kind of straight. But we are the antagonists in the film. Im the other guy whos basically in a clown suit.Q: Does it help you to stay in character between takes? Did you keep the accent?Justin: As much as possible. I would say something and then repeat it, you know, in zee accent, to try to, you know, to try to sort of keep it fresh. But youre kind of just going, you know, a lot of it, like I said, was picking out certain words where you could mess with the rhythm of them and sort of make them funny.Q: Was comedy always something that you could do easily?Justin: I dont think its easy.Q: Why do you find youre funny? Where does that come from?Justin: Well look at me! Apart from that. I know that there are certain people in the world like Mike who just enjoy making people laugh. My earliest memories as a kid was I would always try to make my mom and my stepdad laugh at dinner. Or make my friends laugh in class. And I don't know, its something I just really enjoy doing. Especially to be part of something like this, you dont get this call every day. Because Mike doesnt do this movie but every so often. So, you know, I jumped at the chance I think.Q: Did you go anywhere in that outfit to see if anybody recognized you?Justin: No, but funny enough, the first day that I worked there were, you know a handful of crew members who didn't know it was me. For the first half day. Actually the director came up to me and he said, this is so funny, youre going to love this, a couple of the crew members just came up and said, Hey, isnt Justin Timberlake supposed to start today? Doesnt he start shooting today? And he was like, Yeah. Did he not show up? And it was like, Thats him. So when stuff, when things like that started to come to my attention, I was like, This is going to be something memorable.Q: Youve hosted two very good episodes of Saturday Night Live. Do you get nervous when youre hosting, and lets talk about Dick in the Box. This is our first time being able to talk about it. Did you know it was going to be what it was? I heard you even performed it in concert.Justin: Yeah, no, we totally were thinking Emmy. I was looking at Andy, I finished the last lyrics and melody, and I saidEmmy. Uh, no. We knew it was funny to us. We knew, we were laughing and that must count for something. And I think comedy translates that way, you know? Just like I feel like live shows translate that way, if youre having a good time it bleed onto people. But it was something, you know, Lorne wanted us to do, you know, after the Chronicles of Narnia, Lorne said, were having Justin on the show, we have to do some sort of digital short. And Andy [Samberg] and I just got together, and I remember, him and his co-writers, I think one of them said, What about the old Dick in a Box Joke? And we were like, That could be funny. Then all of a sudden, I cant remember who said it, but it was like, What if we made a cheesy, early nineties R&B song out of it? I was like, I got that. And we just started writing it. They had written down a bunch of lines. You know, we came back the next day and one of his co-writers had done a bunch of lines. So I just basically modified the lines, added words here and there and put it together like a puzzle and put a melody to it.Q: What about performing it in concert, didn't you do that?Justin: We did it at the Garden.Q: How did that go over?Justin: Imagine a sold-out Madison Square Garden singing the whole song. It was pretty magical. As far as getting nervous for SNL, its just pure excitement. You get that little bit of nervousness because you know the next hour and a half youre just going to be running. You dont have time to think about it. I think thats why they give you a week to figure it out, because you really dont have time to think about whats happening. If youre able to, do me a favor and YouTube the Christmas episode with Dick in a Box, and watch the opening segment. Because I went from a suit into the Cup of Soup in literally 30 seconds. It should give you an idea. Because theres no commercial break between the intro with Alvin and the Chipmunks and the next sketch, and I walk in to the next sketch. And its a short amount of time. So thats how fast youre changing clothes. You dont have time to think about anything when the show is actually being taped.Q: Was acting always an extension for you of music? Was that always a plan of yours?Justin: Funny enough, I remember, its interesting, my dad and I just had a conversation, my stepdad and I just had a conversation. He goes, You know, its so funny that youre actually still finding a way to get into film. And I said, What do you mean? He said, Remember when you were 14 and you were recording demos in Nashville. The television show had gotten canceled and I was going back to school and I was about to start high school. Our next think was to drive out to LA for pilot season, and thats what I was going to do. And I got a phone call from Chris Kirkpatrick, and said theres a label in Germany that will sign us and well have an manager. Didn't know hed end up serving 25 in jailbut its not my business. Its just funny how it all kind of works out.Q: So youre surprised at the way things have turned out for you?Justin: A lot. A lot. Every day I kind of look at it and say, How did
but its interesting, one thing kind of leads to the other. I don't know, everybody says, Everything happens for a reason. I don't know about that, but I know that one thing leads to the other. I think Ive just been lucky enough to have some opportunities thus far to do films that I think are either good dramatic roles or good stories to tell or, you know, Jacques Grande.Q: Do you get nervous right before a concert, do you get nervous going on set?Justin: Not before a concert.Q: What about going on set for a movie like this?Justin: I think it depends. You sort of feelfor instance, take a film like Black Snake Moan? Basically, I was just an emotional wreck the whole movie, my character. So theres a lot of concentration that goes into filming those scenes, you just feel the weight of them more than anything. I think for a performer, because thats really what we all are, I think that the focus kind ofanytime the nervousness comes in, the focus jumps in as well and it overbears it in a way. It supersedes it. I think you just become uber-focused.Q: Youve done huge arenas, have you done stadiums yet? You must have done stadiums. Going before 50,000 people, butterflies or anything?Justin: Oh, yeah, you get butterflies. Its not like, Oh my God, I hope I do good. You just kind of get caught up in the electricity of it. If thats what you mean, Oh, yeah, that still happens to this day. And when that stops happening, you should stop. Its addictive, you know what I mean?Q: Do you know anything about hockey, and are you a Celine Dion fan?Justin: Im a Celine Dion fan. Maybe not as obsessive as my character. I knew a little bit about hockey, but obviously I learned a lot. I got a crash course in how to play goalie, which is not easy at all. I was OK, I did pretty good. I got to actually, Ill tell you whats fun, is you get in these situations, because thats what I really wanted to do when I was a kid, I wanted to be a pro basketball player. Thats the only thing I cared about when I was a kid, I played AAU ball, I played junior Olympic, I did the whole thing from the time I was eight until I was 14, and then all of a sudden I was 14 years old and I got the phone call saying, Hey, they got us a record deal. All right, that sounds pretty promising.Q: What keeps you grounded? How are you able to avoid the whole celebrity thing, all the fame thing?Justin: I think that it all goes back to, a lot of it goes back to family. I think its how youre raised. I think that a lot of people, it does, it is at some point or another you have a moment where things become, it becomes pressure. Because you do feel like people are watching you, and you do feel like youre going to affect people and you feel the weight of that. So you start to feel pressure. Then you deal with it one of two waysor maybe three or four ways. But I think a lot of it has to do with however you were prepared before that moment. For me, my mom and my stepdad, I was born and raised in a home where, you know, we were always taught that everybody puts their pants on the same way every morning. So just because you have, just because you can do one or two things extraordinarily. I know when I was a kid it was Michael Jordan. I remember when I was really young and my parents telling me, Hes a great basketball played but that doesnt make him superhuman, you know? That makes him a great basketball player. I think thats just what I was taught. How its affected me in my adult life with what dealing with what might become too much pressure to meet peoples needs or fascination, is I just let it go. I dont invest in it. And I stay away from it as much as I can.Q: What was the most fun moment on set?Justin: Well the set was kind of a party the whole time. I think the most fun moment on set was actually getting to take slap shots from Rob Lake. That was probably the most fun moment on set. Meeting these legendary hockey players and then like skating around with them and them giving me tips on how to actually play goalie. Im never going to do this after this movies over, its too painful. But I didn't tell them that, I was just like, Thanks man, thank you.Q: Any new records?Justin: Not of my own, but I do have a lot of creative juice going into writing and producing my artists on our indie label. Its called Tennman records. Tennessee Man. Thats me.


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Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. ("21st Century Fox" or the "Company" — NASDAQ:FOXA, FOX; ASX:FOXLV, FOX) received notification of an unsolicited "mini-tender offer" made by TRC Capital Corporation ("TRC Capital") to purchase up to 3 million shares of 21st Century Fox Class A common stock from the Company's stockholders at $30.25 per share in cash. TRC Capital's offer price is approximately 4.6% below the closing share price of the Company's Class A common stock on September 3, 2013, the day before the offer commenced, and the offer is for approximately 0.19% of the outstanding shares of Class A common stock. The offer is subject to various conditions, including TRC Capital's ability to obtain sufficient funding necessary to consummate the offer.
The Company is not associated with TRC Capital or this unsolicited offer and recommends that 21st Century Fox stockholders do not tender their shares in response to the offer. 21st Century Fox does not endorse TRC Capital's offer because it is at a price below the market price for the Company's Class A common stock and, as a mini-tender offer, it does not provide investors with the same level of protections as provided by larger tender offers under U.S. federal securities laws. The Company urges shareholders to obtain current market quotations for their shares of Class A common stock, review the conditions to the offer, consult with their broker or financial adviser and exercise caution with respect to TRC Capital's offer.
Mini-tender offers seek to acquire less than five percent of a company's outstanding shares, thereby avoiding many disclosure and procedural requirements under U.S. federal securities laws and the rules and regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"). The SEC has cautioned investors about mini-tender offers, noting that "some bidders make mini-tender offers at below-market prices, hoping that they will catch investors off guard if the investors do not compare the offer price to the current market price." The SEC's tips for investors regarding mini-tender offers may be found on the SEC's Web site at http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/minitend.htm.
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Vol. 3, No. 4 • Fourth Week • Summer Session • June 30, 2003
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This year's camp began June 12 and will continue through July 18. The federally funded program provides 25 program days for more than 600 area youth at no cost.
The program, which is conducted by University Recreation, provides area youth, including those from low socioeconomic families, an opportunity to learn sports skills and receive information about drugs/alcohol, nutrition, careers and higher education.
It's not just a sports camp," said Lisa Mc Intyre, activities director of NYSP and women's gymnastics coach. "There's a strong educational component that has a positive influence on many of our participants."
The program runs from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Participants are transported to campus, where they eat breakfast before beginning the day's activities and have lunch before heading home in the afternoon. Each participant also receives a free physical and T-shirt.
"I see how NYSP has benefited so many kids and the community, as well," said Mc Intyre, who has been involved in the program for seven years. "This program is about putting kids on the right track for life -- it's about making a difference in their lives and having a positive impact on them."
In 1991 and 1998 UW-Eau Claire's NYSP project was selected as the number one program in the country out of 200 programs, and each year between 1993 and 2002 the program received a Meritorious Award.
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of Water Street accessible following road reconstruction
"There's still some construction equipment in the area and some work to complete, but the road is open and totally accessible to university parking lots," he said.
The Water Street improvement project, from Second Avenue to Sixth Avenue, includes new sanitary sewer and services, water main and services, storm sewer, concrete curb and gutter, concrete paving, sidewalks and streetscape.
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Semantics Don't Change Truth: The social motivations behind new definitions
Posted By Jennie Chancey on November 22, 2010
Elizabeth Mitchell over at AnswersinGenesis.org has written an excellent piece about how modern scientists simply change definitions in order to make something acceptable which was once unthinkable:
The FDA's recent controversial approval of "ulipristal acetate—an emergency contraceptive effective for up to 5 days" after exposure—made headline news in the September issue of Ob.Gyn. News.1 Like similar medications with an approved 3-day window, the newer drug contains a hormone which not only delays ovulation but also alters the environment inside the uterus to prevent implantation of a fertilized egg.2 And like the others, it claims to not cause abortion if the woman happens to already be pregnant.3…
What about non-surgical termination of pregnancy before implantation—the so-called "morning-after pill"? Stedman's Medical Dictionary 27th edition, copyright 2000, offered a bandage for the conscience of the general medical community and the society they serve: it redefined conception.5Once upon a time, conception was synonymous with fertilization; in the new millennium, conception became synonymous with implantation, which typically occurs 6-9 days later. Stedman's semantic alteration, like an earlier change by The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, reflected not medical science but sociological and political correctness.
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The Tax Court at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia has rejected a bill of information filed by the Management of the Krystal Ocean View Hotel, and insisted on prosecuting the defendant for a tax liability of US$8,073,061.23, including interest accrued and penalties unpaid to the Government of Liberia.
Tax Court Judge Eva Mappy Morgan ruled here Thursday that defense counsels representing the Krystal Hotel situated in Mamba Point failed to show the contrary and other ruling dated January 24, 2012 that says the court cannot repudiate (retract) itself, ordering that the matter be proceeded with.
Prosecutors had filed an action against the management of the hotel for its alleged indebtedness to government a sum of US$514,912.63 unpaid tax for the fiscal periods 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010, respectively. Prosecutors said the hotel failed to properly file and pay 7 percent GST (Goods and Services Tax), 2 percent Presumptive Tax along with withholding Taxes to government.
But following an audit requested for by Krystal Hotel to establish whether or not it actually owed the amount as initially spelt out by prosecutors, the Finance Ministry reflected in its June 22, 2011 audit report that it discovered the hotel was liable for the amount of US$8,073,061.23 instead of the US$514,912.91 earlier claimed by the state.
As a result of the new discovery by the ministry, prosecutors pleaded for the court to hold the defendants liable for US$8 million. But lawyers representing the hotel claimed in their bill of information that on January 24, 2012, Judge Morgan refused prosecution's plea to augment the amount from US$514,912.91 to US$8,073,061.23.
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Mayor Hannemann said, "The City is pleased to offer these improved facilities to cyclists. The availability of a comfort station and staging area will, we hope, encourage and support more bicycling by
The project was completed in two phases. Phase I encompassed the bulk of improvements, including construction of the comfort station. Work began in November 2004 and was completed this month at a cost of $604,300. Phase II consisted of building the fitness court. This latter phase took place between July 2005 and February 2006, at a cost of $94,900. Site Engineering was the contractor for the entire project.
Dept. of Transportation Services – Mark Kikuchi, Project Manager, 527-5026
Dept. of Design and Construction – Eugene C. Lee, Acting Director, 523-4564
Waialae Kahala Bicycle Staging Area
Contractor: Site Engineering
Cost: $604,300
Time to complete the work: 240 calendar days
Notice to Proceed: November 8, 2004
Completion Date: July 2006
City Agencies: Department of Transportation Services
Mark Kikuchi – DTS Project Manager (527-5026)
Department of Design and Construction
Design Consultant: Engineering Concepts, Inc.
Scope of work: Build a comfort station and a staging area on the edge of the KCC campus in a park-like setting; changing area; bicycle rack; landscaping; outdoor table and benches; water fountain
Reasons for improvements: Bikers wanted a place to stage recreational rides, bikers needed a comfort station at the staging area, commuter service for KCC
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Contractor: Site Engineering
Cost: $94,900
Time to complete the work: 60 calendar days
Notice to Proceed: July 18, 2005
Completion Date: September 15, 2005
Actual Completion Date: February 2006
City Agencies: Department of Transportation Services
Mark Kikuchi – DTS Project Manager (527-5026)
Department of Design and Construction
Design Consultant: Engineering Concepts, Inc.
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Armstrong Earns NFCA Region Coaching Staff of the Year Honors June 28, 2014 | Softball Head coach Ted Evans and assistant coach Shelly Tait named the NFCA DII Southeast Region Coaching Staff of the Year for 2014 [read more]
Armstrong Softball Finishes Season Ranked No. 5 June 1, 2014 | Softball Pirates appear in the top five in the NFCA's final Top 25 poll for a second consecutive season [read more]
Mercer, Reppert Named To NCAA Championships All-Tournament Team May 26, 2014 | Softball Two Pirates named to the championships All-Tournament Team, released Monday with the conclusion of the tournament [read more]
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SoftballMay 17, 2014 REGION CHAMPIONS AGAIN! No. 19 Pirates Win, 12-10, To Earn Ticket To Salem ! Armstrong knocks off No. 2-ranked and host North Georgia to earn a second straight berth into the NCAA Division II Softball National Championships
SoftballMay 16, 2014 Walker's Blast Lifts No. 19 Pirates To 3-2 Win Over No. 2 North Georgia Lacye Walker hits a one-out solo shot in the top of the eighth inning to help Armstrong take game one of the NCAA Southeast Super Regional on Friday...
SoftballMay 15, 2014 Mercer, Walker Earn NFCA All-Southeast Region Honors Juniors each earn first-team honors as the coaches' association releases its All-Region teams today
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SoftballMay 11, 2014 No. 19 Pirates Advance To Super Regional With 6-1 Win Over USC Aiken Armstrong finishes the Southeast Regional #2 a perfect 3-0, faces No. 2 North Georgia in Super Regional action in Dahlonega, Ga., on May 16-17
SoftballMay 10, 2014 Reppert Caps Comeback 7-6 Win For No. 19 Pirates Over No. 17 Trojans At NCAA Regional Armstrong advances to Sunday's Southeast Region final; Reppert's walk-off RBI single caps off a two-run bottom of the 7th inning as the Pirates knock...
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SoftballApril 25, 2014 Peyton Roth Named To PBC All-Academic Softball Team Sophomore second baseman earns a spot on the league's annual All-Academic team for 2014
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SoftballApril 13, 2014 No. 12 Pirates Sweep UNC Pembroke On Sunday Armstrong wins, 8-0, in five innings in game one, then downs the Braves, 9-2, in game two to move back into second place in the PBC standings
SoftballApril 12, 2014 No. 12 Pirates Split DH At Francis Marion Saturday Patriots edges Armstrong, 3-2, in game one, but Pirates win game two, 10-1, in five innings
SoftballApril 5, 2014 No. 12 Nighthawks Sweep PBC Doubleheader From No. 4 Pirates On Saturday Clash of the top two teams in the PBC standings goes the way of North Georgia, 8-7 (12 inn.) and 11-7
SoftballApril 2, 2014 Armstrong Softball Ranked No. 4 In Latest NFCA Division II Top 25 Rankings Pirates slip one spot from No. 3 to No. 4 in this week's coaches poll rankings
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SoftballMarch 31, 2014 No. 3 Pirates Split PBC DH At Georgia College Monday Armstrong takes game one from the Bobcats, 4-0, but drops the second game, 7-2
SoftballMarch 30, 2014 No. 3 Pirates' Record-Setting Power Leads To PBC Split At GRU Augusta Armstrong drops game one to the Jaguars, 4-1, but hits a Peach Belt-record eight home runs - along with an NCAA record-tying four from Hannah Reppert...
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SoftballMarch 17, 2014 Walker, Trzaska Earn Weekly PBC Softball Honors Junior Lacye Walker named Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week, while freshman Jane Trzaska named PBC Freshman of the Week for the No. 4 Pirates
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SoftballMarch 14, 2014 No. 4 Pirates Power Past Pacers In PBC Sweep Friday Armstrong launches seven home runs in the doubleheader to knock off USC Aiken, 8-2 and 9-4, in Peach Belt Conference action on Friday afternoon
SoftballMarch 12, 2014 No. 4 Pirates Open PBC Play With Sweep At Flagler Armstrong stretches its current win streak to eight with doubleheader sweep at Flagler on Wednesday, winning 3-1 and 4-0 in its Peach Belt Conference...
SoftballMarch 12, 2014 Armstrong Softball Ascends To No. 4 In NFCA DII Top 25 Poll Pirates move up two spots after picking up four wins at the Saint Leo Invitational over the weekend
SoftballMarch 11, 2014 Alexis Mercer Named PBC Softball Player of the Week Mercer hit .438 and slugged 1.312 with four home runs and eight RBIs in Armstrong's four wins at the Saint Leo Invitational
SoftballMarch 9, 2014 No. 6 Pirates Beat Nova Southeastern, 6-2, To Finish Perfect Weekend Armstrong launches three home runs to down Sharks and extend its current win streak to six; Lacye Walker 3-for-4, HR, 3 RBI
SoftballMarch 8, 2014 Mercer, No. 6 Pirates Power To Two Wins in Florida Junior shortstop leads off bottom of seventh with solo home run as Pirates beat Palm Beach Atlantic, 4-3; Armstrong raps out 16 hits in a 10-6 win...
SoftballMarch 7, 2014 No. 6 Pirates Blast Lions, 16-4, At Saint Leo Invitational Armstrong raps out 16 hits to win first game of invitational over the host school; Haley Ellis grand slam home run, Kacie Patterson two doubles, three...


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> Lunch today at Twin Farms consisted of:
> A tasting of Oysters:
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> parsely
> Island Creek Massachusettes Oysters with heirloom tomato, olives,
> oliove oil and chervil flowers
> Glidden Point Maine Oysters with organic sorrel, corn puree, grilled
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> Pouilly Fume full of limestone chalk minerality, lemon lime citrus and
> slightly floral notes.
> Salmon Three Ways-Grilled with an Asian Plum Sauce, Poached in Sweet
> Soy and Tartare of Toro served with a seaweed salad.
> 2006 Rex Hill Pinot Gris-Nice fresh pear flavors a bit of white peach
> and a nice acidity. A bit flabby in the middle but finsihed nice.
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As students head off to college this month, they should check the family insurance policy.
The Insurance Information Institute says students who live off-campus may not be covered under their parents' homeowners or renters policy.
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You might think that a new couch or a pair of must-have boots will make you happy, but studies show that spending money on material things brings less pleasure than splurging on experiences, like vacations, concerts or restaurant meals. Ryan T. Howell, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at San Francisco State University, explains that experiences produce memories, which bring more long-term pleasure than objects. "Your shoes degrade," he says. "Your memories don't."
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DS2 is one week old today and we have been breastfeeding exclusively which has been going great (for him at least, he has already surpassed his birth weight as of his appointment yesterday!). However, he only really nurses great on my left breast. I have no pain whatsoever. The right breast is a whole different story.
I have blistered and bled and oh my the pain! I don't do anything differently when having him latch compared to the other breast. For the first two seconds of him latching the pain is excruciating! After that, it is still painful, but tolerable. I'm using lanolin more times a day than I can count.
For the past 24 hours I have just been letting him nurse on my right breast and pumping the left almost every feeding to try to let it heal.
What can I do? I don't want to end up with boobs of different sizes! lol, Do you think it will get better if I give it a few days of just pumping to let the nipple heal? TIA
TJ1979:Have you tried changing your position? Do cross cradle on one side and football on the other. That way LO is approaching both sides from the same angle.
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Roll call was answered to, "What do you want for Christmas?" Seventeen members were present.
The minutes from the October and November meetings were read and approved, as were the bills in the treasurer's report. There was no leader's report due to illness.
The council representative asked each club member to remember to check out the Facebook page of the 4-H Council and Frontier Extension District. The Angel Tree committee reported that all presents had been bought and delivered. The club spent $75 on a boy and $75 on a girl.
The Christmas plate committee provided plates, tags and wrappings for "treat plates" that were assembled from donations brought in by all club members. The "treat plates" were then distributed to longtime supporters of the children in our community and our 4-H club. The recreation committee joined with the Williamsburg United Methodist Church in caroling throughout Williamsburg while riding on two hay wagons. Pizza was donated for the meal. Cookies and cocoa were provided after the caroling.
The Burg Go-Getters would like to thank the Williamsburg United Methodist Church for sharing in the evening, in addition to the following entities for donating pizza: Jo Ann Duvall, the Sims Family, the Horne Family, Cap Crabb, Pizza Hut, Buzzard's Pizza, Rita Milliken, Norma Steward and Pass the Time. The next meeting is 7 p.m. Jan. 14. Programs will be presented by Riley and Aly Milliken and Sabrina Carlson. Hosts are the McCurdys and the Carlsons. New members always are welcome.
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Designer Scot Meacham Wood's San Francisco apartment is anything but spare and pared down. Decorated with the "collected" style of the Edwardian era in mind, the apartment is masculine and cozy and might just have the world's tiniest kitchen.
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So you want to use public toilet? Think again. . . There is no privacy there . . . lol
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I don't know if I've laughed that hard in a long time.
Lol, I needed a good laugh.
Lock the door?
he's peeping through the space between the door..
Actually I was very surprised to see this in the US. In France people can never see you inside. Also people usually never talk to each other, especially when you are "occupied". I was quite shocked to hear people chatting. So that is probably fine, but just don't do this if you ever go to Paris.
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We are no longer accepting reservations prior to the event. You can register for Family Day during check-in on Saturday October 4 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the DiGiorgio Campus Center. Please note the deadline to cancel and receive a refund was Friday, September 19. No refunds will be granted after the deadline.
Family Day ScheduleA copy of the Family Day Schedule can be found by clicking HERE. Family Day Check-InCheck-in for Family Day will be held on Saturday, October 5 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the DiGiorgio Campus Center Lobby. All registered participants must check-in for Family Day to receive a copy of the finalized schedule, your meal tickets, your giveaway(s), and your t-shirt(s). Paddling TripsIf you pre-registered for one of the paddling trips to either the Catawba River at Lake Wylie Dam or the Lake Trip at Big Alison Creek, you will receive your tickets, directions to the site, and more information in your check-in packet. You must have pre-registered during the Family Day Registration process to participate in the paddling trips. SCarowindsIf you pre-registered for discounted tickets to SCarowinds through the Family Day Registration process, you will receive your tickets, directions to Carowinds, and more information in your check-in packet. If you would still like to go to SCarowinds on Saturday night and did not pre-register for tickets, you can still choose to go and pay admission at the park. Tickets are $49.99 plus applicable taxes. ParkingFamily Day participants will park in the gravel lot at the corner of Alumni Drive and Founders Lane. Directions to campus can be found at http://www.winthrop.edu/visitors/secondary.aspx?id=3614.
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I'm always on the prowl for new, interesting music. So when I found out about Compressorhead, a band consisting entirely of robot members, I was both vastly intrigued and entertained. The band isn't fascinating merely because it is comprised of robots — it's the fact that they play exceptionally well!
Compressorhead has three members: Stickboy on drums, Fingers on guitar, and Bones on bass. Advertising themselves as "the world's heaviest metal band," Compressorhead expertly covers songs by famous groups such as The Ramones and Led Zeppelin. They have existed since 2008 but haven't gained notoriety until recently when a few of their videos went viral on YouTube.
This past January, Compressorhead played at Australia's Big Day Out Festival but have yet to announce any future shows (which is a bummer because I would love an opportunity to see them live).
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"Food for thought."
Let me first get this out of the way, I am a committed Catholic. I also firmly beleive what the church teaches and do my best to practice that. I also can not imagine living in a country where there is no seperation between religious and civil law, such as Iran. I also beleive that seperation of church and state is a fundemendal principle that should stand firm. What Faircloth brought to light are disturbing trends in America that anyone watching should notice. What I object to is that he gives scant acknowlagement of the good the Church, Catholic and Protestent, has done while highlighting the scandal that has plaged it recently (and I do wish to point out that it is something we Catholics should be shamed by and pray that it never happens again). Having said that I do agree this is something that has to be countered before we find ourselves living under Christianed Sharia style law.
"Good Listen!"
Took a chance on this one being I was not familar with the author. Overall this was very enjoyable. I will grant that the writer used events from our real world history in the plot but that is okay. What he did with them is what matters. Am looking forward to the next installment in the series.
"The story continues!"
Ian Douglas continues to deliver. Picking the story up several years after Singularity he delivers a great story that is well paced and diffuct to put down (or stop listening to). Do not start unless you have time on your hands!
"Different look at things."
What struck me was that this book seemed balanced. No doubt many will say that the author has some kind of agenda but I did not get that impression. Yes he is a commited capitalist with liberatian views, but he kept them checked. This is a fresh look at why nations fail, recommended.
"Clarifies a mysterious time in our Lords life."
What stood out for me was not so much what our Lord did as a child but the roles that Mary and Joseph played in his early years. Pope Benedict took what could have easly been a dry, theological work and brings it to life and makes it relevent to all of us. In particular I came away from this short work with a very new impression of Saint Joseph and the role model he provides for all Christian Fathers and indeed any man no mater their faith. A must Read!!!
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This is one of those books that was hard to stop listening to. I had started listening to audiobooks when I started running out of time to just sit and read. This book, on the other hand, had me stoping just to listen to it. In particular his insights into how the "mainstream" Protestent and Catholic churches crippled themselves by moving away from their respective core values were thought provoking. I am a Catholic who joined the Church as a late middle age adult. Personally I am aware of some of what he talks about in the Protestent churches but have not seen much of it in the Catholic churches. Nevertheless this is well worth looking at and listening too!!
"Great introduction to Catholism"
Scott Hahns clear explications of the Faith.
The discussion of the Mass.
Again the section about the Mass.
His discussion about Lent.
This I would recommend to new Catholics (like me) as well as those just cerious about the Church.
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Accidentally took a look at the list of all of the students who attend my school and I found a lot of cool names that you don't come across very often here in Denmark: Absalon, Ada, Alexei, Anthony, Bjørk, Carl Johan, Catharina, Dion, Eike, Emmelie, Gallus, Gaston, Gavin, Kathleen, Laurits, Lejse, Magdalena (x2), Marina (x2), Rigmor, Ronja, Shelby, Tatiana and Zenia.
While looking at the list I also did a quick calculation of the most popular names of my school:
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Emma (17)
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Amalie (12)Zelia • Twenty • Film, history and royalty connoisseur • I have a personal blog and one about royaltyExporting old Danish names, Greenlandic names and Greenlandic sibling names
Henry Ásgeirr Edmund • Amaury Charles Théoden "Theo" • Alexander Adelin Lórien "Sasha" • Asa Edouard Ivik
Cosima Ingrid Zenobia "Mimi" • Johanna Ivalo Galadriel "Anna" • Gaia Margaret Undómiel • Asta Catherine Françoise
And for the moment: Atticus Aksel Inigo • Aviaaja Cleopatra Hero "Avi" • Fabiola Agnes Lúthien
August 21st, 2013 07:02 PM #928Gwen
College student, bookworm, terrible influence.
Owner of a cat: Minerva "Minnie"
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Emmett • Kieran • August • Malcolm • Zephyr
August 25th, 2013 04:06 AM #930Raquel-21 year old who loves names, books, and languages
Ladies: Catherine Isabella,Helena Margaret, Clara Josephine, Amelia Juliet, Louisa Genevieve, Eva Rosalind, Rose Fiammetta, Edith Lenore, Charlotte Rosamund, Eleanora Winter
Gentlemen: Asher Frederick, Nicholas Hugo, Henry Oliver, William Grey, Matthew Isaiah, Thomas Alaric, George Everett
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(sibset) Zane, Ho1den, E11ie and Max.
(sibset) Maxwe11, Thomas and Ruby.
(sibset) Brennan, Conor, Madeline, Griffin
Names of the kids Maxwe11 and Thomas were playing with the other day at the park:
(sibset) Li1ith, Emery and Finn.
(sibset) Morgan (m) and Brady (m).
Daria, Luke, Hannah, Miri (I think she was a Miranda because they also called her Panda!)20 yr old name nerd, nanny & health and nutrition undergrad
Loving for the ladies: Harriet, Olive, Daphne and Frances
And for the gentlemen: Peter, Charles and Beau (much harder than girls for me)
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Neutral Zone Wrap: Dottier in Detroit
With the primary components of the Red Wings healthy and playing together, they are getting much better results.
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Who gets to ride shotgun on Steven Stamkos's line in Tampa Bay this year. RotoWire's Jordan Buckley highlights that and some of the other key preseason job battles heading into this season.
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The Stars added Jason Spezza and Ales Hemsky to an already-stacked forward corps in the offseason. But can those additions mask the team's weakness at the back end?
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Evan Berofsky predicts that the Ducks will beat the Rangers to win the Cup this year, and gives you some tips for your playoff pools.
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Ryan Suter and the Wild have four games this week, one of 20 teams to have that many games.
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The Bruins look primed to roll the Eastern Conference on their way to the Stanley Cup. Can someone stop them?
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The Blackhawks shut down Jonathan Toews for the rest of the regular season. What does this mean for the defending champs?
April 3, 2014
Thursday Daily Puck: Harding Practices Again
Josh Harding returns to the lineup, Corey Perry is made of magic, and both the Coyotes and the Maple Leafs need to get it together.
April 1, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Teach Me How To Dougie
Dougie Hamilton's hot for the Bruins, and fantasy owners who ignore his top-pairing role and recent productivity do so at their own peril.
March 31, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Sweet Schedule In Anaheim
Jonas Hiller and the Ducks should have smooth sailing down the stretch.
March 29, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: These Birds Don't Fly
Are the Pens really the second-best team in the East? I see a team full of question marks and holes.
March 28, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: Wilting Flower
Marc-Andre Fleury's struggles have deflated the Penguins lately, and they're not the only top team in a late-season slump.
March 24, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Hot 'Hawk
Corey Crawford's at the top of his game, but the Blackhawks are dealing with some roster turnover as they prepare to face the Stars on Tuesday.
March 23, 2014
Monday Daily Puck: Players Like Doan Bubbling To Top
It's crunch time in fantasy hockey and time is running out.
March 15, 2014
NHL Barometer: Career Year for Duchene
The Avs' MVP, Matt Duchene is playing out of his mind and could be on his way to 80 points if he stays hot.
March 8, 2014
NHL Barometer: Trade Deadline Fallout
Steven Stamkos was activated off injured reserve Thursday, but he returns to a Lightning lineup that looks radically after the trade deadline.
January 4, 2014
Frozen Fantasy: In the Crosshairs
Is Nazem Kadri on his way out of Toronto? Janet Eagleson wonders if he'll always fall short of expectations in Randy Carlyle's system.
January 3, 2014
NHL Barometer: Super Trouba
After returning from a neck injury in late November, Jacob Trouba posted nine points in 14 games in December.
January 1, 2014
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Did Bobby Ryan get snubbed? Will Mike Yeo have a job at the end of the week?
December 30, 2013
Neutral Zone Wrap: Break On Through
Mike Smith anchors the list of players that have performed under their expectations in the first half but might break through clean on the other side.
October 27, 2013
NHL Schedule Analysis: Back-to-Backs
The four-game teams this week all have back-to-back games featured in their schedules, which could affect the playing time of the likes of Montreal's Carey Price.
October 9, 2013
Neutral Zone Wrap: The Old and the Dutiful
Niklas Backstrom makes Evan Berofsky's list of players to avoid this year.
September 20, 2013
From the Pressbox: Top Lines & Pairings - Western Conference
Jonathan Toews and the Blackhawks are back for more. Paul Bruno breaks down who will be on his line this year and does so with all the Western Conference teams.
September 16, 2013
2013 Stars Preview: Big Changes in Big D
The acquisition of Tyler Seguin from the Bruins was one of many big changes in Dallas this offseason.
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Thanks to the arrival of Brendan Gallagher, the Habs managed to become a much more productive offensive club last season en route to earning the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference. Can Gallagher and company maintain the big leap forward?
September 11, 2013
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Darryl Houston Smith lists his top 60 draft prospects in this year's class. See who he compares to Chris Pronger (pictured).
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Neutral Zone Wrap: Playoff Primer
Evan Berofsky picks Marian Hossa and the Blackhawks to beat the Bruins in six.
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From the Pressbox: Who's on the Bubble?
Pavel Datsyuk has been superb as always, but the Red Wings remain on the playoff bubble due to a shaky defense corps.
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Introducing myself and my journal:
Welcome Zar Ni Lwin! So glad
Welcome Zar Ni Lwin! So glad to have another courageous voice from Burma join the World Pulse platform!
Hello Zar Ni Lwin,
Welcome to World Pulse online community!
I would love to know more about you!
Here you will be able to find many women with the same passion than you!
What are you passionate about?
Delphine Criscenzo
Hey there! Welcome to
Hey there! Welcome to PulseWire!
It's so exciting having you with us, I am sure you will have a fabulous time with your new online friends as well as find this to be a very positive experience. I encourage you to take advantage of the numerous resources and features available through our vibrant online community.
Welcome again to our global community and I look forward to hearing more from you here on PulseWire!
You are welcome
Dear zar you are most welcome to world pulse and i am sure you are going to have a fabulous time on this platform. There are many sister waiting to listen to your stories and support you in anyway they can. You will also be able to learn a lot from the resource exchange center where you can post ideas and solutions. Stay blessed my dear.
Mrs. Anita Kiddu Muhanguzi
Head of Legal and Advocacy
Centre for Batwa Minorities
Skype: mrs_muhanguzi