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Tiah Tolliver (born July 23, 1991) is an American singer-songwriter from Chula Vista, California. She is best known for appearing on season 1 USA version of The X Factor. In the first live show, she performed "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" and was one of two acts eliminated by decision of her mentor Simon Cowell the other being Simone Battle.
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Model: HCA 100-60L12 New: 1990 Serial Number: 89T4321 Capacity: 100 Ton Stroke: 1"-18" Daylight: 24" Bed Area: 42" L-R x 27" F-B Upper Tooling Plate: 40" L-R x 20" F-B Throat Depth: 16" Ram Speeds: Approach: 211 IPM Forming (Variable): 0-32 IPM Return: 415 IPM Pump Capacity: 60 GPM Equipped With: Die Cushion: 2-20 Ton, Stroke: 3" Die Cushion Pin Pad Size: 19" x 15" Ram Dwell Timer: 0 - 12 Minutes Allen Bradley PLC 2/25 Programmable Control Water Cooled Heat Exchanger Guiding System - Internal Guided Four Post Over Travel Limit Switches Remote Dual Palm Control Stand Barrier Guards Remote Hand Pendant Control 30 HP Motor Approximate Weight: 28,000 Lbs Approximate Dimensions: 82" x 40" x 142" High |
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Magento Go lets you create a wide variety of products, with custom attributes and input controls. You will learn how to create configurable products with dropdown lists of options, grouped and customizable products, gift cards, and more.
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text: The Rhythmic Vocabulary book won the DRUM Magazine Readers' Poll for Best Instructional Book. I sell it in downloadable form as a PDF file in a package deal with 2 Patterns CDs and a Timelines CD (also in downloadable form as mp3s). If you already have the book and just need the CDs, you can get them here as downloads. If you want just the CDs as physical discs, click on "CDs" at the bottom of the menu to the right.


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What's The Future of Television for Sharing the Christian Message?
Recently I was interviewed by Charisma magazine on the relevance of using television as a tool for sharing the Christian message. In a world where most churches, ministries, and nonprofits are moving to the Internet, why think about TV anymore? I thought you might be interested in my answers. Let me know what you think: Read the full article »


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Police officers in Daytona Beach released video of a hit-and-run crash.
Officers said the crash happened on Sept. 17. A reward is now being offered for information that can lead to the driver who struck a motorcyclist.
The video shows the driver of a 1997 gray or silver Chevy Lumina plow through the intersection at Bellevue and Martin Luther King boulevards.
Officers said the suspect's vehicle has a Florida license tag number 795PLV.
The biker suffered serious injury.
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Company after company proclaims that customer satisfaction is its top priority, but how many of those companies actually do more than talk the talk?
The authors of Don't Get Mad, Get Leverage have
had their own customer service nightmares but unlike many people, they were not willing to simply go quietly, complaining to friends and family or taking their business elsewhere. They learned from first-hand experience that speaking with a rep is only the first step in a proven strategy for gaining satisfaction. Then they figured out how to gain leverage over the offending organization without spending a lot of time and emotional energy. Their strategy was based on simple, straightforward communication— sometimes with a company executive, sometimes with one of the company's business partners. Whether it was a Fortune 500 computer manufacturer or telecommunications company, their techniques for gaining leverage worked. |


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9 And may be found in him, not having my justice, which is of the law, but that which is of the faith of Christ Jesus, which is of God: justice in faith. | 9 and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ--the righteousness that comes from God and is by faith. |
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Full title reads: "Car Racing Comes Back At Cambridge".
Gransden Lodge Aerodrome, Cambridgeshire.
Motor racing comes back to Cambridge.
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Whale Breaching Phoenix FD simulation test from Jignesh Jariwala on Vimeo.
In this video, I talk about using glu3d gpu inside 3dsmax 2014 and also I was able to do 6.2 millions particles simulation using glu3d gpu which wasn't working before. I am using nvidia driver version 310.90 which seems to work best for glu3d gpu.
Walkthrough : Glu3d GPU and Pwrapper GPU inside 3ds max 2014 and 6.2 Millions Particles Simulation from Jignesh Jariwala on Vimeo.
Mcloth test (Balloon Behaviour) from Jignesh Jariwala on Vimeo.
Mcloth Tear RnD from Jignesh Jariwala on Vimeo.
This was done few weeks back. I rendered it out last night. Everything is done in 3ds max 2014 and using mparticles for dynamics simulation. I still need to add smoke/dust. Fragments are done using "Fracture Voronoi" script from scriptspot.com and rendered scene with mentalray using unified sampling.
Samurai Shatters WIP v01 from Jignesh Jariwala on Vimeo.
Here is the new Random explosion test using Fumefx 3.5.2 inside 3ds max 2014.
Initially I did it without any background plate in my mind. And it was more of straight fireball explosion (I was trying to get 2 fireball head, first initial one and secondary following that one). But playing more I found out possibility of shape like mini nuke. So driven fuel particles motion like that.
Later I decided to put background plate and comp it.
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As a child, Bill Zimmerman loved Sundays more than any other day of the week. Sundays brought the Sunday newspaper, and with that the Sunday comics, where Zimmerman could get lost in a colorful world of characters and make believe. Now a prize-winning newspaper editor and author of 18 books, Zimmerman has created a space for others to experience this magic, while exploring their own creativity.
MakeBeliefsComix.com is part of a series of work by Zimmerman that focuses on helping children forget the everyday troubles of growing up and escape to a land of make believe-one they can create and have control over. The Web site, featuring art by Tom Bloom, provides users will all of the elements needed to construct their own comic strip, where they can channel their innermost feelings-their worries, triumphs, fears, or joys-and express them in a short story complete with their own dialogue and cast of characters.
The purpose of the site, according to Zimmerman's address in the "About Us" section, is two-fold: to encourage creativity and self-expression through writing and designing, and to provide an educational tool that aids in the development of reading, writing, and language skills, as well as computer literacy. In this respect, the site's activities can be beneficial for children and adults alike. "After all," Zimmerman writes, "there is no greater force in life than the power of the imagination to free us from our immediate problems and to spur our energies to find solutions to our befuddlements."
Users can choose from a cast of 15 distinctive characters, from human to amphibian, each with four emotional expressions-happy, sad, angry, and worried. Character interactions are possible through thought and talk balloons, where users can write in carefully constructed dialogue, or just anything that comes to mind.
For those struggling to get started, the "Story Ideas" page offers fun and inspiring prompts, such as "A Day at School," "Dealing with Bullies," and "Making Wishes Come True." Each provides a basic thematic outline that users can build on to tell their own unique story.
Since it was launched in late 2006, MakeBeliefsComix has reached users in more than 175 countries. The site allows users to create comics in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Latin, and Portuguese, which has made it a helpful tool for language educators. Due to its educational capacity and interactive ingenuity, Google and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) listed MakeBeliefsComix among "the world's most innovative web sites in fostering literacy and reading."
Similar works by Bill Zimmerman include the Web site Bill'z Treasure Chest (www.billztreasurechest.com) and his books for children, including Doodles and Daydreams: Your Passport for Becoming an Escape Artist (2007) and A Book of Questions: A Playful Journal to Keep Thoughts and Feelings (1997). Both are available on Amazon.com.
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Alaska Treatment Center Directory: Find Alaska drug and alcohol treatment centers, Alaska detox facilities, and other Alaska recovery resources on Sober Nexus.
On this page, you'll find Alaska treatment centers for substance abuse, Alaska drug treatment, Alaska alcohol treatment, Alaska intensive outpatient programs (IOP), Alaska rehabilitation clinics, Alaska drug and alcohol detox facilities and other Alaska drug and alcohol treatment options.
In the beautiful cool weather of Alaska, you'll find many resources that will help you on your road to recovery from drug addiction or alcohol addiction.
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If you're planning on staying in Alaska after you complete your drug or alcohol treatment, you'll find many options to help you start your new life. For those looking for work, Alaska has an average unemployment rate of 6.3%. If it is higher education you're seeking, Alaska is home to many colleges and universities such as University of Alaska, Alaska Pacific University, and Alaska Bible College.
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During the final eight months, you will select 10 elective courses, each worth 2 credit hours, to fulfill graduation requirements. Select courses that will help you climb the corporate ladder, shift to a new career track or build a business. Or you may choose a concentration to gain depth in marketing, finance or strategy/leadership. Few, if any, top executive MBA programs offer more flexibility.
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Some of you may have read this on Mouseplanet today, but I just had to share....this is one of the many reasons I love Disney so much:
WDW Guest Tom's Story
In November 2004, my family visited WDW for the first time. My 4-year-old son is autistic and we were very impressed and grateful for the accommodations the park made for him. My son had developed a sort of crush on Snow White and literally had memorized her movie, so of course we had to visit the princesses while we were there.
As luck would have it, Snow White was one of the princesses greeting guests that day. Our son walked up to her slowly with an expression of pure awe. He hesitantly reached out his hands and brushed the satin of her skirt and simply looked up at her as if to try to make sure she really was in front of him.
Snow White smiled down at him and asked him his name. In a rare moment, my son understood the question and shouted out his name to her. He then grabbed her hands and started to dance with her while singing the Yodel Song the dwarfs sing while dancing with her in the movie. Snow White did not miss a beat and joined him in the dance. She then bowed to him and thanked him. My son next tilted his head down and offered her the top of his head as Dopey does when wanting Snow White to give him a kiss. Again, Snow White did not miss a beat and bent over his headonly instead of putting her lips on his head (and for health reasons I cannot blame her) she lightly pressed the tips of her index and middle fingers on his head.
The tactile effect was that of a kiss for him and he absolutely beamed as he looked up at her and hugged her before saying Bye, H'now White!" as his mother and I fought back tears. Snow White, of course, waved regally to him as we left the room. As we walked out of the building, my son was jumping up and down telling us I taw H'now White! several times. I think this will be one of the happiest memories for him and for us. It truly was an instance of the fabled Disney magic!


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Take It Is Written with you!
For 55 years, the It Is Written ministry has opened the Word of God every week to explore what the Bible has to say on topics like family issues, the meaning of life, science vs. religion, and Bible prophecy. This tradition continues under the leadership of Pastor John Bradshaw, the ministry's current speaker/director.
You're invited to watch/listen to the It Is Written series via these vodcasts and podcasts, and take them with you for later viewing on your MP3 player or laptop!
It Is Written Weekly Program
Since 1956, the It Is Written television program has addressed some of life's biggest questions by turning to the Bible for answers. Join Pastor John Bradshaw each week as he opens the Word to address questions like: "Does God exist?" "Why is there so much hurt in the world?" and "How can I understand the book of Revelation?" Subscribe to get these free Christ-centered presentations each week, or download the individual programs that interest you most!
Every Word
John Bradshaw's online devotional series—called Every Word—provides a daily spiritual boost for busy people. In each one-minute program, Pastor Bradshaw focuses on one verse per day, with a new devotional every day of the week! Watch the latest programs online or search by topic. E-mail and iTunes options are also available, so watch today!
A Better Way to Live
A Better Way to Live is a daily spiritual boost delivered directly to your computer. Join Pastor Shawn Boonstra of It Is Written Television as he takes 3-4 minutes each day (Monday - Friday) to focus on one passage from the Bible and apply it to daily living. This free series is perfect for people on the go. Subscribe today and receive each new daily devotional as it becomes available!
The Appearing
As debates and theories about end-of-the-world events permeate the popular media, Shawn Boonstra, in the series The Appearing, takes a closer look at what the ancient prophecies of the Bible actually say, and pieces together a startling but undeniable picture of last-day events that may come as a surprise to many people.
The Appearing utilizes the precision of Bible prophecy to present a hope-filled and encouraging biblical view about the Second Coming of Christ.
Even These Believed
Have you ever been discouraged? Some days, do you feel like giving up? Is believing in God more work than it's worth? In this series of five programs, Pastor Shawn Boonstra shares, through stories of people who have traveled to the farthest outposts of atheism and returned to God, that there is ever-present hope.
The Big Five Questions About Life
Does God really exist? This question and others like it are often the subject of heated debates. This thought-provoking series, featuring Pastor Shawn Boonstra and Pastor Mark Finley, uses Bible texts along with historical facts to answer some of life's biggest and most difficult questions.
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Join Pastor Shawn Boonstra and Pastor Mark Finley for this special series titled The Clash of Cultures. These five dynamic programs address present-day conflicts and what the Bible has to say about them.


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Associations Focus: In the Pursuit of Knowledge
Jul 1, 2007 12:00 PM
InfoComm 07 attracts record numbers, CEDIA previews easy-to-use skill-building at Expo 2007, and NSCA offers high-level business knowledge.
This year's NSCA Fall Business Conference is taking to the beach in sunny San Diego. The event will be held Oct. 21-23 at Paradise Point Resort & Spa. The 10th annual conference is the premier forum for electronic systems contractors to exchange ideas and hone their business skills. It offers everything from practical management tips to visionary ideas from recognized experts. This year, the conference will offer two dedicated tracks of strategic business sessions: one for executives and another for managers. Attendees can customize their individual learning experience to bring better focus to specific needs, interests, and issues. Sessions will present strategies for maximizing margin and profit, triumphing over lower-priced competitors, boosting employee retention and satisfaction, earning customer loyalty, preparing for forthcoming generations of customers and employees, reducing marketing costs, and competing more effectively in today's marketplace.
The conference's keynote speakers will be Bill Brooks, CEO of The Brooks Group, and Steve Farber, president of Extreme Leadership.
Slated for Oct. 22, Brooks' session, "How to Sell at Margins Higher than Your Competitors," will divulge a number of profit-boosting secrets gained from years of personal experience. Farber's session, "The Radical Leap: Extreme Leadership at Work," to be held Oct. 23, will explore ways to use the power of the heart to achieve more in the workplace, and reveal strategies for building meaningful business relationships.
Fully accredited within NSCA University's College of Business, all Fall Business Conference sessions are worth 1.25 learning units (LUs), with the exception of the keynote sessions, which are worth two LUs each. Attendees have the opportunity to earn up to nine learning units.
To learn more or register for the NSCA Fall Business Conference, visit www.fallbiz.org, or call (800) 446-6722. Conference fees are $845 if you register before Sept. 1 and $995 thereafter up to the day of the event.
Now is a good time to check out NSCA's Q3 Market Intelligence Briefing, which provides clear insight into the state of wireless technology in our industry.
NSCA has made some surprising discoveries on this topic. For instance, although wireless has indeed revolutionized systems integration, its acceptance has been slow compared to the advancement of product development and systems applications. Demand for the technology is increasing among users, who have a high comfort level with its use. Demand will continue to increase, and if our industry lags behind in training and acceptance, someone else will step in and take the business.
What are the obstacles preventing systems integrators and consultants from designing and installing more wireless systems? Read the full report and gain the real, working knowledge you can get only from NSCA.
NSCA corporate members can download the report at www.nsca.org/mib.
With school out and summer in full swing, the NSCA Education Foundation is continuing its outreach campaign to the next generation of electronic systems industry professionals. Five $1,000 scholarships will be distributed in the coming weeks to students chosen by a special selection committee. The foundation will also provide 200 other students with free NSCA memberships. Student memberships include access to an online job board and résumé database, entry to the NSCA Conference and Expo, special member pricing on NSCA University classes, and regular updates on legislation affecting the industry.
"We are already receiving applications for the scholarships and are excited about this initiative," says NSCA Education Foundation Managing Director Melissa Henderson. "The foundation's goal this year is to lend all the support we can to young professionals with the resources and training they'll need to start their careers on solid ground."
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Enerworks has been the leading manufacturer of high quality solar heating systems, made in the Canada, for over 15 years. Use our domestic or commercial systems for solar hot water, radiant under floor heating, space heating, pools and off-grid homes. Enerworks provides the ideal solution for your needs with the best all-round performance, durability and built-in overheat protection. Dealerships and installation training are available.
We feature 'drop-in' packaged systems, and supporting products. See our catalog for details and feel free to contact us with any questions.
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Scholarships and funding
To help talented students meet the financial costs of undertaking a Masters degree, LUMS commits a substantial sum of money in scholarships to help outstanding applicants who want to study on one of our programmes. Typically we award at least £1m in scholarships each year.
The awards are made by each individual programme, and are allocated on a rolling basis, so it is advisable to make your application as early in the year as possible to maximise your chances of receiving an award.
Who is eligible?
We have scholarships for UK, EU and international students as well as some special Management School alumni awards for recent Lancaster University graduates. These alumni awards are available to all who have graduated with either a first class or 2:1 degree in the past two years – whatever subject you have studied.
To find out more about what each programme is offering, see the scholarships page for the particular programmes you are interested in.
LUMS also has a number of Country-specific Scholarships available for all Masters programmes.
Funding your study
Further information about postgraduate fees and funding can be found on the main Lancaster University website and on our Student Based Services web pages.
Other sources of funding
- Professional and Career Development Loans
A Professional and Career Development Loan could help you pay for learning that enhances your job skills or career prospects. It is a bank loan, so you will have to pay it back once you have finished your course. However, you don't pay interest for the period when you are learning. See the Professional and Career Development Loans website for further details. - Bank loans
UK residents may qualify for bank loans at advantageous rates. - Erasmus+ Master's Student Loan Guarantee
The Erasmus+ scheme is for students from any of the 28 EU Member States and five non-EU European countries. You can borrow up to €12,000 for a one-year Masters. The scheme is not yet open for applications, but is due to start sometime in 2015. - SpaceWays
Business competition offering two £1,000 scholarships for students already studying at a UK institution. - GoEuro Scholarship
This competition is for current Lancaster University students and offers the chance to receive a 2000 Euro scholarship towards further study and complete a one-to-three month paid internship in Berlin. - Other potential sources of funding can be found through Find a Masters, Find a PhD, Target Courses and Postgrad Solutions.
For international students
The British Council and a number of governments and international agencies operate schemes which provide financial support to study in the UK. For information, please contact the nearest British Embassy, consulate or British Council Office. For more information, see the British Council website.


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When Oprah "decided" to leave her daytime show, it never occurred to me it was because her ratings were slipping. I was never a viewer, so it made no difference to me. I do, however, remember the backlash she received from choosing Obama over Hillary.
This article basically says she thought she was bulletproof, and Obama seems to feel the same about himself. I have to agree with that. In a nutshell:
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Not clear about his stand--confused? No, that would be me being kind. I understand what he is doing. The writer was being diplomatic, that's all. No one is confused; right? Obama's a typical politician, that's all. Nothing he says can be believed. |
Obama has a personal belief that he says has evolved. Elvis, are you saying that he is LYING about his personal belief? If you believe something and later change your mind - shall I call you a liar and say that you can't be believed? Or shall I in good faith trust that you in fact did change your mind? A belief seems a very personal thing and I am willing to extend him that trust that he did in fact change his mind. A lot of people have over this very issue. |
Sure, I'll accept that as long as you accept that Romney can change his mind, too. |
What has Romney changed his mind about? Apparently support for abortion. And yes, I fully believe he changed his mind on that. So yes, Romney can change his mind. |
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I want fiancée, my ex and my babies to live together
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1 votes | Toyota Unveils Personal-Transport, Violin-Playing RobotsDec 11, 2007 |
Toyota unveiled today two new robots, a "Mobility Robot" and a "Violin-playing Robot" - the newest additions to its team of Toyota "Partner Robots" being developed to support people's everyday life. The mobility robot, designed around the i-Real concept shown in Tokyo earlier this year (see the Toyota folks giving us a demo of the i-Real chair-concept-thing in Tokyo here) is a robot for the "aged."
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1 14 oz. can sweetened condensed milk
Dulce De Leche Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 425°F.
2. Scrape milk into an 8" baking dish; cover tightly with aluminum foil. Place dish inside a roasting pan; fill pan with enough water to come halfway up sides of baking dish. Bake for 1 1/4 hours, adding more water to pan if needed.
3. When milk becomes a thick caramel, remove from oven; let cool, covered, for 15 minutes before serving. Yields 1/2 cup.
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1 cup granulated sugar, plus 1 tsp
1 tbsp ground cinnamon
1 3/4 cups sifted flour, plus more for kneading dough
2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp fine sea salt
2 tbsp very cold vegetable shortening
2/3 cup ice cold water
1 1/2 cups canola or vegetable oil
1 1/2 pints vanilla ice cream
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2. Whisk together flour, baking powder, and salt. Use fingertips or a pastry cutter to work in shortening to form coarse crumbs. Slowly add water; mix until just combined.
3. Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Gently knead until smooth. Cover with plastic wrap; let sit at room temperature for 15 minutes.
4. Heat oil in a large high-sided skillet over medium heat until it reaches 350°F on a deep-fry thermometer. Line a large plate with several layers of paper towels.
5. Roll dough on a lightly floured surface into a ¼"?thick, 12" x 15" rectangle, then cut into 2" x 3" pieces (about 24).
6. Fry in batches of 5 until golden and puffed on both sides (about 1 minute per side). Remove with a slotted spoon; drain on paper towels for 30 seconds.
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Located in the 200-West Area of Hanford adjacent to the T-Plant (also known as the 221-T Canyon Building) is the 224-T Facility. Originally constructed in 1944 and designated as the 224-T Bulk Reduction Building, the facility was used as part of the T-Plant's process to extract plutonium from uranium fuel rods which had been irradiated in one of Hanford's nuclear reactors.
Processing facilities like the T-Plant would take these irradiated fuel rods and put them through a series of chemical "baths". The chemicals would dissolve away the fuel rods, turning the metal into a liquid form called "slurry". Included in the slurry was the trace amount of plutonium that had been produced within the fuel rod during the nuclear chain reaction.
The main function of the 224-T Facility was to purify and concentrate the plutonium recovered from that plutonium nitrate slurry after it came out of the T-Plant. Plutonium concentration operations were performed in conjunction with T-Plant separation activities from January, 1945, until early in 1956. That was when the methods used in the T-Plant to dissolve away the fuel rods were replaced by more efficient processes. As a result, 224-T was idle until 1975. In 1975, 224-T was modified to meet requirements for storing plutonium-bearing scraps and liquids. In 1985, a section of 224-T became the Transuranic Waste Storage and Assay Facility (TRUSAF) and operated in that capacity until the late 1990's.
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Dude: The Museum Cat The Delaware Museum of Natural History proudly announces the publication and launch of a children's book, titled "Dude: The Museum Cat," based on the life of the Museum's unofficial mascot. An adorable orange tabby cat rescued as a stray and now making his home in the lower levels of the Museum, Dude's tale is one of courage, discovery, and adventure. The book, written by former Delaware News Journal reporter Bill Hayden and illustrated by artist Alan Peoples, is the culmination of efforts by the Museum to tell their story at a child's level. Chris Hayden, Bill's son and maintenance manager at the Museum, found Dude rummaging around the dumpsters one day and decided to take him in and care for him. The story chronicles Dude's life since that fateful day. The book will go on sale during our 40th Anniversary weekend, May 11-13, and be sold in the Museum Store as well as online. The book will retail for $4.99 with 100 percent of proceeds supporting the Museum's exhibits and programming. Click here to purchase Dude: The Museum Cat |
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Anne Carol Theriot Watson, 57, of 415 Pointe Vista Drive, Elizabeth City, NC died Friday, July 16, 2010 at Albemarle Hospital. A native of Houma, LA she was the daughter of Corrine "Queenie" Moore Theoriot and the late James Pierre Theriot and the wife of Wilbert John Watson for thirty four years. She was a salesperson at a Quilt Shop. Besides her mother and husband she is survived by a sister, Angela Brown and husband Kenneth of Bourg, LA; two brothers, David Theriot and wife Judy of Hutchinson, KS and Jerome "Joe" Theriot and wife Tina of Coteaux, LA; twenty nieces and nephews. She was pre-deceased by a brother, James Theriot. A memorial service will be held at a later date in Louisiana. Twiford Funeral Homes, Memorial Chapel, 405 East Church Street, Elizabeth City, NC is serving the Watson family.
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July 19th, 2010 3:13 pm
Please accept my heart felt condolences. Anne was a sweetheart taking the patience and time to show me how to quilt (her love). I was fortunate to share several quilt classes with me and blessed to have her teach a Christmas Wall Hanging class. I still remember the fun we had in that class! I will always cherish wonderful and fun memories whenever the quilt hanging is hung. Thank God, he gave us memories to cherish a lifetime. God Bless the family.
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Anne was a great blessing to me. She was kind and patience. She shared a lot of her knowledge of quilting with me. God blessed us with her presence for 57 years, but I will miss her greatly. I know she is in Heaven teaching all the Angels to quilt. My prayers and thoughts are with the family.
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Anne was a long time friend of mine. Our paths crossed many times in the USN, as well as, the Airlines. Anne was full of life, laughter and always had a smile. She will be greatly missed for she had many talents. God Bless.
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As a third component of the UNDP-UNEP Partnership Initiative, four regional workshops were organized in 2008 in Uganda, Macedonia, Cambodia and Belize, with the support from the Norwegian government through the project on "Integration of Chemical Safety Concerns into Development Agendas with Focus in Poverty Reduction Strategies". Their aim was to foster a process of cooperation and coordination between government officials from the agency responsible for development planning and government officials from the agency responsible for chemicals management.
The regional workshops had two objectives:
The Information Document was intended to assist strengthening discussions at ICCM2 on mainstreaming from the practical experience perspective of developing countries and countries with economies in transition. It was produced out of the experiences of all four regional workshops.
All participants in the regional workshops had the opportunity to comment on it at the conclusion of the four regional workshops. The endorsement of the Information Document (SAICM/ICCM.2/INF/46) at ICCM2 was left entirely to the discretion of the participating countries.
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Review: InkPad
Rating: 7/10 Very good, but not quite great
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A full-featured studio for creating vector illustrations — digital images that can be enlarged infinitely without getting rough or pixelated. Though not as straightforward as standard drawing apps, Inkpad gives the vector-literate enough tools needed for pro-quality work.
WIRED Can handle a seemingly infinite number of objects in a single file. Multitiouch controls for zooming in and constraining some tools. Integrated Dropbox functionality.
TIRED Steep learning curve. Not well suited for casual doodling.


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I was blessed to be a part of the Women's retreat that my friend hosted close to my hometown. There were a few of my close friends that gathered together for 2 days and were led by Rose's talents and prayerful willingness to follow the quiet leadings of our hearts. It was a spiritual retreat for Women who often don't get to slow down! There was a great balance of guided time and alone time to focus on what we needed for ourselves. I would do it again in a heartbeat, and recommend it to anyone willing to be blessed and a bit vulnerable by going! Appreciate the on-going contact with Rose as needed/wanted. A beautiful ministry/non-profit!
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I Have a 1970's Resolute wood stove that I am in need of a flange/pipe that will convert from oval to round 6 inch. ( The flange coming off the stove is oval) I have visited a number of stores and the solutions have varied to the extreme of buying a new stove. Can someone help direct me to a site or store to purchase. thanks Doug |
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The part you're looking for is called a boot or oval to round adapter and was used almost exclusively on Vermont Castings stoves. One of these online sources should carry them: Northlineexpress.com redhillgeneralstore.com woodmanspartsplus.com. Googling oval to round stove pipe adapter will no doubt turn up other sources. If there's a long time VC dealer near you, he might have one as well. |
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The strongest federal safeguard against the extinction of bird species in the United States is the Endangered Species Act. Enacted in 1973, the ESA has helped save some of America's most critically imperiled birds and wildlife, including species like the Bald Eagle, the Peregrine Falcon, the Gray Wolf, the Grizzly Bear, and the Whooping Crane.
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The Botanic Garden is used extensively by the University for teaching, research and as a venue for events. The following range of courses and tours are available to members of the public.
These courses enable students to develop their horticultural knowledge and skills. Although they are aimed at those wishing to pursue a career in horticulture, the qualifications are also ideal for the keen gardener. Teaching takes place in our fully equipped Linnaeus study room.
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Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)U.S. manufacturing grows at its lowest level all year this month
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This week Cayman is having the first cold front of the season. Some gray skies and high winds (they even had to close the George Town harbourfront the other day). Boy, the daytime temperature barely got above 70, and the windchill (!) must have been in the low 60s.
On the other hand, yesterday, for the first time in three years, Mickey Mouse got snowed upon. According to the Orlando Sentinal, it snowed in Orlando !
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Skate Rock 2010: Baltimore/Allentown
Fourth installment in a week-long series of Thrasher video episodes: "Renegade show in Allentown, PA. Game of SKATE after we got kicked out of a skatepark for skating. Brooklyn looms."
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Leader short stories continue with Varian Wrynn: Blood of Our Fathers {WoW}
Oct 14th 2011 3:31AM Well technically Kings were refered to as 'your Grace' until they got imperial pretensions (such as the French, Spanish and then the English) at which point they adopted the title of Majesty.
Know Your Lore: Current Horde politics - the Orcs, page 3 {WoW}
Mar 27th 2010 11:16PM Why was this marked down?
While Thrall has his fans many Horde players actually dig hellscream's 'bring it on' approach in much the same way that Varian now has fans alliance side. Yes they are both war mongering but pvp makes more sense with this situation. I rolled an Orc for the first time after reading this article: For the horde!
Editorial: Thoughts on the Ensidia ban {WoW}
Feb 5th 2010 7:48PM To just follow up on what someone else briefly alluded to: what I find most disturbing was the review of the logs by MMO: a whole 7 mins at the crucial phase when the Saronite bombs started dropping, seemed to have been deleted. While instinctively I want to give Ensidia a pass on this (so intermitent rogue bombs caused a reset?, boohoo - Blizz's problem not theirs), what feels wrong is the lack of clarity. No video (maybe at Blizz's request?), conflicting reports and incomplete data.
I suspect what doesn't help is that Ensidia is perceived to have previous here. On the other hand the genuine outrage of Muqq is somewhat different to their usual pose of 'hands up, we may have 'ploited''. I think they're genuinely pissed. And I suspect the nerdrage post goes to the heart of this. They may have just said 'bugger it, there is a crappy bug which should have never made it out of PTR: let's hammer it'. The problem is that that is not something that in retrospect can be defended no matter how they felt under the time pressure of the time.
Forum Post of the Day: WoW is ruined (again!) {WoW}
Nov 9th 2009 9:55AM You cant say there is no advantage. There is an advantage to people who collect companions.
and?... I may as well claim that stamp collecting is unfair due to the fact that some stamps are only available to those who.. well spend money... collectables do not impact game play. You are aware of Trading Card pets.. same principle?
Maybe the next ones will be a simple constantly rested effect or another BoA that can only be bought with cash.
yeh. Maybe....
We're already paying to play the game so, anything else should be given free to everyone. I accept that faction\realm\race change should be payable so people wont abuse it. But anything else should be free.
your internal logic is shot. If they were looking to prevent abuse they could do that by 1 a month transfers. They are trying to monetize the service. Nowt wrong with that: the achievements + all the other superfluous gubbins that they've pegged onto the game have nothing to do with the core game play. Your core game play is unaffected by not having a pet pandaren.
Also the fact that an independent site takes the time to comment on it just shows how much of a negative publicity this brought to the game.
or alternatively everyone thought this was a non issue and the bleating of the QQ minority on the forums seems to have no bounds.
Hallow's End 2009 first impressions {WoW}
Oct 19th 2009 8:19AM No offence but you got what you deserved. You expect Matt to suck up your camaraderie and somehow spot the nuance and 'friendly joshing' when this was expressed as:
the author of this article is soooo whipped! 9 times huh. that means you let ur wife just stay in so she'd have 2 chances at the mount huh =P hehe
Ho ho. You may as well have thrown in an inappropriate 'UR Gay' to just round it off.
If Mergetvs decided to rip you for that you can hardly blame him. A sticky out tongue smiley and a 'hehe' hardly mitigates the tone of the rest of it.
Reread the replies and responses as if this was a pub conversation. You have been the guy who made the snarky comment that leads to conversation stopping, and everybody thinking 'eh?'. Mergetvs would be the guy who makes an overly sarcastic reply in response. You then do the text equivalent of being the fool who clenches his fist and spouts abuse despite being correctly called on being rude, and then mumbles sorry. Classy.
Hallow's End 2009 first impressions {WoW}
Oct 19th 2009 7:40AM We've had all sorts of problems on Teranas EU with Horde at Goldshire finding it hilarious to kill the Orphan Matron while camping the area. Literally for hours on end. Because they hang around on the roofs of the inn and the smithy they can be a bit of a pain to get rid of without a bunch of 80s being on hand and as soon as they get zerged they disappear only to return a quarter of an hour later.. seriously guys...
Around Azeroth: Why your healer is laughing at you {WoW}
Oct 12th 2009 10:43AM Give yrself an Obscure Tolkein Ref point :¬)
Feanor? (guessing wildly)
EpicAdvice.com lets you ask and answer Warcraft questions {WoW}
Oct 8th 2009 11:33AM Yr a Glass Half Empty kinda guy aren't you :P
I like the interface and it could be really good for getting quick responses and group-led intelligence, however the Stack Overflow tagging system feels a clunky means of being able to graze the knowledge base.
Dunno how but it really needs a more formal means of breaking down topics or filtering IMO otherwise drilling into tags once more than 20 or 30 posts have been made will be a chore. check out the 23000 odd .net tags out of 320000 questions asked on SO. Furthermore it works if you have mature programmers trying to find answers, but I'm not sure how that will work with multiple 'first!' responses :)
Hm. Looks like I drank my brewfest mug half empty..
BlizzCon 2009: Hands-on with Creative's World of Warcraft headset {WoW}
Aug 25th 2009 7:40PM Not sure that deserved quite the vote down it received...
Around Azeroth: Abbey road {WoW}
Jul 31st 2009 12:28PM aha! Thanks for illumination :)
Makes sense now.


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Here are a few quick observations from a pair of top pitchers eligible for next year's draft, UCLA's Trevor Bauer and TCU's Matt Purke.
Bauer has some Tim Lincecum in him in that he rocks his back and employs an exaggerated delivery. Bauer's arm isn't quite as extreme as Lincecum's in that Bauer doesn't drop it straight down and bring it straight over the top, and he also isn't quite as small, but the similarities are there. Bauer's fastball also isn't quite as explosive, but his breaking stuff is.
That isn't to say that he doesn't throw hard, as he sat 92-93 and touched 94 several times in his CWS debut against Florida, a team many people (myself included) considered a favorite to win it all. Bauer jumped over Gerrit Cole in the Bruins' starting rotation, as Cole hasn't been quite as sharp down the stretch. He also showed the ability to take a little off of his fastball to the 87-89 range for added movement.
Bauer's breaking ball is special. He is able to add and subtract off of his curveball very well. He throws a true slow curve very well that has excellent 12-to-6 break. He drops this pitch in the zone and down in the dirt very well. He also throws the pitch a little harder for more two-plane, slurvy break. This pitch is wicked thrown in the low-80s, and while not a true curve (or slider) it plays off of his slower, true curve perfectly.
His command isn't perfect, but there is some effective wildness to his game. He goes right after batters and doesn't waste much time trying to lull them to sleep with soft stuff away. While he gave up three runs, all came before the fifth inning, and by then he was cruising.
This is the first time I've been able to see him pitch and I was really impressed with his style and stuff. He has some quirkiness to him as well, somewhat similar to Matt Purke, and carries a confident presence on the mound.
I've gushed over Purke twice in recent weeks, so I'll keep it short this time around. Once again he was very good, this time in a start against Florida State in the CWS. He struck out seven Seminoles over seven innings of work, giving up only one run, which came in the first inning of the game. He allowed a single to leadoff hitter Tyler Holt, who scored on an error that also allowed third baseman Sherman Johnson to reach third with no outs. That just seemed to make Purke mad, as he struck out the side to get out of the frame (and the rest of the game) with no further damage.
He was up to 94 early with his usual low-80s sharp slider. His fastball sat mostly at 92 in this game, which is a few ticks higher than what I've seen consistently from him this season. Like Bauer above, he throws two varieties of his breaking ball, as he also throws more of a true curveball that is several mph slower than his slider.
I really like the way Purke has stepped up this season, and seems to get better and more focused when there is more riding on the game. He moved to 15-0 on the year with 140 strikeouts in 110 innings of work, astonishing for any pitcher, much less a freshman, no matter how talented and highly touted he is. Once he is drafted and signed, he is going to have a very quick path to the big-leagues.
As Purke has heated up down the stretch, Gilmartin has slumped. His fastball sat in the upper-80s and a sweeping slow curve and a solid changeup. He wasn't fooling the TCU hitters in this game and certainly wasn't missing their bats, giving up six runs in three innings, five of which came in the first.
He pitches a lot like Tom Glavine, going away, away, away before busting hitters inside. He was getting too much of the meat of the plate, and the TCU hitters clearly were prepared to be pitched away. Obviously his upside is somewhat limited since his stuff maxes out in the low-90s, but pitchability pitchers obviously can perform at a high level given their ability to change speeds and command the strike zone. I've seen Gilmartin better, and still expect him to be in the conversation for the first round next June.
Left-fielder Jason Coats reminds me a lot of current big-league left-fielder Jason Bay. Physically they are similar, with a good, athletic frame and a strong, lower half. He runs ok, and he throws ok, but he probably will continue to profile as a left fielder at the next level.
He has decent bat speed and some pop in his bat. Similar to Bay he doesn't have any one eye-popping tool, but I could see him continuing to perform at a high level, as he exhibits a good eye at the plate and puts a good swing on the ball.
He hit a two-run double in the first inning, driving an outside fastball down the left-field line, and added an RBI single in the eighth. He also walked twice in this game.
I'm not as sold on Featherston's bat, but he shows some pretty slick actions at shortstop to go along with a very strong throwing arm. He has decent speed and good overall quickness, gliding to balls and showing a smooth and quick transfer out of his glove.
At the plate he has a swing made for contact, as I don't see him hitting for much power at the next level. Overall I could see him developing into an Adam Everett type of hitter, although I'm not sure his defensive tools are quite as good as Everett's.
Andrew Gagnon | Well rounded RHP w/ good size, repertoire |
Erik Johnson | Big bodied RHP with good FB/CB combo |
Deshorn Lake | Live-armed RHP with sharp breaking ball |
Nick Maronde | Lived-armed LHP tough to catch up to |
Nick Delmonico | May not be C long-term, big body, LH bat |
Zach Wilson | Aggressive hitter can put sting in ball |
Sean Trent | Well built hitter with pop, speed, arm |
Dante Bichette, Jr. | Clone of father with big build, power |
Austin Nola | Steady D' at shortstop, improving strength |
Nick Martini | Good all around player with patient eye |
Shon Carson | Shorter, well built 2-sport speedster |
Granden Goetzman | Fast riser w/ exciting power/speed combo |
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My name is Olivia!
Facts about Olivia
- Breed: Domestic Shorthair
- Color: Gray Or Blue (Mostly)
- Age: Adult
- Sex: Female
- Hair: Short
Olivia's Info...
I am already spayed and up to date with shots.
This is Olivia. She is estimated at 2 years old. She was found wandering 119 and the owner of the black and gold store took her in for fear she was going to be hit by a car. She was starved and full of worms. The lady couldn't keep her because of her 3 dogs. Very sweet.
Adoption donation is $80. She is spayed, current on shots and Aids/Leukemia negative.
Contact Mary at 724-423-5571 to schedule an appointment to meet this cutie! Or email her at email@example.com.
Other Pets at Animal Keepers Rescue
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Olivia, a Acme Domestic Shorthair cat was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Domestic Shorthair for sale in Acme, or seeking a Domestic Shorthair cat from a breeder in Acme.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Acme already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Acme breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Domestic Shorthair breeders who help with Domestic Shorthair rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Acme paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Sat, Feb 28, 09 at 15:32
Lucy is wonderful! She was a member in my RR. She went out of her way for others. I had a trade with her going at the time too. So generous and loving. A great person I want to meet someday..Thanks Lucy you are a wonderful friend...Barb |
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- Posted by amelia_pepper_lady 8B/9 LA (My Page) on Sat, Mar 14, 09 at 12:00
Lucy is great!!!!!!!! This probably doesn't technically count as a trade but I suspect the info applies the her (technically-correct) trades as well. Lucy offered EE bulbs and indicated she would send them when appropriate. I received my EE bulbs and it's just the time to plant them. Also, there were many extras in the package. |
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Final Thoughts
Zalman put together a really good package for the F Series and managed to stay clear of the trim issues that many other companies found themselves in. We're not really sure if this was planned or if this was just by luck. It really doesn't matter because if you can find a Zalman F1 the chances of it having firmware 3.3.2 on it are very good. Since the newer drives from other companies all ship with newer, somewhat slower firmware the Zalman F1 is a really good find.
As we mentioned in the introduction, Zalman didn't officially bring the F Series SSDs to the United States, but a few are listed on EBay. In our search before writing this story we found F Series drives scattered all across the world with a majority of them in Asia.
When it comes to the prices the EBay drives are much higher than what a SandForce SSD costs, but the drives spread across the rest of the world are in line with what we expect to find.
The accessory package is on the upper end of the scale thanks to the Data Migration Utility that elevates it. You get a desktop adapter bracket which we feel is a must have item and the screws for mounting your drive. The Zalman F1 also has a three year warranty which is nice, but common for SSDs these days.
There are many good SSDs in the world and they all don't make it to my home country. We can't complain about Zalman not pushing this drive in the US, but Zalman has a really good name no matter what country you say it in.


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7850 Poplar Avenue #6, Germantown, TN 38138
Thrilled to find an ALL GF restaurant when traveling to Memphis! Pizza very good, offer DF option (Daiya) ordered the one with the sausage and Thai chili sauce- I found to be very spicy. Non gf diners really enjoyed pizzas. Coconut shrimp very tasty and fries were good. Was so excited to get onion rings, but they were super greasy- would skip those next time. Brownie sundae for dessert. Cute casual place, good food, completely safe!! Yay!
800 Metairie Road, New Orleans, LA 70124
NOW CLOSED AS OF 1/20/15 Great grab and go menu, lots of options. Had the Seafood Gumbo and Chicken Caesar Salad, very good! Everything prepared at dedicated gluten free facility and most things are dairy and soy free too. Picked up at Langenstein's in Metairie, also have grab and go meals at The Peacebaker. Super convenient- can't wait to try their sandwiches!
6601 Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Metairie, LA 70003
Menu items clearly marked as GF and friendly staff, however, had reaction before the meal was over
505 Gretna Boulevard, Gretna, LA 70053
Best fried shrimp! Totally worth the drive across the river, separate GF fryers. Owner is very nice and attentive, love this place for fried seafood. Highly sensitive Celiac, no reactions
2727 South Broad Street, New Orleans, LA 70125
Enjoy the fries there, variety of dipping sauces to choose from. Have a soup or two, but that's it as far as menu. Now offer vegan ice cream & cones, yum
1525 Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70130
Not much offered GF, especially for kids. They do not guarantee anything to be gf
1180 Seven Seas Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Great attention to allergies. Manager took order & delivered food, despite it being very crowded. Chicken fingers & fries
1700 Epcot Resorts Blvd, Disney's Yacht Club Resort, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Another very positive Disney GF experience. Chef offered us sandwiches and burgers on GF bread, as well as salads. Offered GF chicken strips & fries for our daughter. Had the Shaved Roast Beef Sandwich. The bun was dry & stale:( but so appreciate the option. Would request to have it roasted next time
2101 Epcot Resorts Blvd, Orlando, FL 32836
Great experience! Chef discussed options with us and took our order. Had Gf/DF Mickey waffles with pecans & honey with bacon & fresh fruit. Beautiful morning, ate outside. Wanted to return for dinner but didn't have time.
2101 Epcot Resorts Boulevard, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Perfect place to watch fireworks in Epcot. Server informed us that almost entire menu is GF. Ordered taco appetizer and Spare Ribs for entree. Food was very good, however, ordered dairy free and beans came out with cheese. Also was told potatoes were DF, then after tasting them suspected dairy. Server double checked and chef said they had "a touch of dairy". Had reaction:(
6678 Stirling Road, Hollywood, FL 33024
Made the drive from Weston- vegan chocolate chip cookies are awesome and waffles very good. Also enjoyed the mini chocolate cupcakes. Owner very friendly, offered samples
2378 Weston Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33326
Very happy to find a restaurant with great ingredients and so many GF options, however, didn't love the pizza. Crust was super thin with little flavor.
6300 Argonne Boulevard, New Orleans, LA 70124
Great atmosphere & good food! Gluten free menu, also dairy free options- Ask server about updated menu because there have been a few changes. Chips are not safe- we bring our own or ask for corn tortillas with salsa. Favorites are shrimp tacos and beef tacos
6601 Veterans Memorial Blvd, Metairie, LA 70003
Love! Dedicated gluten free and dairy free, also lots of soy free and vegan options. Favorites are the eclairs, raspberry shortbread cookies and handpies. The holiday pies are amazing too. Carry great food from Gluten Free To Go too!
4838 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115
Love their chocolate chip cookies! Brownies and cupcakes yummy- all Paleo & all natural. Not a huge selection of treats. Smoothies and salads. Owner very friendly.
1100 N Peters St, New Orleans, LA 70116
Crab cakes are very tasty, but my highly sensitive Celiac daughter and I had reaction both times we ate there. Owners are very friendly.
100 Bluefish Drive, Panama City Beach, FL 32413
They offered a binder with allergen listings and recommendations for gluten free options. We had burgers on GF buns and fries. Really tasty burger and fries were good. Complaint/concern: They offered to refill fries and the refill fries that they brought smelled like onion rings. so we became concerned and brought it to the attention of the server. She double checked with the kitchen and confirmed that they were prepared in the dedicated allergen fryer, however, we weren't convinced & not willing to take the risk. Will reiterate severity of sensitivity to server next time, but definitely plan to return. No reactions!
10562 U.S. 98, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
They said that they no longer have a physical GF menu, but the server and hostess were very knowledgable. We were told that they have dedicated fryers for the French fries and a dedicated grill for burgers and guided as to which menu items were safe. The burgers are served on GF buns. Two members of our family are highly sensitive and did fine with burgers and fries. Burgers ordered medium were well done, will order med rare next time. Overall very accommodating and was a good experience.


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I'm trying a new trellis idea in my garden this year, a square foot gardening idea to build trellis from electrical conduit and slip the whole thing over rebar that's been pounded into the ground. I had to buy two pieces of rebar today (87ó each), and I thought about how I used to have some rebar pieces that I used to anchor Chloe's swing set.
My next thought was that of all the junk I keep because I "maybe, might" need it sometime, this is the first time I can actually remember needing something I'd gotten rid of. Just another lesson for me that it's not worth keeping stuff "just in case." |
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My father believed in keeping things "just in case." After he died, my brother had to rent a dumpster for all the cr@p he found in my dad's house. Just about anything you throw out can be replaced. Would you rather have the free space or the thousands of little things we think might be useful in a futuire universe? Good luck with your trellis. |
Ha! Then when you actually need something you have you can't find it. How many times has that happened? |
- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Tue, Apr 27, 10 at 18:07
and at 87ó, wasn't it worth MORE than that to not have to store the stupid things? |
- Posted by joann23456 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 28, 10 at 0:22
Oh, my, YES! I did start a spreadsheet awhile ago that tells me where I've put the things I have and don't use very often. Jigsaw on the third floor, refill for the label maker in the office closet. Things like that. It's been a lot of help. Still, I'd rather just get rid of most of it! |
- Posted by harriethomeowner (My Page) on Mon, May 10, 10 at 18:41
The one thing I'm kind of regretting getting rid of now is my stash of old sewing patterns (some from the 1940s) and pieces of fabric. I'd kept that stuff for years without touching it, so I finally gave it all to Goodwill. Now I've been sewing again, and I wish I still had it, especially the patterns. Oh, well. I can't think of anything else I've missed. |
my husband had run out of room for his scooter collection so we added onto the garage. He again ran out of space, so I suggested he get rid of 6 or 7 shelves of stuff we "might" need for our rental property. If you have 400 items on those shelves and end up using 5 items look how much wasted space you have. He did a pretty good clean up after that. |
For years, I had two wrought iron pot holders that you srew into a fence that hold large pots. Being a renter, I was reluctant to nail anything to my landlords fence. Now that I have my own place, I got the right size pots, and over the period of a week, I sealed the pots, spray painted them black, then spray painted them a cool grackle blue-black finish and planted them with trailing jasmine and vinca, to hang on the fence and frame the gate. And the pot holders are nowhere to be found! I'm afraid I may have purged them somewhere along the line. Still, I don't regret ever getting rid of anything. |
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Facing the Silverdale Baptist Academy coed team, the Bears leveled their season mark at 5-5 with an 18-9 District 5 victory at the Leisure Time Bowling Center.
Bradley will return to its home lanes at 3:30 this afternoon as Chattanooga Central comes calling for another district battle.
The Bears opened Wednesday's match with Silverdale by winning five of the first Game 1 matches, plus claiming the pin fall bonus points as well by a 931-689 margin.
Bradley followed up with a 936-602 difference in Game 2, winning four of the heads-up battles.
With his team in command of the match, first-year Bradley coach Don Burke set three of his starters in the final game, which the visitors claimed by a 677-632 margin and four heads-up wins.
"We were so far ahead I wanted to give some other guys a chance for some match experience," coach Burke related.
Ryan Chapman paced the Bear victory with a personal best score of 213 for the day's high game, plus added a 174 in his two heads-up victories. Tanner Ratcliff also posted a personal high game with a 203 as he too had a pair of wins.
Alec Norwood kept with his team-high season average of 182, rolling a 183 and a 181 in a couple of heads-up victories.
Brandon Cross led the Silverdale effort with a 477 series and three of the Seahawks' seven individual wins.
Bradley claimed the final pin fall tally by a 2,499-1,968 margin.
"We had a good showing and we'll have a big test today with Chattanooga Central," coach Burke commented. "Next week is going to be tough as well. We play Walker Valley here on Tuesday and Signal Mountain Wednesday, then go to Chattanooga Central Thursday."


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Hello all. This is my first post. I am currently playing in a Dark Heresy campaign. The GM and I are working on a new career path in the form of an Imperial Guard Commissar. Please examine and critique honestly. I apologize for any incorrect grammar. Thank you.
Commissars are invariably stern and uncompromising individuals, able to keep even the most archaic regiments in line through fear, strength and power. They have authority over soldiers, sanctioned psykers and regimental officers. Commissars have both the right and duty to immediately execute any Imperial Guardsman or Officer who shows cowardice or incompetence in battle.
Commissar Ranks:
Cadet Commissar (XP Level: 0-499)
Penal Custodian (XP Level: 500-999)
Overseer (XP Level: 1000-1999)
Junior Commissar (XP Level: 2000-2999)
Commissar (XP Level: 3000-5999)
War Commissar/Field Commissar/Senior Commissar (XP Level: 6000-7999)
Deputy Commissar/Commissar Captain/Flag Commissar (XP Level: 8000-9999)
Political Commissar/Regimental Commissar/Ship's Commissar (XP Level: 10000-14999)
Commissar Characteristic Advances:
Characteristic: Simple/Intermediate/Trained/Expert
Weapon Skill: 100/250/500/750
Ballistic Skill: 500/750/1000/2500
Strength: 250/500/750/1000
Toughness: 250/500/750/1000
Agility: 500/750/1000/2500
Intelligence: 500/750/1000/2500
Perception: 100/250/500/750
Willpower: 100/250/500/750
Fellowship: 250/500/750/1000