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WASHINGTON - Facing strong opposition from U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe and others, a key federal agency denied a petition Friday seeking a ban on lead ammunition used by hunters.
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A group that described itself as a coalition of conservation, hunting and veterinary groups had filed a petition several weeks ago with the EPA seeking action.
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FINISHED!! I didn't expect to be saying that just yet, but yes it's true Train of Dreams is finished. The last stitch has not long been stitched and my adventure with the train is complete. I'm a little sad because I've had so much fun stitching it and watching those little dragons appear. I don't think I shall ever get tired of looking at it and I can't wait to find the perfect frame. In total there were 102,500 little stitches. I've finished in...Read More
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Very Cute costume, but it should be a tad wider in the chest area. It just fits my daughter. She is about 38 in tall and about 37lbs. It does cover her, but could be a tad longer and wider..The arm covers are very tight at the top band so i had to snip a little bit to make it looser for her forearms, but you can't notice it. The leg covers fit fine. Otherwise it's a cute costume and the headpiece fits nicley and stays in place. I thought the thin band would slide off or dig in, but it doesn't. I put some pink tights underneath and a pink shirt and it looks darling. Boo!!
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Title: Very cute
Date: Oct 15, 2010
Just got this costume and am very happy with it. Looks cute, fits well. Got the 4 - 6x for my 5-y-o, would go up size for a 6-y-o.
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Title: Not good quality
Date: Oct 04, 2010
The costume looks cheap. Not as pretty as it looks online.
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Title: Super Cute
Date: Sep 23, 2010
This costume is soo super cute. My little girl is going to look adorable in it. The only thing wrong was that the color of pink in the leg & arm warmers are not the same pink. That's a little irritating but I suppose I'll live with it. Trick or Treating is done at night, so it shouldn't be that noticable.
Otherwise, great purchase!
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In the hours ahead of the Monte Carlo race there were rumours that rivals could protest in light of concerns over the legality of the Red Bull racer.
Rivals had raised questioned about a 'hole' in the floor of the RB8, which is found in the surface of the step plane directly in front of the rear tyres.
Under article 3.12.5 of F1's technical rules, cars are not supposed to have any hole in the floor in certain areas.
This led to reports that Ferrari could protest the Monaco result.
McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh told Sky Sports F1 that he had "heard that Ferrari are protesting but haven't seen the protest yet, so I guess you better ask them."
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Sherwood High School students staged a mock DUI crash scene to show others the impact of drinking and driving. Watch Valerie Hurst's report.
Sherwood High School students staged a mock DUI crash scene to show others the impact of drinking and driving. Watch Valerie Hurst's report.
They did this same demonstration at Glencoe High School when I was a sophomore. It was very traumatic but it made me think twice about drinking and driving. The reason why it impacted me so much was that I saw my fellow classmates, friends of mine, in this situation. And they had their actual parents there as well, showing how much it affects them too. I remember one student had "gone through the windshield" and was lying on the hood in his own "blood". It's something I've never forgotten, but that's a good thing.
Unfortunately, some of them own't figure it out until a carload of friends dies. And, even more unfortunately, some never will get the message. 18 year olds, as we all know, think they are immortal and invulnerable.
When I was a senior in Catholic school back in the late 60's, we were all scuttled into the school auditorium to watch a film called Signal 40 (or 70? Not sure of the number...it was Signal something). We didn't have things to send home for our parents to sign, "allowing" us to either watch it or sit it out...we didn't even know what it was we'd be watching. It was the ghastliest, saddest, life-altering film many of us ever saw. Some of my girlfriends fainted, and more than one football quarterback puked in his lap :( and many of us were hiding our faces. We saw actual incinerated bodies, crumpled, black 'things' sitting in smoldering front seats...a head thru a windshield...the film was in black and white (thank God), but it didn't make it any less horrible. The film lasted roughly 20 minutes, nuns stood around us...when it was done all we heard were muffled cries and quiet gasps. A week later was prom, and after that we graduated. And after that most of our football team headed to Viet Nam to see, I'm very sure, much worse. In over 40 years of driving, I've never had a ticket or even a warning. The film helped. It helped knowing it wasn't staged. It worked for us, seemingly...but I'm wondering if it will work on these kids :(
It would be better if we taught kids how to drive drunk
Showing a couple of smashed up cars and fake blood does have "Some" use. I'd think that having the parents of a teen drunk driver, 5 friends of that teen tell how their lives were changed by the incident would be more of a use. Also, have teens who survived a crash, but were crippled for life and have them tell the students their story...I suspect it would have much more impact.
I saw that one (Signal 40) 1966 great pictures the best one was the guy who was impailed by the guardrail that came through the radiator through the firewall pinned him at stomach level and the guardrail was in the trunk great gory video and pictures (16 millimeter film then) all kids should be shown this monthly and a trip to the morgue should be in order with hands on experiance.
@Salmon Breath I don't know about the morgue...but Signal 40 yes...this one should be shown. Gosh...don't remember the guardrail impalement...I was probably one of the girls who passed out LOL I don't think today's kids could take it...we've raised a bunch of sissies :( Mine is a semi-sissy LOL
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The story: These Oklahoma boys' parents raised them as a Southern gospel group, so they've been singing ever since they were in diapers. Wait, look -- there's a video of them literally singing in diapers. Aw, mom! So embarrassing!
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Best quip: Could these guys steal the whole competition? Blake thinks so. "You guys are gonna be the swinners!" he jokes. Has someone been swigging from his sarsaparilla flask again?
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The story: This 17-year-old redhead says she trained as a gymnast for the Olympics between ages 6 to 12. And just in case you doubt that claim, there's a photo of her bending so far backward, she could probably paint her toenails with her tongue.
The song: Mary J Blige's "I'm Going Down," performed with extra drama and a few dozen bonus syllables on the word do-ow-ow-own.
Most awkward double entendre: "I know a thing or two about teenage talent," says Usher, smiling. We know what he means, but ugh, it just sounds bad.
Best thing we learned about Shakira: She, too, used to be a gymnast. "I can do my legs behind my head!" she teases.
The verdict: Shakira fights hard, but Taylor gets all starry-eyed over Usher and picks him. But don't worry: She's so sweet, she looks like she wouldn't put those teenage legs behind anyone's head except her own.
The story: When this Brazilian heartthrob was born, his biological parents left him in a box on another couple's doorstep, and that couple raised him to become a would-be superstar. His story sounds so much like a fairy tale, you'd expect bluebirds to land on his shoulders when he sings.
The song: A bluesy rendition of "Feeling Good," which was popularized by Nina Simone and others. Sadly, no buttons are pushed, no chairs turned. Somewhere, those bluebirds are singing the saddest song ever. Twitter-tweet. Sigh.
The verdict: Sorry, he's out. But he has a great attitude about it.
Consolation prize: At least we learned how to say "I think you're a very good singer" in Portuguese. (Thanks, Shakira!)
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Robbers assaulted a security guard and stole $50,000 from an organization preparing for a major Hasidic annual pilgrimage in Uman, Ukraine, Interfax reports.
The funds were designated to construct a large camp for poorer pilgrims and provide them with food for the holidays, according to the Reb Nachman of Breslav International Charitable Foundation.
The loss may hit the annual pilgrimage hard. Uman, located 130 mile south of Kiev, is the burial place of Rav Nachman of Breslov — great-grandson of the founder of Hasidism and a towering mystical figure in his own right.
His apocryphal kabbalistic phrase "Na Nach Nachma Nachman Me'Uman" and accompanying sidelock-ensconced visage are ubiquitous in graffiti throughout Israel.
Every Rosh Hashana, growing numbers — up to 35,000 at last count from 1,000 in 1989 — of Jewish pilgrims of all religious backgrounds (though almost all male) descend on Uman to be at Rav Nachman's gravesite for the new year.
It is a tradition that, begun during Rav Nachman's lifetime, has continued since his death in 1810. Enormous throngs of tourists are a welcome source of revenue in Uman, but the size and intensity of the gathering, and the long history of anti-Semitism in Ukraine, explain why this isn't the first spot of tension between the local population and the Jewish pilgrims.
In 2010, violence broke out and around 500 pilgrims surrounded two Ukrainian men who were alleged to have stolen from a nearby building. The standoff resolved peacefully as Israeli police arrived at the scene to calm the crowd and local Ukrainian officers. Accusations of Umanian anti-Semitic behavior are met with complaints over rowdy behavior by pilgrims, some of whom harass local women according to Israeli police.
More than 400 Ukrainian officers, accompanied by Israeli police, will be on hand this September to head off any further confrontations.
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Did you know that there is an AIA constituency group called Young Architects Forum (YAF)? If not, you're not alone! I am writing today to introduce myself and the YAF. My name is Denise Thompson. I am the current Young Architects Forum Regional Liaison representing Pennsylvania on an 18 member group comprised of Young Architects across the country. My goal is to help better communicate at the national, state, and local level, the opportunities and resources available to young architects within the AIA. The YAF's goal is to address areas of interest to recently licensed architects through the avenues of leadership, mentorship, and fellowship.
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What kinds of resources are available for AIA components and Young Architects? The AIA website link below provides access to countless documents, programs, and podcasts that have been developed with Young Architects in mind. Please utilize these great opportunities to start a local YAF chapter, begin a mentorship program, or even start your own firm! www.aia.org/professionals/groups/yaf...
Once you have started engaging your local community, how do you stay up to date about what is going on in Pennsylvania? The way to do that is through the internet! Since we are geographically spread apart, what better way to share our great stories and ideas than through social networking! I encourage you all to join our YAF PA Linked-In page at www.linkedin.com/groups...
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Olivia is a derivative of Olive whose feast day is June 10th. According to pious fictional legend, she was a beautiful girl of thirteen, of a noble Palermo, Italy, family who was carried off to Tunis by raiding Moslems. They allowed her to live in a nearby cave but when they found that her miracles and cures had converted many Mohammedans, she was imprisoned, tortured, and after converting her executioners trying to burn her to death, was ... Continue Reading
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2 years ago
Hi I would really like some more information on Saint Olivia as I hope to choose her as my name for my confirmation.Any pictures would be great too. Thanks
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Hi, im choosing Olivia for my confirmation name, i need information about her date of birth and death. Where she died and was born? Education, major accomplishments, reasons for canonization and what gifts anf fruits of the holy spirit were evident in her life.
2 years ago
THIS IS SO FREAKY! My name's Olivia, my birthday is on June 10th and I am nearly 13! FREAKY, but cool!!! Also, she is the patron saint of music which is practically my life!!!
Liv :)
2 years ago
Hi, im choosing Olivia for my confirmation name, i need information about her date of birth and death. Where she died and was born? Education, major accomplishments, reasons for canonization and what gifts anf fruits of the holy spirit were evident in her life.
Please send me information a.s.a.p. I need it by Sunday March 4th 2012.
2 years ago
Awesome my wife is 6 months pregnant and we plan on naming our daughter Olivia
2 years ago
This is so cool. I didn't know there was a saint called Olivia (Well, i wouldn't anyways because i am a Lurtheran) But my Friend told me (she is Catholic) This so cool i am Italian. and my little brothers' birthday is on her feast day. :D Awesome i want to find more out about her.
3 years ago
my name is olivia and i hope i can become a saint someday god bless olivia and god shall take care of her and to let her grow wings and to help her heal as the years go by!
3 years ago
I need more info. I am taking her for my confermation name! what were her miracles? and more I need to do this project, a big one! Please help me!!!
3 years ago
I would like to know more info about her for confirmation. Could you send me some?
3 years ago
I can't believe how creepy this article is for me. Bl. Olivia has my birthday for her feast day, age, and she's also Italian...
3 years ago
I am so confused, is Bl. Olive and Bl. Olivia the are the same people?! Help me please!!!!
3 years ago
My daughter is to dress up like Saint Olivia for All Saints day. Do you have a picture to send or a website where I can find one? Thanks Luciana
3 years ago
Hi .I'm using her as my confirmation saint and I need more information on her. I was wondering when saint olivia was canonized, when the Saint lived, where the Saint lived, parents,miracles & why she was canonized. If there are any other links that I can use please send them . Thanks.
3 years ago
st. Olivia is like awesome!!!I'm doing a school project and
I totally want to chose St.Olivia! could you please send my
a site or some more info.
Many thanks Liv:)
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Hi. I was wondering when saint olivia was canonized. I'm using her as my confirmation saint and I need more info. Thanks.
3 years ago
My daughter wants to call my first granddaughter Olivia so I would like to find out more about this beautiful saint. Could you tell me when she was canonized saint?
With best wishes,
4 years ago
Using the line "pious fictional legend" is presumptuous and impious. This line should be deleted or the entire article.
Pax Christi
4 years ago
saint olivia is a wonderful person but this site needs more info. luv u saint olivia. its so cool we have the same names. god bless saint olivia.
4 years ago
St.Olivia rocked and i love her!!! And ya, its my name to!!!!! Thanks Olivia, God bless you and the rest of us!!!!!! :)
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My birthdays on the 11th of june a day after result!!! st.olivia rocked i love her WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL :)
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EAU CLAIRE — The Pentagon's increased and little-known use of private military contractors in the business of war will be discussed by journalist Ken Silverstein Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
The Forum will present Silverstein's address, titled "Making a Killing: The Corporatization of War," at 7:30 p.m. in Zorn Arena. The formal presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer session and a reception. The program will be signed for the deaf and hard of hearing.
Recognized by the American Journalism Review as one of 20 "Unsung Heroes" of Washington journalism, Ken Silverstein writes regularly for Harper's and The Nation magazines, and was recently named Washington editor of Mother Jones magazine. He previously worked for the Associated Press in Latin America, and several of his articles for publications such as The American Prospect, Salon and Slate have been nominated for national awards.
Silverstein's fourth book, "Private Warriors" (2000), looked at the corporate takeover of national security during the past decade, examining an all but unexamined force: the generals and national security staffers cast adrift at the end of the Cold War who have continued the business of war in the private sector. He sheds light on the modern military-industrial complex that is profiting from the campaign against terrorism, and the corporations — some of them Fortune 500 companies — that do the Pentagon's bidding, providing services that range from logistical support to secret mercenary armies that operate outside the scrutiny of Washington.
Admission is $7 for the public, $5 for those 62 and older and UW System or Chippewa Valley Technical College faculty and staff, or $3 for those 17 and younger and UW System or CVTC students. Tickets are available at the University Service Center in Davies Center and will be sold at the door.
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It's cool not to be cool? Alternative reality is the genuine reality? If these observations confuse, confound or slightly alarm you, you're not hip to the young trendsetters of today. A possible literary remedy: Street Trends (HarperBusiness) by Janine Lopiano-Misdom and Joanne De Luca.
Founders of New York City-based market research firm Sputnik, Lopiano-Misdom and De Luca specialize in knowing what makes young people tick. Their approach--hitting the streets and speaking with kids on the cutting edge--has inspired the insights in Street Trends.
Not that there's one prevailing conclusion to be gleaned from Sputnik's analysis. Rather, Sputnik identifies a menagerie of youth cultures and mind-sets. The authors write of the "do-it-yourself" movement that's breeding individualistic kids who are expressing themselves creatively in zines and indie films and entering into unusual business alliances. Then, too, there are the "freestylers" who identify with underdogs and are turned off by marketing approaches that blatantly attempt to be cool.
Perhaps no other young generation is as tough to track as today's teens and twentysomethings--as confusing, confounding and alarming as that sounds. Given their collective buying power, however, the kids written up in Street Trends seem worth the extra effort.
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TCU Career: Has seen action in 30 career games at TCU, making eight starts over that time... has totaled nine goals and two assists, good for 20 career points. 2001: Played in 15 games, starting seven times... set career-bests in goals (5) and assists (2)... placed second on the team in points with 12 despite not scoring until the team?s 12th match of the season... had 15 of his 24 shots aimed on goal... scored a pair of goals, including the game-winner, at East Carolina (10-21-01)... also added an assist for a TCU season-best five-point effort... had goals in three consecutive late-season matches (Drury, UAB, South Florida). 2000: Appeared in 15 games for the Frogs, making one start... was a spark off the bench, scoring four goals, to tie for second place on the team... totaled eight points on the year to rank fourth... took 19 shots, putting 10 on goal... had a pair of goals in conference play, including the game-winner in overtime to upset 25th-ranked Bradley 2-1 (10-1-00) on the road. 1999: Did not play.
High School: Lauded as a three-time all-state honoree... lettered four seasons at Cathedral... named team MVP his senior year... was a prolific scorer, registering 91 career goals to go along with 72 assists.
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Suspect #4: Did Diana push PR?
Getting ditched by Paul in the boardroom and the bedroom adds up to more than Diana can take, so has she acted out the ultimate revenge?
Diana Marshall
Paul has jilted his fair share of women, but getting ditched in the boardroom and the bedroom adds up to more than Diana can take. Paul's former business partner doesn't take well to humiliation, and after getting her marching orders, surely it would only take a call to friends in high places to erase her biggest mistake.
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Relationship: Ex-lover and business partner
Most likely to be heard saying: 'The only thing that will make me feel better is annihilating Paul…'
Worst crime to date: Trying to oust Paul from Lassiter's
Last seen: Outside Lassiter's, on the phone to a mystery associate
A true survivor, Diana's sole mission in life has always been to work her way to the top - and to stay there. Until recently, as Paul's boss, she was responsible for running Lassiter's from her New York office, but it's outside of the boardroom that her history with the Ramsay Street lothario is most complicated. Diana turned out to be just another of Paul's flings, and it seems beneath her no-nonsense exterior she still hasn't quite recovered from the heartbreak.
Returning to Erinsborough to either force Paul to fall back in love with her or simply destroy him, it seems that the latter has come first - and how better than by edging him out from the empire he seems to prize more highly than any of his so-called loves. We're sure that Dirty Diana's got the brains to do the deed in time but, especially after Paul's front-page smear campaign, has she decided that it'd be far easier just to give him a shove off the balcony of his beloved Lassiter's?


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Adapting as well as mitigating climate changeMarch 21,2013On March 16, Senator Bernie Sanders and activist Bill McKibben held a conference on global climate change. Such periodic updates are crucial because of the immense volume of new data and new reports. But I worry, on the basis of some of Sanders and McKibbens policy enthusiasms, that the pair may not be keeping up with current research. I am also concerned about their apparent belief that anyone who opposes their positions, especially their position on the need for immediate build-out of ridgeline wind, is a NIMBY or worse, a denier of the evidence for global climate change. Nothing could be further from the truth.
On the contrary, I feel that it is these two powerful men who are, apparently, denying the evidence. As they continue to support the speedy industrialization of Vermonts ridgelines, they seem to be missing several points of paramount importance to Vermonters:
The significance of adaptation as a response to climate change; mitigation efforts alone are not sufficient.
The role of forests in both mitigation and adaptation.
The peculiar vulnerability of rural communities to the negative impacts of climate change.
I offer a few relevant highlights from recent research:
Global temperature: The planet is warmer today than during 70 to 80 percent of the 11,300 year span of our Holocene epoch, according to a report in the current issue of the journal Science, which continues: Of even more concern are projections of global temperature for the year 2100, when virtually every climate model evaluated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change shows that temperatures will exceed the warmest temperatures during ...[the Holocene] under all plausible greenhouse gas emission scenarios.
Ineffectiveness of governmental efforts to decrease CO2: Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have been steadily increasing over the last four years despite governmental attempts to restrain fossil-fuel emissions, according to The Earth System Research Laboratory. Carbon dioxide measured at the Mauna Loa observatory in Hawaii jumped by 2.67 parts per million in 2012, an annual increase larger than any other since 1998.
Irreversibility of climate change: People have imagined that if we stopped emitting carbon dioxide that the climate would go back to normal in 100 years or 200 years. What were showing here is thats not right. Its essentially an irreversible change that will last for more than a thousand years, said Susan Solomon, an author of a report on climate change published in the 2009 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Need for mitigation and adaptation: Both mitigation and adaptation are essential, according to the Federal Advisory Committee Draft Climate Assessment Report. (The draft document is open for public comment until April 12, 2013.) From the executive summary (emphasis mine): The choices about emissions pathways fall into a category of response options usually referred to as mitigation ways to reduce the amount and speed of future climate change by reducing emissions of heat-trapping gases. The other major category of response options is known as adaptation and refers to changes made to better respond to new conditions, thereby reducing harm or taking advantage of opportunity.
The role of forests in adaptation to new conditions: The report continues ... in 2010, U.S. forest ecosystems and the associated wood products industry captured and stored roughly 13 percent of all carbon dioxide emitted in the U.S. It adds the following projections (emphasis mine), Forest health decline and an increase in forest disturbances on both public and private land are projected due to increases in wildfire, insects, disease, drought, and extreme events. At the same time, there is growing awareness that forests may play an expanded role in carbon management. Addressing climate change effects on forests requires considering the interactions among land-use practices, energy options, and climate change.
Vulnerability of rural populations: In the same draft report, the Advisory Committee addresses a matter of paramount importance to Vermonters: the heightened vulnerability of rural communities to climate-change risks. The committee sites several liabilities of rural populations, including the dependence on natural resources for both livelihoods and social structure and the likelihood of physical isolation, limited economic diversity, and higher poverty rates, combined with an aging population. Further, the committee notes that Responding to additional challenges from climate change impacts will require significant adaptation within rural transportation and infrastructure systems, as well as health and emergency response systems. Governments in rural communities have limited institutional capacity to respond to, plan for, and anticipate climate change impacts.
A reading of current research suggests that Vermonts leaders should promote adaptive as well as mitigation responses to climate change. They should champion preservation of Vermonts forests and build community infrastructure and response capacity. They should limit costly mitigation efforts that work against these goals. Current research does not support, for example, the policy of allowing the wind industry free access to Vermonts forested ridgelines, a policy that destroys important adaptive forest and that stresses communities for questionable goals. Vermonters should demand state policies in response to climate change that are based on sound current research and evidence. I hope that Senator Sanders and Mr. McKibben are listening.MORE IN CommentaryHere in the West, people routinely practice religious tolerance to the point that even agnostics... Full StoryPresident Barack Obamas decision to establish diplomatic relations with Cuba promises to end an... Full StoryThis week, we witnessed Gov. Full Story
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Tau Volantis offers a hostile new environment for Dead Space, replacing the series' traditional black of space with the harsh white snowstorms of this ice planet. As you travel through the frozen wastes you'll need to overcome everything this environment – and it's many side-missions - throws at you, from abandoned encampments and underworld cities, to treacherous ice-climbs and the ever-ominous threat of an avalanche. On top of this, the white void of Tau Volantis is just as deadly and unpredictable as the black void of space, with deadly creatures and other shocks awaiting in the blizzard, offering familiar gameplay for long-term fans of the series.
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silk worm larvae… stir-fried with soy, sugar and just a dash of white pepper. Bon Appetit!
The silkworms have a texture of like popcorn except they have a creamy center.
This is one of a handful of restaurants- right here in America – that serve patrons bugs on purpose.
Chili pepper seasoned cricket. Even scorpions, on shrimp toast.
Scorpions still have the stingers in them but they are dried. the poison is neutralized.
Scorpions are just one of 1,700 bugs that are safe for people to consume. It's a modern-day novelty here in the states, but insects are part of a daily diet in most of the world.
Last year the united nations held a global conference on the benefits of eating insects. Even suggesting it might be a good solution to world hunger!
Insects are high in protein and low in fat and cholesterol. Take crickets for example? A six-ounce serving of these crunchy bugs have 60 percent less saturated fat as the same amount of ground beef.
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I just want you to be happy, whats going to happen when I go back on tour anyways, you need to be someone that will be there for you. Your busy with acting and I'm busy with Mest. I just think doing this right now will be the right thing.
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Members of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement filed an amendment with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission that would expand the discussion group's scope to include the entire trans-Pacific round trip, including the westbound trade. Once the amendment becomes effective, the lines are expected to suspend activities of the existing U.S.-Asia carrier group, the Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement.
The TSA filed the amendment for a 24-month trial period, subject to review at the end of that time.
The primary purpose of streamlining the agreements is to cut costs, TSA Executive Administrator Brian Conrad said. Maintaining separate carrier agreements, each with its own meetings, dedicated carrier staff support, compliance requirements and administrative overhead is less justifiable than in the past, especially given the sustained low-revenue environment seen in recent years. Conrad noted nearly all other major trade lanes with carrier agreements are represented by a single group that includes the round trip trade in its scope.
"The same lines carry the cargo in both directions on the same vessels, as part of their round-trip service rotations," he said. "Since they operate their business on round-trip basis, it only makes sense to view the two segments as an integrated whole from an agreement perspective as well."
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AUGUSTA - House Democrats voted today to kill a bill that would allow licensed cigar lounges to offer refreshments to their customers. Republicans stood in support of the commonsense measure to allow small businesses do more to attract and retain customers. There are currently two cigar lounges in the state to which the bill would apply.
As originally proposed, LD 22, "An Act to Promote Equity in Business Opportunity for Tobacco Specialty Stores," would have allowed cigar lounges to serve snacks, drinks, and alcoholic beverages. Under current law, customers cannot even chew gum in a cigar lounge.
In the face of clear Democratic opposition on the committee, the bill's sponsor, Senator James Hamper (R-Oxford), introduced an amendment in an attempt to reach across the aisle. As amended, the bill would allow cigar lounges to simply serve alcoholic beverages to their customers. Democrats steadfastly opposed even this reasonable compromise.
Today's vote comes after a series of bills introduced by Democrats that aim to hamstring small businesses or regulate Mainers' behavior, including a bill to prohibit teenagers from tanning even with parental consent, a bill to roll back bipartisan workers' compensation laws dating back 20 years, bills to prohibit cell phone use while driving and require helmets when riding motorcycles, and many more.
"This economy will grow when we stop telling Mainers what to do and stop regulating our businesses to death," said House Republican Leader Ken Fredette (R-Newport). "This is just ridiculous, there's no reason why these cigar lounges shouldn't be able to serve refreshments. It's the judgment of the business owners that they will generate more business if they can serve refreshments, and more business is what we need."
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Sherburn, Durham
Sherburn, a township, with a village, and an ecclesiastical parish in Pittington parish, Durham, with a station, called Sherburn Colliery, on the N.E.R., 2 1/2 miles E of Durham. There is a post, money order, and telegraph office under Durham. The township includes the colliery village of Sherburn Hill. Acreage, 1310; population, 2988; of the ecclesiastical parish, 1397. The township of Sherburn, which includes part of the ecclesiastical parish of Shadforth, has a parish council of eleven members. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the manor. Coal is extensively worked. The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Durham; net value, £255 with residence. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Durham. The church was built in 1872, is in the Early Decorated style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, and a tower. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels and a public reading-room.
Old maps of Sherburn are available on the old-maps.co.uk site, and a current map is available on the Streetmap.co.uk site.


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Esquire Cover: 'Let's Not All Get Crazy at the Same Time'
Bob Sacks weighs in.
Lots of observers weighing in on Esquire's electronic cover. Many, like Hammock Publishing head and noted blogger Rex Hammock, have been critical. (Of Esquire editor David Granger, Rex wrote: "For the editor of Esquire to admitŌĆöin public, no lessŌĆöthat his solution for thinking his magazine is 'only a magazine' is adding blinking words to the cover should be grounds for his transfer to another position at Hearst where he can get over his, er, boredom.")
Consultant and newsletter producer Bob Sacks, though, is giving Granger props:
Please, let's not all get crazy at the same time. So many people are over-reacting to the announcement that Esquire is using e-ink on their cover that I almost don't know where to begin. But almost isn't don't know.
First and foremost, this is a clever magazine cover gimmick for a 75th anniversary cover. Period, end of story, except for all the brouhaha. They deserve to do something special. And e-ink is going to be something special. In this case it is underutilizing the power and the possibilities of e-ink, but what the heck? You have to start somewhere. And this year our industry starts here on the cover of Esquire with a flexible, magazine-bindable production of e-ink.
We as an industry have been inserting and on-serting for generations. Believe me I know, as I was partly responsible for the AOL onslaught of on-serting and inserting first fragile plastic diskettes and then CDs into magazines. The computer and music sectors have been doing this for years. The women's service groups have inserted hundreds of items including such nutty ideas as shampoo samples which in the course of palatalizing squished and squeezed the samples all over the printer's bindery floor. So ease off on the condemnation that gimmicks are something new or distasteful.
And the same thing is true for the carbon footprint. Why is Esquire being singled out?
I'm the first to admit that we have been reckless as an industry when it comes to carbon foot-printing and inefficiencies, but to single out a single publisher ... pure and absolute rubbish. Anyone who is starting to condemn a single gimmick in a single magazine doesn't know the industry, the history, nor the true story of magazine sales and magazine production.
E-ink or e-paper is special, in fact it is very special, and it is an integral part of the future of the magazine business. If we are going to have a big future at all, it is going to be digital. We will combine the ease of use of digital editions of magazines with the portability of brilliantly colored WiFi connected epaper, with a drastically lower carbon footprint than today and dramatically reduced manufacturing costs. What's not to like? What part don't we understand?
Publishers sell words and thoughts, not paper and printing? For those who need to hear me say it again, printing ink on paper is not going to go away; it is also not going to be the dominant distribution vehicle of information.
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