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However, I do believe that my rights supersede the powers of government. For instance, I believe that I have the right to keep and bear arms, and the government can not infringe on it! Further, I believe that I have the right to do as I please, as long as I do not violate the rights of others.
The government can, however, keep me from doing things. For instance, the government can keep me from violating other people's rights. Protecting people's rights is the fundamental purpose of government! Again, I am not sure how you inferred that I "think that the government doesn't have the power to limit what you do."
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The $334,406 renovation at Chisholm Valley Park located at 1201 Tray St. include new playgrounds, shade structure, ½ mile of concrete and granite trail, multipurpose recreation field, site furnishings (picnic tables, benches, drinking fountains) and trees.Watch the video below:
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Other parks that have been revitalized this year were Rock Hollow Park located at 1415 Apollo Circle that received a $128,388 face lift including the installation of a ½ mile of concrete trails and various ADA accessibility improvements.
Settlement Park located at 1401 David Curry Loop received a $141,643 remodel that included a new playscape, concrete trails, retaining wall, privacy fencing, shade structure, pond aerator, ADA accessibility improvements and new trees.
Buck Egger Park located at 900 S. Mays, with the use of $430,711 from the US House and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant funding (CDBG), now includes a new parking lot, a new synthetic turf multipurpose field (the first ever in the City) and a new grass multipurpose field.
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Get ready football fans, Katy Perry will be rocking the halftime performance for Super Bowl XLIX!
Get ready football fans, Katy Perry will be rocking the halftime performance for Super Bowl XLIX!
After dealing with the horrible blowout, apparently in Colorado they went to rub one out.
An ad slated to run during this years Superbowl has been banned because of the advertisers business.
I was right!! Winning the Superbowl is all about the prestige, the fame, the women and the money. Screw the Vince Lombardi trophy!!
Time to go spelunking once again into the darkest caverns of illogic and insanity. Let's go spend 1 Minute Inside a Woman's Head as we hear some post-Superbowl musings...
So, the Internet says there is going to be a severe shortage of Buffalo Wings for the Superbowl. Now, I've learned never to doubt the Internet, but it took a helpful listener to explain why there was a shortage....
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Arrowwood Wetland Management District was established in 1961 as a breeding ground for migratory birds and other wildlife. The District currently includes 28 Waterfowl Production Areas (WPAs) totaling 6,162 acres across Foster and Eddy counties in east-central North Dakota. Within the District, there also are 314 wetland easements protecting 19,046 acres of wetland habitat, four Farmers Home Administration easements, and one easement Refuge (Johnson Lake National Wildlife Refuge). A brochure and map are available showing the location of individual units within the District.
The Arrowwood District is part of the Arrowwood NWR Complex. The Complex includes approximately 75,000 acres of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lands in a nine-county area of central and eastern North Dakota. In addition to Arrowwood WMD, the following units are also part of the Complex: Chase Lake NWR and WMD, Valley City WMD, and Arrowwood NWR.
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Today and Tomorrow will be quiet with temperatures above freezing, but further warming into the 40s on Thursday and snow melt, coupled with developing rain and slight chance of thunderstorms could produce flooding. Late Thursday Night into Friday, Westerly winds are excited to gust in excess of 40 mph, as colder air filters back into the region.
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Well, Friday was alright, spent most of it sleeping................. brandon and i went into town and ate at chevy's........ then we went and picked up One Hour Photo the movie, and let me tell u that is one seriously Fucked up movie.......... good, but fucked up. We watched Death to Smoochy too, it was alright. Saturday I had to work, was an alright day. then when i got home all hell broke loose, here i am at work all day and i come home and brandon's done nothing but play video games all day. Needless to say we argued pretty much all night, I even went and took a nap at one point just to get the hell away from the situation. Then Sunday, we started arguing again... by 3 we had both had enough. We sat here and talked for 2 hours. I explained why I didn't feel it was right for him to sit there and play games all day every day, and he understood. *thank god*
Then...we watched the grammys. that was pretty boring, but hey i like that song that got song of the year. Today was alright as far as days go at work. The first call i took was some foreign woman who had bought her service thru sbc... first mistake..... then she didn't pay her first bill, 2nd mistake... then she wonders why she gets the next bill and her cingular service is 226.00.... hello it's for 2 months service biotch... anyway after an hour of this woman, the next two calls were monitored... i got an 95 on both out of 100 because i didn't offer some shit on either call. Anyway, the rest of the day went pretty smoothly, i asked for wednesday off, i just don't feel like finishing a whole week out. Only one more saturday left, this one, and then starting next week i work 12-9 m-f; YIPEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO MORE SATURDAYS! the weekend is all mine!............ that's pretty god damn exciting if i do say so myself. Mom has a drs appt on thursday, she's supposed to find out something about what the found in her blood, she's scared out of her mind. I dont blame her but i have to be strong, and not let her know that i too am scared. I'm hoping that the dr will have a definate answer as to what's been wrong with her all these years ,and not write her off to some other dr. well i'll try to update this again when something interesting happens. until then... take care of yourselves, and eachother ........... thanks to Jerry Springer for that line lol
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It's tough to tell how fast restaurants are adopting new payment processing technologies. Also tricky: assessing the tangible advantages that result when these systems are put in place. Which is why we're glad a just-released study from the Cornell School of Hotel Administration is giving the industry a comprehensive look at the benefits and drawbacks of mobile wallets, tabletop tablets and other new payment devices.
Cornell professor Dr. Sheryl Kimes and Mississippi State's Dr. Joel Collier are the authors of "Customer-Facing Payment Technology in the U.S. Restaurant Industry." Their work compiles data from a handful of previous studies to create a snapshot of where customer-facing payment technology (CFPT) stands today.
Why this study now? "The U.S. restaurant industry has so far been cautious in adopting electronic payment technology for customer use," Kimes and Collier write. "Although a relatively small percentage of restaurants have implemented CFPT, it's clear that this is about to change, and CFPT is set to explode." The reason for this pending explosion? The authors cite a list of benefits that include "faster settlement, less wait-staff time needed, greater security, improved customer satisfaction, reduced labor costs, increased revenue, and access to better customer data."
These are improvements every restaurant operator wants to achieve. So why the "cautious" rate of adoption? Security issues are one concern, the authors say. Other barriers include "infrastructure issues, the cost of CFPT devices, the cost of integrating CFPT with existing POS and payment systems, the impact of reduced customer contact, and the fact that the CFPT industry is still highly fragmented."
Customer acceptance isn't a barrier. Kimes and Collier cite the results of a National Restaurant Association survey that found more than half of U.S. restaurant customers would use a tableside payment option if one were offered. But the authors note that not all the benefits of CFPT devices may be compelling for every full-service customer. While faster is better in QSR and fast casual, speed is not necessarily of the essence in other segments. Kimes and Collier say full-service customers are comfortable with a relaxed pace during most aspects of their meal, so the extra couple of minutes it takes to process a payment away from the table seems acceptable in context. In particular, fine dining patrons are not in a hurry to leave.
CFPT technology, particularly tablets, has already made strong inroads at some full-service chains—Chili's, Applebee's, Genghis Grill, Buffalo and Buffalo Wild Wings, among others. But if you're looking to invest in something similar for your operation, keep this cautionary note in mind while shopping: "System integration is a serious consideration. The importance of POS integration cannot be overstated, given that CFPT adopters indicated that integration with other IT systems was the most important issue that they had faced with CFPT," Kimes and Collier note. "Presumably, integration will become less of a concern in the future, but still the fact that it was identified as the top problem reinforces the fact that operators should be sure that any type of CFPT under consideration is fully integrated with their other IT systems." You can view the full paper (registration required) here.


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|Mon, 12-03-2012 - 11:56am
Hey everyone! With the holiday season and year end approaching, I find myself getting caught up with friends (both online and 3D) with what they have been up to this year. There are a number of posters who seem to have dropped off the radar, and while I don't want to badger anybody, it would be great to hear from them again. So if you are reading this Kate ... Mary Ann ... Abbie ... Becky ... any of our fellow posters whose lives have kept them away from the board for a while ... check in and let us know how you are doing! I hope everyone is doing well and if not, maybe we can help.
|Sun, 12-09-2012 - 7:00pm
I am back, with passion. I will be honest, it seems like the times I am away from this board are the times that I am not doing so well with my spending and I get a little embarrasses because, well I know better. I don't go out of control anymore, I have a range, but really at this point I SHOULD be out of debt and not with $10,000 left to pay off. I had a bumpy 2012 - relationship ended, out of work for 5 weeks with some disc problems in my back, a little bit of funky depression going on, but overall I am glad to say I AM OK, and 2013 will be the year I get rid of this $10K!
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I'm using Chrome today and things are working fine. But them some days I log in over and over and over until I finally give up!
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Abbie is doing better. She still has approx. 3 mos. to go and moved into her mother's smaller place. She's trying to make room for that new little one! I don't think she's as sick as she once was.
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I'm using IE9 and things are pretty back to normal in regards to pages loading, posting, viewing and speed. I have the same success with Chrome. This is from my laptop and desktop. I don't use any mobile devices.
|Wed, 12-05-2012 - 7:02am
Kassie, I haven't forgotten that I'll be "eating my words" when you are debt free by January 1st ... if you could provide some (virtual) eggnog to wash them down, I'll come to your party


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Plotting out your property on graph paper allows you to create an outdoor lighting plan, which can make your home safer while enhancing special features of your property. When creating a lighting plan, select a focal point such as a large tree, walkway or main entrance. Placing fewer lights often has the most impact. Under ideal conditions solar powered lights can operate up to 15 hours before recharging. Many solar powered lights have the solar panel, light and battery all in one self-contained unit.
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I was a naughty teen phone sex slut in the age play fantasy AH had. He came over to see my big brother and I answered the door in a nightie and panties. I'm such a little cock tease and he was rock hard in an instant and I grabbed his pants, squeezed and he came when I asked him what that bulge was. I was home alone and let him in to clean up and wait for my brother; went into the bathroom and gave him a hand job. I forced him to cum over and over for hours until he was dry cumming for me. It was awesome! I like being a little cock tease and draining those balls!
MS stopped me when I was walking home from school and offered me a job in our extreme role play. I was a young teenager in our age play fantasy and thought it would be cool to have a job. The job was having his baby and I told him I wasn't ready to get pregnant. He gently forced me to spread my legs so he could lick my pussy, showed me how to give him a hand and blowjob, and turned me into an amputee so he could fuck me and get me pregnant. Our extreme fantasies are always wild, hot and fun!
G and her friend A were visiting G's Daddy DW in our incest and very teen phone sex age play fantasy. He was jerking off with their panties when his ex-wife W came in and saw him. She quietly slipped down the hall and got the girls to come in to have some fun with Daddy DW. W gently guided his dick into each girl's mouth, and they gave him a very hot two girl blowjob. She had him take turns fucking all of them and fucking them in the ass too. He had an awesome incest threesome and foursome with G's friend there too. Fucking his cock tease daughter and her friend and his ex is a totally hot role play.
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What I'm aiming for is a BADASS TACO that will be ideal for offroading and hunting. It will get around great and have plenty of power to do so, aiming for 275HP. It will have accessories to the nines, which will suit me in every way. Let me know what you guys think.
What I currently have equipped
3" Pro Comp Suspension Lift Kit (Fat Bob's Garage)
RS6000 Struts
RS9000 Shocks
2" Leaf Spring Block
K&N FIPK Intake
Gutted Catalytic Converter
Drilled Hole @ End of Tail Pipe...ha!
2 12" Kicker CVRT Subwoofers (Shallow Mount)
96-04 Dual 12" Subwoofer Box (An Ideal Backseat Shelf)
Boss 1700W Amplifier w/Remote Gain Control
Kicker Crossover
Kicker DS 6.5" Component Speakers (Front)
Scoshe 6.5" Coaxial Speakers (Rear)
Kenwood KIV-701 Stereo
LED Dome Light
LED Marker Lights
Sonic Halo Projector Headlights w/6000K H.I.D. 35W Ballasts (low) Narva Rangepower 55W H1 (HI)
Earplug-Jammed Door Dinger...ha!
Spray Painted Grille & Emblem (Black)
Spray Painted Fender Flares (Black)
WARN Trans4mer Bumper (Front) (Winchless)
Dual Tubing Bumper (Black) (Not sure what brand, bought the truck with it on)
20% Tint All Windows
Pictures of my truck on my profile
NEW BUILD PARTS (Below)
Suspension (I'll get Fox Shox everything)-
-Everything except Leafs- http://camburg.com/store/95-04-tacom...coma-lt-kit-2/
-Leaf Spring Kit- http://camburg.com/store/09-11-f-150...af-springs-pr/
-Fiberglass Fenders- http://www.hannemannfiberglass.com/c...457567&page=17
Big Performance-
-Supercharger- http://trdparts4u.toyotaofdallas.com...dproduct=-8162
-7th Injector Kit (Heavily Recommended with S/C on 5VZ-FE)- http://www.urdusa.com/product_info.p..._id=1260518512
-Water/Methanol Injection (No downside whatsoever)- http://urdusa.com/Water-/-Methanol-I...duct_info.html
-Aftermarket Alternator- ( To run stereo, a/c, winch, fog lights, driving lights, headlights)- http://shop.mean-green.com/2004-95-T...-MG13794-T.htm
-Performance "Chip" (Crucial to programming ECU with aftermarket parts and S/C'ed)- http://www.unichip.us/vehicle/vehicl...ota-Tacoma-34L
-Performance "Chip" Programmer/Tuner (Controls Chip)- http://www.unichip.us/products/46-FLUX-In-Car-Display
-Oxygen Sensor Simulator (Lets me skip cat)- urdusa.com/Electronics-Rear-Sensor-Simulator/c66_170/p1230100014/URD-Rear-O2-Simulator,-5VZ-FE-3.4L- V6/product_info.html
-Headers (Cat Forward)- http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts...A2280A0A0.aspx
-(I'll just replace the cat with tubing)
-Exhaust (Cat Back)- http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts...A3563A0A0.aspx
-Navigational Deck (Be nice to make own trails at any time)- http://www.crutchfield.com/p_130AVIC....html?tp=20212
-Grille (Black, Aluminum, Billet... NO MORE CHIPPING!)- http://www.carid.com/2000-toyota-tac...e-2379091.html
-Grille Guard (I'll get the fog lights and driving lights and winch and tow hooks)- http://shrockworks.com/product.php?productid=16223
-Toolbox- http://www.amazon.com/UWS-TBS-63-SL-...productDetails
-Handyman Mount- (I'll mount below toolbox)- http://www.jcwhitney.com/4xrac-jack-mount/p2008299.jcwx
-Rock Sliders- https://www.allprooffroad.com/9504ta...9504rockguards
-Floor Mats (Nice cover entire floorboard style)- http://www.realtruck.com/weathertech...608M7267A.html
-Headlights (I bought knock-off brand ebay ones... Condensation & Broken Bracket)- http://www.carid.com/2000-toyota-tac...ts-262293.html
-Seat Covers (Custom Fit)- http://www.carid.com/2000-toyota-tac...s-2960879.html
Additional Notes
Casually driving, with all aftermarket parts, around 22mpg @260-300 HP.
I'll need fiberglass fenders for suspension setup.
I'll get the suspension after everything else, (Gonna total around 6G's).
Need to get stronger engine mounts (high speed + high power....)
Might need new CV's
Might put stock intake back on... (Cross that bridge in time)
I plan on installing everything, to give me something to do. (Satisfaction of doing it myself) (With your help, haha)
Plan on Total Completion by 2018
Estimated $20,000 dollar project...Worth it? Well of course!!!
Little DIY Projects- http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/1st...ful-links.html
Either keep old stock parts (probably not), or sell them.
Maybe new pistons and head gasket
Spray in bed-liner (hate that damn rattling that the drop in bed liner has)
Fix dash rattle...
Tools for toolbox... haha
Supercharger & 7th Injector Kit Dyno- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKQ7mjjeoCg (Preview)
Under The Hood- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYBOlsLTZQ8 (Preview)
Water/Methanol Injection (Basics)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkPFZWd8wj4 (Preview)
Long Travel Tacoma (Rolling Whoops)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t0so61J_Qg (Preview)
Long Travel Tacoma (Under Fender View)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwO-HhzN084
Pictures of the mods that I will be purchasing, on random tacomaworld peoples posts. I gathered a collection to have a rough idea.
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Rose McMurray hurried to Fort Worth, Texas at the urgent request of her friend, Victoria Chamberlain. Once Rose arrived, however, she noticed that Victoria didn't appear to be in any great distress. She was so busy shopping and preparing for her wedding that Rose hardly saw her. Still, Rose felt that something was wrong. Victoria's maid said that her mistress cried herself to sleep every night and where was Myers, the prospective bridegroom? With the wedding only days away, shouldn't the man have made an appearance by now? Texas Ranger, Duncan McMurray, senses that Rose is in trouble, but he doesn't want to alert her to the size of the danger. In addition, the Tanner brothers are hot on Duncan's trail. He wouldn't put it past them to use Rose as a pawn to get to him. Unfortunately, things suddenly go from bad to worse and Duncan is shot. Judge Killian O'Toole assumed that his brother had been killed in the Civil War and he mourned his passing every day. Little did Killian know that Shaun was very much alive, striving to protect his younger brother as he wrestles with his disfigurement. When Killian offers to help Victoria escape her grasping father's clutches and an arranged marriage, Shaun does his best to help. As the friends converge to help Victoria, a band of ruthless outlaws closes in, intent on spiriting away the prospective bride and whatever valuable prize is hidden in the bottom of her luggage. This is an intriguing tale of love, adventure and suspense set in post-Civil War Texas. An enjoyable read.
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"There's nothing like playing music to bring a family together," says Sharon White, but that's not exactly right; over 30 years have shown that the music of The Whites - sisters, Sharon and Cheryl, and father Buck - has just as much power to bring audiences together in a feeling that resembles that of one giant, extended family.
The story of The Whites begins in Texas, when a young Buck White started his musical career not long after the end of World War II, working the dance halls and radio shows in a succession of bands. Honky-tonk music called for the piano and the bluegrass mandolin, and so he became proficient on both, absorbing the many varieties of Texas country and blues to fashion his own distinctive style - one that kept him in steady demand as a sideman throughout the 1950s. In 1961, tired of the rough-and-tumble life of a honky-tonk musician and wanting to raise his family in a more wholesome environment, White moved to Arkansas. Yet within a matter of months, he and wife Pat were once again making music, forming a band with another couple that eventually called themselves the Down Home Folks. As Sharon and Cheryl grew, they, too, were drawn to music ("Mama said I could carry a tune before I could talk," Sharon recalls.) at first forming the Down Home Kids with the children of other Down Home Folks members in the mid-1960s, then moving up to join their parents in a growing number of bluegrass festival appearances.
The first big turning point for the Whites came in 1971, when a successful trip to Bill Monroe's Bean Blossom festival convinced the family that the time was right to move to Nashville and pursue a more serious music career. Though Pat retired from the band in 1973, the move paid off as Buck White and the Down Home Folks began their recording career, featuring the striking family harmonies and top-notch instrumental work that has characterized their music ever since. The remainder of the decade saw them make a steady ascent in the world of bluegrass, recording five acclaimed albums for various labels and working a busy touring schedule, even as they gained a toehold in the country music field thanks to their powerful vocals and broad repertoire. The former, in particular, attracted the attention of Emmylou Harris, who brought them in to sing on her Blue Kentucky Girl album of 1979 and then took them on the road with her as an opening act.
The early part of the 1980s brought The Whites - by then renamed to reflect their family ties - to national prominence as their simple, traditionally-rooted yet dynamic sound put them on Billboard's country charts with a succession of Top 20 hits. Favorites like their first Top 10, "You Put The Blue In Me," as well as "Hangin' Around," "Give Me Back That Old Familiar Feeling," and "Pins And Needles," - the latter all produced by Sharon's husband, Ricky Skaggs (the two married in 1981) - introduced them to new audiences, culminating in the induction as members of the Grand Ole Opry in 1984.
Since then, The Whites have entertained and inspired literally millions of listeners at thousands of personal appearances with their unique sound. Time has also brought renewed attention to Buck White's mandolin playing; as bluegrass historian Neil V. Rosenberg recently said, "insiders have long known of his prowess," and with his appearance on Bluegrass Mandolin Extravaganza, released in 1999, a wider audience has been introduced to his masterful style and compositions.
Their first release for Skaggs Family Records, A Lifetime in the Making, (produced by one of their former sidemen, the legendary Jerry Douglas) proves once again The Whites are among the top ranks of artists able to combine a respect for - and mastery of - traditional country and bluegrass. "We're always falling between the cracks when it comes to styles, but that's just the way our music is. We have dobro, fiddle, and mandolin on this album, as well as some piano. It has the same kind of feel as those singles we made back in the early 1980s, but it's as bluegrass as anything The Whites ever did." Released in the fall of 2000, A Lifetime in the Making received substantial critical acclaim, winning an INDIE Award for 'Best Country Album' (2001), as well as a Golden Voice Award at CMA Music Festival's third annual awards show in Nashville.
In 2001, acoustic music blasted onto the mainstream with the smash hit movie and soundtrack, O Brother Where Art Thou? Buck and the girls were hand selected among bluegrass music's finest to participate in the soundtrack and appear in the film. The Whites were recognized at the International Bluegrass Music Association's (IBMA) Awards Show in 2001, where they won two awards including the well-respected 'Album of the Year' honor. In November of 2001, The Whites were recognized at the 35th Annual Country Music Association (CMA) Awards in the highly esteemed 'Album of the Year' category. Their involvement in the film and soundtrack brought further acclaim the following year, including the highest industry honor achievable - a GRAMMY Award - in the revered 'Album of the Year' category; as well as the 'Album of the Year' nod from the Academy of Country Music (ACM). Along with all the industry accolades, The Whites made numerous appearances in promotion of O Brother, including their involvement in the first 18-city 'Down from the Mountain' tour, a stop at David Letterman's "Late Show" with fellow O Brother artist, Dr. Ralph Stanley, and a featured spot on the follow up tours - the 40 plus city 'Down from the Mountain' summer tour in 2002 and the 'Great High Mountain' tour in the summer of 2004.
In 2007, after years of blending their voices from the living room to the stage, The Whites teamed up with Ricky Skaggs on Salt of the Earth, their first collaborative effort, which earned them a Grammy Award for Best Southern, Country, or Bluegrass Gospel Album and a Dove Award for Bluegrass Recorded Album of the Year. Buck, Sharon, Cheryl, and Ricky share lead vocals with Skaggs' award winning band Kentucky Thunder laying the foundation for their tight family harmony. Traditional hymns, a few familiar favorites, and brand new treasures flow throughout the album providing an intimate look into the heart of one of music's most beloved families.
In 2008, proud Texans Buck, Sharon, and Cheryl received the ultimate honor from their home state with their induction into the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame. For those who have heard The Whites before, that's good news indeed - and for those who haven't, it will be an exciting introduction to a rich, yet comfortable musical world. They may not use the name anymore, but Buck, Sharon, and Cheryl White are still creating music that's as good and as real as everything conjured up by the phrase "down home folks."


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A new study predicts more growth in downtown Nashville, especially when it comes to retail and office space. But it comes with the caveat: parking must improve.
The Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency commissioned the forecast for the city's downtown.
Over the next four years, the report projects demand for about 400-thousand square feet of new office space, 35-hundred new apartments and condos and just over 4-thousand hotel rooms. At the same time, it says the city could support more than 500-thousand square feet devoted to downtown shopping, eating and entertainment-ideally grouped into distinct commercial neighborhoods, and possibly even including a movie theater.
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Antarctic Fur Seal Arctocephalus gazella
Ranging further south than any other fur seal, this polar species feeds on fish, squid, and krill in the icy waters off Antarctica. In spring it comes ashore after spending winter at sea. Males are up to three times heavier than females, with an imposing mane and thickened neck that gives them a front-heavy appearance. This species breeds on islands, such as South Georgia and Kerguelen, and is rising in number. This may be a side effect of the whaling industry, which has reduced competition for krill.
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Warts, often known as verrucae, are benign (noncancerous) tumors of the outer skin layer, and can occur at any time in life. They are most prevalent, however, during early to middle adolescence, infecting approximately one in twenty teens. A break in the skin allows one of several human papillomaviruses (HPV) to invade the body. Months later, several tiny, firm bumps with well-defined borders start to grow nearby. The most common sites include the fingers, hands, forearms and feet. Warts often emerge in clusters, with several small verrucae encircling a larger growth. Other members of the HPV family cause genital warts, a sexually transmitted disease. Although common warts also can be spread via sexual contact, they are usually passed from one person to another through casual contact, like shaking hands or using towels or other items that were touched by someone who has warts.
Warts generally do not cause itching, nor are they painful, except when they grow on the soles of the feet. These are called plantar warts—"plantar" being the medical term for this part of the foot.
Clusters of tiny raised growths the same color as the skin or darker.
Physical examination and thorough medical history.
Two-thirds of all cases resolve on their own within two years, while approximately one in four youngsters see their warts disappear spontaneously within just six months. Rarely do the growths remain more than five years. One benefit of treatment, however, is that you eliminate the risk of the warts spreading to other areas of the body, as well as the risk of transmitting the virus to someone else. As with acne therapy, teenagers may need occasional reminding that the techniques for wart removal are carried out over a period of weeks or months.
Drug therapy: Common warts and flat warts (usually tan to yellow-pink in color) respond well to some of the same topical medications used to heal acne: salicylic acid, tretinoin and benzoyl peroxide. Other candidates include trichloroacetic acid, a keratolytic, and cantharidin. The latter is a vesicant: When brushed on warts and left there for several hours or more, the chemical causes the tiny tumors to blister. Then the physician removes the dead tissue at the next office visit. This may be repeated for several weeks.
Surgery: Of all the office procedures for removing warts, only curettage actually involves the use of a scalpel. In cryosurgery, the warts are swabbed with liquid nitrogen or another freezing agent, which destroys the tissue little by little. Or the doctor freezes the warts using a handheld cryogenic probe. After two to four appointments, the growths are often completely gone.
Warts can also be burned away with an electrical instrument (electrofulguration) or an electrically heated device (electrocautery), or eradicated with a laser wand. Because these techniques can leave scars, you and your child will want to discuss with the doctor—and with one another—the pros and cons of each approach before making your decision.
Plantar warts are among the most stubborn skin conditions to treat. In general, the smaller the lesion, the greater the chances for success. Often a physician will take a surgical knife and pare down the tissue, then apply salicylic acid, or other agents (such as liquid nitrogen) over the course of several weeks.
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EAU CLAIRE — The UW-Eau Claire Singing Statesmen will perform their fall concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12, in Gantner Concert Hall of the Haas Fine Arts Center.
The concert will begin with "Psaume 24" by Lili Boulanger, featuring sophmore Andy Szmanda, Wausau, as the tenor soloist. The first half will continue with "Ave Maria" by Anton Bruckner, "Salmo 150" by Ernani Aguiar and "Weepe Not" by Jackson Berkey. The next section will feature traditional American pieces, including "The Star Spangled Banner" by Francis Scott Key, "The Testament of Freedom" by Randall Thompson, "God Bless America" by Irving Berlin, and "Armed Services Medley" arranged by recent graduate Justin Lundberg. The piece will be accompanied by freshman Meghan Quinn, Shoreview, Minn., and junior James Hahn, Platteville.
The a capella group Innocent Men, comprised of members of The Singing Statesmen, will perform after intermission. The group will sing "Chariot" by Gavin Degraw, featuring junior Alan Hunt, Coon Rapids, Minn.; "More Than Words" by Extreme, with sophomore Tom Vang, Menomonie; and "Stay" by the Dave Matthews Band, featuring junior Brad Schaack, Cottage Grove, Minn.
The second half of the concert will include the Irish folk song "Danny Boy," arranged by Jameson Marvin and featuring senior Steve Howe, St. Paul, Minn., as the baritone soloist; "When the Lord Says Come," arranged by David Poole; and "You Raise Me Up" by Josh Groban, featuring senior Mike Rambo, Altoona, as the tenor soloist. The program will conclude with songs of the university, including " Hail University," "Alma Mater" and the "Blugold Fight Song."
The Singing Statesmen represent diverse academic disciplines with a common respect and admiration for choral music. The creed that is upheld by the membership is "Once a Statesmen, always a Statesmen!" The Singing Statesmen are proud of their tradition of performing choral music representing repertoire from the Renaissance through the Contemporary Period. The Statesmen will soon release a new compact disc, "An American Journey," a musical salute to the United States of America.
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Sean Lowe proposed marriage to Catherine Guidici, sending Lindsay Yenter home in tears in the dramatic finale of the 17th season of "The Bachelor" that aired tonight on ABC.
Guidici accepted the proposal and the sparkling Neil Lane diamond engagement ring that Lowe presented her at the final rose ceremony in Thailand.
"I love you, I do," Lowe said. Guidici replied she was "so grateful" to have met someone like him and said she couldn't believe she was engaged to him.
"This is the coolest day of my life," she said.
The night ended very differently for Yenter, who looked stunned when she met with Lowe and he told her he had given his heart to someone else.
"I have to say goodbye to you, and it's by far the hardest thing I've ever had to do because I know how incredible you are and I love you. That's the hardest part I love you, you know I do. I'm sorry," he said.
She told him it was OK, and asked: "Was it me?" When he assured her that it wasn't, she replied: "I really didn't see this coming. I'm happy for you, I'm happy that you found love, but I honestly can't image my life without you and that's something I'm going to have to figure out."
As Yenter was driven away, she gave in to her emotions and cried. She said she felt like "an idiot."
"I fell for it thinking that he's going to propose … this is not fair," she said.
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Guidici is a 26-year-old graphic designer from Seattle, and Yenter is a 24-year-old substitute teacher from Fort Bragg, N.C. Both women professed their love for him.
The women made it to the final two after Lowe, 29, eliminated 24 other bachelorettes who had been vying to win his heart on the reality show.
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This wasn't Lowe's first search for love. The entrepreneur from Dallas competed on season eight of ABC's "The Bachelorette," and was eliminated by Emily Maynard right before the finale.
At the beginning of tonight's show, Lowe's family visited him in Thailand to meet the two top contenders for his hand. He told them he could see either woman "equally" as his wife, and confessed that he still hadn't made up his mind about which woman he would choose.
He said Yenter's obvious love for him made him feel incredible, and she was the piece he'd been missing for so long, but he added that he was falling in love with Guidici and she meant the world to him. He said he hoped his family could help him get clarity.
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His parents, Jay and Sherry Lowe, each met separately with Yenter and Guidice, quizzing them on their feelings for their son.
The family meetings went very well, and Lowe's parents told him they believed either girl would fit well into the family, but Sherry Lowe had a word of caution for her son.
"It's got to be something you're so excited to do … or you don't need to be proposing to either one of them," she said of the choice he was set to make at the final rose ceremony in a matter of days.
When Lowe's family left, the bachelor had a final date with each woman. He took Guidici for a ride on an elephant, and went on a river boat ride with Yenter.
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At the end of the date with Yenter, she was optimistic about the possibility of a future with Lowe, but Guidici was frustrated and discouraged by her prospects.
At the end of her date with Lowe, she finally told him that she loved him. He hugged her in his silence before replying, "Thank you for today."
Guidici was upset by his response, feeling that he had done little to indicate that he reciprocated her feelings.
Lowe got the chance to meet Guidici and Yenter again tonight on "The Bachelor: After the Final Rose." He reiterated his admiration for Yenter and his regret at breaking her heart, and she wished him well.
He said he and Guidici would get married 'soon' and the wedding would be televised on ABC. "The Bachelor" host Chris Harrison said the wedding would air this summer.
Also on the horizon for Lowe is a spot on the celebrity cast of "Dancing With the Stars." The former bachelor will pair up with professional dancer Peta Murgatroyd on the dance floor, following in the footsteps of past "Bachelor" contestants Jake Pavelka, who competed on season 10, and Melissa Rycroft, who most recently won last's season "All-Star" competition.


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Hey guys, do you know if any BB or boutique banks hire seniors for the summer classes? I have a twin brother who is not having any luck landing a full-time. What would be the best strategy? And We are both on OPT.
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BB do hire seniors / fresh graduates for SA, so don't worry too much. However, if you couldnt get a return offer, you will be really screwed.
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The Service-Aware Support Node (SASN) is a tool for traffic inspection in multi-vendor and multi-access networks. Its main applications are policy control and charging in mobile broadband networks.
The combination of flat-rate offerings and peer-to-peer applications poses an increased risk for you as an operator in terms of securing a positive user experience for subscribers and getting a sound return on their investments.
The real-time functionality provided by the SASN gives you greater control of the resource allocation, and truly flexible charging options. When implemented together with our Service-Aware Policy Controller, traffic from individual subscribers and specific applications can be managed to optimize the utilization of network resources.
Traffic inspection is the foundation for this functionality. It is based on advanced deep-packet inspection mechanisms and heuristic analysis (similar to pattern recognition), and enables identification of virtually any type of application. The software is continuously developed to support the identification of new protocols and applications as they are introduced.
Today's users want fair, transparent charging that makes sense to them. The SASN helps make this possible.
Traditionally, data services have been charged according to traffic volume. The SASN allows you to take content, effective usage time and events into consideration. This can then be used to provide charging models that best reflect the value of the services being offered.
As well as attracting new subscribers, this type of fair pricing can increase usage while securing loyalty and keeping churn on a minimum level.
The statistical features of the SASN also provide the means to evaluate the effect of marketing campaigns - information that can be used to further improve service offerings.
The SASN is one way to implement the traffic inspection engine of our Service-Aware Charging and Control solution. The engine can also be integrated with our gateway nodes; Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN) and Mobile Packet Gateway (MPG). It is a key component in our Evolved Packet Core offering.
As a stand-alone node, the SASN can easily be implemented in multi-vendor and multi-access network environments. It sits alongside the gateway nodes mentioned above in GSM, WCDMA and LTE core networks - or the Packet Data Support Node (PDSN) in CDMA networks - and interworks with policy control and charging elements.
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