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Jingle All The Way (1996)
Swapping AK-47s and tight tank tops for holiday-themed laughs, Arnie's role in Jingle All The Way sums up the the true meaning of Christmas – desperate and frantic last-minute shopping. The moral of the film? Never put work before family unless you want your wife to run off with the next door neighbour, never promise your kid the world's most popular toy and never trust a postal worker called Sinbad.


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The Multi-Donor Trust Fund is a five-year, $20-million initiative to help the World Bank and its partner governments consider social and economic equity impacts of programs and policy. The fund is supported by Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. More.
Policymakers, stakeholders and World Bank staff discuss poverty and social impact studies that help countries reform and strengthen their economies – with an eye toward the poor.
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Do natural disasters lead to an increase in poverty and can the government protect vulnerable populations against such events? A study supported by the PSIA Multi-Donor Trust Fund sought to find out.
Burundi is overhauling its health care system to provide services for all citizens. A study funded by the PSIA Multi-Donor Trust Fund helped guide the nation's policy decisions.
Defragmenting Africa A 2012 landmark report, funded in part by the Multi-Donor Trust Fund, highlights untapped opportunities for cross-border trade between African countries.
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Amarant Retreat
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'Sprout into Spring' Weekend Retreat
'Sprout into Spring' Yoga & Raw Food Retreat
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Let the spring come into your step with this invigorating weekend retreat to welcome the season. Plant new seeds of intention as you emerge from winter with a new sense of what's possible. Through an enthusiastic, dynamic and deepening Yoga practice you'll begin to blossom with vitality and strength.
This series of retreats marries the energetic flow of change through the seasons with the bounty of Mother Nature's edible gifts. All our delicious meals will be created with fresh, raw and living foods that are unprocessed. A perfect opportunity to learn more about this health giving cuisine...you'll be inspired.
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Granola is incredibly affordable when you make it yourself. This recipe combines some of my favorite ingredients: maple syrup, almond butter and seeds! Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 23.1g | Fat: 11g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 198.9
Just one of these muffins packs nearly 9 grams of protein! Pack one of these sweet, moist and delicious treats in your gym bag for a post-workout snack. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 19.2g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 8.7g | Calories: 173.1
Oh so delicious as an appetizer or main course served with brown rice! Submitted by BONFIREBAMBI Carbs: 3.8g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 13.1g | Calories: 101.1
These grab-and-go bars could not be simpler to make! At over 15 grams of protein per bar, they would make a great breakfast or post-workout snack. Submitted by CTCLOUGH Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 11.1g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 15.5g | Calories: 221
This Southern staple gets a dose of fiber--with half of the fat of the original. Make a double batch over the weekend and freeze for the busy weekday mornings. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 13.5g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 104.4
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Keep things simple with a single, sensational cocktail. Perfect for hot summer nights. Submitted by PUSHWAIT Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 0.6g | Calories: 158.5


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"Delicious, definitely saving this to my recipe box. The extra step of breading and browning the chicken is worth it for the added texture and flavor. I did not find it too salty, perhaps the range of experiences here with salt depends on the type of ham used. I also added some chopped, cooked broccoli. Next time I might add some carrots and onion...."
"Hit the spot! We were trying to decide what to do with some hamburger that needed to be cooked and didn't feel like burgers. These sloppy joes were easy and delicious. I had to make a few substitutions, but this is a real flexible recipe. I left out the celery, and didn't have bbq sauce so I subbed in some extra vinegar, ketchup, brown sugar and m..."
"Great recipe, love that I can make separately and store in freezer as needed. I did find the total time to be longer than 2 hours however that could be because my refrigerator is from 1953. Will definitely use this again!"
"I liked this a lot. Has a cracker-y flavor to it. Had to add an additional 1/4 cup water and it needed a little more salt."
"Great recipe, this was so nice to come home to on a really cold day. Beer gives it a great flavor and I loved how simple it was to put together. I added sauteed mushrooms at the end and served with sour cream for garnish. Yummy!!! Thanks for sharing this."
"A perfect copy of the Olive Garden soup. I love it at the Olive Garden and it's so easy to make this at home. Plus it's fresh! I just brown the sausage and bacon in the pan, then set aside. I also like to cube the potatoes."
"My kids really loved this. It has a wonderful, smooth texture - much nicer than store bought. This recipe is extremely easy to make. We didn't find any gap between cook time and play time -- just had to let it cool down. I doubled the recipe without any problem. Thanks for sharing!"
"Great recipe! Lots of chopping - but I think from now on I'm going to start chopping and freezing servings of onions and bell pepper. I added some celery, and a little more rice + broth to stretch it but for the most part followed the recipe exactly. Very delicious! I'm glad you wrote it down."
"What a great find! I hate to admit how much Hamburger Helper we've eaten - being a full-time student there are times when that is all I am able to cook. So far we've made the chili mac and the stroganoff - both are satisfying and very good. This is also very economical and that wins major points for me! "


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I was very excited to try this out when I picked up Diva Deluxe. These glosses promise lovely colors that "[capture] all the light of a prism" -- which is to say that they are duochromes according to the display. Diva Deluxe is supposed to be a bright pink with a gold duochrome.
Unfortunately, these glosses do not deliver. There was very little gold shine in the tube and absolutely none on the lips, and even the nice pink color doesn't last long. What really turned me off, however, was the texture: it's very oily, almost as if I put vegetable oil on my lips and add some pigment. Pretty gross, to be honest.
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Sample CXC CSEC Social Studies SBA project
Sample CXC CSEC Social Studies SBA project
For those people who are unsure about how to proceed with completing the School Based Assessment project for Social Studies, we have a sample Social Studies SBA.
Mr. Leroy Walker has very kindly made his Social Studies SBA project available online. This is a very good sample Social Studies SBA project. It shows what sections should be present in a CXC CSEC Social Studies SBA. It also shows the level of detail that you should use for your own CXC CSEC Social Studies SBA
Please note, in your own Social Studies SBA, you should include the all sections with all the relevant information.
We hope you find this a helpful guide as you work on your own Social Studies SBA project.
Leroy Walker's CXC CSEC Social studies SBA project
This information is useless not helpful
Do yourselves and your next generation a favor and upload your works here too. Downloading and uploading is free. Just sign up
The SBA is not coming up,y is this,sigh,I need help here
not enoght info for me to use
I think this may be helpful to me
not enough information
why cant I download it ?
Well, I needed to figure out what an SBA is to help out a cousin in Jamaica, did this help me? ABSOLUTELY, but I feel as if they could've have chosen another student. Based upon looking at this I saw so much grammar problems in there. Isn't grammar and important factor in this? Just asking to help out my little cousin want to make sure that she has the right things I don't want to give incorrect information and then that doesn't help her it's her grade.
i eh finish yet uh so pray for me u guys
I Really Would Like To Know The Guidelines For My Social Studies Sba Because My Teacher At School Don't Care Right now
I think that's y they gave us a textbook
i want to complete my sba and am finding it difficult
Hi, can someone tell me when is the deadline for the SBA?
I am doing it for the second time and i just really want to pass with a good grade and for the rest of my subjects i am putting all my trust in GOD.
hey yo dania n nana jus wishun u all gud luck as 4 us we eh even start yet lolol
Social Studies is not hard it just requires reasoning, interpreting and synthesizing. Just trust and believe in God and am sure y'all gonna say its easier than you think. Never be afraid of the challenges which present themselves just focus and have a calm spirit on the day of exam.
I jus want to pass it an get over with and move on with my life
U jus hav wate
My SBA is a bit challenging
this is a very easy subject all u have to do, is to make sure u have a god sba, and read widely, pratice writing short essays on tourism,religion,consumer affairs ETC,and u should be ok.i took only one month to study and i passed u can do it too.
ill try my best thanks 4 hab vice
uhh its advice tho :/
i want all the basic on social study sba .
I want to pass it just need to study harder so my mom will proud of me
i want to pass all of my sudjects to make my familys and frends proud of me i put my trust in god
i what to learn more about social studies
i want to past my exam so bad s that my parents can be prode
well exam finish now just to wait on the results, pray i pass everything with good grades
Don't worry you will! just pray and ask God to take over the rest of the work.
Hey I'm currently doing my SBA and stuck between two topics, one being religion and the next Tourism. Can someone please tell me which would be a better option to go with ? Thanks
I want to pass cxc so bad i fear that if i don't im letting them down.
i really want to past my social studies cxc examination to further my career and to understand more about this subject.
social studies is a good subject to have ..............................................
it is a all round subject ........ and as the same time it is a changeling subject people hardly get grade one (1)
But with the help of god I most receiver a grade one
thanks for the advise i understand more and gained a lot more information from this
Merci bien! j'adore la matière, et je peux au passer ça.
I really wanr to pass my social studies cxc exam and have a better understanding in social studies. and be inspiration to someone and make my parents and others proud.
it helped
my topic is school rules an i am findin it very difficult
can someone plz email it to me
I'm doing the same thing too ! :)
what about school rules ...??? whats the research question maybe i can help u out
i really want a better understanding of it all i do is get notes i really dont want to waste money and fail my cxc
get sum1 tht cam guide u!!
I haven't found a topic, since most of them are already taken and we can't have 2 persons doing the same thing... I have no idea what to do!
why the young children dont like church
I joines a new school and I haven't done social studies at ma previous school since eighth grade. I really want a sample SBA for social studies!!!!! Some1 can email me one please?????
i love this subject but want to learn alot more.
This sba sample has helped me alot.. guiding me in what to do instead of bursting my head trying to find out how to do to the sba.. Thanks alot Leroy Walker !!! !!! !!!
chemistry is a bit challenging for me, and so for physics.
pob, biology and maths are quite satisfactory.
I am really want to pass all subjects to gain a better understanding in the science field to satisfy my major goals and be an inspiration to someone and mainly to make my mentors aka. parents be very proud.
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Thread: Itchy, sore belly button
18-12-2011, 07:37pm #1
Itchy, sore belly button
My belly button is so itchy, and it's very red and sore inside. And it's a bit stinky and cheesey I've been wiping it with wet cotton wool recently but it's just getting worse. My skin is really dry at the moment and I thought it was just irritated because of that but now I think something else is going on. I've got a bit of a tummy flap/overhang there especially since having the boys, so it can get a bit moist but nothing that normal showering and a bit of talc every now and again doesn't sort out.It's driving me mad and is really sore Has anyone else had something similar and how did you deal with it?
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18-12-2011, 07:39pm #2
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
Yes, my best friend had this and ended up going to the doctors. Apparently it's really common and nothing to do with hygiene, so I think you should pop to the docs when you get a chance.
18-12-2011, 07:49pm #3
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
It's probably thrush, or similar - a fungal infection. Get a tube of canesten from the pharmacy and follow the directions strictly, ie twice a day, without fail, for a fortnight.
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18-12-2011, 07:54pm #4
18-12-2011, 07:56pm #5
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
BD, I tried to get Oren a Drs appt over a week ago and the earliest they can see him, even with the Dr requesting he come in for a heart check is the 1st week in January. So I don't hold out much hope for my belly button being top of their priorities!
I've just cleaned it with boiled water and cotton wool and it's really painful and the skin looks very raw. I'll see if I can find somewhere to get canestan from this evening or I can go t he pharmacy tomorrow morning. Thanks Red x eta & Petrus!
18-12-2011, 08:05pm #6
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
Bung some Sudocreme in it!
18-12-2011, 09:15pm #7
18-12-2011, 09:16pm #8
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
I get this and just use savlon and clean with cool boiled water on a cotton pad. takes about 4-5 days to heal.
18-12-2011, 10:08pm #9
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
The pharmacist wouldn't sell me canestan. She said it's very agressive stuff and mustn't be used onbroken cream She gave me antiseptic ointment to soothe & heal and then I can try canestan. But if there's no improvement I'm to see the nurse at the GP's surgery. I mentioned sudocreme and she said it might be too thick, not let the skin breathe and cause infection
It's weeping openly now so I've had to tape some gauze over the top to catch the drips, ick.
18-12-2011, 10:31pm #10
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
Poor you! It might be infected so you might be prescribed antiBs.
Is there any part around the area that feels more solid than normal?libertygal
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19-12-2011, 12:58am #11
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
Poor you, it does sound infected right now. I think you should get the Dr to have a look as it might need something stronger than antiseptic to clear it up.
I have had this quite frequently and now as soon as it starts - cotton bud and antiseptic a few times a day and definitely after my shower and that seems to heal it right up.
19-12-2011, 11:11am #12
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
I'd ask the doctor for a steroid/antibiotic cream. I think the underlying problem is still fungal (from the cheesy smell, sorry tmi) but you need it to heal quick before you can banish the fungus for good and the steroid will speed that up.
In the meantime, have you tried bathing it in VERY concentrated salt water solution?
19-12-2011, 11:41am #13
Re: Itchy, sore belly button
Mr K had this, his belly button was like a bowl of fondue We just kept cleaning it with boiled water and salt and it cleared up in about a week.
If you can carefully dry it with a cotton bud (the baby safety ones are good for this) after you've showered and make sure all the moisture is gone the raw skin should heal quicker.
Its horrible, i must have paper skin because i split my belly button at least once a month if i dry myself too roughly


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Key West
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Key West, FL, 33040, United States
This restaurant's menu is a marriage between Caribbean and Italian cuisine with an emphasis on seafood. The oceanfront seating overlooks Higgs Beach, while the inside is designed like a funky beach shack with hanging white lights, mural-painted walls, and a dog-friendly policy. The surrounding area is great for taking a stroll on the beach before or after dinner, and nearby sand volleyball courts provide entertainment. The sunset views are especially popular as well. Specialties include Carrie's gazpacho, hamburgers from Niman Natural Farms, and Betty's pecan pie.
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For the week following JN's, I've been in Hawaii. I don't think that I'm missing out on this rain/snow.
Hawaii is great. Its been sunny, warm, and lying on the beach make for perfect rest after a long week of racing. I'm in paradise, but I catch myself thinking about JN's, and almost wishing I was back in Utah.
It was my first year on the Junior National team, and it was an incredible experience. I think that I was super lucky to have it be in a place that I had raced before, so it wasn't to scary and brand new. I have to admit, that first day going into the stadium was nerve-wracking. There were so many people, and I remember thinking, " What am I doing here?!?" It turned out fine though. The whole team was really supportive of everyone, and i think that that calmed my nerves a lot.
There have been a lot of funny stories to tell. I will never forget driving home from a girls trip to Park City and seeing Alex almost throwing up on the side of the road because he had to drink a V8. Laurel did very well with her bet and drank an entire Mountain Dew . The J2 boys sabotaged the PNSA van, and we had an ongoing rivalry all week.
It really was the coolest experience getting to ski with the top people in the country. i'm really excited for next year. Fairbanks here we come! FAR WEST FAR BEST!


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33 You shall walk in all the ways which the Lord your God has commanded you, that you may live and that it may be well with you, and that you may prolong your days in the land which you shall possess. | 33 Walk in all the way that the LORD your God has commanded you, so that you may live and prosper and prolong your days in the land that you will possess. |
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Decker Is Pitcher of the Week; Solano Goes 3-For-3
Limited action on Tuesday, just two daytime games… everyone's watching the All-Star Game tonight.
Vermont Lake Monsters� 3,� State College Spikes� 1 (box)
LF Adalberto Santos and C Matt Skirving each had two hits, but the Spikes managed only one run this afternoon as they fell to the Lake Monsters.� While they put at least one runner on base in all but two innings, the 7th was the only one in which they pushed a run across.� With one out in the 7th, Skirving doubled into left field, and scored on 2B Gift Ngoepe's single up the middle.� Ngoepe tried to go to second on the throw, but was tagged out.� The Spikes had two runners on in the 1st inning, on back-to-back singles by Santos and 1B Matt Curry, and again in the 2nd, when Skirving singled and CF Kyle Saukko reached base on an error.� Both times, a ground out ended the inning.
Starter Tyler Waldron pitched 5 innings in his 5th start for the Spikes, but he suffered the loss.� He gave up a run in the top of the 1st inning, on a triple and a sacrifice fly.� He worked his way out of a bases loaded jam (double, single, and walk) with a double play in the 5th inning.� Trent Stevenson gave up 2 runs in the 6th, on two walks and a 2-RBI double, then pitched two more scoreless innings.� Justin Ennis pitched the final inning, retiring the side in order including one strikeout.
Spikes' RHP Kevin Decker was named the New York-Penn League's Pitcher of the Week for July 5-11.� Decker pitched in two games in relief, for a total of 10.1 scoreless innings. He allowed a total of 5 hits and 2 walks in those two appearances, while striking out 9 batters.� Overall, Decker has a 2-0 record, with a 2.42 ERA in 22.1 innings, and a total of 14 strikeouts.
GCL Pirates� 4,� GCL Blue Jays� 2 (box)
2B Luis Solano went 3-for-3 this afternoon for the Pirates, with a single, a double, and a triple.� After the Blue Jays scored 2 runs in the top of the 3rd, Solano's lead-off triple got the Pirates' bats going.� He scored on DH Brian Friday's single, to cut the lead in half.� The tied the score with a run in the 5th.� SS Kevin Mort walked and Solano singled, then two wild pitches brought Mort in to score.� LF Exicardo Cayonez also tripled, with one out in the 6th.� He scored on 3B Eric Avila's sacrifice fly, giving the Pirates the lead.� Solano's double came with two outs in the 7th, and was followed by pinch-hitter Michaelangel Trinidad's double, bringing in Solano for the Pirates' fourth run.
Vincent Payne started for the Pirates, and he was responsible for both of the Blue Jays' runs.� He gave up a single and a walk in the top of the 3rd.� Yeyber Sanchez relieved Payne, but gave up an RBI single, hit a batter, then threw a wild pitch that scored the second run.� Sanchez threw 3 scoreless innings after that, allowing only one walk.� He was credited with the win, his 3rd of the season.� James Archibald added two scoreless innings, working around a single in each and a hit batter in the 8th.� Joan Montero pitched the 9th, and loaded the bases with 3 walks, but got the inning-ending double play to earn his first save.
Brian Friday continued his rehab work by going 1-for-2, with a walk, and he was also hit by a pitch.
Duke Pitches In Altoona
The Bradenton Marauders and the GCL Pirates were both rained out on Monday.
Altoona �Curve �6, �Binghampton Mets �1 (box)
Things went well for�Zach Duke as he made a rehab start with the Curve. �He needed only 29 pitches to get through his scheduled 3 innings, allowing one run on 3 hits, no walks, with one strikeout. �The game began with a double, a ground out to move the runner to third, then an RBI single. �Duke ended that first inning with a double play. �He gave up a single in the 2nd, but another double play erased that runner, and Duke retired the side in order in the 3rd.
That was the only run the Mets had in the game. �Justin Wilson took over when Duke was done, and he pitched 4 shutout innigs, scattering 4 hits and a walk, to record his 7th win of the season. �Ramon Aguero pitched the 9th inning, also scoreless, with a walk and 2 strikeouts.
The Mets' pitching staff was not so fortunate. �The Curve batters posted 15 hits, with each position player except LF Brandon Jones collecting at least one hit. �1B Matt Hague had his third 3-hit game in 5 days, and RF Miles Durham also had 3 hits. �The Curve responded to the Mets' 1st inning run with 2 of their own, on a single by SS Chase d'Arnaud, a double by CF Gorkys Hernandez, a sacrifice fly by Hague to bring in d'Arnaud, and a double by C Hector Gimenez which scored Hernandez.
The Curve put at least one runner on base in each of the next four innings, though did not get any of them around to score. �In the 6th, they added one run when 2B Shelby Ford smacked a ground-rule double, and scored on Durham's RBI single. �Another double-single combination, from Hague and Gimenez respectively, added a run in the 7th inning. �They picked up two more runs in the 8th, on a rally started by Durham when he singled and stole second base. �Pinch-hitter Anthony Norman and Hernandez also singled, driving in Durham. �After a pitching change, 3B Josh Harrison's RBI single brought in Norman to give the Curve their 6th run.
Spikes' Walk-Off Win; Welker Makes A+ Debut
Bradenton catcher Eric Fryer, who was hit in the face by a pitch on Thursday night, has broken facial bones around his eye. �That will require surgery to fix — get the bones properly aligned and stabilized. �He's going to be out of action for at least several weeks and possibly for the rest of the season. �This is the same type of injury that Paul Maholm had years ago, though his injury occurred when he was hit in the face by a line drive while on the mound.
Friday night's action:
State College Spikes �5, �Williamsport Crosscutters �4 (box)
Late inning rallies gave the Spikes the walk-off win over Williamsport. � The Spikes got on the scoreboard in the 3rd inning when C Matt Skirving singled and SS Gift Ngoepe blasted his first home run of the season, a 2-run homer. �Williamsport tied it up in the top of the 5th. �The first run, off starter Tyler Waldron, came on a double and a single. �A throwing error and a sacrifice fly brought in an unearned run to tie the score.
Waldron pitched 5 innings and allowed the two runs (one earned) on 6 hits, no walks, with 3 strikeouts. �He was relieved by Trent Stevenson, who pitched the next 3 innings. �He gave up a run in the 6th, on a single, a stolen base with a throwing error, and a double, to give the Crosscutters the go-ahead run. �The Spikes caught up and tied the score again in the bottom of the inning. �Singles by Ngoepe and LF Adalberto Santos and a walk to 3B Chase Lyles loaded the bases. �1B Gerlis Rodriguez drove in Ngoepe with a sacrifice fly.
Williamsport took the lead yet again in the top of the 7th with an unearned run. �A throwing error by Stevenson put the lead-off runner on base, and he scored on a triple. �Rodriguez tied it up again in the bottom of the 8th with a solo home run.
Justin Ennis took the mound for the Spikes for the 9th, and he mantained the tie with a scoreless inning, allowing only a walk while striking out two batters. �That gave the Spikes the chance in the bottom of the inning. �The first two Spikes' batters struck out. �CF�Kyle Saukko kept the inning going with a line drive into left field for a single. �A passed ball put Saukko on second base. �Ngoepe worked a walk, and a wild pitch put both runners into scoring position. �2B Walker Gourley grounded towards first base, and when he was safe on a fielding error, Saukko scored to win the game.
Marauders and Spikes Win Big
Bradenton Marauders �11, �Ft. Myers Miracle �1 (box)
The Marauders scored early, then poured it on with two late-inning rallies to take a big win over Ft. Myers tonight. �Starter Aaron Pribanic earned his 4th win for the Marauders with 6 innings of work, allowing one run on 7 hits, no walks, and 2 strikeouts. �He scattered 4 of the hits over the first 5 innings, then gave up the lone run in the 6th, on a double and an RBI single, plus one more single. � Mike Colla earned his first save with 3 scoreless innings, in which he scattered 3 hits and a walk, while striking out 4 batters.
The Marauders began scoring in the 2nd inning. �CF Austin McClune walked, then scored on 3B Adam Davis' double. �A wild pitch moved Davis to third base, and after a walk, SS Greg Picart brought in Davis with an RBI single. �McClune also walked to led off the 4th inning. �Davis was hit by a pitch, and DH James Skelton moved both runners up one base with a sacrifice bunt. �Picart's RBI ground out brought McClune across the plate. �In the 5th, it was RF �Robbie Grossman who led off with a walk. �Singles by C Eric Fryer and LF Quincy Latimore brought in Grossman, and Bradenton was up 4-0.
Two errors by the Miracle got the Marauders' 8th inning rally started. �Picart reached on a fielding error and a throwing error let 2B Jose De Los Santos reach base on a sacrifice bunt and moved the runners to third and second bases. �Picart scored on a wild pitch, then C Eric Fryer walked and stole second base. �Latimore's grounder fielder's choice brought in De Los Santos, and McClune's single plated Fryer. �Those three runs gave the Marauders a 7-1 lead.
The 9th inning brought another rally, again started with a lead-off single. �It was Skelton who walked, then Picart singled and De Los Santos grounded into a force out at second, which was probably hoping to be a double play, but De Los Santos is too speedy. �The grounder force out brought in Skelton. �Grossman doubled and Fryer tripled, for two more runs, then 1B Calvin Anderson doubled, driving in Fryer with the 4th run of the inning.
Jakubauskas Makes Rehab Start; Sanchez's Jaw Broken
Tuesday's action in the Pirates' lower minor league organization
GCL Yankees �11, �GCL Pirates �4 (box)
Chris Jakubauskas, who suffered a concussion while pitching for the Pittsburgh Pirates back in April, made his first appearance in a real game today, with the GCL Pirates. �He pitched 3 innings, and suffered the loss as he gave up 4 runs on 6 hits and a walk. �He did strike out 5 batters. �Jakubauskas retired the Yankees in order in the 1st inning, then gave up a run on a triple and a sacrifice fly in the 2nd. �He allowed a lone walk in the 3rd inning, but began the 4th with a single, a double, and a 3-run homer, followed by another single.
Joan Montero finished the 4th for Jakubauskas, then gave up a run on a single, a wild pitch, and four walks in the 5th. �Dovydas Neverauskas completed the 5th, and gave up 2 runs in the 6th, ona double, a walk, and a 2-RBI single. �The Yankees scored 4 runs in the 8th, though only one was earned. �The inning began with a throwing error b 2B Luis Solano, then a double and a single both brought in a run. �Another fielding error and two more singles gave the Yankees a total of 11 runs. �Rinku Singh pitched a scoreless 9th inning for the Pirates, allowing a single and a walk, then getting a line-out into a double play before ending the inning with a strikeout.
The Pirates' bats could not keep up with the Yankees. �They scored one run in the 2nd, when C Elias Diaz led off with a double, was sacrifice bunted to third, and scored on a fielder's choice by Solano. �The Pirates added a run in the 4th. �RF Gregory Polanco led off with a single up the middle. �A grounder by LF Exicardo Cayonez forced Polanco out at second but left Cayonez at first. �Cayonez stole second base and advanced to third on a throwing error by the Yankees' catcher. �He scored on a wild pitch. �Another error contributed to the Pirates' run in the 6th. �SS Kevin Mort singled and 3B Eric Avila and Diaz both walked. �The fielding error on Solano's ball to short allowed Mort to score. �Polanco scored the Pirates' final run in the 8th, when he doubled, moved to third on a ground out, and scored on Cayonez's RBI single.


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By: Micahel GreeleyPosted: Saturday, January 12, 2013
Lilleys' Landing is sponsoring a trout fishing tournament this Saturday starting at 8 a.m. Fishermen are encouraged to register their two-man teams to compete for cash prizes and trophies.
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Snack, Soda Makers Teach Dietitians About Healthy Eating
February 26, 2014 12:18 pm | by CANDICE CHOI, AP Food Industry WriterSnack and soda makers that often are blamed for fueling the nation's obesity rates also play a role in educating the dietitians who advise Americans on healthy eating. Companies such as Frito-Lay, Kellogg and Coca-Cola are essentially teaching the teachers.
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February 26, 2014 9:57 amThe beloved bakery Tastykake marked its 100th anniversary on Tuesday in Philadelphia. Tastykake made 100 cakes on its first day of business in 1914. Today, the company produces nearly 5 million cakes, doughnuts, cookies and pies every day.
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February 25, 2014 12:00 pmA new study released by the USDA's Food Surveys Research Group found that the total amount of pizza consumed by U.S. children and adults between 2007 and 2010. Some 13 percent of Americans over the age of two eat pizza on any given day.
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Awrey's Bakery Is Back from the Brink
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Photo of the Day: Taco Bell Takes on McDonald's with Breakfast
February 25, 2014 9:31 amTaco Bell is readying for the launch of its national breakfast menu on March 27, with items such as the A.M. Crunchwrap designed to appeal to its fan base of younger men. And the chain says breakfast will be available until 11 a.m. — a half-hour later than McDonald's.
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Welcome to Sri Lanka and the start of your holiday! Upon arrival at the airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day/evening are at your leisure.
Today, your guide will take you on a driving tour of colourful Colombo.Drive through the Commercial area of the "Fort" so named, because both the Portuguese and Dutch had a Fort at this point. Drive passed "Pettah" – a noisy Oriental bazaar with a hotchpotch of Humanity, ancient vehicles, bargains, mosques & temples. Visit Hindu temple & drive pass Jumi-UL Alfar Jumma Mosque, Continue the tour through the Wolvendaal Dutch Church, Hultsdorf Law courts, to the residential area of Cinnamon Gardens and on to the Independence Square and Bandaranayke Memorial International Conference Hall. And also visit Gangaramaya Temple.
Today we drive to Habaranaa. En route visit the Elephant Orphanage in Pinnawela, home for about 89 elephants, out of which some are baby elephants found abandoned or orphaned in the wild. On completion proceed to Habarana. En route visit the Dambulla Cave Temple - a World Heritage site and the most impressive of Sri Lanka's cave temples. The complex of five caves with over 2000 sq. meters of painted walls and the ceiling is the largest area of paintings found in the world. Evening experience the thrill of an elephant back safari in Habarana for about one hour. Each elephant will be able to carry 5 adults in a Howdy or Basket. Once the guest mount on Elephants, they will be taken deep in to the jungle.
This morning we visit Anuradhapura - the first capital and the grandest city of the ancient Sri Lanka. It is the home of two World Heritage sites. Sri Maha Bodhi (Sacred Bo-Tree) was brought as a sapling of the tree under which prince Siddhartha attained to enlightenment and it is over 2,200 years old and is the oldest historically documented tree in the world. At Brazen Palace, the 1600 stone columns you see are all that is left of a magnificent multi-storied residence for monks. Proceed to visit Mihintale, where Buddhism was first introduced to Sri Lanka. A grand stairway of 1,840 steps made of 15 feet wide granite slabs leads to the summit from where one could get a splendid view of the surrounding countryside.
Today we drive back to Habarana – En route visit Polonnaruwa - which was the 2nd capital city of Sri Lanka, built in the 11th and 12th centuries AD, and is a world heritage site - Here you can see the ruins of the Royal Palace, the Gal Viharaya – where 4 splendid statues of the Buddha in 'Upright', 'Sedentary' and 'Recumbent' postures carved out of rock, the Audience Hall, the Lotus Bath, king Parakramabahu's statue, and the Parakrama Samudraya lake built by King Parakramabahu the great. There are also monuments of famous places of worship such as the Shiva Temple, the Lankathilake, the Watadage, the Galpotha, the Kiri Vehera and the remains of a former Temple of the Tooth Relic.
Today we leave for Kandy - En route proceed to Sigiriya - Climb the 5th century Sigiriya rock fortress which is a world heritage site, built by King Kashyapa (477-495 AD). The 'Lion Rock' is a citadel of unusual beauty rising 200 meters from the scrub jungle. The rock was the innermost stronghold of the 70 hectare fortified town. A moat, rampart, and extensive gardens including the renowned water gardens ring the base of the rock. On completion Leave for Kandy – Also visit a spice garden in Matale to see the different spices, which Sri Lanka is famous for. You will be introduced to different spices and shown how some of these spices are grown and processed.
Breakfast at hotel. Morning proceed on a sightseeing tour of Kandy - Kandy was the last capital of the Sri Lankan kings, and is a World Heritage Site. Drive around the Kandy Lake built by the last Sinhala king Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe in 1798. Visit the Kandy town and Bazaar, the arts & crafts centre and a gem museum and a lapidary Return to hotel - En-route visit the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens. This botanical garden was first built as a pleasure garden by a Sinhala king and was expanded by the British. It is 147 acres in extent and provides an amazing variety of trees, plants and flowers. In the evening visit the Temple of the Tooth Relic and thereafter witness a cultural show featuring traditional Sri Lankan dancing.
Today we depart for Nuwara Eliya – En-route visit a Tea plantation and a Tea factory, where the best tea in the world is produced. You will be told all about the process of manufacturing tea. You can also see how tea is graded. Proceed to Nuwara Eliya, because of its invigorating mountain climate and scenery, is Sri Lanka's most popular hill resort. Nuwara Eliya is also the heart of Sri Lanka's tea country producing a significant share of the world's best tea. Evening leave on a sightseeing tour of Nuwara Eliya – Drive through "Little England".
Breakfast at Hotel – Leave for Yala - Check in at Chaaya Wild 4* - (Jungle Chalet) – Rest of the day at leisure
Morning go on a Jeep safari at Yala national Park - This park is famous for its high density of leopards, perhaps the highest in the world. You are also sure to see elephants – grumpy loan males during the dry months and large herds in the wet season. You will also see mammal such as wild boars, several species of deer and wild buffalo. As is common in Sri Lanka there is a huge diversity of stunning birdlife including migratory species such as the flamingo. It is also one of the few places in the world where the severely endangered black necked stork can still be seen. The uniqueness of the park is the sheer diversity of the habitat: dense jungles suddenly gives way to lagoons and open plain areas and the park has a simply beautiful sea front.
Breakfast at hotel -Morning Leave for Galle. Afternoon proceed on a sightseeing tour of Galle - Visit the Galle Dutch Fortress – The Galle fort was built first by the Portuguese, then modified by the Dutch during the 17th century. Even today, after 400 years of existence, it looks new and polished with reconstruction work done by Archaeological Department of Sri Lanka. Today Sri Lankan government and many Dutch people who still own some of the properties inside the fort are looking at making this one of the modern wonders of the world. On completion return to hotel – Rest the day at leisure. Overnight at Cantaloupe Aqua 3*- (Aqua Zen Room)
Breakfast at hotel – Rest of the day at leisure on the beach - Overnight stays at the hotel. Overnight at Cantaloupe Aqua 3*- (Aqua Zen Room)
Today we drive back to Colombo. Check in at Galadhari Hotel – Rest of the day at leisure.


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We have a dog who we share with my mum and dad a we all love him too much to give to the other since i got married, luckly Tyler loves us all and doesn't seem to mind at all where he lives:)
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Property Location
With a stay at Kachina Lodge Resort Hotel & Meetings Center in Taos, you'll be in the historical district and minutes from Taos Art Museum and close to Taos Pueblo. This ski hotel is within close proximity of Kit Carson Home and Museum and Taos Plaza Theater and Arts Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 118 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies where you can take in mountain and courtyard views. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
After a day on the slopes, enjoy recreational amenities including a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a hair salon, and a pool table. If you're ready for some gaming fun, you can hop on the complimentary casino shuttle.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner, or grab a snack at a coffee shop/café. At the end of the day, relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and a computer station. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and small meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.
For roughly 50 miles, the Rio Grande winds through canyons and the Taos Ski Valley, passing along reddish-brown hills and the distant peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Here, fisherman Taylor Streit casts his line into the rushing water and snags a rainbow trout. An expert fly fisher, Mr. Streit has guided other anglers through Northern New Mexico's waters for more than three decades. He's written three fishing books, been inducted into the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame, and lit up television screens on programs such as Legends of Rod & Reel. But perhaps the greatest testament to Taylor Streit's success is his son Nick—a championship fisherman in his own right and the current owner of Taos Fly Shop.
Nick has guided trips alongside his dad since he was a teenager, and —along with a full staff of expert anglers—the two continue to lead fishing trips that catch brown trout, rainbow trout, and other fish species in waters such as the Rio Grande and the lower Red River. For their most-dedicated customers, they run a fly-fishing school. Their beginner programs teach basics such as how to cast a line, whereas intermediate classes teach anglers how to read a river's water. Back on dry land, Nick also sells flies, fly rods, and other fishing gear.
Fragrant piñon pines and vibrant yellow chamisal bushes rustle in the breeze on the slopes of the Little Tesuque Valley. Horses trot by, scaling both gentle and rugged territory. Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa builds on a history stretching back to the early 1900s, when a French bishop erected the site's first lodge and planted its first fruit trees. Now the resort stretches out over 15 lodge buildings filled with deluxe and standard suites and those accessible to guests with disabilities. Many of the suites are named for local flora and freshwater marshes vital to the local ecosystem. The central lodge still shows its origins as an adobe carriage house, and the north and south lodges blend Southwestern and Midwestern with some rooms bedecked in crown molding and others with exposed ceiling beams. The resort's views and architecture even made it an appropriate setting for the film Crazy Heart.
Each day guests can take advantage of guided morning, afternoon, and sunset horseback rides along trails through the Sangre de Cristo mountains and lessons in Western riding style. Children of various ages also explore the outdoors in summer adventure camps. Therapists in an onsite spa slough off wilderness stressors, and a partnership with the Santa Fe Opera lets guests watch and listen as classical singers croon before lavish sets in an outdoor amphitheater. Onsite restaurants contribute to the hotel's environmentally friendly mission as culinary crews prepare their dishes using ranch-grown fruits and vegetables, practice water conservation, and let spatulas roam free-range.
Anna and Sancho Soeiro operate their Canyon Road café five days a week, serving organic fare largely sourced from local farmers' markets. Dish n' Spoon Cafe's menu spans soups, salads, and sandwiches (made with chicken-curry salad, for example, or roast beef and horseradish), and caters to the noncarnivorous with veggie burgers and veggie lasagna. The café itself is housed in what was a one-room grocery store for 70 years; after moving in, the Soeiros decided to reflect the welcoming environment and community loyalty it represented in the repurposed space.
Cubbies of knickknacks, sculptures, and other gewgaws and gifts line the walls, creating an atmosphere of cozy, quaint chaos. The faces of frequent customers smile from a Star Wall of pictures, and kids chomp organic PB&J or grilled-cheese sandwiches before running off to play in the restaurant's special kids' corner. A Santa Fe Reporter write-up notes some of the café's Santa Fean charms—"quirkily mismatched" plates and silverware, and a patio where patrons can sprinkle sunshine and shredded clouds on their meals.
New Mexican correspondent Rob De Walt describes how, in 2009, Mayor David Coss declared August 14 Dish n' Spoon Day in honor of the Soeiros' consistent dedication to volunteer work and community service—they've been involved in historic preservation, the Buckaroo Ball, and a court-appointed advocate program for survivors of juvenile abuse or neglect. Every Monday, Dish n' Spoon runs on a pay-what-you-can price structure, allowing patrons to live within their means or finally use that stash of leprechaun gold that banks refuse to convert to U.S. dollars.
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With a stay at Eldorado Hotel & Spa, you'll be centrally located in Santa Fe, steps from Lensic Theater and Georgia O'Keefe Museum. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of New Mexico Museum of Art and Santa Fe Plaza.
Make yourself at home in one of the 219 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with triple sheeting and Egyptian cotton sheets. Windows open for fresh air and city views. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while iPod docking stations and digital programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature makeup/shaving mirrors and designer toiletries.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness facility. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). At the end of the day, relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, audiovisual equipment, and express check-out. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. Parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Steps from the endpoint of the New Mexico Rail Runner lies an unlikely nexus: that of Old-World Italy and modern New York City. Here, chef Antonio Mendoza builds traditional pastas dishes such as spaghetti bolognese and house specialties such as gnocchi astice, a savory medley of lobster, bacon, saffron cream, and spicy chile flakes. Made from imported butter cream, ice cream from the FX O'Reilly microcreamery showcases exotic flavors such as vietnamese cinnamon, tahitian vanilla bean, and belgian bittersweet chocolate. Teeming with Tuscan, Piedmont, and Veneto reds, the wine list has garnered numerous awards from Wine Spectator. Pranzo's new upstairs bistro, Alto, boasts small plates of eclectic, international cuisine for $4 to $15, and a wine list that spans South Africa, New Zealand, Chile, Australia, and Argentina. The kitchen prepares an abridged menu from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., before cabaret concerts from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. by pianist David Geist, a Broadway veteran who has played in more than 600 performances of Cats. Shows take place on the terrace level, where guests can admire the city's romantic lights and the occasional Bat-Signal.


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Multi-Arts Festival - |FAT| Arts & Fashion Week April 2012
DEADLINE: January 9th, 2012 (post dated)
A site-specific project consisting of a number of individually constructed artist installation rooms, as part of the exhibition during the next edition of the multi-arts festival |FAT| Arts & Fashion Week, April 24-28, 2012
Artists are invited to propose site-specific work reflecting on fashion, clothing, the body or vanity with installations, performances or multi-media works. Installations will be exhibited for all 4 days of the festival.
Multi-Media Installations
Sculpture / Installation Art
Video Installations
Performance Installations
Fashion/ Art Installations
Interactive Spaces
- 6 to 10 project spaces located at 213 Sterling Road, the home of the next edition of |FAT| Arts & Fashion Week.
- Submitted proposals should reflect on the notion of clothing, the body or fashion and the current FAT thematic focus: fashionSCAPES
Rooms Specifications
- Room sizes are approx 10x10 feet.
- Rooms will be built on site at approx 10'x10'. They will generally contain three walls, no ceiling and will be open to the public.
- Rooms may be altered slightly in size (to be bigger or smaller) depending on space availability, artist's specifications, artist's project requirements and other participating artists needs.
- Spaces may be painted, manipulated and altered to a reasonable extent
- All materials, equipment and tech requirements to be provided by the artist
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- A fee of $300 will be paid to artists per project
2012 THEME: fashionSCAPES
The FAT 2012 theme fashionSCAPES mirrors the notion of landscapes, which are vast, unique, seasonal and ever changing. Artists are invited to respond to fashionSCAPES by investigating one of four sub themes set out by the festival; land, city, body, future.
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CAP should be 'value for money' conference hears
TAXPAYERS need to see they are getting 'real value for money' from the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) at a time of shrinking budgets and austerity across the EU, a conference heard.
European agricultural leaders said a combination of indecisiveness and delays in cementing the policy reform were not doing anything to raise the public's perception of the industry.
They were speaking at the European Parliament as part of an event marking 50 years of the CAP.
It comes after the European Commission last week accepted the new direct payment regime would not come in until 2015, due to the length of time it was taking officials to reach agreement on the reform package.
Until now the Commission has stood firm by its original proposal to put the reformed CAP into action in January 2014.
Leader of the European Council of Young Farmers, Joris Baecke, said: "We have to show that Brussels is serious about a realistic CAP. We accept that it might be delayed one year, but the decision must not be delayed as it will make a bad signal to the public. We need an agreement by June next year on the CAP and it must be implementable at farm level."
WWF's head of European policy, Tony Long, said the organisation believed the CAP required a 'radical transformation' in order to meet the economic, social and environmental challenges of Europe's food requirements and the needs of rural communities.
He said: "If we don't get this reform right then the perception among the public will be that it is the right of the farmer to get the single biggest slice of the EU budget."
Mr Long added the current CAP was 'costly, old fashioned and regressive'.
"We can't allow the public to carry on being duped that going on with agriculture in its present form is the way forward," he said.
"The public is asking why and who should be receiving public money and rightfully asking where that scarce money is being spent. They should be seeing a return in that money. We want the public to regain trust in agriculture."
Europe's agricultural commissioner, Dacian Ciolos, confirmed his target for a final agreement on the reform was June 30, 2013.
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Tomb Raider Survivor trailer – new gameplay as Lara masters the art of not dying
Not a lot to say here. It's a mix of old and new gameplay showing Lara learning how to survive. Mostly by shooting people in the eye with arrows and strangling them. It's definitely a strategy.


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MA HEALTHCARE LIMITED HERNE HILL, SOUTH EAST LONDONBasic salary plus uncapped commission on sales achieved
HR Magazine, the leading media brand for directors working in the field of people strategy, is seeking a senior sales executive to maximise revenue opportunities across multi platforms.
A prestigious, highly influential and innovative award-winning brand, HR comprises a monthly publication, daily news bulletin, website, HR Excellence Awards, HR Most Influential ranking and a number of other digital and sponsorship offers.
We are looking for a confident, can-do person with proven experience selling across print, digital and bespoke sponsorship packages. Working in a small team, you will need to develop an empathy and passion for the market. You will be able to take a consultative approach, working across an existing client base as well as developing new prospects. The role will require telephone, email and face-to-face contact. You will become a "face" in the market and work closely with the editor, publisher and sales manager.
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Star Wars Kid Baddies: Growing Up on the Dark Side
We recently learned what superheroes might have looked like when they were young (actually before they were born). Now we get to see the evil characters from Star Wars when they were little kids.
You'll find Sith Lord Darth Vader melting some MSE-6 repair droids with a magnifying glass, bounty hunter extraordinaire Boba Fett with a carbonite-filled balloon, a celebrating Tusken Raider beating on a piñata , and a slithering Jabba the Hutt after a long day at the amusement park.
These prints were created by the artist collective known only as the Octopus Tree House (I'm guessing this means that there are 4 or 8 artists involved). There are four of these prints available through their Etsy store, all of them strangely cute. Each of these prints is available for $20 (USD), or you can buy all four for $70.
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they show boba fett and darth vader as kids don't they? o.e


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50 Now this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God; nor does corruption inherit incorruption. | 50 I declare to you, brothers, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God, nor does the perishable inherit the imperishable. |
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State colleges mull tiered tuitionBy David Taube
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | December 07,2012MONTPELIER Vermont State Colleges trustees have discussed the possibility of setting different tuition rates for different majors as part of an effort to remain competitive in a rapidly changing higher education marketplace.
The discussion came during a committee meeting Wednesday evening, when attendees from students to college presidents considered how the board of trustees should approach tuition in the future.
We all know some programs have more value to their graduates, and some have less, Chancellor Timothy Donovan said at the meeting of the Facilities and Finance Committee of the board.
Donovan noted that virtually all program pricing at Castleton, Johnson and Lyndon state colleges is the same, regardless of factors like the cost of delivering the program or a graduates market value upon graduation.
The situation is the same with Vermont Technical College and Community College of Vermont, Donovan wrote in a Wednesday memo.
That indicates colleges have applied something of a cookie-cutter approach to tuition, he suggested.
Several board members advocated exploring the idea of charging tuition based on majors or the potential income a graduate could earn. But Johnson State College President Barbara Murphy said that charging science majors more than English majors could be a hard sell for some people.
The discussion comes as higher education institutions are grappling with how to remain competitive in a marketplace in which some major players like Stanford University are providing free online courses. A joint effort also recently launched includes Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and University of California, Berkeley.
Community College of Vermont President Joyce Judy suggested free online courses are not as straightforward as they seem, pointing out that alumni donations or tuition ultimately supports the educational programming for others.
The board Wednesday also considered waiting until 2014 to set tuition for fiscal year 2015, rather than making that decision in February as planned.
Donovan suggested holding off could allow time for the system to re-evaluate itself.
Some board members thought postponing a tuition rate decision could be a form of procrastination or would just be delaying the inevitable.
No decisions were made.
Trustees agreed that a Priorities Committee would formulate a plan for moving ahead in January.
In February of this year, the board changed its approach to setting tuition. Instead of setting the rates for only one year as usual, the board sets tuition for two years; rates are increasing 4 percent in each of those years, through fiscal year 2014.
The college system also has postponed the refinancing of nearly $19 million in bonds. The rates will go from 4.5 percent to 3.3 percent, saving $2.5 million over 15 years, Chief Financial Officer Thomas Robbins said before Wednesdays meeting.
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TOPEKA -- Ten Kansas House Democrats have been recognized for achieving a 100 percent voting record during the 2012 legislative session, including Rep. Eber Phelps, D-Hays. Only 27 of 125 members in the House of Representatives achieved this distinction.
The following House Democrats cast every vote of the 2012 legislative session and achieved perfect attendance: Phelps; Tom Burroughs, Kansas City; Bill Feuerborn, Garnett; Gail Finney, Wichita; Stan Frownfelter, Kansas City; Judy Loganbill, Wichita; Melanie Meier, Leavenworth; Vince Wetta, Wellington; Jerry Williams, Chanute; and Kathy Wolfe Moore, Kansas City.
Throughout his 16 years in the Kansas Legislature, Phelps never has missed a day of work.
"This was a difficult legislative session filled with really tough votes," said House Democratic Leader Paul Davis, Lawrence. "Republican infighting created unprecedented gridlock and resulted in the fifth longest legislative session in Kansas history. Eber's ability to be present every day and cast every single vote demonstrates his unwavering commitment to Hays and the entire state."