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From one of the original founders of the Upright Citizens Brigade, Matt Walsh, comes the hilarious new comedy "Players", which revolves around two very different and dysfunctional brothers from Phoenix living out the ultimate guy fantasy - owning and operating a profitable sports bar. Bruce (Matt Walsh) just wants a place to gamble, hang with his friends and sleep with the cocktail waitresses while his uptight, anal retentive brother Ken (Ian Roberts) tries to mold the place in the image of his former empl
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February 1 @12:30 am – Unexpectedly, I started to feel pain in my lower back and in my lower abdomen. At first, I thought it was just a normal pain and when I told my husband about that, he told me that it might just be apanuhot. (I don't know the English term for that). I texted my mom about how I felt that time and she said that I was experiencing the labor contraction. Around 6 am we went to the hospital together with my husband cos I was afraid that I might have the actual labor at home. We stayed in the hospital till noon and I was still experiencing the awful pain. I always asked my husband to rub down my lower back every time I experienced the contraction (there's always interval in every contraction) because that's the only way to alleviate the pain. The pain I felt that time was totally hurting as in hurting that you can't explain. (I could say that, that was the most painful feeling I ever experienced). The contraction lasted until 2:30 pm and moments later, I felt the most painful contraction that will make you feel like dying. That moment, the midwives asked me to walk going to the delivery room but (my goodness!) I couldn't move my feet even as single step because of the pain. So then, they helped me while I was taking my steps going inside the delivery room.
I was always calling God's name when I was inside that room.
At 2: 55 pm Mary Janine came out safely and I thank GOD for that because he helped me how to make a strong push.

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Salmonella enterocolitis is an infection in the lining of the small intestine caused by Salmonella bacteria.
Salmonella infection is one of the most common types of food poisoning. It occurs when you swallow food or water that contains the salmonella bacteria.
The salmonella germs may get into the food you eat (called contamination) in several ways.
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Most people with this condition are younger than 20.
The time between infection and symptoms is 8 - 48 hours. Symptoms include:
The health care provider will perform a physical exam. You may have signs of a tender abdomen and tiny pink spots on the skin called rose spots.
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The goal is to make you feel better and avoid dehydration. Dehydration means your body does not have as much water and fluids as it should.
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Give your child fluids for the first 4 to 6 hours. At first, try 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) of fluid every 30 to 60 minutes.
Medicines that slow down diarrhea are usually not given because they may make the infection last longer. If you have severe symptoms, your health care provider may prescribe antibiotics.
If you take water pills or diuretics, you may need to stop taking them when you have diarrhea. Ask your health care provider.
In otherwise healthy people, symptoms should go away in 2 - 5 days, but they may last for 1 - 2 weeks.
The bacteria can be shed in the feces of some treated patients for months to a year after the infection. Food handlers who carry salmonella in their body can pass the infection to the people who eat their food.
Call your health care provider if:
Learning how to prevent food poisoning can reduce the risk of this infection.
Salmonellosis; Nontyphoidal salmonella
DuPont HL. Approach to the patient with suspected enteric infection. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 291.
Semrad CE. Approach to the patient with diarrhea and malabsorption. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 142.
Giannella RA. Infectious enteritis and proctocolitis and bacterial food poisoning. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010: chap 107.
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Luckily for Don, he has a beautiful wife to help him forget about his work worries. But Megan's soap opera role is heating up with a new love affair and Don can't bear to watch her feign passion with another man. Even more luckily for Don, he has a beautiful mistress to help him forget about his beautiful wife.
For all of Don's vices, and there are many, his hypocrisy has always been the most distasteful. He withholds from Peggy what he would have wanted for himself. He writes that Lucky Strike letter excoriating cigarettes while he continues to puff away like a steam engine. But the level of jealousy that Don exhibits in Megan's dressing room borders on childish petulance, like a silly playground lover's quarrel. If there's one person who should understand the idea of putting on an act for one's job, it's Don. As he explains to Megan's boss over dinner, he may be against the war personally, but he knows how to set aside his reservations for the good of the client. So when he pounces on the chance to point out that Megan kisses for money, it's a straight-up case of the pot calling the kettle a prostitute.
Maybe it's latent guilt that makes him react that way, or maybe it's the fact that it shows, like losing the Heinz account, that there are things beyond his control. "To Have and To Hold" is an applicable title: Don wants to have his cake and eat it too. He "has" Megan, but at the end of the day he ends up holding Sylvia. And that penny she left under the doormat is yet another monetary transaction between them, albeit a little more symbolic than the wad of cash he gave her last week.
Don and Megan's dinner with her boss Mel and his wife is an interesting study in contrast. When the showbiz couple invite the pair of them back home for a good old-fashioned foursome, Don balks, amused. They laugh about it on the way home, but to our ears the laughter is hollow. After all, Mel and his wife have been together for 18 years, while Don and Megan already have a ticking time-bomb hiding under the tablecloth of their marriage. Maybe if Don were able to find a healthier way to get his sexual release, he wouldn't be up to his old coin tricks. It's highly possible that Don is some sort of sex addict. After all, he's admitted himself that he wishes he could stop seeing Sylvia, but he can't (or won't) do anything about it. When Sylvia tells him she prays for him to find peace, he loops her cross necklace around to her back, like turning around a framed photo of a spouse to avoid their remonstrating stare.
Don's insatiable appetite is especially troubling considering he has so much already: A high-paying job at which he's excellent, a beautiful wife, a nice apartment, three children, and leading-man looks that prompt Mel to tell him "I could cast you." But for Don, the answer to that ancient advertising riddle "What do you get the man who has everything?" is "More of everything." And if you don't think Don is feeling especially despondent this season, take a look at the photos that have run alongside each of the last three recaps. Each shows him, drink in hand, facing stage-right and looking both wistful and wanting. This image repeats because Don always returns there. Despite what Sylvia may wish for him, there's no peace for the wicked.
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"Things aren't perfect but I think that things are definitely improving and that will be helpful for the U.S. outlook," Dudley said today in response to audience questions after a speech in New York. "If the rest of the world gets healthier" then demand will rise for U.S. goods and services.
The U.S. economy stalled last quarter because of what theFederal Open Market Committee this week called "transitory factors," with gross domestic product shrinking at an annual rate of 0.1 percent. The policy-setting FOMC said in a statement it will continue buying securities at a pace of $85 billion a month to boost economic growth and help create jobs.
Hiring in the U.S. rose last month after accelerating more than previously estimated at the end of 2012, evidence the labor market was making progress even as lawmakers quarreled over the federal budget.
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EAU CLAIRE — Another student who will enter the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire this fall was recently awarded a Blugold Promise Scholarship through the UW-Eau Claire Foundation. Twelve other Blugold Promise Scholarship recipients were announced in June and early July.
The Blugold Promise Scholarship Program is an ambitious program designed to provide support during the freshman and sophomore years for UW-Eau Claire students with great potential and hopes but limited financial means. The program provides $500 scholarships to incoming freshmen with demonstrated academic potential, and if the students remain focused and successful throughout their first year, they become eligible for a $1,000 award during their sophomore year. Typically, there are not as many scholarships available to sophomore students, so this program helps outstanding students bridge that gap until they become eligible for scholarships in their chosen majors, typically in the junior and senior years.
Donors can support one Blugold Promise recipient through each gift of $1,500 over a two-year period or ensure ongoing scholarship support in their name by endowing the fund with a larger gift of at least $20,000.
Kevin Mesiar, Eau Claire, son of Keith Mesiar and Sheree Ruff, was awarded a Dorothea S. Bobb Blugold Promise scholarship. Mesiar plans to major in biology with a pre-medicine emphasis.
Dorothea Bobb, of Eau Claire, died on June 3 at the age of 91. Her family established this scholarship in her memory. She raised three sons as a single mother, and while she never was able to go to college, her family said she loved UW-Eau Claire and valued the importance of a higher education. Several of her sons and daughters-in-law are UW-Eau Claire graduates, and two of her daughters-in-law have been UW-Eau Claire employees (Fay Bobb works in the Center for International Education). Dorothea Bobb's husband, who was in the military, died while they were living in Italy. She was a Gold Star member.
For more information about Blugold Promise Scholarships, visit the Foundation Web site.
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Also see my web page: Aspen Hill lupus specialistemail@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-11027001943322169002010-07-14T10:58:33.318-04:002010-07-14T10:58:33.318-04:00Ryan-- "I always had a hard time committing ...Ryan--

"I always had a hard time committing to a Lions jersey. Who to get? was always the question. I was never sure any player worth having would stick around long enough to warrant a jersey purchase."

Glad to see you put as much thought into it as I do--it makes me feel less crazy. Congrats on the season tix!

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TyTyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-29831390866182505612010-07-14T10:49:22.008-04:002010-07-14T10:49:22.008-04:00Mick-- For what it's worth, I didn't pay ...Mick--

For what it's worth, I didn't pay anywhere near $275. Try looking around at local shops.

I stay away from the Chinese stuff, partly because I worry about supporting sweatshops. Any time you can get a passable copy of a multi-hundred-dollar garment for $50, you can bet they weren't paying their labor more than pennies an hour.

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TyTyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-72347856991179063932010-07-14T10:00:32.856-04:002010-07-14T10:00:32.856-04:00CJ81TD-- So your "home Barry" is in the...CJ81TD--

So your "home Barry" is in the late 90s style? And the "throwback" Spielman is a 40s throwback?

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TyTyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-40683579270907003472010-07-14T09:54:36.911-04:002010-07-14T09:54:36.911-04:00Ron-- WOW! That's an great story, and an inc...Ron--

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TyTyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-47858463841028563942010-07-14T09:46:20.929-04:002010-07-14T09:46:20.929-04:00Kris-- Excellent get! That's a well-decorate...Kris--

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TyTyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-26394525240186631092010-07-13T22:46:04.124-04:002010-07-13T22:46:04.124-04:00@Ty in WI Good luck on the Konstantinov. I'v...@Ty in WI

Good luck on the Konstantinov. I've never seen another one. I WOULD kill a man if I could get mine signed by the man himself. ;-)

Weird on the Stafford. I'm thinking they probably had a bunch of old logo "customizeable" blanks they were looking to clear out at half off and it didn't matter what name you put on it. Cool, though, 'cause that's certainly a one-of-a-kind. And I'll bet Stafford wears the old logo on a Thanksgiving Day in the not-too-distant firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-85023364608846583542010-07-13T10:22:31.144-04:002010-07-13T10:22:31.144-04:00@matt Nice Konstantinov. I've checked ebay an...@matt
Nice Konstantinov. I've checked ebay and no luck.

I ordered an authentic Stafford jersey a couple weeks prior to last season. nflshop had em for about 120... turned out to be the lettering and style from 08-09. classic Lions logo too!
However since Stafford never wore this style it looks like I ordered the jersey before anyone knew he,d be a Lion.
Anyone else make a similar purchase? I bet that's why they were half-off. I dont recall if the pictures indicated the new style or not, but I'm pleased.a Ty in firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-16031519829034155202010-07-12T00:47:17.110-04:002010-07-12T00:47:17.110-04:00This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.Joshhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-83640870404523532162010-07-11T13:06:50.843-04:002010-07-11T13:06:50.843-04:00http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs418...http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs418.snc3/25215_1179391503329_1784420940_327702_1349414_s.jpg

so here is my 3 yr old and myself in a pic. I have on my Kevin Smith Jersey (the one the handed out at the new logo presentation that used to be Kevin Jones and has a patch with smith on it now) and she is wearing a lions sweatshirtScotty Ghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-7376202385553444502010-07-10T20:48:09.836-04:002010-07-10T20:48:09.836-04:00When I get my degree and start making big boy doll...When I get my degree and start making big boy dollars I'll have to start a jersey collection. For now I'll stick with my Megatron and jersey shirts.

From my youth I have Batch, James Stewart, and Joey, of course. For a party once I took the Harrington jersey and taped over paper to write Garcia and put a number 5 on the front. That was the OT loss to the Bears, so that idea lasted 1 week.Weston Corbitthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-64135995013807000612010-07-10T11:45:03.309-04:002010-07-10T11:45:03.309-04:00I've got you all beat in the pathetic jersey c...I've got you all beat in the pathetic jersey category. Try a home replica Charles Rogers. The last time I wore it, probably the last time I'll ever wear it, was for Halloween two years ago with a hobo sign that read "I NEED MONEY." Sadly, it is my only current Lions jersey. A custom #81 "Megatron" or #90 "Boy Named Suh" are in the foreseeable future, though.

I also have the coolest Red Wings jersey ever, IMO. Authentic Vladimir email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-10991998755254629152010-07-10T11:12:18.109-04:002010-07-10T11:12:18.109-04:00I went out on a limb and picked up a Pettigrew hom...I went out on a limb and picked up a Pettigrew home replica jersey at the beginning of last season. It was a shame he got injured, but I still think (hope) he comes back and plays at the level he was beginning to show us. There is no doubt I was the only one in NYC repping the Lions in such a jersey. I have seen some throwback Barry jerseys and few CJ ones, but Lions fans are few and far between in the city. I will say when you rep the Lions, true sports fans respect that loyalty. I wonder what it would be like if and when we start winning and people begin to jump on the bandwagon. In some sad way it's kind of nice belonging to such a select fraternity as a die hard Lions fan.

Since we're playing the Giants this year, I was considering getting a Delmas, Best or Follett (if he is a starting LB) jersey to rock at the Meadowlands; unless Pettigrew comes back strong by late September.

I've also considered getting an away jersey, but isn't it kind of difficult to tell from a distance what team you email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-84262427155528235942010-07-09T17:04:10.992-04:002010-07-09T17:04:10.992-04:00Weston-- Yeah, I waffle on the shirseys. Part of...Weston--

Yeah, I waffle on the shirseys. Part of the mystique of wearing a player's jersey is, you know, making the investment. You buy a full authentic, you'd better BELIEVE, you know? A shirsey lets you express "Hey I like this guy" without breaking the bank, but it's also fleeting--as you say, you can stockpile them without fear of getting burned.

Pros and cons . . . but I've always felt like if it's worth doing, it's worth going overboard on!

Peace
TyTyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-61818106472993178862010-07-09T12:45:25.620-04:002010-07-09T12:45:25.620-04:00Kris, where do you live and when are you going on ...Kris, where do you live and when are you going on vacation???
Rev. Spiel, if I was a rich man, I would buy a replica jersey, you know the ones with the ray lewis commercial were you can get any name on any jersey, and buy one that says shitna on it and go heckle him at cowboy games:)Scotty Ghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-41178836464961208722010-07-09T11:53:13.117-04:002010-07-09T11:53:13.117-04:00I've got a plethora of old, awful jerseys. An...I've got a plethora of old, awful jerseys.

Anyone from the likes of Germaine Crowell, Jon Shitna, Kenoy Kennedy, Mike Williams and Joey Harrington can be found hanging from my basement walls, never to see the light of day again.

As for the actual respectable jerseys, that total stands only at 2 Calvin Johnson jerseys, a few Barry jerseys and my own personalized "Little" #5 jersey. Those are the only ones I'm not ashamed to take out of the house.Reverend email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-5096682414843095032010-07-09T02:32:22.106-04:002010-07-09T02:32:22.106-04:00I always had a hard time committing to a Lions jer...I always had a hard time committing to a Lions jersey. Who to get? was always the question. I was never sure any player worth having would stick around long enough to warrant a jersey purchase.
Last year though was my first year as a season ticket holder. I kept rocking the t-shirts, I even had a Jason Hanson jersey t-shirt. But me and a friend went down to Cincinnati for the Lions game last year and I figured it was time. I found an authentic home Calvin jersey that was half off. It was a jersey from the year before though so it didn't have the new lettering. Which is fine because I am still not sure about the new ones.
I was thinking of getting an away Suh for this email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-76851078454328164372010-07-08T21:38:55.133-04:002010-07-08T21:38:55.133-04:00$275 for a authentic Lions jersey? check out the C...$275 for a authentic Lions jersey? check out the China outfits online. bestjerseymall.com purchase four home Stafford jerseys $152 including shipping. Nice heavy material with sewn name & number, NFL shield on jersey a tad off, but much like the authentic for a fraction of the cost. Now about Stafford he's the golden boy, rock star, man to lead us to muliple super bowl, heck I name my fanasty team The Stafford firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1046130621116527798.post-42621019877211104022010-07-08T14:26:00.303-04:002010-07-08T14:26:00.303-04:00I only own two jerseys, Barry & Steve Yzerman....I only own two jerseys, Barry & Steve Yzerman.

The Barry jersey is a very high quality Reebok with stitched name and numbers and double fabric around the neck & shoulders. Don't know if that makes it an authentic or a replica, but based on the quality, I'd guess authentic.

The Yzerman Jersey is also very high quality, but it's a Koho.

And while it's not a jersey, I have to mention how I acquired my favorite piece of memorabilia. The piece is two autographed 8x10 photos, with a team logo medallion, a team championship medallion, a championship trophy logo medallion and a title medallion, all matted within a 22"x27" frame. The title medallion says;

"Captians of Glory"
Autographed by
Ted Lindsay and Steve Yzerman

The photos are; a black & white of Lindsay kissing the Stanley Cup (can't tell which year) and a color of Steve holding the Cup over his head, just after receiving it from Bettman after winning the 2002 finals.

How did I acquired such an incredible piece? At a silent auction for charity here in Denver, of all places! I won the silent auction with a bid of $70, but gave the charity a full $100 - knowing full well the same piece would go for three or four times that amount if the auction were held in Michigan.

Aterlay,
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Up close, there's a big difference in the quality of the numbers, and a difference in the cut/type of fabric. The sleeves are also a big difference . . . With the authentic, you either have to go oversized so that the sleeves hang like a replica's (like a tee shirt), or you have to get the actual size you'd actually wear if it were your jersey, so the sleeves poof out to accomodate shoulder pads that aren't there. I rolled with the former choice, though I've lost about 15 pounds since I bought it and wish I'd gone one size smaller.

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Eddie Drilling, Bill Hannah Elected to Lead State Chamber, Associated Industries
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Eddie Drilling has been elected chairman of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and Bill Hannah has been elected chairman of the Associated Industries of Arkansas for two-year terms beginning on Jan. 1.
Drilling is the president of the Arkansas Division of AT&T Arkansas in Little Rock. Hannah is chief executive officer of Nabholz Construction Corporation of Conway.
Other State Chamber officers who were elected to two-year terms during last week's 82nd State Chamber/AIA Annual Meeting in Little Rock include:
- Gary Head, Signature Bank of Arkansas, vice chairman
- Phil Baldwin, Southern Bancorp Inc., treasurer
- Maggie Sans, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., vice chairman
- George Wheatley, Waste Management of Arkansas, vice chairman
- Mike Callan, Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Corporation, vice chairman
- Randy Wilbourn, Martin-Wilbourn Partners LLC, past chairman
- Hugh McDonald, Entergy Arkansas Inc., past chairman.
Additional AIA officers who were also elected last week include:
- Russ Bragg, OK Industries Inc., vice chairman
- Bill Reed, Riceland Foods Inc., vice chairman
- Steve Cousins, Lion Oil Company, vice chairman
- Ken Kimbro, Tyson Foods Inc., vice chairman
- Ray Dillon, Deltic Timber Corp., past chairman
- Benny Baker, International Paper Container Division, past chairman
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Sooo I had a swell day. my monday was quite packed...I went to school..thats always fun. heh. went to my brothers soccer game after school then to guitar. I remember when I was in soccer back at sjs. we probably won 3 games the 3 years I played, and 8th grade year we only scored one goal the whole season. thats pretty sad I know, but it was fun though. as long as you have good times is all that matters right? but after that I went to guitar. I learned diff hand picking techniques, its great i can't wait to get good(which will take years)!!!! AHHH ok so then after that my dad and I went to this auction..i love them. they had so much old school stuff, i wanted to bid on everything. especially this ::very:: old camera, these sparkly fish statues, painted vase, and sweet chairs. (only a few of the many great finds) i'll be back next time though!! well tomorrow is going to be somewhere in the 80's so its going to be nice and waaaarmm. yayness. peace out kids.
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Sean Maguire is a little confused.
The actor is fairly new to Once Upon a Time and it's not exactly easy to grasp the concepts of different realms and worlds and timelines on this ABC hit.
But, as Robin Hood, one thing Maguire has found very easy is his attraction to Regina.
Can he relate to her baggage? To her role as a parent? Or was this simply a cast of love at first sight?
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Robin and Regina are my favourite couple on TV right now. I love to watch these two together and hope that in the season finale they will get their happy ending.
I love this interview. Sean is so lovely. I really love him and Lana playing this wonderful shipper. I love them and love Outlaw Queen so hard.
I love Sean, and I love the character Robin Hood is classic and he is playing it perfect, as OutlawQueen my favorite couple on the show, they are perfect together
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This is my classic recipe for green beans. It is tried and true in my family
When I started this ministry I felt very led to help ladies who didn't have the blessing of growing up around someone who cooked (a mother, grandmother, etc). I take for granted the many recipes that I have in my head just from observation…I feel so blessed to share them with you.
If some recipes seem obvious, please be patient and know that this is where God wants me to be.
I will and have shared more intermediate recipes, but none of my recipes will ever be "expert"unless the Lord leads me in that direction.
To the sweet mom out there with a toddler hugging her leg while she attempts to cook, to the newlywed wife who is overwhelmed by all there is to learn, and to the wife and mom who has always lacked confidence in the kitchen…I am all about you.
To the ladies, like me, who are COMFY- Spread it, give it, embrace it! I love you too…iron sharpens iron! I pray I can give you new ideas and recipes that you and your families will love. I am honored and humbled to have you as my readers.
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After 143 years at its current location in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Iron City Brewing Company will close up shop and move 40 miles east to the former Rolling Rock brewery in Latrobe. It's a sad day for Pittsburgh, which has been home to Iron City — which brews Iron City Beer, IC Light, and Augustiner Amber Lager — since 1861.
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Costa Rica is a place of spectacular beauty and you can enjoy your stay in this cozy oceanfront house. We are located in a small, quaint fishing village called Tarcoles. You can wake up and have that first cup of delicious Costa Rican java while watching the sun rise over the mountains. In the evenings, pour yourself a glass of wine and relax on the roomy front porch as you watch the sun disappear into the ocean. You will frequently see colorful Scarlet Macaws flying from tree to tree as you lounge by the private pool. There is a covered veranda that wraps around the entire house.
You can walk out the back door and pick fresh fruit from the multitude of fruit trees such as mango, banana, plantain, lime, coconut and breadfruit. As well, you can watch the macaws having breakfast in the almond trees at the front of the house. You can take a dip in the sparkling pool, enjoy a siesta, or curl up with a book in our hammock. For entertainment take a drive to Jaco, located 20 minutes from the house, where you can enjoy browsing in the many shops for treasures made by the local artists. There you'll find beautiful hand-made bowls, wall hangings and jewelry made from the native wood. You can also enjoy local cuisine at one of the many restaurants, or have a drink at the Funky Monkey Bar.
A newly built shopping plaza is a 10 minute drive from the house. There you'll find a modern grocery store that carries many of the popular and familiar brands that you can find at home. There is a Subway and a Pizza Hut, as well as a pharmacy, video store and even a Radio Shack.
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An Inconvenient Truth About Lincoln (That You Won't Hear from Hollywood)
Over this Thanksgiving week, you may find yourself in a movie theater watching Steven Spielberg's treatment of Abraham Lincoln and the battle to pass the 13th Amerndment, which abolished slavery once and for all. There's much to be said for Lincoln: marvelous acting, less mythologizing than usual, and a fascinating window into raucous realpolitik. Spielberg's film stands several cuts above any movie depiction of the Lincoln presidency you're likely to see.
Lincoln himself stands several cuts above the vast majority of U.S. presidents. After some equivocating, he freed the slaves, a monumental undertaking that was a service to the country and to humanity in general. He was also friendlier to workers than most presidents, an affinity noted by Karl Marx, who exchanged letters with Lincoln leading up to and during the Civil War. (You won't see the GOP acknowledging that!)
But there's a side of Lincoln that no Hollywood film shows clearly: He was extremely close to the railway barons, the most powerful corporate titans of the era.
Liberals are fond of referring to Lincoln's concern about corporate power, summed up in a letter he is often claimed to have written to Col. William F. Elkins in November 1864:
"I see in the near future a crisis approaching that unnerves me and causes me to tremble for the safety of my country....corporations have been enthroned and an era of corruption in high places will follow, and the money power of the country will endeavor to prolong its reign by working upon the prejudices of the people until all wealth is aggregated in a few hands and the Republic is destroyed."
Lincoln's observation is prescient. But here's the inconvenient truth: Some of the most powerful corporations of his time were wildly enriched by having a friend in one Abraham Lincoln.
This friendship goes back to Lincoln's early days as a scrappy young lawyer. After being admitted to the bar in 1837, he hopped around and finally landed in Springfield, Illinois in the law practice of William H. Herndon in 1844. Like any young lawyer, he had to hustle to handle enough cases to live comfortably. And, like most young lawyers, he went where the money was. And the money was in the burgeoning railroad industry.
In 1851, Lincoln tried his first major railroad case, representing the Alton & Sangamon Railroad before the Illinois Supreme Court. The defendant had bought stock on the belief that railroad lines would run near his home and give his property value a boost. Unfortunately for him, the Illinois legislature subsequently amended the company's charter and changed the route so that it no longer ran near his land. The defendant refused further payments to the railroad company, arguing that the original contract was altered and thus nullified.
Lincoln argued otherwise, and convinced the Supreme Court. His victory was a big deal and set a precedent that was evoked throughout the rest of the century. The railroad industry was deeply impressed. Lincoln's career as a railroad lawyer took off.
Through Lincoln's skilled legal arguments, the railroad barons increased their wealth and a lot of others got the short end of the stick. Land owners were sharply limited in the compensation they could receive when a right-of-way was granted over their property for a railroad line. As historian James W. Ely Jr. has documented, Lincoln proposed that the supposed "offsetting benefits" of such lines could be held against claims of damages. In other words, a farmer could be told that he would benefit from the railroad line, and was therefore entitled to less compensation when a track ran across his field. This assumed benefit was highly speculative. Often estimates turned out to be way off-base. The offsetting-of-benefits argument was held by many to be grossly unfair and became deeply unpopular. But it was great for the railroad barons, and sparked increased railroad development.
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Evil isn't crappy politicians fighting for your vote. Evil is politicians not having to care about your vote.
I'm in the "re-elect the devil we know" camp on this one. They both worry me, but Romney worries me more.
Evil isn't crappy politicians fighting for your vote. Evil is politicians not having to care about your vote.
Isn't this the first Republican-controlled congress in 60 years? It's pretty weak, IMO, to blame the Republican congress for Obama's failings. How did republican presidents manage for the last 6 decades?It seemed all along that they conspired to make it hard for Obama from the moment he was voted into office, It would be interesting if he got a bit more of a majority this time around when those houses get voted for, to see if he can actually make more effective change.
Obama would get my vote if I were voting over there.
The marginal polls yesterday showed Obama 50% Romney 48%. I'm with the other 2%.
As long a Romney and his magic underwear doesn't get in power, I'm happy!
I wouldn't be surprised if Obama wins in the same way as Al Gore won in 2000.
Here we get the choice of Tory (Tory), Tory-light (Labour), We don't want to be Tory but everyone else is (Lib Dem).
LeMarchand (6th November 2012), LosOjos (6th November 2012)
after seeing many video's of Romney and Obama, also supporters of both men, I can say Id rather Obama gets voted in again.
Romney and his supporters seemed to be really out there with things they believe that Obama is! I watch one video with Romney supporters saying this
Supporter: Obama's father is a muslim, his father is a christian and his father is an athiest
Reporter: so which one is Obama?
Supporter: all three because God told me that when I spoke to him.
I know the above isnt much to do with the election with it being more of a remark about Obama's family and it was a fundamentalist christian (my guess from video) saying this.
It does make me laugh that the american thought this and how caught up in everything else he said which didnt have much believable sense.
*disclaimer: I dont have a problem with any relgious person or relgion*
I swear, if i wake up and that Romney is in charge, me and America are going to have words..
I don't imagine Obama is squeeky clean, but he certainly doesn't come out with the utter rubbish that the other one does!
looking at this Poll so far, I wish Edugeekers had the vote
I see Obama would win the Edugeek presidency by a long way. Perhaps wishful thinking...
I'd go Obama, but I have a horrible sinking feeling Romney is going to clinch/somehow steal it. Can I remind everybody that we're talking about a country that put George W Bush in power twice?! Although admittedly, against John Kerry, he may actually have been (I can't believe I'm saying this) the better choice...
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I have tried to summarize what the tool has in common with other such solutions and what it does differently.
Like other GUI testing solutions
- It provides script-less test case creation with just point and clicks. The powerful built-in test recorder can convert your tests to .NET code which can be further customized or extended in Visual Studio if needed.
- Covers web technologies like HTML5, AJAX, Silvelight and WPF apps, JavaScript calls, Telerik controls, dynamic page synchronization, client-side behaviours, complex UI virtualizations and elaborate XAML animations. Recently they have come up with a beta release of Test Studio for iOS, for testing of native or web based iOS apps
- The tool supports cross-browser testing on IE, Google Chrome, Safari and Mozilla firefox.
- Facilitates parallel test scheduling. Test Studio allows you to schedule and execute tests across the entire testing environment. Automatically collect results into a centralized repository and then analyze them on your local machine! Get email notifications upon run completion.
- Separation of Test data from Test case for leveraging re-usability. Test Studio supports various data sources: Excel, CSV, XML. In addition, it has a built-in data grid that allows you to quickly create your own data source right inside your test without having to revert to external sources.
- Provides support for Image Verification. But the method adopted for doing image verification is different from rest of the tools. Here the Image verification is based upon the element's visual rendering rather than its properties or attributes. Elements with rich graphic rendering can make use of this feature to automate some of the test scenarios that can be executed manually only. The verification area within an element can be refined down to the pixel level and error tolerance for the matching can also be assigned.
- Test Reports can be exported to word and excel.
Tools like Ranorex, Rapise, Testing Anywhere etc also provide all the above mentioned features. The implementation of the feature might be different but the essence is the same. Like Ranorex creates test code in C# or .Net and Rapise in JavaScript.
Ranorex, Rapise and Testing Anywhere all support cross browser testing, provide facility to separate test cases from the test data, provide image recognition and verification support, But there are a few things that Test Studio does differently.
What it does differently
- TestStudio provides support for congregation of manual and automated test cases i.e all the automated and manual test cases can be maintained at one place. Test Studio's Manual Test Type makes manual test creation and execution more organized, productive and faster. Time consuming repetitive manual tasks can be automated to save time.
- Conditional statements like IF-ELSE, WHILE LOOP can be added to the test cases without writing any code.
- TestStudio provides a 3D element viewer. The 3D Viewer enables you to see the element hierarchy from the selected element to the node making it easier for the user to understand the parent child relation of any element on the web page. The viewer also provides a complete set of pre-built verification sentences that can be performed on the selected element. Elements explorer maintains a unique list of elements across all the test cases in the project. Modification of the element is reflected across all the test cases in a project.
- Visual Debugger helps real time debugging of the application in case of failure i.e the debugger can be configured to pause in case of a failure allowing the user to analyze the situation an resolve the defect.
- The recorded test cases can be executed seamlessly on any build server - CruiseControl, TeamCity or Visual Studio's Build Server etc.
- Provides Test Management support. Test Studio provides a Test List tab; here the tests can be segregated as Static Test List – grouped on the basis of some commonalities and Dynamic Test List – Test list created dynamically on the basis of some rules for filtering the test cases. These test lists can also be cloned giving flexibility to the user to customize the Test List as per needs i.e for different browsers, servers etc.
- Test Studio provides a common platform for testers and developers to work together. The tool ships with a standalone app and a Visual Studio plug-in that use the same repositories and file formats. QAs can check-in tests in the main project, which developers can then extend with code.
- Test Studio seamlessly integrates with Test Control Systems lie Microsoft Team Foundation Server to simplify the collaboration among QAs and developers. Test Studio can also interact with any other file based source control system.
- The visual storyboard can be exported as an HTML Test Plan. This feature is very helpful for documentation of the test case as all the steps of the test case are listed with appropriate screen shots.
- Test Studio comes with support for Telerik's agile project management solution – TeamPulse.
- Performance Testing
- The test cases used for functional testing can also be used for doing performance testing with some minor changes.
- Metrics such as server processing time, network latency, HTTP traffic requests, performance counter data, client rendering time etc, which help evaluating the performance of the AUT can be captured using the TestStudio.
- The user can even dig down in to the application's code base to see detailed metrics around specific components of the system.
- TestStudio also facilitates creation of benchmarks if pre-existing information is not available.
- Test Studio also facilitates comparison of test runs to identify potential regressions.
The cost of Telerik Test Studio single floating is $2,499 including 1 Year of maintenance. Quick customer support is available and the response time for the queries posted on working days is 24 hours. The existing subscriptions can be renewed at discounted rates.
Scope of improvement
- The tool still lacks some features that many tools in this arena provide like support for testing desktop applications other than WPF, support for testing apps on Mac, Linux etc.
- Support for 3rd party controls other than telerik like DevExpress, Infragistics etc.
- It has come up with a beta release for test iOS apps and there is a lot of scope for widening the portfolio in terms of the mobile platforms supported.
- In addition to performance test if support for load test, stress test and capacity test of AUT is also available it would become a very powerful tool.
I am sure as the tool matures it will provide much more features to its users and emerge as a very powerful tool. First hand information from the users of such tools would be beneficial to the testing community, so please feel free to chip in your comments.


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|UW-Eau Claire graduate Marlin Hardinger at a construction site in Afghanistan, where he is a Foreign Service officer.
EAU CLAIRE — A University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire graduate and U.S. Army veteran is working with the United Kingdom provincial reconstruction team in Helmand Afghanistan, helping civilians create a local government structure that will assist with restoring order to the region.
Foreign Service Officer Marlin Hardinger is the U.S. Department of State's representative on the provincial reconstruction team in Lashkar Gah, the capital city of Helmand province in southern Afghanistan.
"We're helping people work within the constitution of their new government, a government structure that is similar to what would be state government in the United States," said Hardinger, who has been in Afghanistan since May 2007. "We work closely with the province's police chief and meet with the governor and other local officials. They've not had a functioning government here for more than 30 years, so there is a lot of work to be done."
Hardinger said his daily work varies greatly, but the focus is always on coordinating with and supporting the local government.
"I try to make sure everyone is working together, so I do a lot of advising and supporting of their systems," said Hardinger, a Marshfield native who majored in political science. "The local government structures need help to coordinate their efforts with Kabul to implement development strategies.
"There has been a big push to improve the Afghan National Police and other security forces. We've invested a lot in trainers and materials to work with security leaders to help them improve their protection of civilians. Much of this territory was lost to insurgency but with security forces in place, we've been able to re-establish several government centers."
The functioning government centers are starting to provide civilians with better access to basic needs like education, health care, electrical power and roads, said Hardinger. A highlight of his time in Afghanistan was the recent opening of five schools in the province, he said.
"All the major government players were there along with parents and their children," Hardinger said. "It's rewarding to see how improved security and training leads to better opportunities and expanded programs. That's what we're all working toward."
With only a handful of Americans in the region, Hardinger spends much of his time working with local Afghanistan officials and civilians.
"The people here are incredibly resilient," Hardinger said. "Many government institutions collapsed here because of internal strife and the Soviet invasion. It's incredible to see so many people now coming forward to join in building their country. People know that I and other internationals are here as part of a long-term redevelopment process. It's been a great experience to be part of this effort."
While the civilians are friendly, they also are anxious to see even more progress, Hardinger said.
"Everything takes time — more time than they were expecting," Hardinger said. "Road construction is taking longer than they thought it would and electricity is an ongoing challenge. People are friendly, but there is some frustration that some projects have not moved faster.
"One big challenge is getting the local government to a level where people feel they can depend on it and to make it transparent enough so people understand that it can help them. We need to help them learn to trust that the government can offer a solution to their problem."
While the region is dangerous, Hardinger said he's not had any close calls during his months in the country. He travels with a security detail provided by the U.K. or U.S. government. While many Foreign Service officers operate out of a U.S. embassy, Hardinger lives in a compound operated by the U.K. mission to Afghanistan, which is protected by the British military.
Hardinger, who has been in the Foreign Service since 2002 and previously served as a Foreign Service officer in Moldova and Turkmenistan, has committed to staying in Afghanistan until at least June 2009.
"It's a fascinating area and culture," Hardinger said. "This is a country with 30 years of civilian strife. It's a great place and an interesting and challenging job. I've always been interested in this part of the world, so working in Afghanistan is an incredible opportunity."
Hardinger — who served in the U.S. Army for 12 years before enrolling at UW-Eau Claire in 1996 — said his military experience and his education have contributed greatly to his ability to succeed in the Foreign Service.
With a major in political science and a minor in history, Hardinger said he studied world politics and history, which helped him with the Foreign Service entrance exams. And while a student, he was an intern with the Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce, serving as a liaison with state legislators. After graduating, he was an aide to a state legislator for two years.
"The internship and working as a legislative aide also helped prepare me to do this kind of work," Hardinger said. "Working with local and state governments was valuable experience. I'm familiar with city and state issues, so I can help officials here deal with the challenges they face. Many of the issues are the same, like agriculture, health care, infrastructure and education."
Hardinger who was a member of the Wisconsin National Guard while at UW-Eau Claire was an intelligent, hardworking and serious student, said Dr. Ali Abootalebi, professor of political science.
"It is crucial for students to be culturally aware, sensitive and understanding," Abootalebi said. "The world is complex in its socio-cultural, political and economic underpinnings, and technology-driven cross-cultural mass communication and transportation have only added to this complexity. Students of today are expected to demonstrate a high degree of competence in their communication and management skills, aptitude for problem solving and even conflict resolution."
Hardinger understood the importance of understanding different cultures, Abootalebi said, noting that Hardinger took Russian language classes as a student. With his interests, experiences and knowledge, the Foreign Service was a good fit for Hardinger, Abootalebi said.
A Foreign Service officer who was a guest speaker in a political science class convinced Hardinger to pursue a career in the Foreign Service. Hardinger now returns to campus to talk to other students about the Foreign Service when he visits family in Wisconsin. He will be a guest speaker in UW-Eau Claire classrooms in November.
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Happy New Trillion Dollar Tax Hike!
$1 Trillion Obamacare Tax Hike Hitting on Jan. 1
Obamacare contains twenty new or higher taxes. Five of the taxes hit for the first time on January 1. In total, Americans face a net $1 trillion tax hike for the years 2013-2022, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
The five major Obamacare taxes taking effect on January 1 are as follows:
The Obamacare Medical Device Tax: Medical device manufacturers employ 409,000 people in 12,000 plants across the country. Obamacare imposes a new 2.3 percent excise tax on gross sales – even if the company does not earn a profit in a given year. In addition to killing small business jobs and impacting research and development budgets, this will increase the cost of your health care – making everything from pacemakers to artificial hips more expensive.
The Obamacare Flex Account Tax: The 30-35 million Americans who use a pre-tax Flexible Spending Account (FSA) at work to pay for their family's basic medical needs will face a new government cap of $2500. This will squeeze $13 billion of tax money from Americans over the next ten years. (Currently, the accounts are unlimited under federal law, though employers are allowed to set a cap.)
There is one group of FSA owners for whom this new cap will be particularly cruel and onerous: parents of special needs children. There are several million families with special needs children in the United States, and many of them use FSAs to pay for special needs education. Tuition rates at one leading school that teaches special needs children in Washington, D.C. (National Child Research Center) can easily exceed $14,000 per year. Under tax rules, FSA dollars can be used to pay for this type of special needs education. This Obamacare tax provision will limit the options available to these families.
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This news makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Or thats the hangover.+3
If I take the trillion dollars and divide that by about 350 million Americans, that's about $2850. Can I just cut them a check now and keep my current health plan like they said I could?+6
There are only 100 million taxpayers, so make that check for about 10K.+7
Obamacare even taxes the fillings in your teeth.
I knew these fuckers would pull this shit again.Noteworthy Comment +12
the middle of the friggen night, on a holiday.
Boy, in a few more years i will be able to pay my boss to work for him. Flippin sweet!+4
Read today's American Thinker blog, The gloater in chief. I can't stand these bastards on the left and their endless gloating. It's time to grow a pair and stand up to thes jerks and tell them, "We're mad as Hell and we're not going to take it anymore." Other than that Happy New Year and don't let the leftist turkeys ruin your day. God is still in charge and he knows what's going on and these turkeys have more than met their match. They may deny God but their day of judgement is coming. When it does come, please God help me not to gloat in their demise and downfall.+5
Sorry aardvark, the F'cking republican party which is supposed to stand up for what is RIGHT is dead and America is screwed.+9
I don't give a damn about the Republicans anymore. Its the American people I'm talking about who need to stand up. Screw both the GOP and the democraps. Surely there are enough patriots who will stand up and fight for what is right. If not, I agree we're screwed but I'm not giving up not without a fight. My children demand that I do no less and my Dad, my uncles and everyone in my family tree who fought in the Civil War with the Union Army and clear back to one of my relatives on my Mom's side who fought at Lexington and Concord deserve the same. My trust is in God and not man and surely not gutless GOP cowards or democraps for that matter.+6
Wait until the occupoopers get their FREE bills from the hospitals,doctors, blood labs, and such. You watch and see bankruptcies are going to go up.
Put a cap on flex spending accounts at $2500, watch and see if deductibles don't go to 5 or 6k too.+4
People who should know better still cheer for the team, "Rah! Rah! Go Republicans!"
Patton said, "How stupid can you be?"
Fiscal Cliff Deal: $1 in Spending Cuts for Every $41 in Tax Increases
The American people suffered a severe shtupping courtesy of our stupid Government.+4
If it were stupidity, it would be excusable.
This is criminal conspiracy, and should be punishable by death.
God is, indeed, the Master of the Universe – but I don't recall Him involving Himself in politics.+4


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