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I'm lookin for a source for Arboria Furniture of Portland OR. I've checked the dealers listed on their web page with no luck. I'm looking for their serenity bench, 2 arm chairs and 2 happy hour side tables.
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There are quite a few dealers within 50 miles of you. Some stores have multiple locations. I would contact one of those and ask them to check their computer inventory since it's likely storewide. There is also a place on the main site for you to contact them. Fill out the form and submit and see what happens. |
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Here's a list of vendors and prices.Very nice looking furniture. Hope you find what you are looking for. |
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Obama calls for freeze on most tax rates
President Obama called senior lawmakers of both parties to the White House next Friday to discuss how to avoid the year-end "fiscal cliff."
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President Obama will hold a news conference at the White House on Wednesday, his first since being re-elected. The news conference will take place two days before Obama meets with congressional leaders about the fiscal cliff. It will be his first news conference since August.WASHINGTON — President Obama called on lawmakers Friday to immediately freeze income-tax rates for most Americans while allowing taxes on the wealthy to increase.
Obama, in his first public remarks since returning to Washington after his re-election, called senior lawmakers of both parties to the White House next Friday to discuss how to avoid the year-end "fiscal cliff," the automatic series of tax increases and spending cuts that economists warn could plunge the nation into recession.
His invitation is the latest in a series of conciliatory moves by leaders of both parties in the immediate aftermath of the election.
"I'm not wedded to every detail of my plan. I'm open to compromise," Obama said at the White House. "But I refuse to accept any approach that isn't balanced. I am not going to ask students and seniors and middle-class families to pay down the entire deficit while people like me, making over $250,000, aren't asked to pay a dime more in taxes."
While demanding that the wealthy pay more in taxes, Obama did not specifically insist that their income-tax rates must rise. The administration has traditionally said the George W. Bush tax cuts for the wealthy must expire as scheduled at year's end, raising rates for upper-income earners to 39.6 percent. Republicans strongly oppose that position and have said it cannot be part of any deal to avert the fiscal cliff.
It was not clear whether Obama had intended to signal new flexibility over how to tax the wealthy.
But close observers, including top Republicans, quickly said there were potential grounds for compromise if the administration was willing to seek increased revenue from the wealthy without raising rates; for example, by cutting deductions that disproportionately benefit the wealthy.
Republicans showed a willingness this week to accept a deal that includes new tax revenue as long as it is not generated by higher rates.
After Obama's remarks, White House press secretary Jay Carney suggested Obama had given little ground on the issue of raising tax rates for the upper-end taxpayers. Carney said the president would veto any legislation that renews Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy.
In his remarks, Obama said the election results validated his philosophy of making the wealthy pay more. "This was a central question during the election," he said. "It was debated over and over again. On Tuesday night, the majority of Americans agreed with my approach."
The most immediate economic challenge is the year-end fiscal cliff, $500 billion worth of automatic tax increases and government-spending cuts. Tax rates would rise for almost all Americans, depriving the average middle-class family of nearly $2,000 in take-home pay next year.
Obama called on Congress to pass legislation right away to stop tax increases affecting families earning less than $250,000 a year, or 98 percent of Americans.
"It would be bad for the economy and would hit families that are already struggling to make ends meet," he said. "We shouldn't need long negotiations and drama to solve that part of the problem."
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, showed an openness to increasing tax revenues as part of a deal to tame the debt, though he ruled out raising rates.
"Increased tax rates will destroy jobs in America by hurting small businesses across the country," he said Friday after Obama spoke.
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fpmom, we have had nothing but front-loading washing machines in our family since the late 1930s (not a typo); we have used powder detergents in them (remember Oxydol?) and tablets (remember Dash?) at various times. But, sometime in the 1980s, we switched to liquid detergents -- for the past decade at least, Biokleen All-temperature (that is the version of Biokleen without any enzymes) -- using somewhat less detergent than the recommended dosage, but supplementing the detergent with a scoop (about 1/4 to 1/3 cup) of borax per load. I cannot remember why we switched back then, but I can say that we do not plan on going back to powders; for our water conditions (soft city water), we are in a "sweet spot," and cannot imagine switching. |
thanks herring_maven How does water hardness affect powder or liquid? I checked our water and apparently it is halfway between hard and soft The reason I am asking these questions is the problem I have had with mold in the washer (a new 8 mth old machine) - I am getting the machine replaced and want to ensure I do everything I can to prevent this happening again (despite the fact I have used FL's the last 20 years with no issues previously - I am not new to the 'scene'!) |
- Posted by herring_maven (My Page) on Sat, Mar 30, 13 at 10:04
fpmom: "How does water hardness affect powder or liquid? ... The reason I am asking these questions is the problem I have had with mold in the washer ..." The detergent must dissolve into the wash water before it an be effective, and soft water will allow the detergent to dissolve more readily than hard water, which already has minerals dissolved in it. Liquid detergents are already dissolved in an aqueous solution, and merely need to be diluted by the wash water. My first guess from the data that you have provided -- 20 years of use with no mold problem, but now mold with a newer washing machine -- is that you may not have dialed back sufficiently on detergent quantity per load when you acquired a machine that uses significantly less water per load than previously. Have you tried reducing your dosage even further? |
Herring_Maven I think that is why I went to liquid to start with (in Australia always used powder) because I use cold water in a lot of washes and the cold water in winter is VERY cold in New England lol so I thought it might not dissolve the powder adequately Re the amount I use - I actually use LESS now than I did when living in Australia (in Australia used Bosch and Asko FL with absolutely no issue and also used fabric softeners) ... I use 1Tb of Charlie's soap liquid (you measure with the container so always the same amount) with vinegar in the rinse cycle - NO fabric softeners etc... the water is midway between hard and soft but I use a water softener from Charlies Soap to ensure no issue with hardness The only other thing I can think of is that in Australia we did not have humidity where i lived and is a very dry heat in summer - I also don't usually use hot water but never did in Australia either (and no issues) though I have recently changed due to dust mite allergies (which is a new thing for me) and now do a few sanitise loads per week which I am guessing will be good for the new machines I change for since that should help prevent the mold problem |
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RE: Bertazzoni 36', Bluestar or Induction Top w/Wall Ovens (Follow-Up #5)
posted by: groschuni on 11.27.2006 at 01:40 am in Appliances Forum We have had our induction cooktop for about 18 months now. Our son-in-law, a Thai chef, loves to cook on it. There is nothing available with more power or control than induction.
You really need to decide what you are going for here. Do you want the gas pro-style look, or do you want high performance and convenience? Or do you just want gas for the romance and danger of it, as some do? If you just want the look with decent performance, I would suggest Bluestar as they consistently outperform other burners due to their Garland heritage. If you are just into the romance of it, it doesn't really matter much what you get, as long as it turns you on. However, if you want better performance with super easy cleanup, then I would strongly suggest induction. Induction outperforms gas by a long shot. It has more even heat, better instantaneous control and is much safer to cook on. I something starts to boil over, I can hit the low setting and it stops boiling instantly. Cleanup is a simple wipe with a damp miracle cloth and can be done immediately after you remove the pot from the surface. Nothing ever gets burned on, in my experience, and the surface never gets hot enough to burn you. Despite that fact, induction boils water faster and sears meat better than pro-style gas cooktops while delicately melting chocolate or simmering sauces without a problem for hours. I did a test of boiling 6 qts of water starting at 60░F on our induction cooktop and it was at a rolling boil in about twelve and a half minutes. The Bluestar, using a 15,000 BTU burner, was the fastest cooktop in an identical test against DCS, Viking and Dacor. It came in at 17:50. And that was with only the 3100W induction zone on my cooktop. Some induction units go up to 3600W! That's equivalent to about a 28,000 BTU burner. Many chefs, like our SIL, are preferring induction to gas because the precision & control are just as good as gas (if not better) but induction is quicker and it doesnĺt heat up the whole cooking area. Ventilation requirements are much less than with gas, since all the heat goes into the pot and not into the room and there is no combustion debris. About 70% of the heat from a gas burner goes into the kitchen and not into the pot. That's where we get the phrases, "if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen" and "slaving over a hot stove." With induction, 92% of the energy goes directly into the food. Other features of induction cooktops: automatic pan sensor (if there is no pan, there is no power used); shutoff timers on cooking zones (set it to boil water for 3 minutes and automatically shut off while you go tend to something else); automatic boilover shutdown; and automatic boil dry shutdown. Induction has all these advantages and more and it costs less to operate than a gas cooktop at today's energy prices. It's only downside is that you need ferrous cookware, like All-Clad stainless or Le Crueset, though economical pans like QVC Cook's Essentials Stainless cookware works excellently as well. I know people are into wonking-big pro-style gas ranges right now, but I think that in the near future people will have tired of the look (and the upkeep) and will be looking for induction units in their housing choices. After all, if you can get all the advantages of gas and more with none of the drawbacks, why wouldn't you want that? Most new housing units in Europe and Asia these days are coming with induction units standard, from what I have been told by friends that live there. Gaggenau, Viking, Wolf, Heartland, Windcrest, Thermador, Electrolux, Kenmore Elite and Diva de Provence all have introduced induction units recently to the US market. The Kenmore 30" unit can often be had for around $1500. Other brands are higher, some up to $4000. Really good deals can be made by importing some of the best performing units available in Europe to the US, which is what we did. Our DeDietrich induction unit cost $1144 complete, delivered from the UK. We couldn't be happier with a cooktop than what we bought. It truly is fantastic. Once you cook on induction, it really spoils you for anything else. Good luck. :-) Here is a link that might be useful: Pictures of our kitchen BI (before induction) NOTES: <none>
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"In the short term, it does create some economic growth," said Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont. "But over the long term, this is not a deficit-reduction package."
Tester and Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., who voted for the bill early Tuesday, said it has many provisions of special importance to Montana, such as extending a tax credit benefiting the wind power industry, estate tax exemptions for most Montana farms, ranches and other businesses, various tax benefits for families, and tax credits for businesses that hire veterans.
The bill makes permanent current income tax rates for all but the most wealthy of taxpayers, who will pay higher rates on their regular income over $400,000 for singles and $450,000 for families, and higher rates on investment income.
It also postponed for two months severe budget cuts scheduled to take effect Tuesday, extended emergency unemployment benefits for another year and blocked a cut in Medicare payments to physicians.
The U.S. House approved the measure Tuesday night on a 257-167 vote, sending it to President Barack Obama for his signature.
U.S. Rep. Denny Rehberg, Montana's only House member, was among the 151 Republicans voting against it. He issued no statement on his vote — one of his last as a congressman.
Rehberg lost a bid to unseat Tester in last year's U.S. Senate race in Montana. Republican Steve Daines, who won Rehberg's open seat, will be sworn in Thursday as Montana's next congressman.
Baucus said the measure provides some needed tax certainty for renewable-power producers and family farms, ranches and businesses who could be affected by the federal estate tax.
A production tax credit paid to wind power and other renewable-power producers is extended through 2014, and the estate tax exemption is permanent, he noted. The bill exempts estates up to $10 million from any federal inheritance tax for couples and indexes that amount to inflation.
"There are a lot of farmers and ranchers in Montana" affected by this, Baucus said. "Basically, it's family businesses that are affected."
Tester also lauded the certainty in tax rates that the bill brings but said he hopes the next Congress will get to work on a "big, bipartisan deal" that cuts the deficit over the long term and "really does get us on a sound fiscal path for the future."
Everything should be on the table for possible reductions, but Congress should ensure that social-safety-net programs, like Medicare, are not harmed, he said.
"If Democrats or Republicans try to do it alone … there is so much political hay that can be brought forth that nobody can stand it," Tester said.
Baucus echoed Tester's wish for bipartisan work on the daunting task of whittling down the nation's debt.
"We have to get rid of this partisanship that goes on in Washington," he said. "Our job is not to win partisan fights but to serve the people. … You have to reach out to people, talk to people and build up trust."
Baucus said the Senate Finance Committee, which he chairs, sat down last fall and hashed out a package of tax credit extensions that made it into the final version of the fiscal-cliff bill.


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Ok gay name for a thread I know, I just Noticed that PU had put up a U2 forum, so I Joined, It doesn't look like anyone else from the Unreal Universe Forums are here yet though, I dont even know if they Know about it yet. But Im kinda wondering about the timing of this forum going up. Unreal Universe Has Had its U2 thread since June 2000, but now UU is moving for the second time, at least the forums are, the site as it seem might be down for a while maybe months. You people seem to be starting off the way we did, talking about the same stuff asking the same questions and what not, If you want a lot of answers go to the Unreal Universe forums and read the ones that you might ask while you still can, they might be lost or erased. If you wanna ask me anything then I know quite alot since the Legend Entertainment guys go to the UU forums themselves, weve had the oportunity of squeezing out small amounts of information from them. If there is anyone here from the UU forums going under a different name tell me so I will know who you are K?


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It's a cold start to a new week here in East Central Illinois. The temperature here is a frigid 5 degrees with a -12F wind chill and no snow cover. If you're as cold (or colder) than I am, maybe some plant pictures will warm you up.
Of course, there's nothing too new in this batch. If I brought my camera outside it would probably freeze to my eyeball, and I don't think that there's anything worth photographing right now anyhow. Instead, I prefer to stay inside with a mug of green tea while scanning my older slides. Besides, it's supposed to get back up to 55 on Thursday.
I know that a lot of these pictures aren't fantastic. Some are nearly ten years old from the first year that I picked up a camera to try plant photography.
This difference in quality is one of the reasons that the gallery is set up to accept viewer ratings for each photo. When I go out to take pictures, I bring along a list of images and what their overall rating is. Then, if I see something on the list, I can go ahead and try to take a better shot to insert into the gallery. An image's overall rating also determines what order pictures are viewed in, with the highest rating appearing first.
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Well, back to my green tea and scanner, thinking thoughts of spring. Keep warm!
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Ilex crenata 'Convexa'
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Ilex verticillata 'Winter Red'
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Rhododendron 'PJM'
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Rhododendron chapmanii
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Take a good look at all the subtile details in this photo, it is just breathtaking composition (I'm not a photographer, but do have a keen eye for layout and design details). +Superdave Houdini Meralus & +Tim Clary just blow me away – and the photographer +Brian McDonald even moreso.
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I think most people that attended the #NYCHIRL knew that they would do a lot of fun stuff that they didn't expect to do, and I would agree, but I definitely wouldn't expect that urban exploration would be on the list of things I did during the HIRL. In the same respect, I didn't think that it would happen so close to HQ.Early sunday, +Tim Clary, +Superdave Houdini Meralus, and +Al Ebnereza decided to explore the rear fire escape of the HQ, and ended up on the roof of the building. After deciding to explore further, the connected roof of the next-door building revealed an open door to what would be discovered as an abandoned building.
Things lead to things, and I was told upon their return that I should visit where they had been, as +Tim Clary was up to some really cool stuff. As it got dark, and Super Bowl kickoff got closer, we took to the dark route armed with a flashlight and went back to where they had been. When I thought about what the HIRL experience would be like, at no point did I expect to be navigating an old, in-some-areas-busted fire escape to gain roof access to an open and abandoned building. That kind of unexpected journey into an unknown territory was definitely one of the most memorable moments for me.
Tim had some great art on the walls that was done simply with lipstick that was found on the ground, and he continued with more stuff as my creative juices started to flow. I didn't have many options with such little light in the place, but an idea popped into my head that I wanted to capture, and +Superdave Houdini Meralus & +Tim Clary were willing subjects in my venture. We tried to join a hangout while all of it was going on, but saw little success with the unreliable connections we were getting.
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Makes 6 servings
- 6 (7-ounce) containers plain Greek yogurt
- 1 (4-ounce) package crystallized ginger, minced (about 3/4 cup)
- 1 small container raspberries
- 1 small container blackberries
- 1 small container blueberries
- 1 (8-ounce) container strawberries, hulled, halved (quartered if large)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup water
1. Berries and yogurt
Mix yogurt and ginger in medium bowl; spread in large shallow serving bowl. Cover yogurt with berries. DO AHEAD Can be made 4 hours ahead; cover and chill.
2. Caramel
Stir sugar and water in heavy medium saucepan over low heat until sugar dissolves. Increase heat; boil without stirring until mixture is dark caramel color, swirling pan occasionally, about 7 minutes. Immediately pour hot caramel over berries, avoiding pouring down inner sides of bowl. Let stand until caramel hardens, about 5 minutes, and serve.
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Time to head on up.
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I thought maybe it was like a Venus Fly Trap and ate living things.
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And I know, if I'll only be true, to this glorious quest . . .
I wasn't offended. This is a talk trash jab and run thread. Half the posts are ridiculous at best
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the type with that intense coloration.
Still, none of them could do like Donnie did in his younger days odour or colour...
Ron boy leading a pep rally at JUB Towers...yes
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I see Leftykins has called out the BIG Guns - Star Warrior aiding and abetting a known character of scurrilous and scandalous sensitivities.
Actually, Taz assured me it would make me look quite suave and sophisticated.
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Gallop on my old warhorse
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Maybe he's seen horse apples on the roadside, before, and the flower was the approximate size he thought you'd need to be in order to accomodate your excrement.
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I know it's an anachronism, but I can't help but be curious about what it would be like to own a really nice, well made pocket watch. I wear a tweed vest (just as much for function as for fashion) to work most days, and I would love to find a pocket watch to boot. I'm less interested in antiques as I am in something that is simple, affordable, and over built. Any suggestions? asked Jan 17 '12 at 10:36 oliver |
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BlueClaws Rally to Trounce the Suns
Game Notes:
Mark Leiter Jr. retired 10 Hagerstown batters in a row
Leiter also had 13 groundouts in the game.
BlueClaws 10 – Suns 2
Lakewood, NJ
Coming back home hasn't been the best thing for the Lakewood BlueClaws. After winning three out of four against the Delmarva Shorebirds this past weekend in Delmarva, the BlueClaws lost the first two games of their series with the Hagerstown Suns at FirstEnergy Park. On Wednesday night, though, the BlueClaws were able to get back on the winning track. The BlueClaws came back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Hagerstown 10-2 and win the game in their three game series with the Washington Nationals Single-A affiliate. Early on, it looked as if the BlueClaws would be swept by Hagerstown.
In the top of the first inning, the Suns took an early lead off of an error by Lakewood's shortstop JP Crawford, followed by an RBI single by designated hitter Carlos Lopez, to take a 2-0 lead. Hagerstown didn't know that those would be the only two runs they would score all game. After a rough first inning, BlueClaws starting pitcher Mark Leiter Jr. got his act together and dominated the rest of the game. Leiter would go to pitch 7+ innings, giving up two unearned runs on five hits, and seven strikeouts. Leiter on his solid outing said, "Fortunately for us, I had great stuff tonight. I was able to keep their batters off balance a lot with my curveball, change-up, and splitter. I also got ahead in counts, as well, with my fastball and that allowed me to mix it up a lot and get outs." At one point in the game, Leiter retired 10 straight Hagerstown batters in a row and also had 13 ground ball outs. "That's how you're gonna win games. As a team, we emphasize getting ground balls because it means you're pitching down in the zone and you're getting inside on guys, so when I see those stats, that means I did my job and let my defense make plays behind me, which they did all game," Leiter said.
With Leiter keeping the game close, it allowed the BlueClaws offense to strike together some hits to get back in the game. The BlueClaws were able to lower the deficit to a one run game in the bottom of the fourth inning off of an RBI single by first baseman Zach Green.
Still down 2-1 going into the bottom of the fifth inning, the BlueClaws were able to push another run across off of a throwing error by Hagerstown starting pitcher Jeffry Rodriguez, who tried to pick off Crawford on first. Crawford, who moved to third on the throwing error, would then score on a wild pitch thrown by Rodriguez to give the BlueClaws the lead at 3-2.
With a 3-2 lead still going into the bottom of the eighth inning, the BlueClaws offense went on a hit parade, and got some much needed seven insurance runs. The first two runs of the inning came off of a two-run single by designated Andrew Knapp, who has six RBI's since joining the BlueClaws last week. Knapp, on the two RBI hits and his performance overall, said, "It was good. Whenever you have runners in scoring position, you want to get at least one run in, so it feels good to get two runs in and give us much needed insurance runs." Knapp, since joining the BlueClaws, has only been used as a DH so far this season for both Clearwater and now Lakewood. Knapp will be playing his first game as catcher tomorrow night for Lakewood. Knapp, on playing catcher for the first time this season said, "I'm really excited to get back out there. It's been a long road from recovery, so I just can't wait to get back on the field and work with some pitchers." Knapp had Tommy John surgery last season.
After Knapp's two run single, Green added the third run of Lakewood's seven-run inning with his second RBI single of the game. "I got a lot of opportunities tonight to drive a runner in from third, so I was able capitalize on them and help the team win," Green said about his night at the plate.
The last four runs that the BlueClaws scored in the eighth inning came off of a two-run double by left-fielder Samuel Hiciano, an RBI single by catcher Jose Mayorga and an RBI single by Crawford.
With the win, the BlueClaws improve to 26-39 on the season and avoid being swept by Hagerstown. The BlueClaws are also 5-3 in their last 8 games.
The BlueClaws will continue their home stand on Thursday night, starting a four game series with the Hickory Crawdads. This will be the BlueClaws' last series before the South Atlantic League All-Star game next week.
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Officials are optimistic about Roane County's chances of landing a new distribution industry at Roane Regional Business and Technology Park.
The County Commission approved a package of incentives at the Dec. 13 meeting.
Officials said the industry made a counter offer, which caused the resolution about the incentives to be amended.
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The sound of power tools and construction workers adding steps at the foot of a door reverberate through the chilly air of what used to be the courtroom, as the Roane County Heritage Commission kicks off its second phase of renovation after multiple delays.
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The employee will also have to reimburse the county for personal calls, text messages and data usage.
Governor-elect Bill Haslam has appointed Kingston resident Jim Henry the first commissioner of the newly formed Tennessee Department of Intellectual Disabilities.
The agency was formerly a division of the Department of Finance and Administration before the Tennessee General Assembly made it a state department, and it will become official Jan. 5.
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[OS] IRAQ/US - Iraq celebrates U.S. withdrawal officially
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Baghdad, Dec.2 (AKnews)- During a ceremony in the heavily fortified Green
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end of the U.S. combat troops mission in Iraq, eight years past the fall
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The return of Paul Thomas Anderson
One encouraging thread in movies this year has been the return of filmmakers of a Nineties vintage. Wes Anderson, Whit Stillman and Todd Solondz have all returned, successfully, from their various sabbaticals.
Potentially topping them all, we now have sight of the imminent return of Paul Thomas Anderson, with his first film since 2007's There Will Be Blood, called The Master.
The film is an alleged riff on Scientology, with Phillip Seymour Hoffman as Lancaster Dodd, who founds his own religion, called the Cause and Joaquin Phoenix - in better shape than when we last saw him, in I'm Still Here - as a drifter who falls into Dodd's orbit. Those of us who enjoyed the unfolding relationship in There Will Be Blood between the demonic oil baron Daniel Plainview (Daniel Day-Lewis) and charismatic preacher Eli Sunday (Paul Dano), will surely relish seeing what Anderson does here with Hoffman and Phoenix's characters. As usual, Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood provides the score.
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DepressionAlone, destroyed, forlorn, lonely, lost, miserable.
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adjective \ˈfir-əl, ˈfer-; ˈfe-rəl\: of, relating to, or resembling a wild beast
—used to describe an animal (such as a cat or dog) that has escaped and become wild
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: of, relating to, or suggestive of a wild beast <feral teeth> <feral instincts>
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Medieval Latin feralis, from Latin fera wild animal, from feminine of ferus wild — more at fierce
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I couldn't think of where to post this question; and it's probably subjective, but I was wondering...
I'm getting a weathervane for my shed, and I'm not sure where it goes on the roof. The middle; towards the front; doesn't matter : P ? |
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- Posted by don_1_2006 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 31, 08 at 10:44
Doesn't really matter. I would install it where I could enjoy it the most. That's what we did with ours. |
Thanks for your reply, don. I guess there are no set rules for weathervane placement, then? ; ) I'll just try it out in different spots and see what looks best. Thanks again. |
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TRES SESENTA FESTIVAL en Pamplona. Genial. Deseando que llegue el año que viene para volver. Me gustaban todos los grupos, pero tenía un deseo especial de ver a Xoel López. b.s.o. for this album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxeM7qoMYHc
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