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2013 Volkswagen Jetta 4dr Auto SE with Convenience & Sunroof PZEV Sedan
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2013 Volkswagen Jetta Sedan Overview
Volkswagen last redesigned the popular Jetta for 2011, and with some well-timed updates and upgrades, the sedan enters 2013 better than ever. The sixth-generation sedan features larger dimensions inside and out and there's plenty more to like.The Jetta is offered in five trim levels, with four different powerplants. The base model is the S, which offers a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that makes 115 hp. SE and SEL models are powered by a 170-hp 2.5L 5-cylinder. TDI Jettas come with Volkswagen's proven 2.0L direct-injection turbodiesel, which is good for 140 hp and 236 ft-lb of torque and 42 mpg on the highway. Finally, GLI models are powered by a 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder making 200 hp. A 5-speed manual transmission is standard on S, SE and SEL models, while a 6-speed automatic with Tiptronic and Sport mode is optional. A 6-speed manual is standard on the TDI and GLI, with the 6-speed auto optional.
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Jetta S, SE, SEL, TDI and GLI models carry over with various changes. Models from the Jetta S trim with a sunroof and up get a standard adjustable front center armrest. SE and TDI trims get power reclining front seats, metallic trim on the dash and door panels and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter, all standard. Both trims also get more exterior chrome on the grille and window seal trim. The SEL receives a 6-way power-adjustable driver's seat with manual lumbar support, as well as a new "soft-touch dash." Launch control is new in GLI models with the optional DSG transmission for 2013, which allows for a perfect launch with controlled wheelspin.
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In 2011, Volkswagen revised the Jetta's packaging to better compete with the Honda Civic, MAZDA3 and Toyota Corolla. Previously, price kept it just out of reach of potential buyers of the competition, but with an attractive redesign, Volkswagen also reconsidered options packaging and the Jetta's price level. They've done so again for 2013 and now buyers can get a premium German sedan at an entry-level price, with fit and finish similar to that on cars that cost two and three times as much.
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The "selvedge stripe" is the mark of premium denim and the inspiration for these cool shirts. We use true indigo for the color, then lightly sandwash the fabric for vintage character. With point yokes; smoky snaps; and linen-cotton oxford lining the collar and cuffs. 100% cotton. Machine washable. Imported.
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I wish I read the reviews before buying. The shirt has just big bleached patches that creates badly looking contrast with the rest of the fabric. The style is nice. I bought on sale to 30$, so may keep as yard work shirt since not worth paying back shipping.
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I like cool broken in fade, its a good fit in sz L shirt- looks cool w/faded & non-fade jeans!
I got this shirt at a huge discount, and love it! Yes its faded but after a few washes it blends well. Quality is excellent. Medium weight, no to light ironing if pulled from the dryer. Looks great with very dark denim jeans. Pearl snaps for buttons. You need to get it broken in as much as it looks broken in.
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Caution! Great look and fabric but sadly they went with a variable washed-out effect that makes it look like it got put in the wash with a bottle of bleach. Can't see anyone liking it, even a tie-dye hippie. Too bad - great shirt otherwise!
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Had to send back. great color variation within shirt.
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Beware - the shirt is not lightly sandwashed - it looks like it's been sunbleached on back and shoulders. Too bad, the style is great.
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Although they didn't know each other as children, both were sharing in a love of music that resulted in their arrival at Lee College (Lee University) in the same year — 1954. She was a lovely 19-year-old student from Zellwood, Fla. He was her handsome 26-year-old professor from Elk Valley.
The moment he laid eyes on her, the second she set eyes on him, something changed and music became a catalyst for uniting them in a bond that would draw them closer and closer.
"I remember when she enrolled in my class," Eddie said. "I remember what she had on. She wore a blue corduroy jumper. And I thought to myself, 'I sure would like to date her.' I do not remember anyone else enrolling, but I do remember her! I noticed her smile, her blue eyes, her kind and sweet spirit."
In the days and weeks that followed, Eddie said he noticed Irma had a good name on campus and had outstanding moral values. At the same time, bubbly teenager Irma Billette could not help but notice that her professor was not only tall, dark and handsome, but was a charming gentleman who knew how to handle himself with female admirers.
The more she noticed her professor, the more she felt attracted to him, admitting, "I just began to admire him. He came from a good family. His dad's a minister. I liked the way he carried himself. He was very musical. I liked that he was a man of character."
Little did they know how similar their lives really were. Both had been brought up in the Church of God and came from a strong Pentecostal heritage. Both had accepted Christ at the age of 9, and both had been groomed for a life of inspirational music. In fact, Eddie's pursuit of a music ministry was just getting started when he graduated from Lee with an associate of arts degree in 1950, and a bachelor of arts in music in 1952, from Birmingham-Southern College in Alabama.
It was at the Alabama Camp Meeting in the summer of 1954, when Dr. R. Leonard Carroll, then president of Lee, recruited Eddie to be the Music Department Chairman at Lee college. But Eddie suddenly knew, the moment he saw Irma, that he had found his perfect complement — the one he wanted to share his life and ministry with.
Day after day, with every class, a mutual admiration was simmering between the two. Finally, in the second semester, a mutual friend told the professor Irma liked him.
"You didn't do that back then," Irma said, smiling. "But I didn't know."
It was, in fact, all the professor needed to know. While Irma joined and sang in a ladies quartet, Eddie joined and sang in a mens quartet, allowing them to perform programs together. Now that their lives were in tune with each other, the two found it impossible to resist becoming a couple.
"This is when we began to date," Eddie said. "We were in Jellico to do a music program for the local Church of God. I took Irma over to Elk Valley to meet my grandmother, which was unusual. On the way back home I made arrangements for Irma to ride with me. The other girls were asleep in back and Irma and I were chatting. By the end of the school term she was my social life. Everything else was gone. Irma was the focus."
Eddie looked off, as if revisiting the moment that changed his life forever, and confessed, "The first time I kissed her it was music. I didn't hear angels singing, but it was music. There was a true spark. I've told her in recent years, 'I've loved you all my life, I just didn't know your name.'"
When she went home during school break, Irma said Eddie wrote her every day — sometimes twice a day until he arrived there in person.
"He was suppose to go to Maryland to work music in some of the camps and services there," she said. The first night I was there I proposed. She finally said, 'Yes, I'll marry you.' And my response was, 'How soon? How soon?'" They both laughed.
Within 10 months after they first met in September 1954, Eddie Williams and Irma Billette were wed, on July 27, 1955, in her hometown of Zellwood with his father performing the ceremony, to the delight of many.
The happily married couple returned to Lee for one more year before moving to Fort Worth, Texas, in August 1956 to serve as the pastors of Northside Church of God. Together they served pastorates in Germany, Texas, Alabama, North Carolina, Missouri, Georgia and Tennessee, where they reside together.
With their combined musical talents they have published more than 200 hymns, gospel songs and children's songs, with thought-provoking poems, children's books and song books — compact discs, albums, cassettes and DVDs — including two read-along, sing-along CD series — one called, "Mama Said" and another, "Grandma Said."
Eddie, who was given an accordion and music lessons as a child and was his father's musician in church, said, "I think music was providential as an anchor point in my life to give me focus and to eventually lead me to the person who would be my wife and my companion in our ministry. Wherever we served, music was part of it. When we went to Germany, there I was — playing an Italian accordion in Germany, playing gospel music — and that was an opener in our relationships there."
Irma, who graduated from Northwest Bible College with a bachelor of science degree, added, "I could not imagine my life without music. I would not be the person I am. God is a God of music and He has put music in my soul. I sing constantly. I love music. I love to sing in church. When I say God is my Savior and music is my life — it's all intertwined. It's a gift of God and I cannot thank Him enough for His love and mercy, and the music in my life. Then to give me a companion who loves music and who writes is such a double blessing that I don't know how to give Him enough thanks."
Having come from similar backgrounds, with similar interests and talents, Eddie and Irma make for a couple who knows from experience what it takes to make beautiful music together and the keys to a successful marriage.
"Our parents had strong marriages, even through adversities," Eddie said. "We came from strong marriages as our role model. Plus, we had the same religious beliefs. So there was no kind of struggle going on between beliefs and we were both committed to serve the Lord."
Irma added, "We have the same Pentecostal heritage and I think that matters when you can share the same beliefs in your marriage. I think that's a big factor. It's been a plus for us."
Both said they feel extremely blessed, despite the fact they both had cancer and other trials throughout their marriage — but they met them with faith, hope and love for each other and the Lord.
"We have had joys and sorrows, and we have known happiness and pain, but we both would marry each other again," Irma said. "We were a gift to each other."
"As I've gotten older, I did not realize that one man could love his wife so much," Eddie said, looking at his Irma. "I had no comprehension of that when I got married. I knew I loved her. I loved her deeply. But as time has gone along, I realize that I had no idea that there could be such depth of love in my heart."
The Cleveland couple remain active in their music and ministry together — he, preaching and playing the organ as well as his Italian Dallapé accordion, she, singing, playing the piano and writing about things they both find impossible to be silent on — marriage, music and love.
Eddie and Irma were blessed with a son, Michael, and his wife, Rhonda; a daughter, Dr. Marsena and her husband, Mark Webb; two grandchildren, Shaun and his wife, Jenifer; Kristina and her husband, Travis; and five great-grandchildren: Michael Skyler, Haley, Griffin, Alex and Emily.


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I have a Patagonia Duffel bag with a stuck zipper. It isn't stuck with material in the teeth. The zipper is plastic but looks as if it has corroded a bit and has seized. What is the best way to unstick this zipper? asked May 25 '11 at 13:43 Alex Giedt This isn't the best way to fix the stuck zipper, but I know for a fact that Patagonia will repair/replace your duffel for free due to their stellar return policy.
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WD40 works on zippers too, but if stuck near the bottom it could be worthwhile cutting away the zipper stops to free it, then oversewing (with button thread) from the end to the newly-made stop. linkanswered Aug 13 '11 at 09:30 shodatin |
I had great success with badly stuck zippers (showing a apparent corrosion) soaking the zipper in Coca Cola. linkanswered May 25 '11 at 18:41 DAG |
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If the zipper is jammed closed to an end, try using a pair of pliers to remove the zipper stops on one side. With some luck and patience, you can pull that side completely off through the slider, reset the zipper, and then replace the zipper stops. linkanswered Aug 09 '11 at 09:57 mrgripe |
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Rubbing beeswax on the zipper will help lubricate it. You can find beeswax at any sewing supply shop (and probably the sewing aisle at Walmart/Target/Kmart/etc). It's also useful to strengthen and stiffen thread when sewing (draw the thread through the wax) and to lubricate sticky drawers. linkanswered Aug 04 '14 at 09:48 Captain Packrat |


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Honey Hill, Blean, Canterbury, CT2 9JR, Tel: 01227 765168, www.druidstone.net
Set in attractive gardens and woodland, Druidstone caters for the imagination of all ages. Go on a walk through the enchanted woodland, enjoy hands on experience with the farmyard animals.
Kings Bridge, St. Peters Street, Canterbury, CT1 2AT, Tel: 07790534744, Email, www.canterburyrivertours.co.uk
A wonderful way to capture the magic of the river is through our candlelit evening tours! These tours are provided solely for our group markets, usually with a minimum number of ten participants (subject to a minimum charge).
Christ Church Gate, The Precincts, Canterbury, CT1 2EE, Tel: 01227 459779, Email, www.canterburyguidedtours.com
Enjoy a fascinating 90 minute tour of historic streets AND Cathedral Precincts with knowledgeable, entertaining guides to address your questions and special interests. All for £7.50 or less! Tours daily from the Buttermarket.
Off Whitehall Road, Canterbury, CT2 8NL, Tel: 01227 862000, Email
This area dates back to the Doomsday period. Today it is one of a few areas of riverside grassland that has not been treated with weedkillers or fertilisers, which means that a wide variety of species can thrive.
New Road, Rough Common, Canterbury, CT2 9DB, Tel: , www.theblean.co.uk/
Blean Woods are the largest in Kent and, in addition to their intrinsic interest as ancient woodlands they surround a number of attractive villages with pubs, where you can eat and drink, places to visit.
Adjacent to 6 Stour Street, Canterbury, CT1 2NR, Tel: 01227 471688, Email, www.eastbridgehospital.org.uk
The only remaining building of the first English Franciscan Friary.
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The church is 1000 years old and was the first to be dedicated to St Dunstan.
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St Martin's Church is the oldest in England still in use as a parish church and is part of the Canterbury World Heritage Site. This church was the first base of St Augustine when he came to Canterbury in 597.
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The Precincts, Canterbury, CT1 2EH, Tel: 01227 762862, Email, www.canterbury-cathedral.org
Motherchurch of the Anglican Communion, seat of the Archbishop. Stunning stained glass. Eleventh Century Crypt, Twelfth Century Quire, Fourteenth Century Nave.
Stour Street, Canterbury, CT1 2NR, Tel: 01227 475202, Email, www.canterbury-museums.co.uk
Discover Canterbury's history, from millions of years ago to the present, explored through interactive displays in an amazing medieval building.
Staple Street, Hernhill, Faversham, ME13 9TX, Tel: 01227 751496, Email, www.mountephraimgardens.co.uk
Mount Ephraim Gardens have plenty to offer and delight visitors. Unwind in these ten acres of gardens, set in the heart of an 800 acre estate with magnificent views over the Swale Estuary.
Yorkletts, Whitstable, Kent, CT2 9JX, Tel: , Email, www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/visiting-woods/wood-information/victory-wood/
This is a place for a great walk set on the edge of the Blean Woodland area. See a wood with a difference! This is the Flagship Site, one of 33 woods plant around the UK, for the Trafalgar Woods Project to commemorate the 200th anniversary.
The Welcome Centre, Canterbury Coach Park, Canterbury, CT1 1BW, Tel: 01227 637556, Email, www.canterburyaudiotours.co.uk
The perfect way to explore some of the well known historic sites of Canterbury, plus some of the hidden gems - available in 8 languages. Enjoy an audio tour & travel at your own pace. 20 attractions and local city landmarks are featured.
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Set in the floodplan of the Great Stour just outside Canterbury, Hambrook Marshes is in an area of natural marshland located adjacent to the Riverside Retail Park in Wincheap.
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The rare step by the House of Commons to appoint an ad hoc Committee to scrutinise the Draft Local Audit Bill not only shows there is widespread unease about the initial proposals to abolish the Audit Commission, but also provides an opportunity to tackle serious concerns about the effectiveness, cost, accountability and transparency of the future audit of public spending, says ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants).
The ad hoc Committee, which has called for submissions by October 15, is looking at a range of specific issues around the proposals to replace the Audit Commission, including whether allowing local bodies to appoint their own independent external auditor will work and provide adequate safeguards; if it will lead to a cost saving and whether smaller firms can compete with larger bodies when it comes to the provision of audit services.
ACCA had already warned in 2011 that the draft Bill was not addressing all the checks and balances required for strong public audit, and had called on the Government to consider carefully whether the proposals would place significant amounts of public money at risk or would fail to provide assurance about value for money.
ACCA had also expressed serious concerns about how the decision to abolish the Audit Commission was made, saying there was 'little excuse for policy that is made on the hoof' and said it was disappointing the Minister could not provide any evidence to support the predicted £50m of savings that were announced by the Government in August 2010'. It also warned there was a risk that the approach that used the skills and experience of auditors to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of public services would be lost - an issue which is now being consulted on by the ad hoc Committee.
John Davies, Head of Technical at ACCA, said: 'We are delighted that the ad hoc Committee is to look in detail at a number of specific issues, some of which we raised in our initial response to the proposals. The Audit Commission has already lost a large number of excellent staff because of the abolition plans, and if we are to maintain a level of expertise in a complex and critical area, then it is vital these issues are reviewed and ruled on as quickly as possible.'


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Sunday, July 7, 2013
Now Showing : " Rambo, Dumbo and Scambo...."'
10 comments:
- Tushar said...
'Lootera' movie - highs and lows won my heart. Beautiful poetry within songs and fantastic soothing music. Congrats Team.
- July 8, 2013 at 2:47 AM
- TSV Hari said...
I am laughing my behind off!
I would add the following:
[1] The press statement regarding the so-called 15 K Gujarati Bhais and Bens rescued by Modi is the handiwork of a discredited PR agency based in the US of A! Modi needs his head examined for hiring such stupid schmucks. Even if he had actually rescued only Gujjus ... Modi ought to have owned up and asked all and sundry: "I rescued people of Gujarat who elected me. At least I have done my part to my people. The money came from the Gujarat exchequer and I can justify the expenses. So, do not preach about rescuing all the people stuck in Uttarakhand. Make me the PM and then I would show two things ... some disaster like Uttarakhand will never happen and if it ever does ... all the guys and the gals will be rescued in a jiffy ... as the reports seem to suggest."
[2] The magic figure of 15K rescued persons is totally wrong because it would be impossible to do something like that ... even if all the choppers in the IAF were to be used!
[3] And finally, Modi does not need a villain from Pakistan or China. What are the Advanis for then? - July 8, 2013 at 9:48 AM
- Ravi Patel said...
Phorget Ramob, Dumbo, Scambo, Phembo, I have decided to exhort 24/7 Ram, Rahim, Jesus, Mahavir, Buddha, Zoroaster, Guru Nanak, HaShem, Biame, Zeus, Breged - forgive me if any other faith's God is not mentioned but they are all included ( least this Gujju boy is continually villified as a communal bigot ) - out there somewhere in Extraterrestrial wonderland, to anoint our own Shobha Ben the PM of Bharat. Our adorable Lady is sure to turn this non-wondorous land of ours, wholesome, into an upper classed one of pure bliss and utopia, well away from that 'low caste' 'lower class' much despised ( you know it is both the caste and class thing for India's , ugly, insensate ruling class Macaulaties ) Modi's vision for Bharat Mata. Roll on Shobha de, India's next PM!
- July 8, 2013 at 6:25 PM
- Uppal said...
Hi Shobhaa,this one 'Rambo.... really disappoints.You've merely repeated in a new narrative style what you've often expressed before.No saving grace.Neither humour nor critique of any worth.
So much of critical negativity appears nauseous. - July 9, 2013 at 9:43 PM
- Website and Printing Solutions said...
I can't predict the fate of the movie RDS but yes you have surely built my curiosity for the this international film with indian stars.
propstars - July 11, 2013 at 9:38 AM
- Aniruddh singh chauhan said...
Next year will the worlds biggest Festival for Democracy, and will decide future of Narendra modi also.
Do you not interested in it, prepare for those elections. - August 3, 2013 at 3:06 PM
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Invitation to the Dance : Work information
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- Carl Maria (Friedrich Ernst) von Weber ( Music, Images,)
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- English Chamber Orchestra, James Judd (Conductor)
This work
- Work name
- Invitation to the Dance
- Work number
- Op. 65 / J. 260
- Key
- D flat
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The Composers
Carl Maria (Friedrich Ernst) von Weber
Despite the decline of his reputation over the last hundred years, German composer Carl Maria von Weber can be said to be one of the most influential composers of the nineteenth century. Through his operas Euryanthe, Oberon and particularly Der Freischütz, he established himself as the leading German operatic composer of the 1820s and influenced composers such as Mendelssohn, Wagner, Berlioz, Liszt and Meyerbeer.
The son of a court musician turned travelling theatre company director, Weber was born in 1786. Having shown promise in his early musical education, his father hoped for a prodigy of the talent of Mozart, and ensured he received a comprehensive musical training in Salzburg and Munich.
After composing early operas and a mass, Weber moved to Vienna where he continued his training with Vogler, also meeting Salieri, Haydn and Hummel. After a conducting appointment in Breslau, he gained a position in Stuttgart as Geheimer Sekretär to Duke Ludwig Friedrich Alexander, but was forced to leave in 1810 when prosecuted for embezzlement.
Moving to Darmstadt to continue his studies with Vogler, he was able to sell some of his works to publishers and founded a secret society of literary musicians, the Harmonischer Verein, that would promote each other's works through music criticism and reviews.
In 1813, after a few years of self-promoting travel, the Estates Theatre offered him a position in Prague as Musikdirektor, though the heavy work-load and frequent bouts of ill-health made composition difficult. He became involved in several stormy relationships and eventually married the singer Caroline Brandt in 1817.
With his new wife, Weber moved to Dresden as Kapellmeister to create a new German-language opera. Unfortunately the singers available to him were somewhat disappointing and Weber engaged in long standing arguments with the supporters of Italian opera who, he thought, were trying to discredit him. However, he did meet the poet Friedrich Kind, provider of the libretto for Weber's greatest work, the opera Der Freischütz.
The huge international success of Der Freischütz prompted a flood of job offers and, most importantly, a commission from Vienna's Kärntnertortheater for a new opera. This became Euryanthe, first performed in 1823 to a mixed reception in Vienna, but produced with great success in Dresden.
Although Weber's profile was at its height during these years, his compositional output dropped markedly after 1821, and there was an almost total cessation of literary activities from 1820. It seems the composer could generate no new enthusiasm for composition; only one small work was written between autumn 1823 and January 1825. In the meantime the ailing composer, still suffering from ill-health, continued to conduct.
Charles Kemble's commission of two new operas for Covent Garden rekindled Weber's enthusiasm and he began work on Oberon, travelling to London in 1826 for its first run. It was a great success but Weber was fading fast and finally succumbed to tuberculosis on 5 June 1826. He was buried in London to the strains of Mozart's Requiem but was exhumed and returned to Dresden in 1844 through the efforts of Wagner.
Although Weber is often characterised as the exponent of early Romanticism in music, many of his works contradict the ideas espoused by Hoffmann in his writings on opera. However, his opera overtures laid the foundation for the concert overtures and symphonic poems of the mid-nineteenth century, and many of Wagner's early works owe something to Weber. Neither is his considerable influence confined to the nineteenth century: Debussy and Stravinsky both recognised and acknowledged his contribution to music.
Related composers: Liszt, Wagner, Mendelssohn, Berlioz
When an opera commission was cancelled in the summer of 1819, Weber turned his compositional efforts to instrumental pieces. One of the pieces produced was the Invitation to the Dance, a virtuoso piano work Weber wrote for his own considerable talents as a performer.
The plot behind the title, revealed by Weber's wife Caroline, tells of a dancer approaching a lady, taking her off into a brilliant waltz, and then taking his leave. This was reflected in a simple introduction, waltz and epilogue plan.
The popularity of the piece immediately established the waltz alongside the polonaise, nocturne and scherzo in the Romantic repertory. The work also found fame in a Berlioz orchestration, made for use in a performance of Der Freischütz.


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I am a huge Monte Carlo fan. Especially the late 80's SS variety. I have always been interested in cars, but only now am I really venturing into my passion. I work for Bose Corporation and we have an incredible automotive division that is not just into audio systems anymore. We are moving into suspension and hopefully other aspects soon as well.
My first car
1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo LS
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Same as above
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Because there's never enough storage space for jewelry, our clever lamp conceals a compartment that swivels open to reveal a small drawer for beads and baubles.
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Hi pornoboy:
Really like the photos above.
Here are a few more to add to our collection.
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The thing I love about this thread - apart from the stunning guys - is that I haven't seen most of the pics before. Considering that I have hundreds of blogs and sites that I check weekly, it's one heck of an achievement to post 'fresh' images!!!
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Kids' Decor with Room to Grow
By Leah Konen
Drawn to the Light
This pendant lampshade is as whimsical as it gets, with cutouts that set butterflies aflutter, casting fanciful shadows across the room. In a soft white wool, however, the lamp is anything but cutesy.
Delight Drum Shade by Innermost, $120; AllInOneDecor.com
Gator Raid
It's hard not to love this hungry gator, whose busy jaws have already chomped off a corner of the hand-tufted wool rug. In grey and soft green, with just a dash of dangerous red, this adventurous piece is the perfect accent for a boy's room.
Twinkle Living Gator Rug, $180; DesignPublic.com
Tea Time
In buttery yellow, white, and red, this piece is great for a kid's room (but to be honest, we're eyeing it for the kitchen…). Either way, this little design is charming with a silhouette that is oh, so chic.
Mini Wall Hanging Clock, 7" x 5", $23; SpunkySprout.com
A Dresser for All Ages
This dresser is definitely classic but the smaller drawers lining the side give it a fresher look. Little girls can access the low-to-the-ground bottom drawers, but as they grow, the lift-up mirror on top becomes the perfect teenage vanity.
Get-Ready Dresser, $899, PBTeen.com
Sweet Throw
Fresh from the Designers Guild's new Manhattan line, this cotton-and-lambs wool blend blanket in soft shades of lime and aqua will add a little flowery flair to any bed or sofa.
Manhattan Blanket, 51" x 75", $180; DesignersGuild.com
Playful, Not Childish
A series of abstract circles will always be modern but until your child appreciates Mondrian, we'll call it the blowing bubbles rug. Durable hand-tufted wool in a baby blue and chocolate palette is good for boys, girls, young women, and men.
Wonder Wool Rug by Avalisa, $310 for 42" x 66", $600 for 60" x 90", $1,360 for 93" x 126"; 2Modern.com
Begging Buddy
We've seen the classic Offi pet lamps before, but this pooch has got an updated look that we adore even more. Sharper angles give him a geometric appeal—and that begging stance—can you really say no?
Begging Buddy Pet Lamp by Offi, $59; AllModern.com
Sweet Seat
Created by Zid Zid Kids, a husband-and-wife design team now based in Morocco, this pretty poof has a decidedly exotic flair. The small (15"W x 8"H) turquoise cushion is a perfect seat for little ones, and just the right size to use as an accent pillow when they get bigger.
Zid Zid Kids Petit Poof Turquoise, $78; DesignPublic.com
Lovely Lime
Freshen up a girl's room with something a little more cooler than your classic pink. Though this pretty trellis twin headboard is said to sport a "floral" pattern, the effect is much more architectural. Crafted of iron by artisans in Mexico, this is one piece that she could even take to college.
Flower Headboard, Twin, $1,125; StrayDogDesigns.com
Joy Ride
An embroidered picture of a child-like bike sits center stage on this bright white pillow. The blue-and-white design makes it great for a boy or a girl; the nostalgic illustration makes it appealing for both kids and adults.
Bike Pillow, $30; CB2.com
Chic Shade
This easy-pull roman shade is functional, fun, and adaptable to kids of any age. Plus, a gender-neutral color palette makes it suited to any room.
Relaxed Roman Shade in Robin by DwellStudio, from $144; TheShadeStore.com
Modern Quilt
This embroidered twin quilt from notNeutral has great texture and pattern without busying the look. In a reversible pale blue and sable brown, it's ready for the no-nonsense kid. The white embroidery comes together like Tinker Toys—a playful but subtle reference.
Links Reversible Throw Quilt by notNeutral, $145; CleverTomato.com
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The equation to get your kids to appreciate the relics of the decorative arts—add a chalkboard! This clever wall decal has all the curves and decoration of the 18th Century Rococo style, but the chalkboard finish makes it the perfect way to add practical panache to a room.
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(10-04-2012 01:00 PM)pens fan addict Wrote: Its a Red Wing card...........someone probably threw it in the garbage and some other or rather the only other Red Wing fan in the world...probably pulled it out and sold it to you! YOU GOT RIPPED OFF!!!!! JK, Nice pick up...
(10-04-2012 01:19 PM)rayeates Wrote: Very nice pick up! Congrats!!! On another note... I picked up something for the both of you (you too, Hugh) today at the LCS! Justin, yours will be easy to figure out, as I only know of one of your wants, but Hugh will have to wait and see! Best wishes! Randi
(10-04-2012 01:23 PM)pens fan addict Wrote: Hmmmm, Well Thank you Randi....you didnt have to get me a thing....but its much appreciated for the though! (they actually took some of that monopoly money you use in Canada? LOL) Diid you get me some Maple Syrup....or my very own whale counter?!?!?
(10-04-2012 01:42 PM)swjrp10 Wrote: awww thanks randi...no clue what it would be, but thanks bro, you really didn't have to get me anything...Now I'm glad that I let that deal me and our mutual Australian buddy had over a certain Messier /20...you're welcome!
(10-04-2012 02:14 PM)rayeates Wrote: I know that I didn't! I know that I don't have to do anything that I do... and neither do you! Haha! I found some things that I though might interest you, and at a great price, too! They are packaged and will be on the way tomorrow, so be on the lookout. On another note... our money IS higher a higher value than yours right now, so you might want to cram it! NO MAPLE SYRUP FOR YOU! As for the whale counter, going by what I have seen of your wif... Hehe! KIDDING!!! o.O You did not think about it... that's why you don't know! That Messier is a trader, but very appreciated! HEY! WAIT! What are you doing, snooping around in my trades??? > Randi
(10-04-2012 02:22 PM)swjrp10 Wrote: WEll I had him convenced to trade it to me and not you, but I had a huge offer for some PC stuff and I had to take it YOU'RE WELCOME!


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Lead is used in many industrial processes and within the home. It can be found in:
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Most homes built before 1960 contain some lead-based paint. This was banned from residential use in 1978. Dust containing lead can linger on windowsills and in window wells. Drinking water that travels through lead pipes, or through pipes with lead-based soldering, may also be contaminated. Lead can become mixed with dirt after it peels from paint on building exteriors. Industrial sources and car exhaust also contribute to the problem. Lead levels in the air have dropped a lot since lead additives were banned from gasoline in the 1970s. Food produced outside of the United States can be contaminated if packaged in lead-soldered cans.
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Factors that increase your child's risk for lead poisoning include:
- Age: 6 or younger
- Ingesting non-food items, also known as pica—a behavior in most young children and some children with neurodevelopmental disorders
- Living in a house or apartment built before 1960
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- Receiving transfusions from adults who have relatively high lead levels in the blood. This is a special risk for very small infants receiving newborn intensive care.
- Being born to a mother who has high levels of lead stored in her bones. Pregnancy often causes this lead to move from the bones to the bloodstream. It may cross the placenta and affect a developing baby.
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Environmental Controls
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Have your home's paint and water tested if:
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- Keep young children away from peeled or chipped paint.
- Wash children's toys regularly.
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Keep It Clean
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- If there is a chance of lead exposure outside the home, have everyone take off their shoes before coming inside.
Certain adult hobbies can expose children to lead poisoning. These include:
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- Fishing with lead-containing sinkers
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - When doctors recommend chemotherapy to people with incurable cancer, many of those patients may not understand that the treatment won't save their lives, a small study finds.
Cancer chemotherapy can have different goals. Often, the aim is a cure.
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But in the new study, researchers found that those different goals are not always clear to patients.
Indeed, of 125 cancer patients surveyed at a large Boston hospital, one-quarter misunderstood the goal of their chemotherapy, the researchers report in the journal Cancer.
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It's hard to draw "hard and fast conclusions" about why the disconnect was there, said lead researcher Dr. Inga T. Lennes, of Massachusetts General Hospital.
But there were signs that communication barriers existed.
Patients whose native language was not English were more likely to misunderstand the goal of their chemo, versus native English speakers.
Those patients were able to speak and read English. And that's a group of patients that tends to be "forgotten," Lennes noted. They don't need, or don't want, a translator present. But they may still have some language difficulties.
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Apart from communication barriers, there could be other factors influencing patient perceptions as well.
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Washington employs sanctions in an effort to deter money launderers and others
who serve drug traffickers, but evidence shows that being put on the 'kingpin
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By Ken Ellingwood and Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times
November 27, 2011, 7:16 p.m.
Reporting from Mexico Citya**
The U.S. government has blacklisted more Mexican individuals and companies
this year than any other single country or group a** and that includes
North Korea, Iran, Syria and Al Qaeda.
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So, you've found the vehicle you most desire. You want to go home in it. We want you to go home in it. But, all the details must be sorted out when it comes to financing. That's where our car loan and Cadillac specialists step in. We're here to help you by going over every option clearly, and will work hard to find the right plan for you. We want to make your dreams of ownership happen, and this is all part of the Jerry Seiner CADILLAC experience we strive for.
The fun of something new doesn't have to end when you drive your Cadillac CTS, SRX, Escalade, XTS or ATS off our dealership's lot. Jerry Seiner CADILLAC has many ways to keep your car fresh and your driving experience exceptional.
Cadillac Parts and Car Service in Salt Lake City - Jerry Seiner Cadillac Service Center in Salt Lake City
We offer authentic Cadillac parts to enhance the performance, style, or convenience of your vehicle.
Furthermore, our dealership in Salt Lake City is dedicated to keeping your Cadillac model running just as well as it did on day one. Our handy onsite auto service and repair department is here for you, whether it's routine upkeep or handling the unexpected.
Now that you know everything Jerry Seiner Cadillac has to offer, chances are you'll want to actually see it for yourself. If so, come see us at 1530 South 500 West Salt Lake City, Utah. Our team will be more than happy to show you around, set up a test drive, talk finance, order parts or schedule your next service appointment.
Jerry Seiner Cadillac is a new Cadillac and used car dealer in Salt Lake City, serving Murray, West Jordan, Sandy, Ogden
1530 South 500 West
(801) 685-3478