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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Here are the top stock market headlines for the morning of Friday, May 21, 2010.
Friday's Early Headlines
- Senate Passes Financial Reform Bill -- The Senate passed the financial reform bill Thursday evening by a vote of 59-39. The sweeping reform bill will now go to a conference committee for reconciliation with the House of Representatives' measure, which was approved in December. Paul Miller, bank analyst with FBR Capital Markets, said he expects the banks and broker/dealers to react positively on the news as some of the most onerous amendments were not included in the bill, including a tougher ban on prop trading, dubbed the Volcker Rule. "However this is not the end to headline risk, as there will be much speculation in the coming week as to what the final bill will contain," Miller wrote in an email.
- German Bundestag Lower House Approves $1 Trillion Bailout -- Germany's lower house of parliament on Friday approved a European rescue package to contribute to a $937.5 billion debt package to help protect the euro, Reuters reports. The German Bundestag lower house passed the bill with 319 votes in favor, 73 against and 195 abstentions, the report said. The Bundesrat upper house is expected to pass the bill later on Friday.
- FDIC Problem Bank List Grows to 775 -- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said the number of insured commercial banks and savings institutions on its "Problem List" increased to 775 in the first quarter from 702 at the end of 2009 and 252 at the end of 2008. The FDIC said total assets of "problem" institutions increased from $403 billion to $431 billion.
- Abbott Buys Piramal Unit for $3.72 Billion -- Abbott (ABT) signed a definitive agreement to buy the domestic health care business of Piramal Healthcare, a generics company from India, for $2.12 billion, plus $400 million annually for the next four years. Abbott said the pharmaceutical market in India will generate almost $8 billion in sales in 2010, a number expected to double by 2015.
- Chrysler Could Launch IPO Next Year -- Chrysler might launch its public offering in 2011, CEO Sergio Marchionne told reporters in Toronto Thursday, according to a Reuters report. Marchionne, who also heads Fiat, said he thinks there is "enough appetite" for stock sales by both Chrysler and General Motors in the next 12 to 18 months, the report said. He added he wouldn't mind if GM went first.
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Ron Paul in 2010 endorsed NEOCONS worse than Romney. Yep Lamar Smith and others in Texas. ANd he did so for Political reasons......
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I've never had a foot fetish.
What makes one foot hotter than another?
Or is everyone's pair of feet just as hot?
great soles!
Need moar!! Anyone up for kinky foot stuff. Or anything kinky add me^
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Whenever my sister's boyfriend comes round, I always sniff his shoes and socks while he is elsewhere in the house with my sister, but he is a really well groomed guy, so his shoes and socks barely smell. They always smell brand new :<
He always jokes and says, "suck my toes adam". if only he knew..
I am in love:D Yeh footboy, I've done the same....went to a mate's place and when he went out of the room, I got a taste and smell of his slippers...
Also I was on holiday and walking around the swimming pool....I deliberately dropped something on the floor next to where a hot guy was lying on his stomach with the soles sticking out.... i then picked up my stuff very slowly, talking at his fleshy soles from like 10cm.....felt so good:D
So! I'm still trying to figure out why I'm so fascinated by Guy's feet! :eek: :help:
Is it because of the structural efficiencies? Is it an aesthetic consideration, given the arches and curves? :confused:
All I know, for sure, is that a Guy's feet can be the key to his entire being! If a Guy is willing to let you play with his feet, he's opening his complete Self to You! ..| (group)
Keep smilin'!! :kiss:(*8*)
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Very well said, Chaz. I have stopped trying to analyze why feet turn me on so much. You have pretty much explained it. :)
So in love with this thread!!! \:/
^ I wonder if he's ticklish! :badgrin:
Keep smilin'!! :kiss:(*8*)
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Thanks guys! Nah not me I'm afraid but just a hottie from the collection of hotties I had the pleasure of once serving and worshipping their feet one day ;)
FunFunk, having hotties smash their feet right in your face is what it's all about!
another hottie
damn, I wish I could do that!!!
omg this pic is so hot to me ive cummed dozens of times to it
sometimes I think about what a guy's feet look like before his dick
I love Christian Ronaldo's feet but that photo has never looked good to me
I hate how this thread is so quiet.
I love when guys wear those thin ropey ankle bracelets. Turns me on big time.
...some more of Cristiano Ronaldo's feet:
2 new pics
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^ Nice Feet! :drool: ..|
Now ... PLEASE tell me they're skinny dipping! (!) :badgrin:
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Parents of Obese Kids Often View Them as Healthy
THURSDAY, July 24, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Parents of obese children often don't view their kids as unhealthy or recognize the health consequences of excess weight or inactivity, according to a new study.
The children of the families surveyed for the new research were attending an obesity clinic at the Hasbro Children's Hospital in Providence, R.I.
"A third categorized their child's health as excellent or very good," said study researcher Dr. Kyung Rhee, now an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of California, San Diego.
Rhee surveyed slightly more than 200 families in 2008 and 2009 to evaluate their readiness to help their children lose weight. She found that 28 percent of the parents did not perceive their child's weight as a health concern. But experts know that childhood obesity has both immediate and long-term ill effects on health, including risks for heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
Thirty-one percent of the parents thought their child's health was excellent or very good.
Parents were more likely to try to improve their children's eating habits than to increase exercise, Rhee found. While 61 percent said they were trying to improve eating habits, just 41 percent said they were increasing their child's activity level.
If parents were obese, they were less likely to be helping their children change. Most of the children, 94 percent, were obese, and their pediatrician referred them to the clinic for help in slimming down. The other 6 percent were overweight.
The study was published online recently in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Rhee said the findings are similar to a study she did in 2005, asking about parents' readiness to change their child's behavior if the child needed to lose weight.
The parents' own weight status affected how willing they were to make changes in their children's eating habits. "The parents who thought their own weight was a health problem were less likely to make changes in a child's diet," Rhee said.
She can't say why this is, because the survey did not ask. But Rhee suspects that the parents may have been discouraged by their own failed attempts at dieting.
In the study, the average age of the children and teens was about 14, but ranged from 5 to 20.
While income, race or ethnicity didn't have a bearing on whether parents were trying to improve their child's diet, income did play a role in whether parents encouraged exercise. Those who made less than $40,000 a year were less likely to encourage exercise. The survey didn't ask the reasons why.
Dr. William Muinos, director of the weight management program at Miami Children's Hospital, reviewed the findings of the study. "There is a lot of fact to this study that I experience every day [with parents]," he said.
Parents often tell Muinos their children will ''grow out'' of their weight problem, and he tells them that is hazardous thinking. Research has found that children who are obese are likely to be obese as adults, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Muinos tells parents of overweight children that starting early with a good diet and a regular physical activity is crucial. "Early intervention is key both in establishing good eating habits and exercise," he said.
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SOURCES: Kyung Rhee, M.D., M.Sc., assistant professor of pediatrics, University of California San Diego School of Medicine; William Muinos, M.D., director, weight management program and associate director of pediatric gastroenterology, Miami Children's Hospital, Miami, Fla.; June 23, 2014, Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, onlineRelated Articles
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|Mary Ann Garner, born September 17, 1826 in Tennessee; married NN Adams Bef. 1850; born Abt. 1822.
|Joel Stephen Garner, born September 11, 1828 in Tennessee; died August 31, 1901 in Wanda, Newton Co, Missouri; married Rachael Elizabeth Howell May 23, 1852 in Wanda, Newton Co, Missouri.
|William Spencer Garner Jr., born May 30, 1831 in Tennessee; died 1897; married Anna Tabatha Fowler Abt. 1850; born January 21, 1831 in Jackson Co, Alabama; died September 11, 1892.
|James Henry Garner, born July 22, 1832 in Maury Co, Tennessee; died January 25, 1917 in (prob) Newton Co, Missouri; married Polley Fowler 1860; born September 11, 1840 in Tennessee; died October 10, 1912 in (prob) Newton Co, Missouri.
|Elizabeth "Minnie" Garner, born December 12, 1835 in Tennessee; died Abt. 1862; married James Barbee 1860 in Newton Co, Missouri; born Abt. 1819 in Tennessee; died Abt. 1862.
|Layburne Lafayette Garner, born February 10, 1841 in Tennessee; died March 21, 1905 in Newton Co, Missouri; married Millie Frances Armstrong April 12, 1867 in Missouri; born Abt. 1838 in Missouri.
|Sarah June Garner, born June 24, 1847 in Missouri; died September 02, 1875 in Newton Co, Missouri; married John Snyder; born Abt. 1843.
|Rachael Elizabeth Howell, born June 04, 1831 in Indiana; died May 17, 1929 in Rocky Comfort, McDonald Co, Missouri; married Joel Stephen Garner May 23, 1852 in Wanda, Newton Co, Missouri.
|Mary Howell, born Abt. 1834 in Indiana.
|John Howell, born 1836 in Indiana.
|Catherine Howell, born Abt. 1839 in Indiana.
|Samuel Howell, born Abt. 1842 in Indiana.
|George Washington Howell, born November 08, 1843 in Indiana; died September 11, 1922 in Malin, Klamath Co, Oregon; married Martha Jane Pack October 22, 1871 in Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co, California; born March 03, 1849 in Jackson Co, Missouri; died February 18, 1920 in Malin, Klamath Co, Oregon.
|Sarah Howell, born 1846 in Newton Co, Missouri.
|Frances Howell, born 1846.
|Samuel David "Sam" Clement, born May 29, 1849 in Hammond Township, Spencer Co, Indiana; died July 23, 1922 in Stella, Newton Co, Missouri; married (1) Victoria Adaline "Addie" Schoolfield Bef. 1878; married (2) Mary Malissa Starns May 25, 1892 in Neosho, Newton Co, Missouri.
|Susanna Clement, born May 29, 1849 in Hammond Township, Spencer Co, Indiana; died October 02, 1896 in Spencer Co, Indiana; married Zachariah Harris Bet. 1867 - 1868; born 1843 in Ohio; died 1886.
|Sarah A. "Sallie" Clement, born 1851 in Spencer Co, Indiana; married (1) NN Robinson; born Abt. 1850; married (2) NN Wilson; born Abt. 1847; married (3) NN Beheimer; born Abt. 1847.
|William A. Clement, born 1854 in Spencer Co, Indiana; married Mary A. Wright January 19, 1875 in Spencer Co, Indiana; born Abt. 1855.
|George J. Clement, born January 30, 1855 in Perry Co, Indiana; died June 22, 1932 in Chrisney, Spencer Co, Indiana; married Maria Anna Whitaker October 21, 1877 in Rockport, Spencer Co, Indiana; born August 07, 1860 in Ohio; died August 20, 1943 in Vigo, Vigo Co, Indiana.
|John C. Clement, born 1857 in Spencer Co, Indiana; died 1941; married Elizabeth M. Herman September 21, 1875 in Spencer Co, Indiana; born Abt. 1857.
|Noah Wilford Clement, born April 15, 1859 in Hammond Township, Chrisney, Spencer Co, Indiana; died February 09, 1944 in Colusa, Colusa Co, California; married Laura Belle Justice March 07, 1886; born December 08, 1865; died October 11, 1941.
|Alfred "Alf" Clement, born January 10, 1861 in Perry Co, Kentucky; died April 14, 1937 in Henderson Co, Kentucky; married Margaret C. "Maggie" Welch May 08, 1885; born November 20, 1866 in of Spencer Co, Indiana; died June 06, 1946 in Henderson Co, Kentucky.
|Mary Jane "Mollie" Schoolfield, born August 20, 1856 in Spencer Co, Indiana; died October 12, 1929 in Warrick Co, Indiana; married Benjamin Franklin Bufkin June 10, 1875 in Spencer Co, Indiana; born May 22, 1852 in Spencer Co, Indiana; died August 18, 1911 in Clay Township, Spencer Co, Indiana.
|Victoria Adaline "Addie" Schoolfield, born 1858 in Spencer Co, Indiana; died Bet. 1890 - 1891 in Newton Co, Missouri; married Samuel David "Sam" Clement Bef. 1878.
|George Schoolfield, born Aft. 1860.
|Sarah Clayton, born March 12, 1820 in Richland Co, Ohio; married Isaac Miller February 07, 1850; born May 24, 1818 in Pendleton, Louisa Co, Virginia.
|Mary Clayton, born December 26, 1821 in Wayne Co, Ohio.
|John Clayton, born September 18, 1824 in Knox Co, Ohio.
|Marion F. Clayton, born December 12, 1826 in Richland Co, Ohio; married Sarah E. Davis March 04, 1851 in Crawford Co, Ohio; born Abt. 1831.
|Ailcy Clayton, born January 16, 1829 in Knox Co, Ohio.
|Lydia Clayton, born May 10, 1831 in Seneca Co, Ohio; died December 22, 1922 in Eagle City, Blaine Co, Oklahoma; married Joseph Miller January 01, 1849; born October 1829 in Ohio; died September 30, 1883 in Washington, Washington Co, Kansas.
|Cynthia Ann Clayton, born March 08, 1834 in Seneca Co, Ohio; married William F. Alexander October 23, 1848 in Van Buren Co, Iowa; born Abt. 1830.
|Samantha Jane Clayton, born March 27, 1836 in Brown Co, Ohio; died December 23, 1925 in Grand Junction, Mesa Co, Colorado; married Amos Christopher Hursh Abt. 1856 in Lancing, Mower Co, Minnesota; born October 18, 1833 in Pennsylvania; died December 22, 1903 in Grand Junction, Mesa Co, Colorado.
|Charles Wesley Clayton, born January 11, 1838 in (near) Sandusky, Erie Co, Ohio; died May 08, 1920 in Osage County, Kansas; married Mary Ann "Polly Ann" McCain Abt. 1860 in Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co, Iowa.
|Balona Belle Clayton, born March 10, 1840 in Crawford, Wyandot Co, Ohio; died January 21, 1927 in Hiawatha, Brown Co, Kansas; married Friedrich Luther Unfried 1858 in Zanesville, Van Buren Co, Iowa; born September 20, 1828 in Germany; died December 03, 1913 in Hiawatha, Brown Co, Kansas.
|Sgt. Samuel Manin Clayton, born April 07, 1843 in Ohio; died July 21, 1900 in Clearwater, Sherburne Co, Minnesota; married Mary E. Eggert September 27, 1865 in Lansing, Mower Co, Minnesota; born February 18, 1846 in Germany; died December 17, 1932 in Saint Cloud, Stearns Co, Minnesota.
|Julia Ann McCain, born March 15, 1834 in Indiana; died 1911 in Reardan, Lincoln Co, Washington; married Joseph H. Thornbrue June 30, 1853 in Bremer Co, Iowa; born December 10, 1834 in Coles Co, Illinois; died June 23, 1902 in Mondova, Lincoln Co, Washington.
|James McCain, born 1836 in Indiana.
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I've opened all the ports on my router that MS say is needed for things such as chat.
I've no idea what else to do... I've browsed around my 360 settings and can't find anything.
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Make sure the microphone works. Record a message to a friend and listen to it (obviously don't send the message). If it's working, your NAT may be causing issues. Go to Dashboard > My XBox > System Settings > Network Settings > Test XBox Live Connection. If your NAT is strict of closed then it will tell you. If not, then you have open NAT and the issue is something else.
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It MAY actually be your controller. If you have a friend with a 360 mic, connect it to your controller and try it. My last controller had issues working with both of my mics. I had to jiggle it around for it to work, and even then only half the time it would work.
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Assuming you didn't mute yourself and the hardware is function, parental control setting could be preventing you from communicating with your friends. You will have go go those settings and change them.
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At above: I've checked Parental Control too, I don't have a child's account.
It was the mic that was broken, exchanged it today and it works fine, thanks all.
I'll be annoyed whether it's the controller or mic. Probably had this 360 for a month, barely played it other than Alan Wake so if the controllers broken it's a bit of a "wtf" moment. Also this is the first time I've even touched the mic, so if that's broken I'll be just as confused.
Also I don't have anybody nearby with a 360 so I can't test either of them elsewhere. Thinking of taking a gamble and running to a shop and just buying a new mic.
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@simrin-- That's horrible! I hope that guy is an actor and he was just acting and not really twitching.
I think what you are talking about is a little bit different than involuntary muscle spasms though. Muscle spasms can happen to anyone, because of physical activity, medication, stress or another illness.
I think what you describe is more like tick. It actually sounds like Tourette's syndrome which my little brother has. This is a neurological disorder that causes him to have involuntary movements. Stress actually triggers some of it, but it can happen even when he is totally fine and calm.
I know that stress has a lot to do with involuntary muscle spasms in general, especially with the eyes. I had a coworker who would start to involuntarily blink whenever she got stressed out at work or felt anxious.


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Kate Webster; Elliott O'Donnell; Great Britain. Central Criminal Court.
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|Trial in the Central Criminal Court, London, July, 1879, for the murder of Mrs. Julia Martha Thomas.
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|Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Thomson Gale, 2004. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.
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The University of South Florida Department of Radiology offers a 1-year PGY-6 Vascular & Interventional Radiology Fellowship. We accept 3 fellows per year. We are currently accepting applications for July 1, 2016-2017.
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The variety and complexity are likely unmatched in any other program. There are 6 VIR attendings, 3 fellows, 1 ARNP, and 1 PA on the service. We are a hybrid, private practice and academic group, which give the fellows some real world exposure and the best of both worlds.
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Marian Seibert (as Humilitas), Linda Strandberg (as Anima), Erika Chang, Rebekah Gilmore, Lisa Ponten, and Stacey Sunde join the choir in this staged morality play about the Soul and its journey towards acceptance in the community of Virtues. Shira Kammen leads the instrumentalists and Margriet Tindemans is music and stage director.
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Sunday, April 12, 7-8:30 pm, Chapel at St. James Cathedral
Experience first-hand the thrill of singing music by St. Hildegard of Bingen! In this singalong for all voice types and skill levels, Margriet Tindemans will unlock the secrets of the great visionary's music. Modern transcriptions will be provided. It helps if you read music, but no special knowledge of medieval notation is required. More info.
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Nursing School. Did you work?
- 0Nov 4, '13 by ana86Hi. I want to hear how you did it. I've worked since the age of 16. And like to know that I pull my own weight...and then some. I have been working on getting my pre-req's for the last 4 years and I finally applied & got accepted into the RN program. I'm 27 now btw. I should be happy, but I am worried about having to depend on my fiancé to take care of my 6 yr. old daughter & myself while I do the program for 2 years. People strongly advice not to work while you go through the program....Did you work through nursing school? Or did you live on Top Ramen for 2 years? Or both?
- 2Nov 4, '13 by herring_RN GuideI only did a rare registry shift as a nursing assistant while in LVN school.
I did what you did and took all my prerequisites before attending an associate degree program. I worked four 8 hour night shifts a week. By then my kids were in high school and their Dad, my husband was a big help.
I was really tired that year. Did almost nothing except work, study, and sleep. My son gave me his Mario Cement Factory game. I could play it for a few minutes to relax while studying.
We watched the Bill Cosby Show every Wednesday for 1/2 hour.
With a six year old who needs supervision you need someone who loves her to help. She will need to know how much you love her and that this is for her too.
PS: I was 42 when I graduated in 1986. Now it would be impossible. I don't know how I did it. Busy is good, but that was TOO BUSY.
It was worth it.
Earning my BSN was easier. One evening a week in class. Study time and papers to write. It was somewhat self paced regarding the papers. I took three years. If I'd done more units could have finished in 15 months.
You will find a way.
- 1Nov 5, '13 by krisiepooI'm in my last semester of nursing school and have worked FT the whole way through. it's HARD and you have to be committed to both, schedule your time wisely and know you're gonna miss a whole lot of your kid during this time but if you want to pass, you have to let go
- 0Nov 5, '13 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorQuote from ana86Welcome to AN! The largest online nursing community!I am SO SORRY, but I posted this in the wrong section & now I can't figure out how to move/delete it....
Thread moved for best response!
- 0Nov 5, '13 by BostonRN13I worked part time during the school year as a waitress and then during summers I came home and worked as a CNA since I paid for school almost 100% myself. That experience as a CNA helped me land my first job as a new grad RN. Granted, that was 14 years ago..
- 0Nov 5, '13 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorI did not work during the 12 months I spent in a fast-track LVN program. I paid my mortgage, utilities, gas and other bills with unemployment checks and my meager savings.
I worked 32-hours per week as an LVN while attending an LPN-to-RN completion program for a little over a year. I worked two 16-hour weekend double shifts every Saturday and Sunday at a local nursing home. This type of schedule allowed me to have Monday through Friday off to focus on school.
- 0Nov 5, '13 by GrnTea, BSN, MSN, RNI took a year off from college after my freshman year and worked 40+ hours as a nursing aide in a hospital. When I returned to school I worked 24 hours a week (3 eight hour 3-11 shifts) for my sophomore and junior years, which was every weekend plus one day in the middle of the week plus every vacation day and holiday. I could never do that now, but at 18, 19, 20 I had more stamina. My average sucked, although it was passing.
My senior year I was married and my husband, who graduated a year before me, had a real job and was earning more than the two of us had earned together in the previous two years combined, so I did not work, and my average went way up.


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Crisp roast pork with honey mustard gravy
By Emma Lewis
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 2 hrs, 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
For a summery roast, serve slices of pork with light gravy and a tangy green salad
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- kcalories
- 726
- protein
- 74g
- carbs
- 3g
- fat
- 47g
- saturates
- 18g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 3g
- salt
- 0.71g
- 2kg pork loin bone in, fat scored
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 100ml hot chicken stock
- 1 tbsp wholegrain mustard
- 1 tbsp clear honey
- 1 tsp finely chopped thyme leaves
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Cook 125g egg noodles according to pack instructions. Heat 750ml chicken stock with knob of fresh root ginger, 1 sliced garlic clove, pinch caster sugar and 2 tbsp soy. Stir in 1 halved pak choi, then cook for 2 mins. Stir through leftover pork slices and noodles. Serve.
- Heat oven to 240C/220C fan/gas 9. Pat the pork all over with kitchen paper. Lightly rub all over with oil and sprinkle liberally with salt. Cook for 20 mins, turn down the oven to 190C/170C fan/gas 5, then cook for 30 mins per 500g (about 2 hrs). Remove from the tin, place on a serving plate and loosely cover with foil.
- Pour off excess fat from the tin. Add stock to the tin, then stir to incorporate meat juices and sticky bits at the bottom. Pour through a sieve into a small pan. Add mustard, honey and thyme, plus juices from the resting meat. Stir and simmer for 5 mins until starting to turn syrupy. Serve alongside the pork.
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Pregame notes: "We're going to need him in there a lot" • 08.26.14
Assuming the rain goes away, tonight will be Derek Jeter's eighth start at designated hitter this season. He's still a long way from his single-season career high — 25 DH games in in 2012 — but it seems significant that four of those turns at designated hitter have come in his past nine games.
Now that Carlos Beltran is available to play some right field, it's clear that Joe Girardi is taking advantage of the opportunity to get Jeter a half day off now and then. Perhaps it's strictly a rest issue. Perhaps it has a lot to do with Stephen Drew's glove.
"I'm in the mode that I'm just taking it day by day," Girardi said. "But with Carlos being able to go into the outfield once in a while, it gives me more flexibility to do this. … We've had some long stretches. We have a lot of lefties coming up the next five days after today where he's going to play (probably at shortstop), so try to give him a little blow when I can. And I thought today was probably a good day. Two plane flights in two days, and as I said, we have day games after night games, so we're going to need him in there a lot."
Obviously Jeter prefers playing the field, but he said he understands the DH days, and he seems to embrace them — even when he's had so many these past couple of weeks.
"I don't know how many times I've done it," Jeter said. "What, three or four times this year? I think a couple of years ago, in 2012, I may have done it 20 or 30-something times. Because of injuries, Carlos had to DH, so I haven't really thought about it. My job is to come here, and when I'm in the lineup, play. I like to play every day. I like to play shortstop every day. Everyone is aware of that. But I get it. I understand it. We've had a long stretch here. I think we only have a couple of more days off, and then we have another long stretch at the end of the year. So, I don't know what his plans are. My job is to play.'
Late last season, we saw Girardi use Mariano Rivera a little more heavily, making sure to get every last bit out of the retiring closer. Would he do the same with the retiring shortstop, running him out there with very little rest down the stretch?
"I don't think I can play him much more than I've played him," Girardi said. "He's played in all but about 10 games maybe, maybe a few more than that, but there was a time when he missed three because his leg was bothering him. But when you get in these long stretches, these 13-game stretches, I've usually given him on day off. And that might be all he gets in this."
• Brett Gardner was hoping to run today, which he sees as the final test for his sore ankle. If he can run today, he thinks he should be available in some capacity tonight. Gardner didn't run at all the past two days. "Hopefully that goes well and I'll be available to play tonight," he said.
• Here's Girardi on his approach to the Gardner injury: "My concern was: he said he felt better but he needed to run," Girardi said. "Gardy's pretty tough, and Gardy's played through a lot, which made me believe that it's probably not 100 percent, which it might not be for a while. This extra day will probably do us some good. My concern is that he favors it, or that he gets out there and he can't run, and then I've got to make a change. It can just really mess things up."
• Not much concern about Mark Teixeira's hamstring. "I think you're always going to watch it a little bit," Girardi said. "I think the day off probably helped, and we just tell him to play smart. I mean, he did play smart the couple of days that he had it, so he's just going to have to continue to do that."
• Masahiro Tanaka threw today, and as long as he still feels fine tomorrow, he'll remain on track to throw a simulated game on Thursday.
• Initial Arizona Fall League rosters were announced this afternoon. The Yankees are sending RF Aaron Judge, 3B Eric Jagielo, OF/IF Tyler Austin and 1B Greg Bird. They're also sending pitchers Caleb Cotham, Branden Pinder and Alex Smith. There remains a TBA spot on the roster listed as a Yankees catcher. Pretty interesting group of position players. I actually thought Ramon Flores might go, but I guess not. Jagielo seemed like a near lock in my mind after missing so much time. Bird and Austin make a lot of sense too.
• On the current Yankees momentum: "I think they feel pretty good about themselves," Girardi said. "But the thing about baseball is you've got to go do it every day. It starts with your starting pitcher that night, and I don't know how you could for any more (than) what Brandon McCarthy has done, but we need him to continue to pitch like this."
• On the importance of three games against a team that's also in the mix for the second wild card: "You've got to win the series. It's extremely important. We know they're a very good team, and we're facing a good pitcher tonight who didn't give up too many runs against us the last time. But Brandon pitched really well. You've got to win games."
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Looking ahead to September • 08.18.14
This post contains way too many words about possible September call-ups.
Why is this way too many? Because aside from the possibility of a left-handed reliever, there really don't seem to be any impact September call-ups on the horizon. A few guys will come up to provide pitching and bench depth, but that's about it. There isn't a ton of playing time up for grabs, and there aren't many obvious auditions that could take place. A left-handed reliever might get into some key situations, but that's about it. If the Yankees fall completely out of contention, I suppose they could give a guy like Bryan Mitchell a start or maybe give Zoilo Almonte a chance to make a fresh impression with some right field starts. Ultimately, though, I wouldn't expect a ton out of the September additions.
But, I like minor league baseball and I think September call-ups are interesting, so here are a few thoughts and possibilities broken into four pretty typical September call-up categories.
Pretty standard September addition. The Yankees have been playing with an eight-man pitching staff for quite a while now, but even so, they're still likely to add a few guys just to give them depth down the stretch.
Best bet: RHP Bryan Mitchell
He's been up and down a few times, and he's been pitching well out of the Triple-A rotation. He's pretty much custom-made for providing innings, and there's a real benefit to giving him some more big league experience. Seems like a strong candidate to be a rotation candidate at some point next season, even if he opens the year in Triple-A.
Keep in mind: RHP David Phelps
Worth remembering that Phelps is currently on the disabled list but due to be reevaluated today. Phelps was pitching pretty well before that mess of a start in Boston, and he could certainly move right back into the rotation once he's healthy again. That could essentially push Chris Capuano into a bullpen role as another long man.
Uncertainty: RHP Preston Claiborne and RHP Matt Daley
Both are on the 40-man roster, but both are also on the Triple-A disabled list. If they're healthy, it would be easy to call up both Claiborne and Daley to be extra middle-inning or extra-inning arms. Claiborne seems pretty close to coming off the disabled list. Another injured Triple-A reliever, Jose Ramirez, won't be healthy in time to come up next month.
Worth mentioning: RHP Brandon Pinder, RHP Diego Moreno, RHP Mark Montgomery, RHP Danny Burawa
Montgomery and Burawa have been demoted to Double-A, which probably isn't a good sign for them getting a call-up to the big leagues. Worth mentioning, though, because all four have been pretty good at times this season, and all four should be Rule 5 eligible this winter. If any of these pitchers are going to be protected in the offseason, might make sense to go ahead and add them to the roster now. My guess would be that Pinder is at the top of this particular pecking order right now. Veteran RHP Jim Miller could also be part of this discussion if the Yankees want a short-term roster addition just to provide some innings.
Probably not: RHP Nick Rumbelow
He's moved quickly through the system and has been alright since getting to Triple-A, but he's not Rule 5 eligible yet and there's probably no reason to have him filling a 40-man spot all winter just so he can get a mopup inning or two in September.
The Yankees might very well bring up a new lefty before September 1, but given the fact they're not carrying a true left-on-left specialist, it seems like a solid bet that they'll eventually give some young lefty a call-up. Might even try more than one.
Best bet: LHP Manny Banuelos
Can't say for certain that Banuelos is the "best bet" to come up as a left-on-left reliever, but he's the only option who's currently on the 40-man roster. He's also pitched pretty well lately, which is surely easing some of the concerns about his early season inconsistency. Whether a career starter — and a young one at that — would be a viable situational lefty, I have no idea. But having a spot on the 40-man makes him an easy call-up if the Yankees want to either get his feet wet or see what he can do in a fairly important role.
Keep in mind: LHP Jacob Lindgren
The Yankees first-round draft pick back in June was a college reliever who throws pretty hard from the left side, and the Yankees have already pushed him all the way to Double-A. Pitching in Trenton isn't exactly knocking on the door, but Lindgren has a big arm and a bunch of strikeouts and it's not unheard of for a team to push a college reliever all the way to the big leagues in his first pro season.
Uncertainty: LHP Chris Capuano
He won't be a September call-up, but Capuano factors into this discussion because of David Phelps. If Phelps is ready to return to the rotation fairly quickly, he could takeover for Capuano, who could move into a left-on-left role out of the bullpen. A possibility if the Yankees aren't sure any of the young guys can handle the job.
Worth mentioning: LHP Tyler Webb, LHP James Pazos, LHP Francisco Rondon, SHP Pat Venditte
My guess is that all of these except Webb should be considered real long shots. I mention Pazos because he has good numbers in Double-A and the Yankees seem to like his arm; Rondon because he was once on the 40-man and has had the Yankees attention at various points; and Venditte because he's been a pretty solid reliever for years now and has generally been pretty good with that side-arm delivery against lefties. Webb, though, is the left-handed relief prospect who's most on the radar. Doesn't have to be protected from the Rule 5 draft yet, but the Yankees have been pretty aggressive with him and he's probably their most advanced left-handed relief prospect.
Probably not: LHP Nik Turley
There are actually a ton of lefties on the Triple-A pitching staff right now, including Turley, Matt Tracy and Jeremy Bleich, all of whom would be capable of giving multiple innings and — in theory — matching up against a left-handed hitter. My thinking, though, is: If the Yankees are going to try a long-time starter in this role in September, why not just try Banuelos? That's easier than putting some of the other non-traditional relievers onto the roster. Know who else is a probably not? Cesar Cabral. The guy was actually in the big leagues at one point this year, but he's fallen completely off the radar. Double-A lefties are knocking him around.
Happens basically every September that teams give themselves an extra catcher for the final month of the season. The question with the Yankees isn't whether they'll call up a third catcher, it's whether they'll call up a fourth catcher.
Best bet: C John Ryan Murphy
Even thought it was Austin Romine who came up when Brian McCann went on the disabled list, I'm still going to bet that Murphy is the best bet for a September call-up. I'm basing that almost entirely on the fact that Murphy played well during his extended big league call-up earlier this season, and based on the fact that Mark Newman has said Murphy is likely to come off the Triple-A disabled list pretty soon.
Keep in mind: C Austin Romine
These days, Murphy generates much more prospect buzz than Romine. But, down in Triple-A, it's actually Romine who has better offensive numbers this season. He's also played a decent amount of first base and could, in theory, fill in for Mark Teixeira in some late innings. Romine hasn't played much in August, but he hit .342/.385/.466 in July, and it's not like the big league staff is unfamiliar with him.
Uncertainty: Why not both?
Does it make sense to go ahead and bring both Murphy and Romine to the big leagues in September? Maybe leave one of them behind to play that last Triple-A game, and then just carry four catchers in the final month? In blowouts, one could get behind the plate and the other could rest Teixeira by playing first base.
Worth mentioning: C Francisco Cervelli
There's only one other catcher call-up candidate worth mentioning, and we'll get to him in a second. For now, it's worth mentioning that the Yankees are facing an offseason decision about whether to bring back Cervelli — who's been awfully good — or to give the backup catcher job fulltime to either Murphy or Romine. If the Yankees are out of it in September, one of these September call-up catchers could step into some serious playing time just to see what they've got.
Probably not: C Gary Sanchez
He's on the 40-man roster, and he's one of the biggest names in the Yankees minor league system, but it's hard to predict a Sanchez call-up this year. He's been alright this season, but he's also been benched for disciplinary reasons, and it's hard to imagine much playing time being available for him. Just doesn't seem that he's on the verge of getting his feet wet, but I guess you never know. If he's sorted out his disciplinary issues, maybe he's rewarded. My guess is that he won't be.
There's no one currently in the system who seems on the verge of a September call-up to play a significant role in the everyday lineup. Position players who come up are most likely going to be complimentary pieces given very occasional playing time.
Best bet: OF Zoilo Almonte
Joe Girardi hasn't seemed sold on Almonte ever since his so-so performance last season, but he's still a powerful left-handed hitter — technically switch hitter, but he's significantly better from the left side — and he's on the 40-man roster with some big league time already this season. Not sure he'll actually get at-bats, but he seems like an obvious choice to bring up at least serve as an option for some pop as a pinch hitter or occasional platoon starter.
Keep in mind: UT Zelous Wheeler
In a lot of ways, Wheeler is an ideal September call-up. He's already on the 40-man, he's held his own in the big leagues already this season, and he can play almost any position on the field, which means he provides terrific versatility down the stretch. As long as Wheeler stays on the 40-man roster, there's little reason not to give him a call-up.
Uncertainty: UT Jose Pirela
The one reason not to call up Wheeler would be to call up a somewhat similar but younger player in Pirela. Wheeler is probably the better defensive player, but they're both versatile right-handed hitters who are putting up good numbers in Triple-A. If the Yankees aren't planning to keep Wheeler through the offseason — but are interested in keeping Pirela — they could basically swap the two, putting Pirela on the roster in Wheeler's place and giving Pirela the September call-up. Pirela can play second base and left field, and he could play third base, first base, right field and presumably shortstop in a pinch.
Worth mentioning: OF Ramon Flores, 1B Kyle Roller, OF Adonis Garcia, OF Taylor Dugas
Of these four, only Flores is on the 40-man, and he's a nice fit for September. He can run, he can play all three outfield spots, he has some first base experience, and he was playing pretty well in Triple-A before an injury. Indications are that Flores could be off the DL and active by the time September rolls around, but would the Yankees call up a guy who's hardly played since the start of June. The other three listed are not on the 40-man, and I'm not sure they'd play roles significant enough to find a way to get them on the roster. Dugas in particular has been terrific this year, but he's not yet Rule 5 eligible, so there's probably little sense having him take up a 40-man spot all winter. I would suggest OF Antoan Richardson as an interesting possibility as well — speed off the bench, ability to play all three outfield spots — but he's currently on the temporarily inactive list, and I'm not sure what that's about or how long he'll be there. Could temporarily add him without worrying about a DFA this winter.
Probably not: 2B Rob Refsnyder
Arguably the most buzzworthy September call-up possibility. Probably is, Refsnyder is just like a handful of guys on this list in that he's playing in Triple-A already but won't be Rule 5 eligible this winter. If he's only going to come up to sit the bench and maybe get his feet wet, is that really worth taking up an otherwise valuable 40-man spot all winter? If he were coming up to play every day, that would be one thing. But bringing him up to backup Stephen Drew probably isn't worthwhile.
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Name: Kimi Reynolds.
Astrological/Zodiac Sign: Aries
Birthday: April 18th
Age: 19(does that work?)
Gender: Male
Appearance: Kimi has maroon colored hair, is about 5'9'' and fairly slim. Although he is slim, he has more of a muscular build. His eyes are a deep shade of green, and he is usually seen wearing a plain T-Shirt and jeans.
Personality: Fairly calm, he's mainly quiet and doesn't want to be bothered. Even in situations where many would become agitated or something of the sort, he keeps his same aloof attitude and goes with the flow. Although there are certain things that can set him off, such as if someone he cares about becomes hurt or in a situation where they could be harmed. Very protective, he keeps a quiet eye on others.
History: When he was young, he had lost both his mother and father. No other family to take care of him, he decided that he could only help himself... traveling from town to town, he had soon begun to find others he cared about. After finding an orphanage, he began to look after the kids there... he felt they needed him, and that would be enough for him. He loves kids, even if he doesn't act like he does. Kimi fiercely protects those closest to him and won't hesitate to harm anyone in his way. He had an old friend, one he forgot the name of. Betrayed once by him, he has a hard time trusting others but wishes he could.
Ability: Can attack swiftly and freeze his opponents. (hope that works omg)
Harpy-Faerie Babies
Sorry this is so late, I hope it's okay. XD This is only the second SU I've done, so if something is wrong, please tell me.
@Momoka; It's fine.
Name: Bellial
Zodiac Sign: Sheep
Birthday: October 2nd
Age: 19
Gender: Female
Appearance: Bellial has straight waist-length brown hair and almond-shaped blue eyes, and stands at 5'5'' with a very fair skin tone. She has a rather slim build, although she does have some muscle in her body. She enjoys dressing up, but is usually seen in a black vest with a white dress shirt underneath, leather jeans, and black lace boots.
Personality: Calm and collected, Bellial rarely involves herself in arguments. However, she does have a mischievous nature and enjoy teasing others when she sees fit. She often keeps her feelings to herself, as she feels they are unnecessary for others to know of, although she is not afraid to express her opinions on things.
History: Bellial lived with only her disease-stricken mother, as her father left them for unknown reasons even before she was born. Her mother was always kind to her despite her condition, and unfortunately died when Bellial was fourteen. Having to witness her mother's own death scarred her for quite a while. She buried her mother and left home, having no goal and no idea what to do. She was soon found by Zodiac, who was kind to her and took her in. Bellial fights for Zodiac, and although Bellial seems to carry on the orders of Zodiac obediently, she does question his motives often to herself.
Ability: Can create illusions and can transform into a sheep. She is good with firearm.
Harpy-faerie babies.
I am such a lousy co-host. XD Sorry for taking so long.
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... Looking at these new SUs, I feel that now that I've transferred a character one way, I wanna transfer the other way. But so far, the only people with more than one character are the GMs. I wonder if I'm allowed...
Friend Code: 4554-0298-0399. Friend Safari: Emolga, Stunfisk, Manectric.
go ahead
Name: Frederick Triton
Birthday: September 17th
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Appearance: Frederick has silky black hair, which is not long at all, but not short either. His eye color is a dark, deep ocean blue. He likes to wear black tailcoats that aren't too flashy, but not plain either. Although he does like just what's easy to move around, however he also cares about how it looks. He can be a bit picky with that kind of thing. His height is about 5'7".
Personality: Generally calm and obedient to rules, Frederick keeps that side on the surface, but on the inside he's far from it. He's good at keeping up fronts, maintaining other's image of him. He can be very snarky, sarcastic, and cold. When around strangers, or anybody he isn't close to, he remains polite. However, it is not hard to get him angry, as he has quite a temper. This is especially true if someone harms someone close to him, or if anybody doubts or questions him. He prefers to work alone mainly, and can be very violent. He tends to act younger than he actually is.
History: He comes from quite a poor family, having to work hard just to get by each day. His mother passed away when he was about 14, and his father blamed him for it, saying he didn't work hard enough to help out. Eventually, Frederick left his hometown and his father, and stayed on the streets, travelling around, no matter what kind of job he had to do in order to get money. His living conditions result in his harsh and hateful personality, having experienced a variety of cruelty first hand. Eventually while travelling around, he found a younger girl who also had nowhere to go, and allowed her to come with him. He came to think of her as a little sister, and made sure to not treat her the same way his father treated him. One day, she found her actual family, and he gave her the okay to return back to them, her real family. She was the one bit of kindness he ever gave to anyone, and has helped his coldness go down just slightly. He joined with the Zodiac's in order to gain some kind of power, which he now seeks for his own reasons.
Ability: Has sharp lightning bolts he can create from his hands, that are swift. He also keeps a small pocket knife.
Also, um... Harpy-faerie babies~? I hope this is all okay.
@Fushimi; Is he Zodiac, Astrological, or indep?
Name: Luriss Skylinger
Astrological/Zodiac Sign: Libra
Birthday: March 27
Age: 14
Gender: Female
Appearance: She's a blonde, fair-skinned, 5'6" girl whose bangs extend to the top of her green eyes. She has her hair in a ponytail that drops to her waist. This ponytail has a large orange bow to hold it up. Her typical outfit consists of a white, sleeveless dress that has a neon pink or neon blue border on the bottom, and extends to the halfway point between her knees and hips, with pink sneakers.
Personality: She is very timid, and always seems to be in a somber state. She seems to be mute, and it is unknown whether or not this is due to being timid, or some other reason. She deeply cares about nature, mostly plants, and hates to see a plant get hurt in any way. She is hurt easily, emotionally or physically, and is scared of pretty much everything. She has a flute that she plays sad melodies on often. She doesn't eat much.
History: Luriss was always teased and hurt as a child by most everyone she knew, except for her family. Her mother would always attempt to make her feel better, even though the attempts failed. When her mother died of an unknown disease, it hurt Luriss even more. The flute she was given by her mother on her sixth birthday was all she had to remember her mother by. Eventually, she decided to move to Razpa, and somehow became one of the members of the Astrological faction. (I think there's more that could be added, but I can't think of anything more.)
Ability: The songs she plays on her flute can affect plants, Earth, basically nature altogether.
Friend Code: 4554-0298-0399. Friend Safari: Emolga, Stunfisk, Manectric.
Hello~ I was just wondering, is this RP still open for sign-ups, or?~ <3 I would love to join in. If it is open, then which Zodiac and Astrological signs are open?~
@User_Name; Forgot to say accepted on your other SU
Don't sweat it. Thanks for acceptance; I was afraid Luriss' power would be considered a bit godmoddish.
Friend Code: 4554-0298-0399. Friend Safari: Emolga, Stunfisk, Manectric.
If it get's too godmoddish then I'll say something.
Name: Caden Kaida.
Sign: The Dog of the Zodiac.
Birthday: January 1st.
Age: Sixteen, 16.
Gender: Male
Ability: Caden, being born in the Fire year of the Dog zodiac, has a light affinity to fire and the sun. That being said, he can also control it to a certain degree, as well as being able to bring water or other substances to a boiling point. Otherwise, he has the ability to 'speak' with other creatures telepathically. This 'ability' of sorts is derived from the idea that the dog is the center of all beings, and in symbolism it is often associated with communication.
Goal: Affiliated with the Zodiac.
Appearance: CLICK HERE for an image. Image © Myself. Not for use from anyone except myself.
Caden is, to be quite honest, a rather handsome boy. He gives off a rather enigmatic feel, both in appearance and personality. He seems to be rather tall, although certainly not overly so considering his age. Even though he doesn't really look the part, he is actually quite strong, though his appearance causes many to misjudge and underestimate him. Many might say he has an almost masculine look, however, it's rather clear that he's still rather young all things considered. Even so, he maintains a rather attractive appearance, although he clearly doesn't care about such things. The boy's hair is a dark, dusky brown color, usually worn in a rather messy fashion. He rarely ever fixes his hair, and actually prefers it in that messily-done state, although there are those very few times he might actually try to at least make it look neater. He has a light complection, though due to his dark hair, it often appears much less pale than it may seem. Now, the most stunning part of this boy's appearance is something nobody would expect; his eyes. Ah, yes, his eyes are something to be desired. Holding a dull blue color with flecks of more vibrant shades, they are actually quite rare in somebody with such dark hair, and as such they look brilliant as a pair. Though they don't look like much far off, if you manage to get a look up close, they appear almost webbed, containing dips and rises of pigment as they merge together to create a whirlpool of shades. Usually clothed in more casual things, he much prefers things such as jackets, hoodies, shirts, and a simple pair of jeans. His clothing are usually more dull colors. He most often wears a dull green hoodie and a pale blue shirt, though it varies rather often. You rarely ever see the boy actually dressed in something formal, however, he will if he has to be somewhere important or some such. He really doesn't look too special if you don't count the vibrant shades of blue that make up his eyes, and in fact, you could say he looks normal in some aspects. But, alas, this is only one part of the boy, no?
Caden, or 'Kai' as he much prefers to be called, isn't exactly your average boy. He tends to be extremely reserved, and usually strays away from any contact with people... at all times. While there normally isn't any occasion you could convince the boy to spend time in a full group of people, he doesn't mind one-on-one company. In fact, you could even say he enjoys the occasional companionship, if it weren't for the emotional wall he'd built up over the years. While it is rather difficult to break down thatever guard he has given the boys stubborn nature, it is an entirely possible feat. People he doesn't know often look upon him as a jerk, an outsider, even a defect. He only ever shows his true personality to those he really trusts, and it's a hard thing to gain. After all, it was all because of his past that he built up that wall. In reality, however, you could say he's lonely in some ways. Deep down, he craves a different sort of companionship, somebody to be loyal to and get loyalty from. Because of several important factors, shies away from the topic of family, and often desperately tries to find some awkward way to change the subject. If you actually manage to crack past the wall he's built up, you may actually hit the center of his being; which is, to be blunt, a bucket of emotions he has yet to understand. The deeper you delve into the past and present of this boy, the better you'll understand him - and sometimes, understanding is a dangerous thing.
History: Not entirely sure what to put here, but if somebody can explain I'll add it in later. He has a rather complex history, though I would gladly write it all up, if it's needed. <3
history goes here, eventually.
Harpy-faerie babies!
Hope that's alright.
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- Custom products and special event items are not included. Eligible destinations that will receive their orders by 12/24/14 include the 48 continental U.S. States and AK/HI/PR/PO Box/APO/FP. Non-US destinations are not included. To receive by 12/24/14 orders must be placed before the advertised cutoff time and be placed using the prescribed ship method below:
- 48 Continental U.S. States:
- Use Standard Shipping by 3AM ET Wednesday, 12/17
- Use 3-Business-Day Shipping by Noon ET Friday, 12/19
- Use 2-Business-Day Shipping by 3PM ET Monday, 12/22
- Use Next Business Day Shipping by 3PM Tuesday, 12/23
- AK/HI/PR/PO Box/APO/FPO:
- Use Standard Shipping by 3AM ET Wednesday, 12/17
- Use 2-Business-Day Shipping by 3PM ET Monday, 12/22 (no 3-Business-Day Shipping)
- Use Next Business Day Shipping by 3PM Tuesday, 12/23
- This offer may be modified at any time without notice. Due to delays by shipping carriers, acts of war, terrorism, acts of nature, or other events beyond our control, some orders may not be received by 12/24/14.
See delivery information on product page to confirm product eligibility. See details for non-continental U.S. addresses and for PO Box, APO and FPO.
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Order by 3:00 p.m. EST on Monday, 12/22 with 2-Day shipping, receive by 12/24.
$4.99 3-day shipping. Need it faster?
Don't underestimate the power of shiny things. When you strut into a room in the Ragusa baby tee from Sinful, the boys will start drooling like babies do with bright toy. With its distressed light copper foil graphics, burnout wash and contrast stitching, this fitted tee shows off your curves and your dazzling ability to ensnare a room in your charms.
- 50% Cotton/50% Polyester
- Burnout wash
- Contrast stitching
- Distressed foil detail
- Made in the USA
- Model is 5'7" and measures 34-26-35
- Model shown is wearing size XS
- Rib-knit collar
- Screen print graphics
- Soft, comfy ribbed baby T-shirt
- Tagless collar
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


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sour cream is great. It has got to be the greatest food out there. You can eat it by itself, or with other things. Now, im not talking about your "low fat" sour cream, im talking about thick and tangy sour cream. if you havnt had it, buy it. You can put it on spagetti, on chicken fahitas, mix it with ketchup, and youve got yourself a great dip! also tacos, which are great. try adding a spoonful to your KD, its great! Ive also met someone who shares the same love of sour cream that I do. Were going to get married. she is miss.nova scotia, and hot, lol. so yah, I couldnt think of anything to write, so there ya go. bye
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