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Holiday Gift Guide!
It's easy enough to find things to buy this time of year (maybe too easy!), but getting that unique, exciting gift that is as fun to give as it is to receive? That's a tough one.
Luckily, Thomson Safaris has you covered. We've got gift ideas for everyone on your list, starting with:
The Photographer
East African Photography Books
It never hurts for an amateur photographer to get some inspiration from the greats. Two of our favorite photogs are Cyril Christo and Nick Brandt.
Christo's most recent book (with Marie Wilkinson), Walking Thunder, is a stunning tribute to the beauty and dignity of the African elephant, a creature Christo works hard to protect.
Brandt's third book, Across the Ravaged Land, is the final installment in a trilogy that shows the disappearing wonder of East Africa through hauntingly beautiful photographs.
Point-and-Shoot That Packs a Punch
Waterproof, freezeproof, shockproof, crushproof: the Olympus TG-2 iHS is perfect for adventurers who want the convenience of a point and shoot without sacrificing image quality. In addition to lens adaptors and 1080p full HD video capability, it also includes a Manometer that can pinpoint your location on an active map. No matter where you're traveling, this fun point-and-shoot can take a beating even in the worst conditions!
Helmet Camera
The only thing more exciting than jumping out of a plane, skiing down a remote slope, or scaling a vertiginously sheer cliff-face? Showing video of your exploits to eager (less adventurous) friends and family.
Of course when you're doing those things, you MAY need your hands. That's where these high-tech helmet cams come in…well, handy. GoPro's Hero3 cam is easy to use, lighter weight than earlier versions, and conveniently WiFi connected.
Sabi Camera Stabilizing Bags
Of course photographers also need tools to pursue their own craft. One of our absolute favorites for wildlife and outdoor photography nuts are Gura Gear's Sabi stabilization bags. Easy to carry, set up, and smush into the optimal position, these will help the shutterbug in your life get a perfect picture every time!
The Vintage Fan
Retro Posters
Remember the days when travel was incredibly glamorous? No? Well at least your walls can have that bygone dash of elegance with a few vintage travel posters. If you're shopping for a true vintage connoisseur, consider bypassing the reproductions and looking for originals on eBay (just search "Africa travel poster)!
Classic Movies
No one epitomizes the glamour of old Hollywood quite like Ava Gardner, which is why any retro-loving adventurer would be thrilled to get a copy of Snows of Kilimanjaro, starring Gardner and Gregory Peck in the adaptation of the Hemingway classic. And of course any safari-lover's movie list would be incomplete without a mention of the Meryl Streep/Robert Redford classic, Out of Africa.
Need more movie ideas? We've pulled together some of our favorites here!
The Outdoor Adventurer
Mammut Biwak Down Jacket (Women's)
Even on an icy mountaintop or trudging through swirling snowdrifts, the Mammut Biwak Down Jacket will keep you toasty-warm! This 800-fill goose down jacket defends against even the coldest conditions, and it compresses easily, allowing adventurers to tuck it away on warmer days.
Arc'teryx Alpha SV Jacket (Men's)
It's won more awards and topped more editor's choice lists than we can count; simply put, the Alpha SV Jacket from Arc'teryx is the best of the best! This water resistant GoreTex jacket keeps you so warm and dry, it may be the last jacket you ever buy.
Outdoor Research Flurry Mittens
Wind-resistant and non-bulky, Outdoor Research's fleece Flurry Mittens are so warm, you won't even need mitten-liners. Perfect for high-altitude climbs…or high-octane snowball fights!
The Fashionista
Africa Pendant
Hand-made and available in gold- or silver-plate, these Africa pendants are understated while still making a statement.
Wrap Bracelet
You'll feel as good as you look when you wear one of these beautiful "Cause An Uproar" wrap bracelets, the proceeds of which go to help big cats.
The Kids
Whether you're shopping for kids, or just kids-at-heart, these fun and whimsical gifts will be a hit.
Louise Tate Illustrations
Perfect for a nursery or child's bedroom, but charming enough for anyone, these beautiful handmade pieces of art are incredibly unique. Images in the "_ is for" series, featuring an animal for each letter of the alphabet, are distinctly child-oriented, but Tate also has a series of dog illustrations that would please pup-lovers of all ages!
Louise Tate's "C is for Crocodile" illustration.
Kilimanjaro Pouf
Know a little adventurer-in-the-making? He or she will probably love sinking into this Kilimanjaro beanbag-style chair by Swedish designer Little Red Stuga. With patterns drawn from the East African surroundings, and the mountain's elevation printed right on the cover, it will inspire the next generation of trekkers to reach new heights (or sink into new levels of comfort!). Also available in "Mt. Fuji" and "Everest" styles.
Young Naturalist's Kit
Get your kids out of the house and into nature with this fun, multi-faceted naturalist's kit. Filled with essentials like binoculars (and a magnifier, for smaller finds), a pop-up bug habitat, a butterfly net, field guides, and an explorer's journal where kids can record everything about their discoveries, this backpack full of fun is sure to spark an interest in the great outdoors!
The Wildlife Nut
Safari-Butt Magnets
Mature? No. But(t) these safari animal butt magnets are sure to bring a smile to anyone's face (assuming you have that half of your giftee in sight!).
National Geographic Subscription
For nature lovers of all ages and all stripes, the stunning images and involved stories in National Geographic are unparalleled, and can be returned to for years. For younger wildlife lovers, National Geographic Kids (or for the youngest, National Geographic Little Kids) is a fun treat (with an added bonus: there's nothing better than getting mail at that age).
Anyone and Everyone
Foster an Elephant
It can be hard to shop for the person who has everything, but it would be even harder to find someone who wouldn't be moved to help an adorable baby elephant or rhino, orphaned by the ongoing poaching crisis in Africa.
For just $50, you can foster one of these beautiful, disappearing creatures. Being an adoptive elephant-parent? That's a pretty unique gift!
Handmade Travel Journals
There's something about recording your travel experiences at the end of the day that heightens your appreciation of every new experience…not to mention the details of your memories! These handmade travel journals feature hand-sewn bindings and a map cover. Customize them with a map that will get the traveler in your life especially inspired! Made locally in Providence, Rhode Island by Kristin Crane.


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Sleek contemporary styling and the black finish will compliment any kitchen, while the switchable light helps you keep an eye on what's cooking. The powerful 180 CFM interior motor ensures efficient air circulation to keep heat from building up around your range. Summit is a leading supplier in range hoods and all their durable and solidly constructed units are made in the U.S.A.
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Introduce your child to the joys of ball track construction with this cheerful addition from Haba. The funnel set includes 6 marbles and 2 funnels in different shapes, allowing for all kinds of unique ball track adventures: the round one forces marbles to spiral inward and down before continuing on their way, while the second funnel is a square with an angled triangular platform to redirect the balls. Set was chosen by Spiel Gut as one of their top toy award selections.
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The Boy Next Door
The Boy Next Door has its share of so-bad-they're-good moments – and details, and chunks of dialogue – but not nearly enough. Mostly, they're just…
The Boy Next Door has its share of so-bad-they're-good moments – and details, and chunks of dialogue – but not nearly enough. Mostly, they're just…
Avery's more than capable behind the camera, he just needs to be met halfway by his screenwriting, which dwells in overly familiar territory.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
"Life Itself" won the 2015 Best Documentary award from the Producer's Guild of America.
An excerpt of Eric Kohn's Indiewire article on Oscar snubs.
A note of thanks from Chaz Ebert to the wonderful people behind "Life Itself."
A look at Kimberly Pierce's 2013 version of "Carrie."
A look at Kimberly Pierce's 2013 version of "Carrie."
An FFC comments on Roger Moore's best James Bond film, "The Spy Who Loved Me."
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A feature article on "Black or White," including interviews with Kevin Costner, Anthony Mackie and director Mike Binder.
Roger Ebert became film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times in 1967. He is the only film critic with a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame and was named honorary life member of the Directors' Guild of America. He won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Screenwriters' Guild, and honorary degrees from the American Film Institute and the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Thank you. Forty-six years ago on April 3, 1967, I became the film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times. Some of you have read my reviews and columns and even written to me since that time. Others were introduced to my film criticism through the television show, my books, the website, the film festival, or the Ebert Club and newsletter. However you came to know me, I'm glad you did and thank you for being the best readers any film critic could ask for.
PRESS RELEASE: CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Terrence Malick's 1978 film "Days of Heaven" won an Oscar for best cinematography, and Roger Ebert likely found that no surprise. It is "above all one of the most beautiful films ever made," Ebert said in a 1997 review. So it's only appropriate that the film will open the 15th annual Roger Ebert's Film Festival on April 17 in the big-screen, newly renovated Virginia Theater in downtown Champaign.
I have watched with a kind of petrified fascination in recent years as the world creeps closer to what looks to me like disastrous climate change. The poles are melting. Ocean levels are rising. The face of the planet is torn by unprecedented natural disasters. States of emergency have become so routine that governors always seem to be proclaiming one. Do they have drafts of proclamations on file?
Alex Kazhinsky of Lincolnwood is this year's Grand Prize winner in the annual Outguess Ebert contest — and tells me, "It's a big thrill to win your contest after playing it for so many years!"
When I was a graduate student at the University of Chicago, I must have driven past the little park a few times. Hyde Park, where the University is located, is a neighborhood including fraternity houses, foundation headquarters, school department offices, even President Obama's family home. Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House can be found there, and Henry Moore's chilling death's-sculpture marking the place where scientists first split the atom.
On Thursday morning, February 28, I found CNN featuring a continuous shot of a helicopter. The network cut between a close-up and a distant dot. It was Benedict, flying from the Vatican City. This was extraordinary attention for an ordinary cardinal, because as Benedict told the throng awaiting him, "I am no longer Pope." I am not a scholar of Catholic history, but I believe we were witnessing the first time the Papal throne was vacant while an elected Pope was alive.
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Searching for mention of "Amour" on our 2012 PBS program "Ebert Presents at the Movies," I was pointed by Google to one of Chaz's video reports. I remembered liking her video at the time, started noodling through all of her reports, and found myself thinking of my wife's emerging role as a movie critic. For more than 20 years, she's attended virtually every film festival and press screening with me, debated the films, made friends with the people.
After she had the heart attack out in Michigan on Thanksgiving 1988, I stood by her bedside in the recovery room and she tried so hard to tell me something, but it just didn't work. I loved her so much. Did she know how much? I never told her. There are always questions you wish you'd asked after it's too late to get an answer. Sometimes years can pass before you realize they're questions.
Everyone said I "took after her," and I did. My features are more rounded than anyone else on either side of my family. Martha R. Stumm was the youngest of six surviving children of a Dutch-Irish-German couple who raised their family on a farm outside Tayorville, Illinois. Years after after her father died and her mother opened a boarding house in Urbana, enough oil was found beneath the land to make it worth drilling.
The first Chicago bar I drank in was the Old Town Ale House. That bar was destroyed by fire in the 1960s, the customers hosed off, and the Ale House moved directly across the street to its present location, where it has been named Chicago's Best Dive Bar by the Chicago Tribune.
I was taken to the Ale House by Tom Devries, my fellow college editor from the Roosevelt Torch. It was early on a snowy Sunday afternoon. I remember us walking down to Barbara's Bookstore to get our copies of the legendary New York Herald-Tribune Sunday edition. Pogo. Judith Crist. Tom Wolfe. Jimmy Breslin. I remember peanut shells on the floor and a projector grinding through 16mm prints of Charlie Chaplin shorts. I remember my first taste of dark Löwenbräu beer. The Ale House was cool even then.


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Happy Holidays from the Island of Sodor. This exclusive Holiday Treats 2 pack includes a musical boxcar decorated with Candy Canes that plays "Jingle Bells" when boxcar door is opened. And Santa Hat Thomas.
Material: Wood, Plastic
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Hagel takes over Defense Department as budget cuts loom
The Associated Press February 27, 2013 8:54AM
Chuck Hagel was to sworn in as Secretary of Defense on Wednesday Feb. 27, 2013. | AP file photo
Updated: February 27, 2013 2:55PM
WASHINGTON — Chuck Hagel took charge of the U.S. Defense Department on Wednesday after a bruising confirmation fight — and two days before billions of dollars in budget cuts are scheduled to hit the military.
The Republican, who still faces skepticism and anger from some former Senate colleagues of his own party, was sworn in after a deeply divided chamber voted Tuesday to confirm him.
The twice-wounded Vietnam combat veteran now faces $46 billion in automatic, across-the-board budget cuts that will hit the Pentagon on Friday unless a deal can be made by the Obama administration and Congress to avoid them. The White House on Wednesday said Obama would meet with congressional leaders on Friday, hours after the cuts take effect.
Among Hagel's other challenges are deciding on troop levels in Afghanistan as the U.S. military emerges from two wars and fighting worldwide terrorism with smaller, deficit-driven budgets.
He also will have to work with lawmakers who spent weeks attacking him in one of the bitterest fights over a Cabinet choice in more than two decades. Fellow Republicans were angry that he had strayed from the party line on several issues.
The top Republican on the Armed Services Committee, Sen. Jim Inhofe, said Hagel's record on Israel, Iran, defense spending and nuclear weapons "demonstrate, in my view, a profound and troubling lack of judgment on many of the critical issues he will now be confronted with as secretary of defense."
But Inhofe promised to work with Hagel to avoid the deep budget cuts that loom.
Hagel, in turn, promised to work closely with Congress.
"I am honored that President Obama and the Senate have entrusted me to serve our nation once again," Hagel said in a statement.
On Wednesday, Hagel vowed to continue to build strong relations around world and engage with allies. He told the Pentagon workforce that he is committed to ensuring that the troops and department civilians are treated fairly and equally.
Hagel joins President Barack Obama's new, second-term national security team, including Secretary of State John Kerry and CIA Director-designate John Brennan.
Obama alluded to the need for cooperation in his statement welcoming the vote.
The president said he was grateful to Hagel "for reminding us that when it comes to our national defense, we are not Democrats or Republicans, we are Americans, and our greatest responsibility is the security of the American people."
In the course of the nomination fight, Republicans insinuated that Hagel has a cozy relationship with Iran and received payments for speeches from extreme or radical groups. Those comments drew rebukes from Democrats and some Republicans.


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It has been a tough week for Brewers diehards as the Brewers have made moves that seemingly go against the very core of who they are and what they believe in.
First, the Brewers had the audacity to add a 2-3 win player to the rotation by signing Kyle Lohse to a three year deal worth $33 million dollars. (Snarky headline: Kyle Lohse Makes Sense, In An Alternate Reality.) The complaints are many, -- too many years (just like every free agent contract ever,) too much money (just like every free agent contract ever (and also, not really,)) he's 34 and that is way too old (true,) he's a spy for the Cardinals sent to destroy our organization's playoff chances (a very real possibility,) I don't know how to spell and/or pronounce his name -- but perhaps the biggest complaint of all is the loss of a FIRST ROUND draft pick which will now go to the CARDINALS instead. "Are you serious bro?" is what you might say if you were the only person left who thinks Zack Ryder is cool.
Then, the Brewers filled the 25th man spot on the roster by acquiring Yuniesky Betancourt. (Snarky headline: Brewers re-sign Yuniesky Betancourt as part of effort to find least popular possible transaction.) The Brewers internet briefly exploded yesterday as fans reacted in outrage of the signing. I took part in the vitriol on twitter. I, like many other Brewers fans, don't like Yuniesky Betancourt as a baseball player so why are the Brewers going to pay him to play baseball? Read the rest of this entry »


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Amy's Pick of the Day is a vintage seed packet label for red onions. The beautiful warm colors make a perfect palette for Fall! Be sure to click on the image first to see the full size image. Then right click (Mac: control+click) and "save to" your computer desktop or a folder of your choice. This process will ensure you get the best quality of the image.
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Imerge Mini Client
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Imerge has launched the HD Mini Client, a playback device that works with the MS1-3D range of media servers to offer local playback of DVDs as well as music and movies. Weighing just under 1lb., the Mini Client can be mounted or hidden behind a TV screen. Each Mini Client connects via Ethernet to the main MS1-3D server. Price: NA
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Process Improvement
Administrative & Support Review Outcomes
One of the goals of the Administrative Support Review Committee was to identify common processes to streamline that would improve overall administrative effectiveness. Achieving and documenting measurable cost savings and service improvements is key to the success of these project improvement efforts.
UAF made efforts in FY12 to institutionalize campus-wide process improvement (PI) efforts by creating the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), which is the "home" to UAF PI. However, improvement is best driven by the process owners and those that are experts in the work or understand the business needs.
OMB has adopted a facilitator model that integrates process workflow mapping with implementation planning. Eleven staff members have gone through extensive training to become qualified process improvement facilitators and are guiding these project teams, with more efforts on the horizon.
Process Improvement Facilitators
PIT CREW: Process Improvement & Training Crew
- Mike Cox, Facilities Services
- Libby Eddy, Registrar
- Faye Gallant, Office of Management & Budget (OMB)
- Margo Griffith, Human Resources
- Jennifer Harris, School of Fisheries & Ocean Sciences
- Pamm Zierfuss-Hubbard, Auxiliary & Contract Services
- Ashley Munro, Financial Aid
- Jeremy Nicoll, IDeA Network for Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE)
- Julie Queen, OMB
- Kris Racina, AVC Student Services
- Dave Read, Geophysical Institute
To reach the PIT Crew, email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Process Improvement Steering Committee
Support from UAF & the UA System
The steering committee provides high-level guidance for the process improvement initiatives and will assist as needed in the event that policy, regulation and information system issues need to be addressed in order to improve UAF administrative processes.
- Pat Pitney, Vice Chancellor Administrative Services
- Kris Racina, Associate VC University & Student Advancement
- Raaj Kurapati, Associate VC Financial Services
- Nettie Labelle-Hamer, Associate VC Research
- Karl Kowalski, Chief Information Technology Officer
- Steve Mullins, OIT Project Management
- Myron Dosch, UA SW Controller (Grant Setup)
- Michelle Rizk, UA SW Budget & Planning (Recruitment)


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Gen Y? How about Gen S-Generation Screwed! That's What Many Call Millennials and With Good Reason.
Now more than ever, young professionals are moving back home and working any old job, despite having post-secondary degrees. Why? Let's count the ways.
As a college graduate in 2007, at age 22, I was faced with almost $20,000 in student loans and no full-time job. I considered grad school, but couldn't justify more education just to defer loan payments. So I worked several part-time jobs (unrelated to journalism), earning wages that barely covered loan interest. And since most publications weren't hiring, I wrote for them for free to sharpen my skills and gain experience – since an education alone doesn't cut it on a resume.
Eventually I found a full-time job and began making larger contributions to my loan payments, but the unprecedented financial burden I bared during that first year post-grad has prevented me from reaching key milestones – like home ownership – and saving for the future. Fast-forward to the present, my generation still suffers.
Fresh out of college, Margret McLaughlin – who graduated from Saint Xavier University with a degree in mass communications – doesn't see a bright future for our generation. "We'll never be able to get married, have babies, buy a house or retire at the same age our parents were when they did those things," says the 22-year-old receptionist at 97.9 The Loop.
Jessica Jurlow, another Saint Xavier grad, would love to own her own home, but she's still trying to establish a career. "I graduated in December 2008 and have applied for over 100 jobs…anything that will help me get into the field," shares the 28-year-old, who holds a bachelor's degree in business administration and works in an unrelated field as an extended care aide at a local elementary school. "I'm working, but feel underemployed because I'm not learning new skills or gaining experience that will look good on my resume and help me get hired. Especially with the way the business world is forever changing and advancing technologically, I'm missing out on a lot."
Ms. Jurlow's predicament illustrates why Diane Swonk, senior managing director and chief economist atMesirow Financial, believes that those working below their skill set are missing out. "When a lot of young people are unemployed or underemployed, they're not getting a precursor to what it means to manage a career later in life," she explains. "There are major hits to earnings potential, even among the most employable college grads, because they tend to accept a position that may be out of their field just to get any job. If you have to do that to pay your bills, fine. But if you can get by making less money in your area of expertise, you can succeed and it's an investment in the long term."
In the '80s, Ms. Swonk earned a graduate degree and took a job making less money than she would waitressing, just to stay in economics. "I might have been underpaid, but I was in a corporate environment, gaining valuable experience in specifically what I wanted to do," she explains. "I built upon my expertise and earned more compared to my cohort, who had economics training, dropped out of the field and went into something else, but couldn't earn as much because it wasn't their field of choice." However, grad school isn't always an option for today's youth, especially those having a hard time finding work.
"I considered going back to school for my MBA, but I don't want to build up debt that I can't pay back," says Ms. Jurlow. "Working part-time, I can barely pay bills let alone afford a hefty tuition. So how am I supposed to start paying these loans unless I guarantee myself a job right out of grad school?" Yet, for many young Americans, taking on college debt has become the new normal.
According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, student debt surpassed $1 trillion late last year. Tuition increases have students taking out bigger loans, and many 20-somethings are going back to college to escape the weak labor market and defer their loan payments, only to increase their debt.
"Up until five years ago, interest rates on federal student loans were tied to interest rates on 90-day U.S. treasury bills, which are currently one-tenth of one percent," notes finance expert Terry Savage. "But now the government, who's still borrowing at one-tenth of one percent, is screwing students by forcing their loan rates to 6.8 percent. Students need to protest. They need to ask the government, 'Why have you fixed student loan rates at 6.8 percent when, based on the formula working just five years ago, it would be less than a quarter of a percent?' But no one's doing that."
Alicia Howe, 26, has multiple student loans she's been paying off for four years. "Hundreds of dollars come out of my account every month, and almost all of it goes to the interest," states the Bradley Universitygraduate, who majored in journalism. "I wasn't having any luck finding a full-time position in the field, so I decided to change my career path after being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and started my own business as a holistic health coach. Still, I've barely paid my loans down at all and can't afford to pay more than I already do, so it feels like a lose-lose situation."
Ms. Savage agrees, advising prospective college students to stay at home with Mom and Dad and attend a junior college to save money before heading off to a university. "Your parents don't want you there anymore than you want to be there. One day, the education will be worth it. However, with the current interest rates on student loans, the debt isn't worth it," she affirms. "I don't have a magic wand to create jobs. The challenge is to survive between then and now."
But how do millennials survive? "The government may take money out of everyone's paycheck for Social Security, but that won't give you anything of value when you retire," Ms. Savage says to young Americans. "Boomers are going to use it all up, so you have to take care of yourselves by saving early. Jobs may not pay you enough to live on, but you could always start putting away a little money into a 401K or IRA." However, according to some millennials, including myself, it's not that we're not diligent about planning for the future. It's that we simply don't have the money to do it.
"We're required to start paying loans six months after graduation, but most of us don't have decent full-time jobs by then," observes Ms. McLaughlin. "Our future is absolutely depressing. Older generations leave their messes to be figured out by younger generations. One band-aid after another is put on to patch the problems instead of fixing them. And our problems will be passed on to the next generation."


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(10-24-2012 05:07 PM)JMarchand1981 Wrote: I completed a 1-250 set of this product recently. Between the wax and what I have accumulated through trades and what not I need about half of the rookies to complete a second set. So I can either use resources and trade/buy my way to a second set or I can piece out the rookies and oodles of base that I have and just be happy with the first set. Any suggestions? My thought is to be happy with the set that I have and put the second set on the backburner for a while. It gives time for the junk rookies to drop in price so I can pick them up in a discount bin at a card show in the future. I am just curious to hear some opinions here. Anyone?
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Don't understand that. I know what a JBOD is but I don't understand what you're doing with all of the setups. In short, I'm lost. Whoosh.
I tested each setup out using 2 RAID enclosures that I have to verify that the HR34 was in fact using the entire drive. One enclosure holds 2 drives. With that enclosure I tested 3TB RAID 1 (2x3TB drives), 6TB JBOD (2x3TB drives) and 4TB JBOD (2x2TB drives). The other enclosure I have holds 4 drives and supports RAID 5. With it I tested 12TB JBOD (4x3TB Drives) and I settled on using 9TB RAID 5 (4x3TB Drives).


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Pres. Shalala reads a student's poem to mark "O, Miami Poetry Festival" honoring National Poerty Month
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April 15: Two students who will be participating in Bill Clinton's annual global initiative meeting speak about their commitment to improving the lives of those less fortunate.
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Courtesy McDonald's CanadaMcDonald's Canada's new Signature McWrap meatless options are Mediterranean Veggie and Santa Fe Veggie.(UPDATED COVERAGE Aug. 29) McDonald's Canada is adding meatless entrees to its menu for the first time in nearly a decade with the introduction of a pair of vegetable wraps.
Mediterranean Veggie and Santa Fe Veggie have joined the restaurant's Signature McWrap line.
The company cited a recent study of Canadian consumers by Environics Research Group that found 76% of those surveyed want more vegetables in their diet. And 71% seek meatless items at least sometimes, even if they don't consider themselves vegetarians.
In the study group, 51% said they were unsatisfied with current meatless options at restaurants.
The new McWraps are served on whole-wheat steamed tortillas. Ingredients include:
- Mediterranean Veggie: Roasted garlic hummus, feta cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, shredded iceberg lettuce, onions seasoned with lemon and a feta sauce.
- Santa Fe Veggie: Roasted corn, black beans, a blend of light cheddar and Monterey Jack cheeses, tomatoes, red onions, shredded iceberg lettuce and tri-color tortilla strips mixed with chili lime glaze and a Southwest sauce.
Price is $4.39 at participating restaurants. The flavors extend the McWrap line-up launched in May.
They're not available in the U.S. but meatless and other new menu items could be added later, according to the company. The comparable banner in the chain's U.S. restaurants is Premium McWrap.
"McDonald's is always looking to enhance and evolve our menu offerings and meet our customers' needs, and expanding the Premium McWrap line with new flavors is a future possibility," said Tyler Litchenberger, communications manager for McDonald's USA.
As things stand, U.S. customers can order the three menu items in that line with or without grilled or crispy chicken, Litchenberger said.
"The new Signature McWrap veggie options are part of our ongoing commitment to evolve our menu to meet changing lifestyle preferences while creating entrée options that welcome new customers into our restaurants," John Betts, president and chief executive officer of McDonald's Canada, said in a news release.
Nutritional information on the McDonald's menu items can be found online. They are backed by an advertising campaign that includes television spots, radio, digital, in-store merchandising and other venues.


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If Jesus used this simple and effective model of prayer in His life, wouldn't it be logical for pastors to do so?
Impact Nations' Steve Stewart has been asked that question by many lately. Find out what has been happening in India and Africa compared to the West.
When you are invited into the presence of the Lord to minister to Him, do you bring wholeheartedness, praise, humility, reverence and respect?
John, a leader in a church I assisted as a consultant, admitted to me what I'd heard before from seminary students and church leaders alike: "Dr. Lawless, I don't always pray like I should. I know better, but prayer isn't easy."
I've heard something similar so many times that I've begun asking for more details. These findings are anecdotal, but here are my general conclusions about why church leaders struggle with prayer.
Many years ago I prayed a prayer that has changed me more than any other. It changed my vocation, location, orientation and just about every other "ation" in my life. What was the prayer?
"God, I don't ask you for much today. I just ask that You give me Your heart for lost people."
Twenty words. Twenty-one syllables. Seventy letters. One request.
It's not a big church. It's not a new church. It's not a really old church, either. But Agape Assembly of God (AG) in Waterloo, Ind., has become a praying church--with signs and wonders following.
Pastor Tom "Nedd" Neddersen with his wife, Kim, both retirees, have pastored Agape Assembly of God in Waterloo for more than seven years. The Neddersens had spent the previous 10 years as bivocational ministers in California.
Recently, a hospital stay spurred the Neddersen's to lead their small church of about 40 members into spiritual battle through prayer and fasting.
"Back in August, we as a church started praying for the sick and our nation," Neddersen says. "I had just come out of the hospital and decided that I was sick and tired of being sick and tired."
Neddersen contacted a local AG evangelist, Tyron Moore, to come and help him to pray over the church. He also called the church to prayer and fasting starting Sept. 1 to Jan. 1. Since Sept. 1, the power of the Holy Spirit has been more than evident.
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Ode to the Past
A couple transform four derelict barns in the middle of New Jersey into a lush and romantic haven richly layered with artifacts and artistry
By Nancy Hass
The property is also the perfect expression of Filippone's boundless landscape-design ambitions. "William mostly concentrates on the architecture part of the practice these days, while I've found myself more and more involved with things outside," she explains.
That is a rather offhand way to describe Filippone's horticultural appetite. More than 10 acres have been elaborately cultivated into an all-organic, pesticide-free landscape laboratory for her plant research. She reclaimed a 3,750-square-foot 1970s-era greenhouse from the campus of Rutgers University and helped rebuild it, girder by girder, on the property, and then added on an 800-square-foot orangery. The space, recalling a Renaissance conservatory, is used to display the couple's inventory of reclaimed mantels (they usually have 10 or 20 on hand) and imposing columns, as well as to grow delicate species during winter.
Living in a region where deer roam wild—dozens of the animals often stroll together across the landscape—has made Filippone an aficionado of beautiful plants that repel pests. She does testing of boxwood for various clients, and grows more than 50 cultivars. As the hilltop property was previously a farm, she is planning, over time, to plant countless trees in hopes of breaking the brisk winds. "Having challenges focuses you, makes you humble about what is possible," she says. "But it also makes you more creative."
Filippone is a firm believer in mass. To balance both her own grand home and the expansive spaces favored by her clients, she has developed a style that is deeply informed by visits to Dumbarton Oaks in Washington, D.C. The 16-acre Georgetown site is considered one of the leading institutes for Byzantine and pre-Columbian studies, and garden and landscape architecture. "I think of landscape as completely integrated into building design," she says.
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Recently various TV channels with conservative reputations have, in their documentary broadcasts, been giving an impression of a savage and ruthless nature. Broadcasts just about every evening insist on providing no images apart from those of animals hunting one another. No information is provided about the glorious structures inherent living things and their altruistic and intelligent behavior.
Images of this kind being screened as documentaries are in fact a form of Darwinist propaganda. In this way, without actually referring to Darwinism or the theory of evolution, the message is sent out that savagery, conflict and struggle, the very foundations of Darwinist ideology, are "naturally present in nature." The aim is to give people who watch these documentaries the impression of a system among living things in which the strong invariably crush the weak. Viewers familiarized with this idea are thus, in a way, conditioned to believe in the worst deception in all history, the theory of evolution. They become indoctrinated with the idea of the strong crushing the weak and of weak species being eliminated, which represents the essential and perverse foundation of the theory of evolution. In short, THESE IMAGES OF SAVAGERY shown as "documentaries" ARE IN FACT BLATANT DARWINIST PROPAGANDA.
The scenario regarding life that Darwinists have been rehearsing ever since Darwin's time begins with a mythical "first cell" that supposedly came into being spontaneously. This mythical first cell;
Enormous scientific progress was subsequently made in the 20th Century and the structure of the cell was fully revealed. It was realized that;
Darwinist claims have always been anything but scientific, and they have always used mere demagoguery and false evidence to prop their theories up. They deceive people by employing terminology that has nothing to do with the subject at hand, simply producing words without saying anything scientific at all. These are well-known evolutionist characteristics. But there has recently been another addition to Darwinists' demagoguery.
Terms such as "perfect, magnificent, flawless," used to emphasize the superior aspects of the structures in living things, alarm Darwinists. They respond by saying things like, "These are not scientific terms, they are personalized terms; there is no such thing as a perfect cell. What criteria are involved?"
The news site Malaysian Insider published an article by the evolutionist columnist Zurairi Ar on its February 6th, 2012 issue.
In the article in question, the author speaks of a survey conducted in 2004 in Malaysia, and states that in response to the question, "Did human beings develop from an earlier species of animals?", almost half of those surveyed answered "True", but in 2008 slightly over half of Malaysians answered "False" to the very same question. Thus, he draws attention that the number of people opposing evolution has shown a tremendous increase in only four years.
The website of the Christian Institute reported that Robert Davis, an education expert from Glasgow University, warned that atheists like Richard Dawkins want to exclude other perspectives and make pressure for a one-sided perspective in the curriculum.
The truth revealed in the Qur'an about the creation of the universe and life is that Allah simply willed and created the earth and heavens and all that lies between. Creation is a most easy matter for Allah. It is revealed in several verses of the Qur'an that creation takes place by Allah issuing the command "Be!" Some of these verses read as follows:
The way that all of Europe has become acquainted with Atlas of Creation and the declaration of the fact that living creatures have remained unchanged for millions of years and that evolution is devoid of any scientific worth have led to a major change of belief among the people of Europe. Independent polls conducted by well-known publishing institutions in different European countries have revealed a major drop in the numbers of people believing in Darwinism and that belief in Allah now dominates Europe. >>
In order to create, God has no need to design
It's important that the word "design" be properly understood. That God has created a flawless design does not mean that He first made a plan and then followed it. God, the Lord of the Earth and the heavens, needs no "designs" in order to create. God is exalted above all such deficiencies. His planning and creation take place at the same instant. Whenever God wills a thing to come about, it is enough for Him just to say, "Be!" As verses of the Qur'an tell us: His command when He desires a thing is just to say to it, "Be!" and it is. (Qur'an, 36: 82) [God is] the Originator of the heavens and Earth. When He decides on something, He just says to it, "Be!" and it is. (Qur'an, 2: 117)


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On a winter planet, a BARC trooper takes a break from his patrol to build a snowman. Hope you like it!
i made a custom decal, so yeah that's it ha.
Hey guys! Here's a lil' MOC I made today, I know it's not much but I thought it was kinda cool & seeing as I haven't posted a MOC in what seems like ages I thought I would post it :) Not much else to …
We are the CTPC elites! Eclipse, Kili, Hansolorocks and I are the commandos that are the elites! (((PRIVATE MESSAGE FOR ELITES ONLY)))!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! …
the C.I.T needs a place to stay until we find our own planet to live on.
Season 3 of "The Empire: miniseries" is coming tomorrow! GO SEAHAWKS!!!!!!!! God bless~ninja There's trouble on Lothal!
Weilds a bo-staff which can be coverted a bo-rifle. He's an endagered species of creatures.
Has same weapon like Garzeb does and leads stormtroopers
Awesome Jedi!
I used dry erase marker on the clones
She flies the Ghost.
well mattron3 I was mean and called the STTF the Stupid Terrible Trooper Forces well I'm sorry I take it all back sorry ~Kay
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Hey guys! I hope you are all enjoying my miniseries, RISE OF THE FALLEN :) But some of you might be wanting to know who's who & more close up pics of each character, well I will be posting just that …
Ezra and chopper and the phantom.
Enjoy!!!! :D
Coming Today! Join Trek and his teammates on a journey across the planet to witness the strangest unexplained events that haunt the lives of many minifigures. From UFOs to ghosts, these eerie pieces …
19BBY. I was a seregeant in the 501st legion when we got order66. We went to the temple in a gunship, silently disembarking. When I discovered that we were going to kill all the Jedi, I felt horrible …
A gang of different bounty hunters.
Part 4: Daniel and the boys walked a ways out of the city when they saw a A ship in the distance, "Whats that?" Said Corbin, "That's where I live" Said Daniel with a grin on his face. "You live in a …
Ordered these things a few days ago. When I received them, I couldn't wait to show you guys! Enjoy! :D ~Thorin~
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Sup people! It be me, OrcCaptain2255. :P I was tired of the other username, So I picked up the name Thorin_King155. I want everyone to just call me Thorin. K? Zat's all fer now.~Thorin~
it's about time! so for my 55th creation I have... drumroll please... KYLO REN! I used an app for fx Enjoyyyy
Hey everyone. I have been inactive for a few days trying to think of what to do for the club and I have noticed that all of my members, besides Brayden, have been inactive. WHY!?! I thought I was doi …
These rare some photos of my up coming animation called Blaster Squad(these are just pics of the characters in the animation)
Some members of the Ghost fight Agent Kallus's minons.
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Crafted for simplicity and sophistication, the Grayson is a foldable mini crib that is great for small spaces and convenient to store as an extra crib. You can easily pull out the mattress board and once collapsed, the crib easily slides behind a dresser, under the bed or into the closet. Featuring two adjustable mattress levels and equipped with safety hinges, your little one will grow safely. Its effortless portability is ideal for parents who do not want to sacrifice style for functionality.
NOTE: Please use bedding and mattresses that are designed for portable or mini cribs only. Using bedding that does not fit your crib's dimensions increases the risk of injury and suffocation.
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Minimalist, well-crafted, and eco-friendly, Babyletto nursery furniture marries modern design with practicality. Owned by the brand family MDB (other MDB companies include Da Vinci and Nurseryworks), Babyletto offers a diverse range of cribs, mini-cribs, dressers, and changing tables made from sustainable woods and lead-free products. Top-selling cribs include the Modo and the Hudson — modern designs that convert into toddler beds — and the Mercer 3-in-1 Convertible crib, which features a toddler rail, an extra drawer for toys and essentials, and a white or espresso finish. With Babyletto, your little one will catch some Z's in major style.


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"Virginia is for lovers," claims the Old Dominion's motto, and this certainly holds true for lovers of architecture. Native hero and Founding Father Thomas Jefferson left his stamp on the state not only in the form of politics, but in the grand neoclassical architecture he pioneered at sites such as the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and his nearby plantation, Monticello. Today, visitors come from all over to tour the estate that Jefferson designed and built for more than 40 years. Its Greco-Roman rotunda and classical pediment are reflected in the White House and United States Capitol building, both of which were built around the same time.
Virginia would go on to play a central role in America's history. During the Civil War, the border state saw more battles than any other. 150 years later, battle cries still ring out across the fields of Petersburg and Middletown in faithful Civil War reenactments, which allow history buffs to witness famous standoffs and experience a day in the life of a typical soldier. Nearly 800 Civil War sites and national battlefields pay homage to the men who died during America's bloodiest war.
Other things to do in Virginia present themselves at mountain getaways such as the Massanutten Resort near Harrisonburg, a winter wonderland where skiers and tubers can spend the day surfing down the slopes. The resort even boasts an indoor water park, and the surrounding area is rife with hiking and biking trails best explored in the warmer months.
In a similar vein, the historic Mountain Lake Conservancy & Hotel sits on 2,600 acres of Virginian mountaintop in Pembroke. Fans of the cult classic Dirty Dancing will feel right at home at Mountain Lake, where several iconic scenes of the movie were filmed. Many of the sets remain intact, and the hotel hosts a Dirty Dancing weekend that includes a tour of these sets along with dance lessons and trivia games.


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Having had prior experience with the delicious taste of Krusteaz Fat Free Muffin Mixes (check out our reviews of the Wild Blueberry and Cranberry Orange), I decided to turn my attention to the Krusteaz Gingerbread Cake & Cookie Mix.
I followed the directions - hard to mess up adding 1 egg and 1 cup of water and heat for 35 minutes - and out popped a perfectly baked cake. Five minutes later, my family was migrating to the kitchen to see what creation I had made (and if they could have some). Even before I opened the oven door, a heavenly gingerbread aroma was wafting through our entire house. Honestly, I would purchase this product simply for the wonderful aroma that fills the house (up AND downstairs). The texture is very cake-like, not too dense and not too airy. Furthermore, each bite is moist and not overly sweet. Each delicious bite tastes like ... gingerbread! The sugar, molasses and various spices combine to form a phenomenal gingerbread flavor.
Personally, I would rather have a warm square of this scrumptious gingerbread cake than a wimpy 100 calorie pack with a few cookies (and I'm talking about the Entenmann's Little Bites 100 Calorie Pack Chocolate Chip Squares which I previously reviewed).
Krusteaz declares that their 14.5 ounce box of cake mix yields 8 servings, however, I cut my final product into 16 squares, which created average sized pieces of cake in my opinion. Nevertheless, 1/3 cup of the mix (1/8th of the cake), provides 200 calories, 3 grams of fat (5% of the RDA), no saturated fat, 360 mg of sodium (15% of the RDA), 1 gram of fiber (4% of the RDA), 24 grams of sugar and 2 grams of protein.
The two things that can not necessarily be altered, since they are part of the pre-made mix, are the high sugar and sodium content, but cutting them smaller like I did, and even adding more water can help to cut down a little bit. Another thing that Krusteaz does well is the ingredients - there is sipy enriched bleach wheat flour (okay, they could improve here), sugar, molasses powder, canola or soybean oil, dextrose, leavening, spices, salt and cocoa. As you can see partially hydrogenated oils do not make an appearance.
I paid $1.99 for Krusteaz Gingerbread Cake & Cookie Mix on sale (originally $2.29) and this will make future appearances in my grocery cart. If you are single, I suggest you wait until you have a dinner party or there are other people around before you bake these - it's hard to practice self control with the wonderful gingerbread aroma to tempt you.


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The Choppy quality has small `hills" and `valleys" as one rolls one"s finger along the pulse. One commentator mentions that since the `hills" or "bumps" are of differing height, this is the equivalent of a quality I describe as `Changing Intensity or Amplitude", which also varies in height. The argument is, therefore, that Changing Intensity and Amplitude are signs of blood stagnation because like the Choppy quality, there is a variation in height.
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From MommyTech to FamilyTech
Six years ago we created MommyTech to address an absence in the marketplace. Marketers and creators of consumer electronics were ignoring the needs of women, who were predominantly responsible for juggling office, home and kids.Join Us at CES 2015 As Family Life Takes Center Stage in the Tech Revolution
The Office is Not the Cutting Edge Anymore:
Maybe they didn't get the memo? But the home, not the office has become the center of digital innovation. From smart home automation to health beauty, from cooking in the kitchen to travelling with the family, the market for family's needs is quickly evolving. Join us as we kick off 2015 with a look at technology that's new, innovative and designed for families.What You'll See and Hear About:
- The Internet of Things: As the Internet of Things moves for a schematic on a page in an engineer's mind into reality families are the big winners. From finding your car to finding your kids. From connecting to your long lost friend to connecting to the heating system or the front door lock of your home, families are enjoying unprecedented control over all things remote.
- SmartHome Automation: Experience the home of future with smart kitchens, smart lighting and temperature control, and smart monitoring. (You don't want to be the only dumb thing in your home, do you?)
- Wearables: Wrist wear, eyewear and other wearables are beginning to play an important part in family connectivity. Does baby have a fever? Are you feeling stressed? Need to recharge your phone while it's in your handbag? Need to stay in touch with a glance at your wrist? More and more, our tech power comes from what we wear.
- Managing Family Life: Is your teenager speeding in the car? Is the neighbor knocking at your door? How long will it take to drive to pick up dinner groceries? What's the best after school program? In every case, the answer to the question is that technology is supplying new ways to get the answer.
- Health, Beauty and Wellness: Technologies that promise everything from better sleep to better skin, from better posture to better nutrition. These innovations are taking over and we'll look at the results.
- Kids @ Play: From tablets to robots, fitness bands to fantasy, the world of kid's play keeps on evolving. At our conference on January 8th we'll spend the morning looking at the world through the eyes of a child.
- MommyTech TV: Broadcast from the center of the FamilyTech exhibit, this is the place to make your product known the households that go well beyond the gates of CES. We'll be back with the successful MommyTechTV spearheaded by veteran journalist, Andrea Smith. Find out how you can join.http://familytechsummit.com/about-tv/
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As she has with many other commodities this winter, Mother Nature has thrown a wrench in the Florida and Mexico tomato deals.
Movement has been affected by adverse weather since shortly after Thanksgiving, said Tony DiMare, vice president of Homestead, Fla.-based DiMare Co.
"Demand has been a challenge, with all the weather around the country — and we're still experiencing it," DiMare said March 3. "It's been a rough season."
Rick Feighery, vice president of sales for Plant City, Fla.-based Santa Sweets and Philadelphia-based Procacci Bros. Sales Corp., had a better report for Florida- and Mexican-grown grape tomatoes.
"There's been some interesting winter weather, but sales have been fairly good," he said. "All things considered, we're happy with where we are."
In Mexico, meanwhile, the roma deal has been sluggish this winter, said Jaime Chamberlain, president of J-C Distributing Inc., Nogales, Ariz.
"I don't think we've moved all of our crop," he said. "A lot of it is staying in Mexico. It's been very, very tough, and I don't see very much change in this pattern in the next month."
Chamberlain is more hopeful about Mexican vine-ripe markets.
"The vine-ripe deal is very different," he said March 3. "We're right smack in the middle of our peak, and we should see a steady decline beginning in about two weeks. We hope to see a little better market — it could be this week."
On March 4, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported prices of $13.95 for 25-pound cartons of loose mature greens 5x6s from Florida, comparable to last year at the same time.
Two-layer flats of vine-ripe 4x4s-5x6s from Mexico were $7.95-9, down from $10.95 last year.
With spring just around the corner, DiMare was optimistic that business would pick up.
"Once the weather straightens out, we expect demand to get back to normal," he said.
Supply also has been a challenge at times for Florida tomato growers this winter, DiMare said.
"We had a lot of rain early, then 10 days of cold weather, which impacted yields," he said.
In late February and early March, DiMare was in the middle of a period of lower volumes that could be traced to a cold snap earlier in the season.
Sizing in early March also was slightly down because of the cold, he said.
By mid-March, DiMare said volumes should be back to normal.
Grape tomato yields have been "pretty good" out of Mexico and Florida this winter, Feighery said.
"They've been off a little bit for late February, but the crop looks very good."
Santa Sweets expects to transition from southern to central Florida in late April. Feighery said plantings in central Florida were on schedule as of March 3, and he expected a smooth transition.


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He was born December 24, 1925, and had lived several years at Weaubleau, Mo., before moving to Springfield, Mo., and later to St. James, Mo.
He had owned and operated Bill Marshall's Used Cars in Weaubleau, Mo., for several years.
He was preceded in death by his parents, infant son, his wife, Betty Marshall in 2005 and daughter, Theresa Marshall in 2013.
Survivors include a son, Joe Marshall and Mary of Springfield, Mo.; a daughter, Jeanie Wade and Steve of Waynesville, Mo.; five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Friday, November 1, 2013, at Hathaway-Peterman Funeral Home, Wheatland, Mo., with burial following in Robinson Cemetery, west of Weaubleau, MO. Visitation will be noon-1 p.m. Friday prior to the service at the funeral home.


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The Friday Market: New Reality
March 25, 2010 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Sumayyah Meehan MMNS
It's a little known secret that one of the richest countries in the world just so happens to also be a bargain hunter's paradise. From haggling in local 'souks' to bargaining over prices in fancy gold shops, scoring a delectable deal in Kuwait is just around the next corner. However, bargain hunters must be aware of the right time and place to sink their teeth into their next discount. Just as bargain hunters are welcome in certain establishments, they are abhorred in others.
But one place where prices are cheap, and negotiable, is the Friday Market. Piles of used clothes irons mingle with stacks of brand new cooking pots as buyers sort thru both the old and the new. Nothing is off limits as even tattered clothing and worn out shoes are available for anyone wishing to breathe new life into them. Recently renovated, the Friday Market stretches across for miles and is often considered one of the largest open 'flea markets' in the entire world. However the downsize of its sheer girth is that it is very time consuming for shoppers to sift through it all just to find a single treasure, plus a trip to the Friday Market often requires a couple of days of rest and tons of bandages on bargain-weary feet. And let's not forget it only occurs on Fridays, which is enormously inconvenient for those wishing to spend their only day off at the beach.
Sensing a market for both new and used cheap goods, several savvy businessmen have come up with their own versions of the Friday Market online. Call it 'Ebay-clonesque' or whatever you will, but thousands of residents in Kuwait are using the power of the Internet to save both time and money. One of the most popular websites in Kuwait for selling new or used goods online is called Mazad, or 'auction' in English. With over 5,000 registered users, the site offers a wide array of cyber storefronts offering everything from live animals to used cars to fully furnished apartments.
Interestingly enough, it's not just the website owners and bargain hunters that are capitalizing on this new thrifty trend. Non-business people are opening up their own storefronts and going into business for themselves. In a recent interview one such seller, Tariq Al-Jady, revealed that his used laptop and cell phone cyber shop can be a fickle business depending on what the customers who visit his storefront are looking for, "Sometimes you get lucky and you find an enthusiastic person who is willing to pay 50% more of the price you bought the phone for, and sometimes you find no one who is interested in the device. It really depends, you have to know what people want but you have to also know how available it is in the market."
The online flea markets are welcome to bargain hunters in Kuwait, as the peak shopping season typically strikes in the summer months, when temperatures surpass 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Shopping for a deal in the comfort of a cool air-conditioned home versus sweating it out in the heat of the unforgiving desert sun is very tempting. And that's what webmasters are banking on as more and more bargain-lovin' websites are set to launch in Kuwait over the next few months. Now if only someone could translate "One man's junk is another man's treasure" into Arabic, the bartering atmosphere in Kuwait would be firmly set.


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Erratic eating habits caused by busy, stressful lifestyles are making us fat. If you find yourself craving a sugar hit, the chances are your blood-sugar levels are low. Going long periods without food, eating highly processed snacks rather than proper meals, and missing meals, can all result in low blood-sugar levels which lead to cravings for high sugar / high carbohydrate snacks.
The problem is, when we reach for the biscuit tin or grab a bar from the sweet counter, we're setting ourselves up for a fall. Eating these foods has the effect of raising blood-sugar very quickly: excess insulin is released to cope with the sugar influx which can result in an even lower dip in blood sugar - and more cravings for sweet food!
The secret is to keep blood-sugar levels on an even keel all through the day, here's some tips to help you:
People who eat breakfast actually tend to be slimmer than people who don't! By not eating breakfast you are setting yourself up for mid-morning hunger pangs that crave to be filled with a quick energy hit in the form of a sugary snack. Try to include some protein with your breakfast: an egg, yoghurt, milk, and something high in fibre: wholemeal bread, bran flakes, an apple.
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