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Looking for something to do besides sledding or ice skating? Me, too.
I think Craig should build a recreation center. If Craig has a rec center, it would bring more people to town and create more activity for people of all ages.
This would create jobs for people in town. It would create exercise for everyone in the winter, such as pool workouts for the elderly and different activities for the kids such as rock climbing, swimming and more court space for basketball.
The parents could work out while the kids play and get their exercise. People with health problems and the elderly could swim when they are unable to do other activities.
It would be nice to have a swimming space with a water slide, rock climbing wall, a rope swing, a hot tub/sauna and a lazy river.
We need more gym space for basketball and volleyball. They could have camps at the rec center in the summer/winter for youth and elderly.
Most people would like to have a weight room, cardio room and an indoor track. They could rent bikes, snowshoes and cross country skis for people to use.
They could build this rec center to be green. The pool could be built to use ultra violet with small amounts of chemicals to keep the pool clean. They could use solar panels to heat the pool.
Instead of electricity for the cardio room, you could use human power for the machines. We visited one at UCCS that was like this, and it was awesome.
Right now, we drive to Meeker or Steamboat to use their rec centers. While we are there, we usually eat dinner and get gas, so this helps other businesses, too.
If everyone could vote to use our sales tax to help pay for a recreation center, this would involve the help from everyone instead of just homeowners.
This would mean that adults and kids like me would all help pay for the rec center.
This could add up fast without everyone actually paying a whole lot at once.
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luvbug 5 years, 1 month ago
And all that from a child!!! Way to go Jesse! U should run for Mayor!!!! You have my vote!
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I have no objection to a rec center. The city/county can build as large a one as they wish.
I do however have an objection to using tax dollars to build it. I, and many people that I know will never use such a facility, and I, we believe that if something like this is built it should come from memberships, admission fees, donations, and fund raising activities.
Also there are many elderly people that simply cannot afford another tax on thier already strained budget.
Pledges should be signed for memberships, so the money will be there when it is needed.
You mention the Steamboat rec center. They built thiers by placing a fee of a few dollars on each hotel/motel room sold. That way the money came from out of town and no one in Steamboat had to pay a cent for it. Craig could have been doing this, or they could start now, I bet in a few years the money or at least a good bit of it would be in and account ready for use.
I hope you get the rec center you want, but I just think using taxes is a bad idea.
The people that use this facility should be the ones to pay for it.
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Hi everyone,
I'm very much interested in learning XHTML and CSS. I did start in W3Schools, done the examples there (though, I skipped the forms section as it is said they're practically useless <ins>on their own</ins>) and I now have a good idea of HTML. Hungry for more knowledge, I looked in google, and found the HTMLDog site, which had a tutorial that was beautifully written and informative. It helped me realize several important points, such as using HTML for content and CSS for presentation, and also paved the way for me to start learning (X)HTML simultaneously with CSS. After finishing the beginner's tutorial, I ordered the book because I'm sure it'll teach better than the tutorial (obviously :P).
But still, I am aware that I'm still in my beginning stages of my learning. Sometimes, I feel lost and/or confused, and I'm afraid that this might push me away from my learning ambition. So I was wondering if anyone can pick me up as a protégé and advise or perhaps teach me, give me some tips, or throw light to things I might have turned a blind eye to. If anyone is up for this, please send me a PM where perhaps we can exchange contact information. I would be grateful and appreciative for any efforts of help.
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Hi and welcome to the club, Jin,
Well… basically that's what these forums are there for. You post questions and get answers from more than one person. No need for a personal protégé when you can have multiple people help you.
If you have done a site and want some critique or suggestions post it in the site review forum and people will give you helpful hints.
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O h well just what we need another war. Looks like we will never learn For the likes of me cannot see where it is in our best interest. "President Obama signaled Friday that the U.S. could act alone to punish Syria for a chemical weapons attack last week, saying the nation has an "obligation as a leader in the world" to hold rogue regimes to account for breaching the rules of war. Facing rising skepticism in Congress and abroad, the president and top Cabinet officials tried to make a robust case for intervention on Friday -- releasing an intelligence report showing "high confidence" the Assad regime carried out the strike and arguing that responding would be in the U.S. interest. "This kind of attack is a challenge to the world," Obama said, adding: "A lot of people think something should be done, but nobody wants to do it." Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...-used-in-syria-as-intelligence/#ixzz2dUp7BsO4
Well, he's right. I saw the video of the burned kids. That makes anyone with a pulse want to do something, now. But what? Who did the burning? Are we sure it's who we think it was? Who takes over after the carpet bombing? The YouTube head choppers? I guess chopping heads off one at a time is less loathsome than taking out dozens at a time with chemicals. Or is it? I've no appetite for yet another military campaign. But I'd like to see less (no) slowly burning kids. But war is good for business. I suspect that'll carry the day.
Not that confusing, even an idea that you yourself thought of must be rejected if Obama also proposes it. First rule of posting on TooHot. I kind of wish Obama would propose tax cuts just so I could see what right-wing TooHot denizen would start the first "Damn Obama, cutting taxes, doesn't he know we're in a deficit and can't afford this!!" thread.
So when are we going to bomb Darfur? When is that war starting, since all those innocent people have been murdered? Where is the outrage of all the innocent killings in Africa? And BTW, to me it doesn't make sense to bomb kill innocents, when innocents are killed. But good gawd, Obama has to save face!
But he has to do something, because one team says so. Just not whatever he does. Because that'll simply be unacceptable, whatever it is, including doing nothing.
It's interesting to see conservatives who said Sadaam's use of chemical weapons was justification for invading Iraq and staying there for 7 or 8 years now oppose intervention in Syria. In either case, I'm against intervention unless it's a UN operation.
To me is more interesting to see pacifists defend this idiocy. Kerry lmao, he is arguing for war. I was ok with Afghanistan. I was not happy when we went to Irak, and I'm horrified that they are doing this. I was against ousting Kadafi. Why can't we just ignore these animals, who have very little values in common with us? They are looking for excuses to keep hating/hurting us. Are liberals ever capable of learning from mistakes?
Tax credits =/= tax rate cuts, at all, not the same beast. But that is neither here nor there. Obama has managed to do pretty much everything wrong at this point, enough so that Robert Duvall is probably in his headset telling him to hit the pace car. He thoughtlessly committed his and this country's reputation to a line in the sand about chemical weapon use, clearly not in a "words have meaning, choices and actions matter and have consequences" frame of mind. Then when it starts getting crossed, he vascillates, already singing his credibility. Then, feeling pressure, he decides he wants to blow some stuff up, despite having no particular operational objective and despite almost guaranteeing it will be a meaningless gesture by saying it will be just a brief strike and even what the targets are likely to be. Then, he utterly fails to obtain even mild coalition support, surprisingly, for a campaign that would mostly serve to give Obama good press. He literally has no way through this without showing his ass at this point. It is frustrating and embarrassing to watch. Despite Obama being the leader most carrying the torch her amongst the world executives, his ambassador is the one who cba to show up at an emergency meeting of the Security Council... ugh. Theatre of the absurd.
Me, me, me. Think of others for a change. Try looking at things from the perspective of those who will get filthy rich off of it. They will unselfishly pocket their millions in anonymity and let someone else's kids get all the glory and death and mangled arms and legs and guilt and PTSD.
Lets' just say I'm tired. Another President taking us to war. It's almost like it's ingrained in our culture. Democrats...war...Republicans war...always war. Is there a pattern here? I don't know but it's time to look in the mirror...
Obama will find a mouthwash factory, warn the workers to leave, send in a cruise missile, give CNN/Wolf Blitzer and MSNBC/Chrissy Mathew co exclusives to the video and it will "magically" become a chemical weapons plant as Obama wins Nobel #2 and shows the world he is a MAN. And Chris will have a wet dream.


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You can learn an enormous amount of colorful information about a state's farm and ranch traditions by studying haylofts, crib barns and horse stalls. The character of Montana barns speaks to generations of hard work, as early settlers balanced their lives against the cruel forces of nature and the generous bounty of the land. The quality craftsmanship and variety of styles are a testament to the diversity of workers who populated the state: Kentucky horse breeders, French Canadian stockmen, Scandinavian immigrants, Italian stonemasons.
"Hand Raised: The Barns of Montana," a finalist in the Art and Photography and Best Nonfiction categories of the High Plains Book Awards, illuminates the unique agricultural history of Montana. Divided into regional chapters — Western Valleys, Great Divide, Missouri River and the Yellowstone Basin — this coffee table book features 140 of the more than 6,000 known historic barns across the Big Sky, and it includes both contemporary color images by Tom Ferris and vintage photographs.
It is easy to be lured just by the book's beautiful illustrations, but the featured barns also come with stories, carefully researched by the writing team of Chere Jiusto and Christine Brown. As is often the case with historical nonfiction, the narrative can be somewhat dry, but the facts and nuances of the stories speak for themselves. The result is a volume rich in architectural and historical detail, celebrating the spirit and ingenuity of rural communities and family enterprises.
Through homesteading days and gold rush booms of the 1880s to the agricultural droughts of the 1920s, farmers and ranchers continued to build. As expected, they raised more modest structures in lean years and extravagant, elegant buildings in times of prosperity. Consequently, beyond having strictly utilitarian functions, many barns are also graceful and stately, architecturally grounded in Montana's scenery.
The authors note that many of these magnificent buildings are disappearing from the landscape and make a call for their preservation. Some of the historic structures remain spry and freshly painted "barn red"; sadly, others are falling into disrepair through neglect and age. It is heartwarming to read of some landowners who are preserving the barns, not strictly for utilitarian reasons but for their sheer beauty and cultural significance.
I've always believed that you can uncover a great deal about a society by carefully studying just one of its traditions. "Hand Raised" does a fine job of that; it is a welcome addition to the marvelous history and culture of Montana.
Corby Skinner is the director of the YMCA Writer's Voice and head wrangler for the 10th annual High Plains BookFest.


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Dr. Al Snih came to UTMB in 1998 and is Assistant Professor in the Division of Rehabilitation Sciences and Fellow at the Sealy Center on Aging. She received her degree in Medicine at the Universidad Central de Venezuela, "Luis Razetti" School of Medicine (1986) in Caracas-Venezuela. She received further training at the University Hospital of Caracas, where she completed her Internal Medicine residency in 1991 and her fellowship in Rheumatology in 1993. Then she served as faculty in the Rheumatology division taking care of patients, training of rheumatology fellows, and conducting clinical research from 1994 to 1998. Upon her arrival in the United States, she completed her Master of Science degree in August 2001, in the Department of Preventive Medicine and Community Health at UTMB; then she completed her PhD in health services research, with special focus in the health of the older adult Hispanics in May 2005.
She has published over 60 articles in top peer-review journals. Her work has been widely cited by researchers at the national and international levels in a number of prestigious journals. She serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Aging Health and the Open Geriatric Medicine Journal.
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Dr. Fry's research focuses on elucidating the mechanisms that regulate skeletal muscle hypertrophy to establish interventions to maintain skeletal muscle mass and strength during conditions of muscle wasting. His graduate research at UTMB under the mentorship of Blake Rasmussen, PhD involved the use of human subjects in a clinical setting. These graduate studies explored the regulation of skeletal muscle protein anabolism/catabolism from muscle biopsies utilizing immunoblotting, quantitative real time PCR and stable isotopic tracer methodologies for the quantification of protein synthesis and degradation. Dr. Fry's plans to utilize cell culture and transgenic animal models to better characterize the regulation of skeletal muscle growth and explore the role of satellite cells, or muscle stem cells, in skeletal muscle plasticity and fibrosis. Following his postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Kentucky, he was recruited back to UTMB to continue his work on muscle stem cells in aging.
Dr. Jaramillo received her medical education and Doctorate of Medicine from UTMB in 2009. She graduated from the Internal Medicine Residency Program at UTMB (2012). Dr. Jaramillo completed her clinical training at UTMB in 2013 as a Fellow in Geriatrics. She is now an Instructor at UTMB in the Geriatrics Department. She is currently working on a Master's degree in Clinical Science.
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I'm still here supporting you Chris I was here in the beginning and I will be here until the end{which will never happen} i love you sooo much and I'm so proud of the work you've done with Graffiti
Hey Chris !
iJust joined team breezy yesterday...and iWant to tell you that you have grown 2be a very STRONG & Independent young man...you've come a lonq way..and you kept movinq 4ward wen ALMOST everybody had their back 2wards you!!! iHave always tried my best 2suppport you from the time you first came out in '05 til now !! And i will keep supportinq you nonstop...You really inspire me 2stay stronq and keep my head up..and believe in myself when no one else does :)
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by Mrz. Breezy24 - Thursday, Nov 24, 2011 - 11:11pm GMTI love ur music so much... u r my idol .... Love u <3!!!
by Brittney Nechel... - Wednesday, Nov 16, 2011 - 7:07pm GMTHey Chris!
Your F.A.M.E concert was off the Chain. Your performances just
keep getting better and better. You are truly "thee best that ever did it". Can hardly wait for our next date. The Prince is knocking at the King of POP's door. Hail !!! to PRINCE BREEZY. Say it with me now.
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Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - Kevin Durant scored 26 points, Russell Westbrook added 24 and James Harden totaled 21 off the bench, as Oklahoma City took apart Memphis, 111-102, to even their Western Conference semifinal series.
Eric Maynor chipped in 15 points, Westbrook dished out six assists and Nick Collison totaled seven points and seven rebounds for Oklahoma City, which tied the series at 1-1.
"We came out and played with a lot of effort in the right areas," said Thunder head coach Scott Brooks.
Mike Conley led the way with 24 points and eight assists, Zach Randolph added 15 points despite a 2-of-13 shooting night and Marc Gasol donated 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Grizzlies, who have still stolen homecourt advantage thanks to their 114-101 victory in Game 1.
"After losing Game 1 at home, you don't have nothing else to do but play with a chip on your shoulder," said Durant. "They beat us pretty badly, so we wanted to do the same."
The series shifts to Memphis for Game 3 on Saturday.
Oklahoma City didn't score until Thabo Sefolosha's trey nearly three minutes in, but it scored in bunches after that. Back-to-back treys by Durant gave the home team a 13-8 edge, and the margin grew to double digits at 26-15 on Maynor's layup with 36.7 ticks to go.
"I say the desperate team usually wins and they were the desperate team in their play," said Memphis head coach Lionel Hollins. "They came out and attacked. We settled for a lot of jump shots."
The Thunder left the first quarter with a 28-17 advantage and held on to their comfortable margin, claiming a 43-35 on Westbrook's jumper. Oklahoma City took a 54-44 halftime lead, shooting 56 percent from the floor with 14 points coming from Westbrook and 13 from Durant. Memphis made just 41 percent of its shots, without a made trey, and was paced by Conley's 10 points.
The edge was as high as 13 points on several occasions in the third, but also as low as 74-68 on O.J. Mayo's three-point play nearing the final minute of the period. Serge Ibaka's tip-in capped the third quarter scoring, then the Thunder scored the first five points of the fourth with Harden's two free throws making it 81-68.
Maynor, who drained a trey to start the fourth, buried another for an 84-71 game and Ibaka's jumper gave the Thunder a sizeable 86-71 lead with just over nine minutes to play.
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Persson advises commissioners not to attend Sleepy Lagoon meeting
Date: October 29, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Town Attorney David Persson sent an e-mail to Longboat Key town commissioners Wednesday, Oct. 28, advising them to consider "politely declining" a Sleepy Lagoon Homeowners meeting next week.
Because the main topic of discussion at the Wednesday, Nov. 4 meeting will be the site plan for the future Christ Church of Longboat Key, Presbyterian multi-functional building planned at 6400 Gulf of Mexico Drive and General Harris Street.
Several Sleepy Lagoon residents are upset with the project, which must be approved by the Town Commission, because they are worried about traffic and parking concerns in their community.
Persson, however, suggested commissioners consider staying away from the meeting.
Wrote Persson: "I just wanted to remind you that you are the final authority for site plan applications. The church's request is a site plan application. Therefore you will hear this quasi-judicial application at an advertised public meeting. Attendance at the Sleepy Lagoon meeting where this will be discussed will be an ex-parte communication."
Persson explained that the town's policy, established by a resolution, discourages ex-parte communications.
Ex-parte communication is any conversation held about a particular hearing before it is heard before the commission in an advertised meeting setting.
"I think it is obvious that the more ex-parte communications that occur, the more the formal process of review could be viewed as tainted," Persson wrote.
Persson also used the church site plan to allude to bigger issues, such as The Longboat Key Club and Resort's Islandside expansion and renovation plan.
"While this might not be a huge issue with a church site plan, it could be with other projects," Persson wrote.
Persson explained that mere attendance at the meeting is okay, as long as two or more commissioners are not exchanging ideas about the project.
"It is for these reasons that I continue to recommend that invitations of this nature be politely declined," Persson wrote.
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Jets Shuffle Lineup; Some Tweets from the Players Affected
Posted by Erik Manassy on Sep 2, 2013 in Player Tweets | 0 comments
Cut weekend can't be fun for any football player that knows he is on what they call the NFL bubble. Approximately 700 players would be cut on Saturday and then the waiver claims would begin and they did.
The Jets ended up making three claims and announced their practice squad.
Greg McElroy put out a tweet that was classy expressing his gratitude for the organization and the fan support.
Here are some other interesting tweets.
nyjets Jets have acquired 3 players off waivers: RB Alex Green (fr GB), T Ben Ijalana (fr IND) and LB Scott Solomon (fr TEN).http://t.co/dMDNu1sPZn 9/1/13 5:06 PM |
nyjets Team has agreed to add to practice squad: WR Michael Campbell,LB Troy Davis,DT Tevita Finau,S Rontez Miles,TE Chris Pantale,T JB Shugarts 9/1/13 5:06 PM |
Kahlil Bell had an impressive Camp but was released when Jets claimed Alex Green
KahlilBell32 Headed back to cali. Thanks nyc!!! 9/2/13 6:54 AM |
AGreen_20 Headed to NY. Thanks y'all ALL for supporting me. Y'all witnessing God's work. #faith #jets 9/1/13 2:46 PM |
Another player fans thought would crack the lineup. Looked like he made the team and was released. His reaction:
dannylan58 Wow!!!!! 9/1/13 3:25 PM |
Former Jet WR Jordan White (released this summer due to injury)
e_man @_JordanWhite how's rehab going? 9/1/13 2:52 PM |
_JordanWhite @e_man going. Good. Back to sprinting running routes. Feel good. Getting back to shape 9/1/13 2:58 PM |
e_man @_JordanWhite that's great to hear! 9/1/13 2:58 PM |
Antonio Cromartie has a cousin who made the Chargers Practice Squad (The team that drafted Antonio)
A_Cromartie31 Congrats 2 my lil cuzz @Cromartie_M on being signed 2 Practice Squad 4 the Chargers. It's a stepping stone. Now show them u r ready. 9/1/13 4:38 PM |
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Homage or insult?
Look at these photos and then read what taking them might mean in the "Tourist snaps: Why do we travel?" post below.
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Tourist snaps: Why do we travel?
I'm pretty sure I'm not a sexist, colonialist pig. I came back from a recent sojourn to Ghana with a camera-load of images showing women balancing loads on their heads. You know the shot I'm talking about. It's almost a stereotype, much beloved by National Geographic illustrators, artists and artisans who turn out African batiks […]
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My mother is better than your mother
Congratulations to Helen Hagen of Rexford who was crowned Albany's 2012 Mother of the Year yesterday at the Tulip Festival. She sounds like an amazing woman. But my mother should have won that crown. In fact, my mom — and yours too probably — didn't stand a chance. Oh yes, this is sour grapes big […]
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50 Shades of censorship
If it is not the worst book I've ever read, it certainly ranks in the bottom five. A couple weeks ago, my college buddy Barbara in New York City emailed me to drop everything and start reading "50 Shades of Gray" because she was weirded out to be so so hooked on a book about […]
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Immigrant tales
To teach UAlbany journalism students about globalization I ask them to report on their families' past. "How did you get to this classroom?" is the assignment. Globalization sounds momentous, but in simplest terms it is really just people moving around (immigration/migration) and dealing/trading with each other as they always have. Technology has complicated and sped […]
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A radical idea on Tax Day
As many Americans, me included, rush to get their tax returns or at least requests for filing extensions postmarked by April 17, here's something to ponder. Why are our tax returns closely held private information? I propose that like property records and police crime reports and traffic accidents, tax returns in a democracy should be […]
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Media critic Jim Romenesko and the Huffington Post are reporting today that a Topeka, KS judge declared a mistrial in a murder case because of a reporter with a camera — actually a smartphone — in the courtroom. It seems that reporter Ann Marie Bush of the Topeka Capital-Journal was live-tweeting the trial – that […]
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Tiger Woods missed the cut at a major for the fourth time in his professional career after again struggling with his game in the second round of the US PGA Championship.
The former world No 1 knew he was facing a battle to make the weekend when he teed off at rain-sodden Valhalla after opening with a three-over 74 on Thursday.
His participation had been in doubt until Wednesday after he withdrew from the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational on Sunday due to back spasms.
And his back problems appeared to have resurfaced when he grimaced after hooking his tee shot on the seventh hole.
That followed a double bogey on the previous hole and a number of missed short putts over the opening holes.
Woods eventually laboured to a bogey on the seventh and there was speculation that he could call it a day after completing the front nine.
However, he continued to play on the back nine, albeit within himself, and he closed in a positive manner with birdies at the 15th and 18th, either side of a bogey at the 16th.
That left him with another 74 and his six-over score was five shots adrift of the cut mark.
The last time Woods failed to make it to the weekend at a major was the 2011 US PGA Championship in Atlanta and he also missed the cut at the 2009 Open and 2006 US Open.
Woods said: "I tried as hard as I could. Unfortunately, I just didn't play well. A pair of 74s isn't very good.
"It was tough. I hit a lot of shots out there. Seventy-four of 'em. It was a long day."
The 38-year-old's injury problems and poor form are a concern for US Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson and he was asked about what he would tell Watson with regards to his participation at Gleneagles next month.
"I don't know, he hasn't called yet," replied Woods.


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A simple joy arises when we become present with the reality of our lives and return home to our bodies. This retreat will be a time to slow down and cultivate presence through the profound techniques of alignment-based yoga asana and pranayama, and Zen teachings on compassionate awareness.
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1 From James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ. To all of God's people who are scattered everywhere in the world: Greetings. | 1 James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, To the twelve tribes scattered among the nations: Greetings. |
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1 These are the words that Moses spoke to all Israel beyond the Jordan in the wilderness, in the Arabah over against Suph, between Paran and Tophel, Laban, Haze'roth, and Di' -zahab. | 1 These are the words Moses spoke to all Israel in the desert east of the Jordan--that is, in the Arabah--opposite Suph, between Paran and Tophel, Laban, Hazeroth and Dizahab. |
2 It is eleven days' journey from Horeb by the way of Mount Se'ir to Ka'desh-bar'nea. | 2 (It takes eleven days to go from Horeb to Kadesh Barnea by the Mount Seir road.) |
3 And in the fortieth year, on the first day of the eleventh month, Moses spoke to the people of Israel according to all that the LORD had given him in commandment to them, | 3 In the fortieth year, on the first day of the eleventh month, Moses proclaimed to the Israelites all that the LORD had commanded him concerning them. |
4 after he had defeated Sihon the king of the Amorites, who lived in Heshbon, and Og the king of Bashan, who lived in Ash'taroth and in Ed're-i. | 4 This was after he had defeated Sihon king of the Amorites, who reigned in Heshbon, and at Edrei had defeated Og king of Bashan, who reigned in Ashtaroth. |
5 Beyond the Jordan, in the land of Moab, Moses undertook to explain this law, saying, | 5 East of the Jordan in the territory of Moab, Moses began to expound this law, saying: |
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My husband sent some pics of my cakes in to a bakery outside of DC just for the fun of it..he ended up getting a job interview for each of us, he for an executive chef opening in another branch of the same company, and I for a pastry chef/cake decorator with skills in fondant, gum paste, carving, airbrushing, etc. They seem genuinely interested and excited, and "cleared their calendars" for the day of our visit.
This is what I need to figure out:
1) How much should I be asking for salary/hourly wise, with and/or without factoring in the tremendous increase in cost of living expenses?
2) I am self taught, with no formal education and little to no actual employment as a decorator, so what would you suggest for a resume format or complete alternative? A Portfolio? Suggestions for that type of thing, as well please!
3) Anything I should bring, prepare, ask, request, etc. while at my interview? I am pretty nervous...I haven't interviewed for too many jobs in my life, period...especially not ones for which I was invited from out of town!
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Topic: Kongregate / [How To] Get Kongregate Arcade to work on PC
Originally posted by kadleon:Does this still work? Can't find the kongregate arcade app on bluestacks using the search function :-(
EDIT: Okay, so apparently I had to log in to Google >.< Thanks for confirming, Thyrael!
This except I'm logged in and kong arcade app doesn't exist according to my bluestacks. My first two results for "kongregate arcade" are Run and Escape. What could I have done wrong?


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I was traumatized as a child by Magic Journeys and The Haunted Mansion. **I have a LGMH with me at all times.** {Is it Podcast day yet??}
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Any 'paleo' eaters out there? Best restaurants for meat and vegetables?
Hi everyone! What WDW restaurants make really good salads or meat and vegetable dishes? We try to eat 'grain-free', aka meat, vegetables, fruits, nuts, etc... with gluten-free treats allowed while at WDW (). I was thinking the Cobb Salad at the Brown Derby, or a steak at Yachtsman.... any other suggestions?
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Although I don't do paleo while on vacation, I hope I can help you a bit here! Ohana might be a good option since there is lots of meat and veggies. I had a great meal at Narcoossee's last month that had no grain (halibut with wild boar and a southern slaw). If you are looking for quick service, I would recommend Tangierine Cafe at Epcot Morocco pavilion. The shwarma platters come with pita an couscous, but there is an ample portion of meat and sides of hummus (although beans aren't paleo) and tabbouleh.
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It's surprisingly easy, as long as you're willing to give a little on things like soy/sugar/grass-fed/peanuts/dairy. If you aren't, then sit down restaurants, buffets, and eating things you bring in are your best bet. Lots of Paleo bloggers have done Disney. Google is your friend.
Table service is super easy as long as you're not choosing pizza and pasta. You can note that you'd like to speak with the chef if you're concerned about oils/soy/hidden starch, or, if you aren't so particular, you can just ask for extra veggies as a substitute for a starchy side and fruit as your dessert. I'm partial to Artists Point at the Wilderness Lodge and the buffalo steak. NOM. Ohana is a great choice--similar to a Brazillian restaurant. Note on your ADR that you need a Grain Free/Soy Free meal and they'll roast your meat without the maranade. They may offer a substitution for the noodles/dessert, as well. Biergarten is another place that may work well for you. We're planning to try it on our next trip. All the parks have quick service rotisserie chicken/rib places. You can also get Turkey Legs in each park. MK has a roasted pork shank at Gaston's Tavern that I'm REALLY excited to try. Columbia Harbor House in MK has a salmon/broccoli/quinoa platter that may work for you depending on where you fall on the quinoa scale (you might be able to get extra broccoli instead if you ask.) Sunshine Seasons at Epcot also has a really nice salad with beets and goat cheese (if you occasionally do cheese.) and a great pork chop dinner (not sure if you can swap out the cheddar mashed potatoes or get the chop ala carte). My other suggestion: SCHWARMA at Tangerine Cafe in Morocco. Love. It. Liberty Square Market has an assortment of fruits, veggies, pickles (Crazy refreshing!) and baked potatoes--sometimes baked sweet potatoes. For treats-- Main Street Confectionery usually has chocolate dipped fruits (strawberries, bananas, pineapple) and Big Top Treats near Dumbo has chocolate dipped frozen bananas with peanuts. Bring some Uber Bars and jerky, maybe a PaleoKit or two, and you'll be GOLDEN. Have a great time! (Search on the boards here for paleo, primal, and low carb. There are some other great ideas out there.)
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I am smack dab in the middle of kansas and want to experience different brews. not necessarily anything rare or expensive, just good quality beers from a few of your local breweries. My town is home to Tallgrass brewing and has some great brews. Free state brewing is also close and has great beers as well. If you know of something that is available in my area that you cannot get just ask and i will look. I really am open to most trades as long as both sides trade equal amounts/quality. Let me know what you are looking for and what you can offer, i am sure we can make a trade happen! I wouldnt even be opposed to trading a mix sixer or one bomber for example, so just ask, worst i can say is no some other companies i may have access to: flying monkey Mother's Crabtree Peace Tree Cathedral Square Crown Valley Marshall Choc Granite City Odell SKA Iron City BridgePort
o and boulevard of course, cant forget that one!
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Just a heads up, I like all beers styles EXCEPT coffee stouts, I do not like coffee so this kinda kills it for me unfortunately, even the breckenridge brewing vanilla porter was too much coffee flavor for me, great beer otherwise
Somebody trade this dude for Odell mercenary, slayer of all the big boy ipas, you won't be disappointed
someone has pm-ed me for that brew this morning haha i am checking my local beer stores today but their website said i should have some in town! from the few responses i have gotten, this one has come up twice, must be very good!
anyone who wants to trade for odells myrcenary let me know!
In interested in some Odell's and ska. I'm ct and have access to anything in ct, ny, and ma
Finsfan picked up a 6 pack of Dirty Hippie and to tell you the truth the name does speaks for it self.. My not be a send worthy.. I remember now why I don't buy it..
I'd be down for swapping some mixed six packs. I'm in Milwaukee, WI and the breweries I like that pop into my mind are Lakefront, Sprecher, New Glarus, O'So, Furthermore, Milwaukee Brewing, Central Waters, Bells (MI), and Great Lakes (OH). I'll do some research to see what I may want if you do the same.


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Managing a big enterprise network takes a sound basis of theoretical knowledge and a great deal of experience. Linux Magazine asked author and sysadmin guru Charly Kühnast for a couple of hands-on reports based on his daily experiences. At first, Charly mumbled something about being overworked and bolted down the hallway. But just two doors down, he stopped and talked his co-workers into helping him out with anecdotes from their daily life. And as the guys run a fairly impressive network, they have plenty of tales.
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Tips To Finding Your Perfect Fit
- Do you know what glasses size best fits you? Search for the perfect fitting pair by narrowing your search based on your size measurements.
- Tip - Measure your current glasses. The size measurements can be found on the inside temple of your current glasses.
Glasses Size Chart
Get a feel for what your general glasses size is with the size chart.
- Frame Width
- Lens Width
- Lens Height
- Bridge Width
- Arm Length
- Narrow Fit
- 128-144mm
- 42-48mm
- 20-26mm
- 16-17mm
- 130-135mm
- Average Fit
- 130-152mm
- 49-52mm
- 27-38mm
- 18-19mm
- 136-140mm
- Wide Fit
- 145-160mm
- 53-58mm
- 39-50mm
- 20-22mm
- 141-150mm
- Gender:
- Female
- Material:
- Acetate
- Color:
- Chocolate Brown
- Spring Hinges:
- Yes
- Progressive Eligible:
- Yes
- Lens Width:
- Lens Height:
- Bridge Width:
- Arm Length:
- Frame width:
- 53 mm
- 39 mm
- 16 mm
- 140 mm
- 133 mm
Size Match
How will I know if these frames fit?Product Description
Nicole Miller Fifth C02 Chocolate Brown eyeglasses are natural and adventurous. This spectacular cateye style has a rich brown exterior, while the interior boasts a beige and brown crosshatching pattern. The embellished temples feature a satin gunmetal metal panel accented with a wood inspired strip for an earthy touch.About the Brand
Nicole Miller's designs uniquely combine elegance and rebellion to achieve a subtle sexiness that is the essence of modern femininity. With her use of rich tones and unique prints, she conjures a fashion fantasy every season. Complete your look with a pair of Nicole Miller eyeglasses.Rates estimated for shipping to: United States
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