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Markets struggle to hold onto gainsBy PAN PYLAS
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A woman walks by an electric stock index display of a securities firm in Tokyo, Friday evening.LONDON Global stock markets struggled to hold onto gains made Friday, when strong Chinese economic figures and signs of a U.S. recovery buoyed investor sentiment, particularly in Asia.
Investors have in recent day been cheered by signals showing the two worlds largest economies started 2013 in rude health. Many stock indexes around the world, including the Dow, are trading near multiyear highs amid optimism over the world economy and hopes that Europes debt crisis is slowly coming under control.
On Thursday, figures showing a drop in weekly U.S. jobless claims to a five-year low and a rebound in housing starts reignited the rally.
That buoyant backdrop carried through into the Asian session Friday and was accentuated by figures showing Chinas economy grew 7.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012, up from the previous quarters 7.4 percent and just ahead of predictions for a 7.8 percent rise. Industrial production and retail sales figures also came in better than expected.
Investors reined in their enthusiasm by the end of trading in Europe, however, as some seemed to cash in on the recent gains ahead of the weekend.
In Europe, Germanys DAX fell 0.4 percent to 7,702.23 while the CAC-40 in France lost 0.1 percent to 3,741.58. Britains FTSE 100 held on to a 0.4 percent gain to close at 6,154.41.
The impact from positive earnings from Morgan Stanley and General Electric was offset by weaker results from Intel and a softer than anticipated consumer confidence survey from the University of Michigan.
Earlier in Asia, Japans Nikkei 225 soared 2.9 percent to close at 10.913.30, the highest finish in nearly three years, as the yen slipped against the dollar.
For a while, the dollar was trading above the 90-yen line for the first time since June 2010 as expectations intensified that the Bank of Japan will take steps to ease credit next week. A weaker yen is a significant boost for Japans powerhouse exporters.
By late afternoon London time, the dollar was up 0.1 percent at 89.99 yen.
Hong Kongs Hang Seng rose 1.1 percent to 23,601.78 and South Koreas Kospi added 0.7 percent to 1,987.85. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.4 percent to 2,317.07 while the smaller Shenzhen Composite Index gained 1.5 percent to 935.7
Oil prices were subdued following recent strong gains, with the benchmark New York rate down 25 cents at $95.24 a barrel. On Thursday, the contract gained $1.25 to finish at $95.49 a barrel, its highest close since last September.
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Our readers are likely well aware that Core77's Allan Chochinov has been primarily focused on his duties as co-founder and chair of the School of Visual Arts MFA Products of Design program for the past few years now, and he is pleased to announce that they will be graduating their inaugural class next month. It has by all accounts been a major learning experience for all parties involved, from Allan and his faculty to the students themselves (who, of course, were joined by a second class, of 2015, last semester).
On Thursday, May 8, the 15 intrepid students who first set foot in the department back in 2012 will be presenting their year-long thesis work (names and projects listed below). The event at the SVA Theater on West 23rd St will take place from 1:00–6:30pm, starting with a few opening remarks from Allan and a keynote presentation by author and social theorist Douglas Rushkoff, whose latest book, Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now was published last year, followed by formal presentations by each student.
Richard Clarkson - "Super. Moments of Remarkable"
Emi Yasaka - "Upward: Fostering Human Mobility in a Sedentary World"
Clay Kippen - "Lucid: Seeing as a Tool for Learning
Kathryn McElroy - "Presence: How to Use Digital Technology to Live a More Analog Life"
Mansi Gupta - "BETTER: The Prejudices and Practices of Mass Production"
Damon Ahola - "The Benefits of Harvesting Ambient Energy"
Gaïa Orain - "the goods"
Samantha Moore - "Around: Drawing Out Relief and Engagement in the Urban Environment"
Rona Binay - "Coexist: Mixing with Wildlife in an Urban Environment"
Cassandra Michel - "Five+: An Exploration of Mindful Experience Through the Lens of Sense"
Joseph Weissgold - "The Teacher's Lounge: Re-Empowering Teachers Through Design Offerings"
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Zena Pesta - "State of the Art Project: Transforming Local Businesses Into Learning Laboratories"
Charlotte Hellichius - "Whateverest. Exploring the Landscape of Apathy and Agency"
Matt Barber - "The End."
It seems like just yesterday that we saw the fresh faces of the inaugural class of SVA PoD roaming the floor of WantedDesign for their 2013 NY Design Week project "ALSO!" Congrats to Allan and all of the students!
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The http://productsofdesign.sva.eduMFA Products of Design Masters Thesis is a unique, year-long design pursuit that investigates, iterates, and articulates around a given subject matter or territory. Using a series of progressive lenses—from speculative objects to social interventions—student work is instantiated along a continuum from product to service to system to platform. Integrating brand, business, and environmental and social stewardship, the thesis stands as a testament that the "products of design" must span multiple modalities in order to provide effective, holistic offerings.
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The MFA in Products of Design is an immersive, two-year graduate program that creates exceptional leaders for the shifting terrain of design. We educate heads, hearts and hands to reinvent systems and catalyze positive change. Graduates emerge with methods, confidence, and the strong professional networks necessary to excel at top design firms and progressive organizations, to create ingenious enterprises of their own, and to become lifelong advocates for the power of design.


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Fri, Jul 13, 12 at 18:56
I've lost a couple dozen tomatoes already. Do you think the rabbits are doing this to try and get moisture? We've been with out rain for 3 weeks; Worst drought I've ever seen. On top of it all, my peppers and tomatoes are also getting blossom end rot! I treated for that last night, and put out water pan for the rabbits... what do you think?
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my guess would be squirles / i dont think either will drink tap water /besides once they get a taste for maters they wont stop eating them / 2 options/ one is relocation and then theres the other option |
Those are rather large bites. Do you have woodchucks or large rabbits? |
I don't think rabbits eat fruit. In my garden, they only eat greens. Squirrels run around my yard in the top of my fence to get to a neighbor's pear tree. Once saw one nibbling on an abandoned ear of corn inside of my garden in the late fall. The damage to my tomatoes that looks most like your picture is done by birds. They love their tomato juice. In dry years like this one, I have to harvest tomatoes before fully ripe, and ripen them on my kitchen counter. |
Birds and squirrels are the hardest things to control. Just like rain & sunshine :) |
- Posted by barnhardt9999 none (My Page) on Sun, Jul 15, 12 at 20:48
I agree with junktrunck. That looks like tree rats, or "squirrels" as novice gardeners commonly call them. |
Tree rats or woodchucks, and my guess is woodchucks. I suppose it could also be deer. The bites look too big for a squirrel or rabbit, were the tomatoes the only thing eaten? |
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Looks like a Hydrangea. It is just slow, but it looks like it is coming back. |
A more appropriate place to ask this question would be either the Name that Plant forum linked below or the shrubs forum. http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/shrubs/ Your shrub is most likely a Hydrangea macrophylla (big-leafed hydrangea) that was killed back to the ground by this winter's cold. If you look at the base you can see new leaves just starting. Wait until the leaves have enlarged enough so that you know what part of the branches are dead, and then cut off the dead part. If it is a reblooming hydrangea, it may well bloom this summer. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Name that Plant
Thank you both for the help. |
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Fritters with Cider Caramel and Applejack Sabayon
It's apple three ways in these fried, pillowy puffs.
2 cups flour
1 Tbsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 cup granulated sugar
2 whole eggs
1 cup milk
4 Tbsp. unsalted butter, melted
1 tsp. vanilla extract
2 honeycrisp apples, cored, peeled and cut into 1/4 inch cubes
1-1 1/2 quarts peanut oil for frying
Cider Caramel
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup water
1 cup fresh apple cider
5 egg yolks
1/8 tsp. cinnamon
1 oz. applejack, or other apple brandy
1 cup heavy cream
For the fritters: Sift the baking powder and salt together in a large mixing bowl. In another bowl, whisk the eggs and add the milk, butter, vanilla and sugar. Add the wet ingredients and apple pieces to the dry, mixing gently until just combined.
For the caramel: Combine the sugar and water in a saucepan over medium heat and bring to a boil without stirring. When the sugar is completely dissolved, raise the heat to high and cook until the mixture is a medium golden brown. Add the cider to the caramel mixture (taking caution as it will rapidly boil). Once the boiling has subsided, whisk the mixture on high until it reaches 225 degrees F on a candy thermometer. Set aside.
For the sabayon: Whip the cream into stiff peaks and refrigerate. In the top of a heated double boiler, beat the first four ingredients until pale and fluffy. Remove from heat and continue beating until the mixture has cooled. Fold the whipped cream into the egg mixture in thirds. Refrigerate until just before serving.
To serve: Heat the oil in a heavy-bottomed, high-sided saucepan to 325 degrees F. In batches, drop large spoonfuls (about 2 Tbsp. each) into the hot oil. Cook for about 5 minutes, until golden brown. Top with cider caramel and serve with sabayon on the side.
Reprinted with permission from Fresh From Maine 2nd Edition: Recipes and Stories from the State's Best Chefs by Michael S. Sanders. Published by Table Arts Media, 2012.
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Clematis The king of all perennial climbers
Hailing originally from Asia, these cherished climbers have been dazzling gardeners in Europe and North America for centuries. But not only are they beautiful, clematis , if planted and nurtured properly can provide decades of color from late winter to early fall. We carry a wide selection of clematis, from the classic purple Clematis The President to the more exotic Clematis "Piilu".


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The role of the International Committee is to address ways to ensure that our international students become acclimated to the norms and culture of the College and the local community. The committee will work with the College staff to host and serve as goodwill ambassadors for international visitors.
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The visual part of any advertisement of marketing venture is one of the most important parts. The world is filled with promotion, advertising and marketing and mainly through visuals. One way to make a marketing venture successful is by setting it apart from the rest of the mainstream by creating eye catching visuals that are easy to remember and to make these images with a state of the art design program. An advertisement that includes strong and visually stimulating graphics will be more compelling to a consumer than an advertisement that only includes words or an advertisement that contains a very generic picture that the consumer has seen before. There are programs that make it easy to develop very clear and visually exciting graphics and they should be utilized to create them. Not only will better graphics catch the consumers attention but it will draw the consumer to know more about what that image is representing. Generic and boring images will not excite a consumer but a new, artistic and bold images that can be created with newer design programs will boost the image of the entire company, product, Chesapeake direct television, business or service making it's image seem new, compelling and unique.
In most cases, people view increased interest in graphic design as a result of a strong economy. This belief is true in many cases; companies that have extra money are more likely to launch rebranding efforts and new advertising campaigns. However, graphic design itself can have an effect on the economy. Here are a few of the ways that graphic design impacts economies.
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Graphics design has been going on for centuries now, and a lot of people think that they have it down pat. However, things have changed in recent years; for instance, a multitude of graphic design software programs have hit the market, and the way that people market things online and in print has changed. Therefore, there are new standards that people should follow if they want their graphic designs to be up to par with today's world.
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Graphics are a very important aspect of any marketing. When someone sees your advertisement for a business or product they will remember the ad mainly by the visual that the see. Written information and audio is important information but the graphic will make the biggest impact.
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Technology today allows for a much greater chance to market your product. At one time in history, marketing your product meant anything from door to door sales, newspaper advertisements, fliers hung in store fronts and if you were lucky enough to have a large budget, television. the funny thing is, today you can still use the same techniques plus more and be successful as long as you have good designs for marketing your product or service.
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Major Chain of Child Care Centers Adopts First Lady's Guidelines
The second biggest chain of for-profit child care centers says it will follow Michelle Obama's healthy eating and activity guidelines for children.
According to the Associated Press, Novi, Mich.-based The Learning Care Group says changes to its 900 centers around the country include eliminating fried foods, serving fruits and/or vegetables at each mealtime, using water or low-fat milk instead of sugary drinks, cutting children's TV and computer time, and providing kids with at least 1 hour of daily physical activity.
Women who want to provide the centers with breast milk to feed their children will also be allowed to do so, The Learning Care Group said.
The company provides early education and child care to more than 100,000 children between the ages of 6 weeks and 13 years, the AP said. Centers operate under the brand names of Childtime Learning Centers, Tutor Time Child Care/Learning Centers, The Children's Courtyard, Montessori Unlimited and La Petite Academy.
Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign, aimed at reducing child obesity, includes healthy eating and activity guidelines for child care centers as part of its program. According to "Let's Move" executive director Sam Kass, over 13,000 centers nationwide now follow the guidelines.
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6 What should I bring before the Lord when I come to bow before God on high? Should I come before Him with burnt offerings, with year-old calves? | 6 With what shall I come before the LORD and bow down before the exalted God? Shall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves a year old? |
7 Would the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousand streams of oil? Should I give my firstborn for my transgression, the child of my body for my own sin? | 7 Will the LORD be pleased with thousands of rams, with ten thousand rivers of oil? Shall I offer my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? |
8 He has told you men what is good and what it is the Lord requires of you: Only to act justly, to love faithfulness, and to walk humbly with your God. | 8 He has showed you, O man, what is good. And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. |
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Professor Capulong directs the in-house Mediation Clinic. He also supervises students in external civil clinics and teaches Lawyering Fundamentals: Theory & Practice, Advanced Mediation, Mediation Advocacy, and Cause Lawyering.
Prior to joining the University of Montana, Professor Capulong was a lawyering professor at New York University, and public interest, public policy, and externship programs director and lecturer at Stanford University, where he taught public interest lawyering and community organizing. At the University of Montana, he has been the recipient of the Poore Faculty Service Award, Brown Faculty Merit Award, and Brown Faculty Scholarship Award. He received his undergraduate degree in political science and journalism from NYU and law degree from the City University of New York, where he was a Patricia Roberts Harris Scholar and Davis-Putter Fellow.
Before teaching, Professor Capulong practiced civil rights, poverty, immigration, and labor law and policy. He has worked as a litigator, policy analyst, and community organizer for various nonprofits, including the Northern California Coalition for Immigrant Rights, Community Service Society, Center for Constitutional Rights, Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence, and Chinese Staff and Workers' Association. He was the former Karpatkin Fellow at the American Civil Liberties Union and Pro Se Law Clerk at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
Professor Capulong currently serves on the board of the Montana Mediation Association and executive committee of the American Association of Law Schools Clinical Section. He has also served on the boards of the Montana chapter of the ACLU, Society of American Law Teachers, National Lawyers Guild, International Endowment for Democracy, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, and Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund. He is of counsel to the Manila-based Public Interest Law Center, and a member of the bars of the states of New York, New Jersey, and Montana, where he sits on the Dispute Resolution Committee.
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Family Mediation After Hendershott: The Case for Uniform Domestic Violence Screening and Opt-In Provision in Montana, 74 Montana Law Review 273 (2013)
Mediation and the Neocolonial Legal Order: Access to Justice and Self-Determination in the Philippines, 27 Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution 641 (2012)
Client Activism in Progressive Lawyering Theory, 16 Clinical Law Review 109 (2009)
The People Power Revolution of the Philippines, 1986, Encyclopedia of Activism and Social Justice (Gary L. Anderson & Kathryn Herr, Editors, Russell Sage, 2007)
Which Side Are You On? Unionization in Social Service Nonprofits, 9 New York City Law Review 373 (2006)
"Legal Aid for Marginalized People," Institute for Policy, Law, and Development Conference, October 7-8, 2013, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
"First-Year Live-Client Curricula: Collaborations Among Clinics, Skills Faculty, and Public Interest Organizations," AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education, April 29, 2013, San Juan, Puerto Rico
"Hendershott Telephone CLE," State Bar of Montana Family Law Section, February 28, 2013, Montana
"Mediation, Family Law, and Domestic Violence: Northwest Practice," 20th Annual Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference, March 29, 2013, Seattle, Washington
"Mediation Practice in Montana," Annual Montana Judges' Association Meeting, October 10, 2012, Bozeman, Montana
"The ADR Brand," Law and Society Association Conference, June 8, 2012, Honolulu, Hawaii
"Teaching Lawyering Skills in the 21st Century," American Association of Law Schools Clinical Conference Plenary, May 1, 2012, Los Angeles, California
"Access to Justice and Mediation," Montana Mediation Association Annual Conference, April 27, 2012, Missoula, Montana
"The Appellate Mediation Program of the Montana Supreme Court," State Bar of Montana Dispute Resolution Committee Conference, October 7, 2011, Bozeman, Montana
"Planning for Supervision," Northwest Clinical Law Conference, September 27, 2009, University of Montana School of Law (with Professor Maggie Finnerty, Lewis and Clark), Missoula, Montana
"The 'Special Relationship' Between the United States and the Philippines: Hegemony, Democracy and Rule of Law," University of Montana School of Law Faculty Colloquium, February 23, 2009, Missoula, Montana
"Cross-Cultural Competence in the Practice of Law: An Interactive Workshop on Communication, Representation and Advocacy," University of Montana Day of Dialogue, October 30, 2008 (with Prof. Andrew King-Ries), Missoula, Montana


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BlizzCon 2011: Mists of Pandaria trailer {WoW}
Oct 21st 2011 4:21PM That was exactly my thought. "WoW just jumped the shark"
Know Your Lore: They are murloc {WoW}
Oct 7th 2010 7:48AM I can't understand why people hate murlocs. I love the little buggers. I'd rather have murlocs join the horde than goblins. The quest line where you get to dress up as a murloc is one of my favorite quests EVAR!
What I would do to be able to have a murloc costume that I could wear whenever I want in raids... That I might pay real money for. (Sparkleponies, bah...)
Raid Rx: The evolving healing UI {WoW}
Oct 1st 2010 11:09AM The problem I had with the raid frames on the PTR as a disc priest is that I (for some reason) couldn't quickly read the number of seconds left on the weakened soul debuff. The time left on weakened soul plays a significant role on what kind of heal I through on a target (a PoM, Flash Heal, Penance, Renew, etc.); for example, if the shield is broken and there is 1 sec left I'll throw a flash heal, and if there is 3 seconds left I'll shoot a penance, so that I can keep weakened soul on the target "on cooldown".
On live, I use Vuhdo (boy do I love that addon), and it always puts the debuff in a certain place and puts a readable sized number for the seconds left.
So maybe I'm asking for the ability to configure specific buffs and debuffs to be in certain places.
The other feature I seem to be missing on the PTR is the clearly delineating dispellable debuffs vs. diseases. I've got Vuhdo configured to turn raid frames purple if there is a dispellable debuff and red if there is a disease, so that I know which of my spells to cast (dispell or abolish disease). This is incredibly useful in PvP (like Wintergrasp) where any sort of debuff could be showing up on my party members and I don't want to have to squint to try to recognize what the debuff is...


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A very easy way to make pulled pork in the slow cooker. This is a tangy BBQ sauce. Submitted by SLCOLMAN Carbs: 12.3g | Fat: 11.9g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 32.4g | Calories: 296.9
This is a great recipe to use as a basis for plenty of meals! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 19.8g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 29.7g | Calories: 225.4
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You'll love this British classic! Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 21.7g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 19.2g | Calories: 405.6
This tasty spread is great on sandwiches or with fresh-cut veggies. Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES Carbs: 4.7g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 76.3
Five ingredients, 10 minutes. Dinner is served! Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES Carbs: 2g | Fat: 8.2g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 23.2g | Calories: 179.9
This slow cooker recipe requires no pre-cooking, and it yields a sweet, caramelized glaze and tender chicken. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 16g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 24.8g | Calories: 199.6
Just like grandma's recipe, only with a lot less fat and salt. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 26.7g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 34.1g | Calories: 285.7
If you like jalapeno poppers, you'll love this recipe! The spicy pepper mellows out a bit as it cooks. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 11.6g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 24.5g | Calories: 178.3
This easy-to-assemble casserole is a tasty twist on enchiladas. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 52.8g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 13.3g | Protein: 13.3g | Calories: 267.1
Turn healthy staples into a quick weeknight dinner for one. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 44g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 6.1g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 312.1
All the flavor you crave, in macaroni and cheese form to keep your fingers clean! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.2g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 15.5g | Calories: 172.8
This meatloaf has the best of both worlds: a great crust and a moist interior! The trick is lining your slow cooker and creating a water bath. Trust me, it's worth the effort! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 17.3g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 27.1g | Calories: 234.2
Even a lunch portion of fettuccine Alfredo has 800 calories and 48 grams of fat. Mine has less than 1/2 the calories, 1/5 the fat, and plenty of veggies, too. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 53g | Fat: 9.8g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 16.9g | Calories: 343.6
These calzones can be made from start to finish on the backyard grill. You'll love the rich and creamy filling! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 40.4g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 6.4g | Protein: 11g | Calories: 239.9
Use this to dress your salad or as a dipping sauce for cut vegetables. Don't like cilantro? No problem, just swap it out for Italian parsley or dill. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.1g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 8.8
Biting into a perfectly crispy fried shrimp is so satisfying. The 10 grams of fat per serving? Not so satisfying. This dish has all the crunch, with much less fat. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 193.7
You and your family will love these super easy pretzels. The dough only needs 5 minutes to rest so from start to finish, this snack is ready in a flash. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.6g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 5.9g | Calories: 194.1
This healthier taco salad uses a salt-free taco seasoning, plus plenty of dark leafy greens. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 26g | Fat: 9.7g | Fiber: 6.6g | Protein: 21.6g | Calories: 272.6
This quick and easy meal is a hit with kids. If they can't tolerate spicy foods, reduce or omit the sriracha. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 46.6g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 9.6g | Protein: 33g | Calories: 415.9


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Food for Thought from the ELCA Archives
25 Years Ago – the ELCA Constituting Convention
The Constituting Convention of the ELCA was held April 30-May 3, 1987 in Columbus, Ohio. We'll have more anniversary notices here as we approach the 25th anniversary of the beginning of operations on January 1, 1988.
One Response to '25 Years Ago – the ELCA Constituting Convention'
When this video was first available it was interesting. Viewing it now was moving, especially the pouring of the water and later of the wine. It was powerful when we were there as observers, and remains empowering now. The ELCA is indeed a "new church" and its trust in the Gospel is bearing much fruit.


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"These are one of the more flavorful recipes for no-bake cookies that I've tried. Sometimes the oats overpower the rest of the cookie, but that's not the case with this recipe. They're great with a glass of cold milk and a nice end to a long work day."
"This pie was so delicious! The contrast in texture with the creamy inside and the crunchy topping definitely separate this blueberry creation from most others. It tastes great, both with fresh and frozen blueberries and was the perfect pie for a summer afternoon. For future bakers, don't panic if the blueberry filling seems a bit watery and t..."
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"Though no spectacular, like perhaps I was expecting, these brownies were definitely delicious! This may be an effect of my elevation, but my brownies came out a bit crumbly and dry, so I'd advise future bakers that choose this recipe to cook until they're almost done, so they're nice and moist inside. Next time, I intend to add chocolate chips an..."
"I used only the topping for my own apple pie recipe, but I must say, the topping really made the pie. The topping would even be delicious if you rolled caramel apples in it. Thanks for the recipe!"
"If you want a fast, easy recipe that still tastes good, then this is the peanut butter cookie for you. However, if you want really rich peanut butter cookies (that would be me!) then you may want to try a different recipe. The cookies aren't bad, just not what I was looking for. Thanks!"
"Perhaps I had too high of hopes for this recipe, but I thought it was just okay. The only thing I forgot and changed was to sprinkle the sugar on top, and also I only used 2 cups of blueberries, as the other reviewers said they overpowered the muffin. I love very bold flavors, and the muffins seemed too plain to me. Still a good recipe, just not w..."
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"This is the best recipe for banana bread I have tried so far. I used walnuts instead of almonds because I like the flavor of them with the banana better. It was fabulously moist, just like a professional bread company's. The two and one-half loaves I made were gone within three days! Thanks for the recipe!"


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By Cliff Kincaid
December 29, 2010
Liberal funny man Jon Stewart is being praised by The New York Times as a giant of the journalism profession for having done a serious show about 9/11 first responders and sparking interest in a bill to pay for their health care costs. Senate Democrats tried to rush the bill through the lame-duck session at the last minute, without concern for cost and extravagant attorneys' fees, and Stewart decided to jump on the bandwagon. He condemned Republicans for opposing the bill and called them "worst responders."
Shepard Smith of Fox News followed Stewart's lead, acting outraged and attacking Republicans. This earned Smith plaudits from Rachel Maddow of MSNBC.
In fact, Senator Tom Coburn was trying to make sure that the bill was designed to help those it was supposed to benefit and that it was paid for, in order to avoid going further in debt. It has become apparent to anyone paying attention to fiscal affairs that the U.S. has a major debt problem that stems in part from misplaced compassion for some people by using other peoples' money.
Among other things, Coburn had pointed out that:
• The cost was inflated. The original House-passed bill was $7.5 billion and was eventually reduced to $4.2 billion, generous enough to cover any health care costs not covered by insurance or existing programs.
• The original bill was "extremely susceptible to waste, fraud and abuse" because of the extended time period under which questionable claims could be filed.
• Trial lawyers took too much of the money. Attorney's fees were eventually capped at 10 percent.
• Money could have been diverted to projects having nothing to do with the health care costs of 9/11 first responders. The final version prohibits such spending.
The bill passed after Coburn's concerns were addressed.
Stewart was not concerned about such mundane things as making sure that the bill was drafted responsibly. He saw a chance to act as the self-appointed guardian of the Ground Zero workers. The ploy worked, garnering him fawning coverage in the Times.
It's fine for Stewart to posture as a friend of workers. It probably made him feel good to be perceived as something other than a comedian. But what about those who carried out the 9/11 attacks? In one program Stewart joked that Christians were as much of a threat as radical Islam. Then don't forget that Jon Stewart's Washington rally for "sanity" featured a performer who had said that Salman Rushdie deserved death for a book about Islam. The Stewart rally also featured basketball star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as a typical Muslim.
Not surprisingly, surveys show that Stewart's wisecracks about conservatives and seeming indifference to the terrorist threat attract an overwhelmingly liberal audience.
But Stewart's network, Comedy Central, has its own problems in covering major issues of public importance. After it ran a "South Park" cartoon episode depicting the Muslim Prophet Muhammad in a bear costume, the network came under threats of violence. Zachary Adam Chesser of a website called Revolution Muslim had written that Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the cartoon's creators, would "probably end up" like Theo van Gogh, a Dutch filmmaker murdered in 2004 for making a film critical of Islam.
Comedy Central folded to pressure and began omitting or bleeping references to Muhammad. In response, Stewart did a show on Comedy Central's censorship, making fun of corporate management. But he said Comedy Central did this for the safety of its employees.
The Times reacted by publishing a story about how Revolution Muslim's complaints about "South Park" were linked "to larger frustrations about American support for Israel and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan."
The story took a dramatic turn in October, 2010, when Chesser pleaded guilty to charges that included "communicating threats against the writers of the South Park television show" and providing support to Islamic terrorists in Somalia.
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U.S. Attorney Neil H. MacBride said, "Zachary Chesser seriously endangered the lives of innocent people who will remain at risk for many years to come. His solicitation of extremists to murder U.S. citizens also caused people throughout the country to fear speaking out—even in jest—lest they also be labeled as enemies who deserved to be killed."
Perhaps a serious Jon Stewart show on the threat of radical Islam to free speech is in order. He can stand up to Republicans when they oppose trial lawyers, excessive spending, and more debt. Will he stand up to the Jihadists?
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I'm a newbe. I took the Wilton classes 2 years ago and completed all 4 but haven't done anything other than B-day cakes for family and also cookies. But I do read everything concering cake and cookie decorating. I really need to start doing more,so thats why I'm here!
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well we picked up our 07 titanium x estate today, first diesel we've had !!, what a car loads of torque, loads of equipment, a little blip with the user manual that i can sort via e-bay.
tried a few of the toys, voice control was a suprise!!, heated seats, don't know how we've managed without them !. i've done an etis check, and found we've even got heated washer jets !!!.
the previous owner,who is very local to me, has made a seperate log of oil changes, filters etc and seems to have changed them every 5k miles.
the car has only covered 80k miles (confirmed via vosa & hpi), and is probably the best car we've owned.
i have one question (for now), how do i find out if this car has a dpf !, i couldn't see anything on the etis sheet !.


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Six Burner Bistro Dinner Menu
Crab & Corn Chowder 4.75/6.50
Soup Du Jour Creative specials daily. 3.95/5.50
Bistro Field greens, red onion, cukes, goat cheese, roasted walnuts, maple vinaigrette dressing. 7.00
Caprese Field greens, homemade mozzarella, fresh tomatoes, red onion, drizzled with a balsamic reduction. 8.00
Spinach Baby Spinach, bacon, red onion, mushrooms and egg. 8.00
Seaweed Sesame ginger dressing and wasabi aioli. 6.00
Caeser Crisp romaine, aged Parmesan, house-made garlic croutons. 7.00
Add chicken. 5.00 / Add beef. 7.00 / Add salmon. 7.00
Grilled Steak Salad Field greens, fresh local tomatos, red onion, and house-made croutons served with grilled sirloin and a bleu cheese vinaigrette 14.00
Calamari With a sweet and spicy Thai sauce. 9.00
Baked Gnocchi Lightly tossed with spinach, artichokes, sundried tomatoes, olive oil, white wine and garlic. 9.00
Pork Dumplings Pan-fried with a sesame ginger sauce 8.00
Goat Cheese & Garlic Whole roasred head of garlic, warm goat cheese, roasted red peppers, Kalmata olives. Served with toasted house-made bread. 8.00
Artichoke Heart Francaise Lemon, butter, white wine sauce. 8.00
Hot Crab & Spinach Dip Served with flatbread. 9.00
Crab Cake Served with chipotle aioli. 10.00
House-made Fried Mozzarella Served with spicy maranara. 9.00
Homemade Mac-n-Cheese 14.00
With buffalo chicken. 18.00
With Applewood bacon and organic tomatoes. 18.00
Sesame-Crusted Salmon Seaweed, wasabe aioli. Served with rice. 23.00
Chicken Marsala Tender chicken, mushrooms, and Marsala wine. Served with potatoes. 18.00
Filet Mignon With bearnaise and demi-glace. Served with potatoes. 28.00
Steak Frites Beef medallions atop hand-cut fries, smothered in bleu cheese and bacon demi-glace. 24.00
NY Steak Aupoive Peppercorn crusted with a congac dijon cream sauce. Served with potatoes. 28.00
Pork Schnitzel Tenderloin of pork, breaded, sauteed and topped with a mushroom cream sauce. Served with potatoes. 21.00
Grilled Vegetable & Three Cheese Cassolet Marscapone, cheddar curd and bleu cheese. Served with rice. 17.00
Chicken Breast Marinated, rilled and topped with a pickled corn relish. Served with potatoes. 18.00
Lighter Fare
Served with our hand-cut Pub Fries.
Steak Sandwich Served open-faced with medium-rare sirloin, Romano cheese and garlic butter. 15.00
Quesadilla Cheddar, salsa, sour cream. 8.00
With chicken. 10.75
Thai Salmon Wrap Field greens, seaweed, cukes and Asian sauce. 11.00
Bistro Burger Locally-raised beef!
Lettuce, tomato and American cheese. 10.75
Pulled Pork Sandwich Slow-roasted pork, cheddar and house-made BBQ sauce. 10.75
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I remember vividly getting off work early to go home and watch the first episode ever of Top Chef. I was excited to see a competition based on what I did everyday. I was exhilarated to see young chefs battle it out with food to see who would be the best chef overall. The episode took place at Hubert Keller's Fleur de Lys, with Gail and a much younger Tom and the beautiful, but briefly-tenured Katie Lee. We saw the tension, the pressure, the fails and the attempts. We were hooked, and I still am.
But sometimes I hear this on the street, or from friends and fans: "These chefs just aren't that good." Sometimes you may be right, but that's a red herring; it's supposed to be about who's the best in the group, not who is the best chef in the galaxy.
What I do know is that this is a great season that we're just getting into, full of really good food, interesting social dynamics, and it fulfills what I think Top Chef strives for. If you say that these chefs are not good enough, you are kind of missing the point. Granted their omelet skills left me wondering about the state of food in America, but that was only a quarter of our lot and we have some culling still to do, on a weekly basis actually.
Last season we were very lucky to have a very gifted group who could really cook in the highest rung of the culinary world in America. I would say half of them are really going to be players in the restaurant world in the next decade, like really important culinary superstars. Paul ended up winning and I can't think of a more just recipient of the title. He earned it over the course of a season doing what he does best: not strategizing, not creating drama, not finding faults and weaknesses with others -- he just cooked in the way he knows how. He rocked it. We were lucky to see him cook. In a similar vein, the past has shown us the Voltaggios, Stephanie Izard, Harold Dieterle, and Kevin Sbraga, gifted chefs all of them. Some seasons have had nobody ascending to be the next Paul Bocuse, but still we get great food entertainment. We get the purity of the competition and anxieties of putting all of what you know on the table.


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Cambridge has a long and distinctive tradition in the study of the Middle East and Asia. This Faculty prides itself on exploring these fields through the local languages and encourages students to learn through real world engagement. If you are interested in these world regions and want to discover their languages, cultures, histories, religions, and politics, then this is the home for you.
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China Research Seminar - A Chinese Emperor's Ritual Services to His Predecessors
Feb 04, 2015Rooms 8 & 9
Japan's China Dreams - Imagi(ni)ng China's Rise in Japanese Cinema and Television Drama
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China Research Seminar - The Rise of Stone Lanterns in Medieval Chinese Buddhism
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The National Works Agency (NWA) is reporting that heavy rains associated with Tropical Storm Isaac have affected several roadways in the parishes of St Catherine, Clarendon, St Mary, Portland and St Thomas, blocking or reducing them to single lane access.
The NWA is advising motorists who use these roadways to proceed with care as the roads are slippery, obey posted warning signs and the instructions of flag persons.
St. Catherine
Bog Walk Gorge - impassable. (Alternative routes through Barry or Sligoville; however, these roads have been blocked to small vehicles.)
Williamsfield to Glengoffe main road single lane access in the vicinity of Mount Industry
Zion Hill Bridge to Free Town main road single lane access in the vicinity of Bamboo Corner.
St. Johns Road in the vicinity of Johnson Pen and Old Friendship School - inundated.
Main Road in the vicinity of Blue Hole blocked by a large tree - single lane is expected late this afternoon.
Buff Bay Valley and Rio Grande Valley corridors - inundated
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Junction Road at Friendship Gap landslips
Lunarfield Parish Council Road landslips
Paisley School Road at the border of St. Mary and St. Andrew landslips
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"When I was little my Mom made these only for Thanksgiving. I loved them and called them "orange mashed potatoes". Funny thing was, she told me they were turnips. When I took over the huge family crowd for the feast, I went out and bought turnips. They were great, but I couldn't figure out why they wern't ORANGE! I will add the ham hocks next..."


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West Chester Rally 7-26-08
We had our Sheepdog motorist make an eye catching appearance, circling around the block several times to show his support for the troops and America. We cheered loudly every time he drove by, the peace protesters were not amused.
Every week we welcome new friends into our midst. John and Nina were driving past our rally and were compelled to come back at join us. It was a pleasure to meet two such enthusiastic patriots and look forward to seeing your smiling faces at future rallies. Mary Lou and Harry held a family reunion at our rally, introducing their son, Matt accompanied by his girlfriend, and Uncle Bill. We also welcomed today: Howard, John and Jeri – we look forward to sharing many more rallies with you!
Like what you see? Proud of America? Come join us! We rally every Saturday in West Chester, Pa at the corner of High and Market Streets – 10:45am till 12:15pm.
If you can't make the West Chester Rally, below are other pro-troop rally's occurring weekly in neighboring counties:


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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Santa Paul, playing the Dobro, leads a parade in seasonal songs at the Great Wolf Lodge at the end of a two-day workshop. Santa Paul S. Carr III is also in a musical premier, "Santa's First Magical Ride," at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle.
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Apr 29th 2011 11:09AM I would have been tempted to say "Yes, I do kiss boys. Its quite enjoyable. I can teach you if you are really that interested." and then laughed as he either ran away or started going ballistic.
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Jun 13th 2010 9:34AM There was a glyphs market? I'm generalizing a bit, but on my server at least, the most I ever sold a glyph for was 5 gold. That's the highest the market would allow. Inscription has been nothing but a huge money sink for me. If it wasn't for enchanting scrolls I would never have finished leveling it.
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May 23rd 2010 6:59PM I tend to give my characters RP appropriate names for the most part. Though I will admit, I give my Trolls Jamacian names just because they sound cool. Like my Troll Shaman, Dandras. Love the sound of it and would hate for some jerk to report it if I ever joined a RP server just because it bruises their sensibilities of what a Troll's name should be.
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May 15th 2010 2:01PM At least with Ebon Blade its very easy to get to Revered if you do your dailies. I was almost Exalted with them before I started wearing my tabard just doing the Icecrown dailies for them.
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May 12th 2010 9:04AM Trolls doing Capoeira is much better than the Hammer Dance.. That is why I almost never dance on my main.
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May 8th 2010 12:54PM Off topic, but I wish I was on your server. Thorium only goes for 15g max on mine except on REALLY good days. Mithril is king of the vanilla hill on my server.
On-topic, I have never received hate mail for my auction house manipulation. But then again I don't go at it too harshly unless the only auctions up are the people who think everyone has to be stupid and list a stack of Runecloth for 60g.
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$100 billion down, $40 trillion left to go!
Hey, don't hold us to those figures. But yesterday European sages cut another deal to stave off the truth. Instead of defaulting openly and honestly – as Greece has done over and over again ever since 1827 – the Greeks will be 'rescued'.
Sayeth Lucas Papademos, the technocrat leading Greece through its vale of deceit: "It's no exaggeration to say that today is a historic day for the Greek economy."
He's right. It's no exaggeration. It's an outright lie!
What's historic about the 15th rescue?
And as soon as the Greeks are fished out of the water, they're to be given a shave and a haircut. No kidding. They're supposed to shave off more public employees, more spending and more benefits.
Already, one of five people is out of a job with two out of five young people unemployed. In November alone, 126,000 Greeks lost their jobs – the equivalent of 3.5 million job losses in the US, in a single month.
But the Greeks aren't the only ones who are suffering. Their creditors are supposed to suffer a $100 billion haircut, too. Sounds like a default to us.
And what's important about Greece's sixth major default on its foreign debt? It defaulted for the first time in 1827. Since then, it's made a habit of it.
The important thing, from our point of view, is that the Europeans are de-leveraging, getting rid of debt – at least a little, around the periphery of Europe.
Trouble is, there's a whole lot more. And the level of debt, generally, is still increasing – thanks to the very same officials who just cut the latest Greek deal.
Here is where the numbers get a little unreliable. No, heck, they're totally unreliable. But at least they give us a sense of the scale of the problem.
If you have debt equal to 100% of your income you can probably handle it. If the interest rate is 5%, you devote one twentieth of your revenue to debt service.
But if your debt goes to 200% of your income, the burden of the past begins to weigh on the future. You have to cut spending and investing, because so much of your income must be used to pay for things that have already been produced and consumed. Growth slows. The economy groans.
At 5% interest, you'd have to devote a full 10% of your income just to pay the interest. At 10%, you're in real trouble…with one of every five dollars already spoken for, even before you get it.
The world produces about $50 trillion worth of output per year. Some countries – usually poor ones – have very little debt, for the simple reason that no one would lend them money. Others – such as the UK and the Netherlands – have total debt burdens over 500% of GDP. (Much of it is mortgage debt, which is a special case since it may be considered an on-going expense, a substitute for rent.)
Even at 200% of GDP, debt doesn't have to be a permanent and irreducible drag. If the economy grows faster than the debt, the burden becomes lighter over time. That is what happened in the US, for example, after WWII and again, during the Clinton years.
The problem now – grosso modo – is that the growth is in the countries with little debt and the debt is in the countries with little growth. In the US, for example, debt increases two to three times faster than GDP.
Most of the developed world is not so different from Greece. Some have more debt. Some have less. Overall, they have government debt equal to 100% of GDP. Household debt adds another 200% of GDP or more; the typical developed country has total debt somewhere around 300% of GDP.
And overall, in order to get total debt even down to two times GDP they need to wipe out an awful lot of debt.
A long way to go, a tough row to hoe…
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• Austerity comes to the USA?
Not exactly. But the Wall Street Journal reports that taxes are set to go up:
First, the top marginal personal tax rate rises to 39.6% from 35% as the Bush tax cuts expire at the end of 2012.
Second, a limit on itemised deductions will add a further 1.2 percentage points to the top rate.
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The estate tax exemption falls to $1 million from $5 million (the gift-tax exemption also drops to $1 million and the rate adjusts hither to 55%). Unless action is taken, these tax increases will take some of the metal out of America's already-anaemic 'recovery.'
• And here's something else that's blocking the path to genuine recovery: Young people no longer start off in life with a clean slate. They're heavily burdened with debt. They can't spend. They can't buy. Bloomberg reports.
Normally, the housing 'escalator' works like this. Young people buy starter houses from older people. The older people move up to the family homes, buying the houses of people who are selling out so they can buy retirement houses. If the starter houses aren't bought, the escalator stops. Young people can't buy; so, older people can't sell.
The other part of the story – not widely reported – is the enslavement of the young to the old. In effect, instead of families paying for their children's education, they force the children to borrow the money from the government. Then, paying it back, the money is recycled to old people – through Social Security, Medicare and so forth. Meanwhile, the government borrows trillions more to fund their giveaway programmes. In the US, the total is over $15 trillion and rising – most of it destined to pay benefits for people over the age of 50.
And guess who's supposed to pay for all this debt? The young, of course!
How long before they revolt?
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..is csr the only moderate resort with one sink?
I could have sworn when we stayed there we had 2 sinks but it appears on the resort page of disney.com that there is only 1 sink per room.
We are staying in a mod our next trip and with 4 of us (me,dw,ds,dd) i would like 2 sinks.
We may just have to go with POFQ. I know it has 2 sinks and it is a great resort.
hmm, interesting.
Another thing i like about csr is the location....we also stay at the all stars, csr and the all stars are in the same "vicinity" both close to mcd's for cheap (er) eatin...
and, i like that side of wdw...it is just the area we always have stayed.
So, if only CSR had 2 sinks this would be easy.....oh well, i got time to decide.
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I stayed at CSR just the other weekend. It did only have 1 sink, but you had more counter space. It's really a trade off. I was only there with my brother, so it was nice to be able to spread our stuff out. When I went down last year with my best friend (so 2 females) it was great to have the double sinks at POFQ, but then again...we didn't have the counter space, so everything was really cluttered. Think it's kind of a wash because of the trade off of 2 sinks/counter space really.
The queens were nice. Personally, I really liked the updated decor. The other thing with CSR is that you get shampoo and conditioner. At the other moderates you get the 2 in 1 stuff. The H2O products are great, but for my long hair, I need separate shampoo & conditioner. It saves me packing space. Just another perk.
The only thing I didn't like about CSR is the layout of the actual resort. I preferred POFQ in that regard. I liked that no matter where you were at POFQ, you were steps away from where you wanted to be next. But I think that's a personal choice and that if POFQ is ever booked up, I'd take CSR next.
ETA: The other thing with the refurb on the CSR rooms that I thought was great was the addition of doors separating the bathroom instead of curtains. I got up before my brother to start getting ready, closed those doors and it blocked enough light and sound that he fell right back to sleep. (Granted he is a college kid! ) The curtains don't block that nearly as well.
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Great. Stayed in Casitas 3 my first time. Hoping for the Cabanas. Thanks for the info and the web site.
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We may just end up staying at CSR.
I appears that the added "sink area space" kinda equals out the loss of one sink.
But, the queen beds are a big big plus also.
I like the area of wdw that CSR is in.
So, this thread may have swayed me even more so.
Like i said earlier, we almost always stay at the allstars.
But every now and then, we will go moderate.
POFQ is a great resort, but the pool is soo much better at CSR.


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• Donnay will replace the racquet immediately if we feel the manufacturer will determine the racquet is defective.
• Racquets sent to the manufacturer for evaluation can take up to 6 weeks.
• If your racquet is deemed defective, Donnay will string your replacement racquet for free with the original string (excluding natural gut.)
• Racquets that have been abused, run over, damaged from heat, customized, etc. will not be replaced.
• If purchased racquet is no longer available, store credit will be given in the amount of the original purchase price.
• If the manufacturer does not replace your tennis racquet, it will be returned to you along with an explanation from the manufacturer.
*Donnay Ltd. reserves the right to deny a refund in the event discounts were obtained through fraud or misrepresentation.
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