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18 For if [the] heritage were of the law, it were not now of promise. But God granted to Abraham through promise [Forsooth God gave to Abraham by again-promise]. | 18 For if the inheritance depends on the law, then it no longer depends on a promise; but God in his grace gave it to Abraham through a promise. |
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Contributors to this volume take issue with the 'idealist' approach in which land and landscape - place and space - are read as purely expressive and ultimately poetic. They argue that too much emphasis on the subjective construction of land obscures the fundamentally meaningful sense in which land is also used and appropriated: while land may have some subjective, ideological meaning, it exists, also, as a practical resource. The essays focus on postcolonial legacies in land law, contemporary disputes and land claims surrounding ancestral lands, conservation issues and road protests. Areas covered include Western and Eastern Europe, West Africa, the Caribbean, Australia and the Pacific, India and Indonesia.
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Apple Mac OS X is vulnerable to an undisclosed configuration file security issue in Common Unix Printing System (CUPS).
Apply Security Update 2004-04-05 for this vulnerability, as listed in Apple Security Updates Article ID: 61798. See References.
- AppleCare Knowledge Base Document 61798: Apple Security Update 2004-04-05.
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- BID-10062: CUPS Unspecified Configuration Vulnerability
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- OSVDB ID: 15014: Apple Mac OS X CUPS Unspecified Configuration File Issue
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Prometheus Magma T Triple Torch Table Lighter Review
Prometheus Magma T Triple Torch Table Lighter Review
This is a stunning, solid metal chrome polished large table lighter, designed to last for dozens of cigars while still remaining pocketable. The top is on a tension spring loaded support flipping easily and staying put when open. It has triple torch burners that combine flames for an inch of precision flame and a couple more of a much softer region, perfect for both fast lights or slow toasting depending on your needs. The side features (more…)
Tosa Churchill Cigar Review
Tosa Churchill Cigar Review
This 7×48 stick features a dark brown oily satin finished wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams, double cap, firm even pack and a rich hay aroma. First light reveals (more…)
Press Release: THE NEW G.A.R. RED: MORE BANG FOR YOUR BUCK
Gran Habano announces the release of G.A.R. Red full-bodied, big-ring gauge premium cigars.
Miami, Florida, September 25. 2013 – Santa Cruz Tobacco has unveiled an addition to the G.A.R. by George A. Rico lines, the G.A.R. Red Trays that are nothing but amazing in size and price.
These robust smokes come in a complex blend containing 100 cigars in each tray, in three sizes that are now tradition in the Gran Habano Family: 6 x 60, 6 x 66, and the incredibly popular 7 x 70. The most impressive of all is the price, the 7 x 70 size coming in at a MSRP of $5.00.
This fully-loaded, 100% Puro Nicaraguan (more…)
Felix Assouline Ego Maniac Cigar Review
Felix Assouline Ego Maniac Cigar Review
This 6.5×56 stick features a dark brown and red glove soft wrapper with an even soft box pressed pack, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, large triple cap and rich peppery hay aroma. First light reveals (more…)
Crémo Capa Caliente Toro Cigar Review
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Crémo Capa Caliente Toro Cigar Review
This 6×52 stick features a very dark brown firm, dry slightly toothy wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams, triple cap and rich musty chocolate aroma. First light reveals (more…)
Dante Robusto Cigar Review
Dante Robusto Cigar Review
This 5×50 stick features a dark chocolate mottled wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, small holes tears and imperfections, triple cap, firm lumpy pack and a rich musty chocolate aroma. First light reveals (more…)
New Smoker Contest
First, congratulations to Jay, winner of last week's photo contest! Get me your mailing info and your sampler will go right out!
Now on to the next! This time I want you to think about how best to describe your love of cigar smoking with a non-smoker. Think about someone who has never even entertained the notion of enjoying one, and might even have a negative connotation in their mind. What would you say to them if they ask you 'why do you smoke cigars?'
Comment and share using the buttons below for an entry. A random winner will be drawn next week for a custom sampler plus a lighter! Entrants must be 18+ years of age and have a US mailing address. Good luck!
Press Release: House of Emilio Announces Master Retailer Program
Press Release: House of Emilio Announces Master Retailer Program
Gary Griffith announced today that House of Emilio, which includes the Emilio, 1502, Ezra Zion, Nomad, Epicurean, Rodrigo, Guayacan, and Bodega Premium cigar brands has created a "Master Retailer" program.
Participating retailers receive training for their staff on all House of Emilio brands and blends so as to best serve the consumer. Qualifying retailers carry facings from every brand in the line, assuring consumers the best possible selection from a well-informed and educated staff.
In addition consumers can be assured that Master Retailers have the earliest access to new product releases, and enjoy the benefit of extra allocation of limited edition products.
"This is an important step for us," says Griffith, "in that we are able to be certain that retailer staff is well versed on the profiles of each of the blends in order to appropriately make recommendations to consumers."
Over time this program will be expanded to include additional enhancements that will have value for both the retailer and consumer.
Interested retailers may get additional details by contacting Nathan McIntyre, National Sales Director.
Gary A. Griffith
Emilio Cigars
Press Release: Emilio Cigars to release Draig Cayuquero
Press Release: Emilio Cigars to release Draig Cayuquero
Gary Griffith of Emilio Cigars announced today that the second release in the Draig series, Cayuquero, will begin shipping to retailers within the next few weeks.
Each year Griffith creates a new blend in the series, and production is limited to however many cigars can be made from the selected tobaccos.
This years release will be available in four sizes: Corona, Robusto, Toro, and a small run of Torpedo. Total production is 1600 boxes, with quantities per size varying based on how wrapper graded out.
The cigars feature a Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper, enveloping a delicious blend of sweet Jalapa, and spicy Esteli ligero, and are packed 10 to a box.
As always, the cigars are dedicated to Griffith's Welsh heritage, and feature the Welsh dragon on both the boxes and bands.
Gary A. Griffith
Emilio Cigars
Press Release: Guayacan Cigars expands offerings
Press Release: Guayacan Cigars expands offerings
After meeting with Guayacan Cigars owner and blender Noel Rojas this morning Gary Griffith of the House of Emilio is pleased to announce size extensions to the original Guayacan blend.
The original Guayacan with an Ecuadoran Habano wrapper will be available soon in two new sizes: Corona and 6×60.
In addition, there willl be 4 sizes released in a new blend featuring a San Andres maduro wrapper and entirely different filler.
These new products will give Guayacan a stronger market presence, and fill niches that consumers have requested.
According to Griffith the new vitolas should be available around the end of the year.
Gary A. Griffith
Emilio Cigars


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Lacette Graham's twin sister, Kellie, has been competing with her since they shared a crib. And in thirty-three years, nothing has changed--except success, money, and men have come into play. But when the girls' parents separate, and their grandmother dies, Kellie's selfish… (more)
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3 And, oh, yes, Syzygus, since you're right there to help them work things out, do your best with them. These women worked for the Message hand in hand with Clement and me, and with the other veterans - worked as hard as any of us. Remember, their names are also in the book of life. | 3 Yes, and I ask you, loyal yokefellow, help these women who have contended at my side in the cause of the gospel, along with Clement and the rest of my fellow workers, whose names are in the book of life. |
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As previously mentioned, I have three professional grade vacuform machines and approximately 10k sheets of 2 x 4 abs plastic in a warehouse.
Iconic Props is looking for talented prop builders to partner with. We have approximately 3-4 people that are planning our 2015 projects which include marvel, dc and startwars concepts.
If you have experience creating bucks for vacuforming, or have a project you want to get off the ground, message me.
Ideally we want to have a group of 5 people with varying skills and interests. We are looking for sculpters, fabricators, leather worker, vacuform buck work, 3d design etc.
The things you must have:
Good work ethic and can deliver on time.
A good reputation.
The website www.iconicprops.com will be getting a revamp with bios, blogs, tutorials and sales areas for everyone involved as soon as we fill out the core.
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Yesterday we stopped off at our local Farmer's Market and had a ton of fun. The kids have never been to one of these, I did once when I was in my early twenties but I've never lived near an area that did it ever since that time. So hearing they had one in town until the end of May meant we had to at least check it out. I imagined all those fresh fruits and veggies but didn't expect everything. IMG: Elizabeth Ferree When we told the kids where we were going we were asked questions such as: "Will we see cows? What about sheep? Can they let us visit their farm? Oh can we just buy a farm from them?" Yes, the kids know how much I really, really want to live on a farm. I'd love to raise a few animals, have fresh eggs, have goat's milk and try my hand at gardening. I would love to live away from the city with some property. I have never been one to live near the city, traffic scares me and I hate driving. We did answer each of their questions, but more kept coming. As we pulled in they couldn't get out of the car fast enough. To be fair this was not a farmer's market like I thought, maybe they all went on vacation or couldn't make it this month. But there were about 7-10 little tents set up, some had vegetables, jams, plants, seedlings, soaps, etc. We bought two of the homemade jams, one strawberry and the other Hot Pepper Jam and they gave us a huge bag of spicy spinach leaves (which I have no clue how to use), another we bought 5 little plants (peppers, jalapeno, tomato and some others that had no names). We also stopped by and bought a few homemade muffins and honey sticks. Before leaving the hubby had to stop off at the beef tent and bought $50 worth of meat, we ate a few sirloins last night and while I'm not much of a red meat fan I certainly loved these. IMG: Elizabeth Ferree My son (SoccerBoy) insisted on this little guy that got broke during their drive out here and looked very sad. Honestly I don't know if it'll make it but he insisted we could try because no one else would. It already had a pepper on it. Anyone know how to help this little guy? So hopefully our beautiful vegetable plants grow and produce something. I never can get them to grow from seeds. The kids though had full bellies and can't wait to go back. Next time we were told they'll have even more tomatoes, so we are already looking at recipes to use with tomatoes. I better end this my biscuits just finished baking and I want to use that Hot Pepper Jam. Yummy, smells good. Post from: Blisstree |
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Complete Record - Heirs of Hippocrates No. 1975
ISIDOR VON NEUMANN (1832-1906). Atlas der Hautkrankheiten. 2nd ed. Vienna and Leipzig: Wilhelm Braumüller, 1896. vi [185] pp., 72 leaves of col. plates, illus. 35.5 cm. Half calf with cloth boards.
The study of dermatology and venereology were very closely related during the nineteenth century and Neumann was one of several prominent physicians who succeeded in mastering both disciplines. Neumann, a native of Czechoslovakia, received his medical degree at Vienna in 1858. He served as a resident with Hebra and rose within the Vienna academic community until he succeeded Karl Ludwig Sigmund (1810-1883) in the chair of dermatology and syphilis where he remained until his death. Neumann made important contributions to the study of seborrheic keratosis, lichen planus, ecthyma, and the idiopathic atrophies of the skin. He was an expert microscopist and was a strong supporter of histopathology, carrying out early research into histological change, particularly in connection with senile degeneration of the skin and its lymph vessels. Neumann described a number of clinical entities, many of them for the first time, including pemphigus vegetans, alopecia cicatrisata, and porokeratosis. He studied both the clinical and public health aspects of leprosy as well as sanitary conditions, especially in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As a result of his endeavors, sanitary and public health improvements were made in those countries. Neumann's Lehrbuch der Hautkrankheiten, first published in 1869, achieved international renown, went through five editions, and was translated into several other languages. The present work first appeared at Vienna in 1881 only a year after the final edition of his Lehrbuch. Containing graphic depictions of many rare and common skin conditions, the first edition contained no text. However, this second edition was printed with text describing the various diseases that are illustrated.
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Sept. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Spain sold 3.95 billion euros ($5.44 billion) of bonds, just below its maximum target, and demand for the securities rose as the European Central Bank supports the nation's debt market.
The Treasury sold bonds due on Oct. 31, 2020 to yield an average 5.156 percent, compared with 5.2 percent when they were last issued on Feb. 17, and 5.196 percent on the secondary market before the sale. Securities maturing in April 2020 yielded an average 5.006 percent and bonds due in July 2019 yielded 4.969 percent, the Bank of Spain said.
Demand for the Oct. 2020 debt was 1.99 times the amount sold, compared with 1.54 at the February auction. The bid-to- cover ratio was 2.01 for the April 2020 bonds and 2.17 for the July 2019 securities. The Treasury set a maximum target of 4 billion euros for the sale.
"Demand was decent, although the pricing wasn't marvelous," Chiara Cremonesi, a strategist at UniCredit AG in London, said in a telephone interview. "The yields are still under pressure after the auction -- it's difficult to absorb supply in this market."
Spain's borrowing costs have fallen since the European Central Bank started propping up its bond market on Aug. 8. As part of their efforts to stem the spread of the sovereign debt crisis, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said late yesterday they're "convinced" Greece will stay in the euro area.
The yield on Spain's benchmark 10-year bond, which reached a 6.3 percent euro-era high on July 18, rose to 5.407 percent after the auction, from 5.358 percent yesterday. That pushed the spread over German bonds to 350 basis points, from 348 basis points yesterday.
Lack of Unity
"The European Central Bank credit card is running out, the involvement of private investors in Greece remains hanging in the air and euro-zone leaders are showing no unity," Fadi Zaher, a fixed-income strategist at Barclays Wealth in London, said before the auction.
Divisions among European leaders on aiding Greece and helping Spain and Italy avoid being engulfed by the debt crisis are sapping demand for those nations' bonds. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou's latest offer of increased austerity is failing to convince investors the country can avoid a default. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero is trying to cut a budget deficit that's three times the European Union limit and avoid following Greece, Portugal and Ireland into a bailout.
Italy's Treasury sold 3.9 billion euros of five-year bonds on Sept. 13, with yields rising to 5.6 percent compared with 4.93 percent when similar-maturity securities were sold on July 14. Demand was 1.28 times the amount offered, down from 1.93 times at the last sale.
Risk to Rating
Spain's credit rating faces risks "on the downside" as growth slows and regional governments fall behind schedule on deficit-reduction targets, Fitch Ratings Director Douglas Renwick said in a telephone interview on Sept. 13.
Fitch rates Spain AA+ with a "negative" outlook, and Renwick said weaker growth, failure to meet deficit targets or larger-than-forecast use of public funds to rescue banks could be "clear triggers for the rating." Moody's Investors Service has an Aa2 rating on Spain and Standard & Poor's rates it AA.
Zapatero said yesterday that market tension may affect the government's growth forecast. Still, he expects quarterly growth rates in the third and fourth quarters to be "similar" to the 0.2 percent expansion in the three months through June.
Investors are also concerned about Spanish banks' access to wholesale debt markets. Spanish banks' borrowings from the ECB surged to 69.9 billion euros in August, an 11-month high, from 52.05 billion euros in July, the Bank of Spain said yesterday.
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Don't know if you ever go to Superstore, they have a marinade called Memories of Kobe, it is a tamari garlic sauce. Hit eye of round with the Jaccard and then marinate for day or two. Cook medium rare and slice across the grain (like a London) and serve it on rolls or plate it with/on rice - we call it stinky steak, it is garlicly delicious. No idea what it would be like in sous vide.Little Steven said:Canadian, or at least eastern Canadian eye of round is good for shoe repair and not much more. I did one sous vide for 24 hours a few weeks ago and it was edible. Looking forward to going 48 hours on one.
Yes I have that. I think you guys get more Alberta beef than we do though. I haven't tried sous vide with a sauce type marinade but I have found a little seasoning goes a long way. I put a couple of cloves of garlic in with some pork chops on one of my first tries and they were almost inedible.
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Teagan Young Named November's UMW Wagner Wealth Management Athlete of the Month
December 3, 2014
After claiming first place at the CAC Championship and the NCAA Regional Championship, sophomore Teagan Young has been named as the UMW Wagner Wealth Management Athlete of the Month for November.
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Long-Time UMW Cross Country/Track and Field Coach Stan Soper to Retire Following 2015 Season
November 25, 2014
Long-time University of Mary Washington men's and women's cross country and track and field coach Stan Soper has announced his retirement effective at the conclusion of the 2015 track and field season. Soper, one of the most respected and admired coaches at any level of NCAA athletics, retires after 40 years of teaching and coaching, including 31 at Mary Washington, making him the longest tenured coach in school history.
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Young, Braney Compete at NCAA Cross Country Championship
November 22, 2014
University of Mary Washington sophomore Teagan Young finished in 44th place overall, and senior Lauren Braney placed 234th among 275 runners at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championship on Saturday in Mason, Ohio.
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UMW's Teagan Young Named Regional Runner of the Year by USTFCCCA
November 19, 2014
University of Mary Washington sophomore Teagan Young, on the strength of her first place finish in the regional championship, was named region runner of the year by the United States Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association on Wednesday.
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Young Takes Overall Honors as UMW Women Place Fifth at NCAA Cross Country Regional; Men Take Ninth
November 15, 2014
Sophomore Teagan Young took first place honors as the University of Mary Washington women's cross country team finished in fifth place at the NCAA Cross Country Championships on Saturday in Rome, Ga. The Eagle men finished in ninth place. Senior Lauren Braney finished seventh ovrall, and will join Young at next Saturday's NCAA Championships.
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Just saw some of the other threads on this. I went to the store today to do some "research". Got a Avery Hog Heaven. Barley wine ale. It ended up being a very descent beer. Here is my little review. A- Really nice head and a brownish copper red. S- Very sweet smell, just some slight hop aroma. T- Very Sweet at first, but a good sweet I have never had a taste like this in a beer, then after the sweet a very pleasant hop bitterness. All in all I think this beer would be very good after a little aging. Still a very sipable beer. Im thinking of getting another to set aside for a few months.
You should also try their Russian Imperial Stout and IPA they are both VERY good as well.


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.- A French judge ruled yesterday that an ad campaign based on Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper is offensive to Catholics and ordered the ads removed. Judge Jean-Claude Magendie agreed with the French Catholic Church, granting it an injunction to ban the ads of leading fashion house Marithe and Francois Girbaud.
Ads feature designer-clad women in the place of Jesus and the Apostles, one of them with her arms around a half-naked man in jeans.
Despite arguments by Girbaud's lawyers that banning the ads would be censorship, the judge ruled that the ads were "a gratuitous and aggressive act of intrusion on people's innermost beliefs."
"The offence done to Catholics far outweighs the desired commercial goal," he said.
He ordered that all ads on display be taken down within three days. The association Belief and Liberties, which represented the church, was also awarded costs.
"When you trivialize the founding acts of a religion, when you touch on sacred things, you create an unbearable moral violence which is a danger to our children," Thierry Massis, legal counsel for Belief and Liberties, had told the court. "Tomorrow Christ on the cross will be selling socks."
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20 He was thirty-two years old when he began to reign, and he reigned eight years in Jerusalem; and he departed with no one's regret. They buried him in the city of David, but not in the tombs of the kings. | 20 Jehoram was thirty-two years old when he became king, and he reigned in Jerusalem eight years. He passed away, to no one's regret, and was buried in the City of David, but not in the tombs of the kings. |
Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1952 [2nd edition, 1971] by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (Revised Standard Version - Holy Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Demographic Shift Takes Place in Public Schools for First Time This Fall
Minority students expected to become majority in American public school system
A U.S. Department of Education report shows that for the first time this fall, minority…
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August 27, 2014
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NY Graduation Rates for Black, Hispanic Boys Lowest in Nation
Only 37 percent graduate high school in four years
Only 37 percent graduate high school in four years
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September 24, 2012
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Microsoft Game Designer Stays 'Kinected' to her Roots
Karisma Williams carves out a lane for herself and others in an industry where she's the minority
As a Senior Experience Developer/Designer for Xbox Kinect, Karisma Williams uses her tech knowledge to…
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October 18, 2011
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Minority businesses worry they may be overlooked when stimulus contracts get doled out
Black entrepreneurs say tracking stimulus dollars will improve minority business participation in federally funded projects.
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Comment on this storyThe case of four teenagers accused of raping, kidnapping and assaulting a 31-year-old woman was postponed in the Uitenhage Magistrate's Court, Eastern Cape police said on Tuesday.
Lieutenant-Colonel Priscilla Naidu said the youths aged between 17 and 18 appeared in court on Monday.
The four allegedly attacked the woman in Cembu Street, Kamesh on Thursday night.
"They asked money from her and when she gave them R6, they overpowered her and dragged her to the back of the house where they took turns to rape her, whilst assaulting her," Naidu said.
They were arrested on Sunday.
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Now You Can Find Puppy Love for Real on Tinder
If your friend tells you she's come across a real dog on the dating app Tinder recently, she may not be referring to some poor, hapless guy. Though posting pics with pups to lure fellow dog lovers is a popular ploy on Tinder, as of earlier this month, dogs actually have their own profiles to find them a loving home.
A group of marketing interns at creative brand services agency, The Barn, initiated the campaign in association with New York City's East Village–based rescue organization, Social Tees. The goal: to reduce the growing number of abandoned dogs in the Big Apple.
Pooch profiles come with all the vital information—name, age, breed, etc.—and a clever quote or two. One pup asks: "Your doghouse or mine?" while another's profile reads "11 months old. Pit mix. Fetch fanatic. Adores snuggling up and falling asleep on the couch. Ready to go home with the luckiest animal lover in town."
The hookup app, developed in 2012, gives its users the opportunity to swipe left on pictures of people—and now dogs—to indicate interest in getting to know them. If your preference matches with another's, you then have the option to begin a conversation and see where it leads you. If you realize you're barking up the wrong tree, you resume swiping.
But unlike with human-only interactions, regardless of your charm, no cute canine is going to venture out to a bar to meet you on a Friday night. Once you match with your potential new pup, you receive a message that refers you to the shelter where the abandoned dog is housed, and head there to formally adopt.
Just as with dating, your canine connection doesn't have to be a long-term thing. Social Tees is also giving users the option to foster a dog for a couple of weeks. Within just a week, the 10 dogs they've posted to the hookup app have garnered 2,700 matches!
So if you're having a ruff time finding a date on Tinder, maybe it's time to start swiping for an adorable pooch on the prowl for a home.


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This Guy Eats Pizza. Every. Single. Day.
This fella has an extra large size love of pizza.
This fella has an extra large size love of pizza.
Yesterday it was about 85 degrees outside, and about 78 degrees inside. I was craving pizza, but I didn't want to pay $700 for delivery. (Ok maybe not that much...) I also didn't want to heat up the house with the oven, so I grabbed a couple of Jack's Pizza's from the freezer. I was a little nervous to throw them on the grill, but decided to chance it.
Ok, they aren't that pretty and my co-host Ken would NOT approve because there is no meat. But, after my husband's doctor said we should be eating more fruits and veggies, I thought I'd give it a shot. Although, the credit for this healthy alternative to pizza has to go to the makers of Ragu Pizza Sauce.
The weather didn't stop hundreds of hungry people from enjoying the 3rd annual Pizza & Wing showdown at UMD's Kirby Ballroom.
It's finally here! Tomorrow night we'll see you at the 3rd Annual Pizza & Wing Showdown. So what can you expect? Well how about some great food from the area's best restaurants? Last year I loved the pizza winner Farley's and their unique recipes. Grizzly's once again won for the best wings. However, there's some new competitors entering and that could shake things up a bit!
If you've ever eaten pizza and drank booze and thought, "Man, this is just too tiring," have we got good news for you.
It's an issue that has plagued humankind for years – what's the best pizza topping?
Hundreds enjoyed wings and pizza at the 2nd annual Pizza and Wing Showdown at UMD's Kirby Ballroom last night, but only 6 made it a competition, a 6-way chowdown to see who would be crowned the 2013 wing eating champion!
Nearly 500 hungry Northlander's gathered in the Kirby Ballroom at UMD for the 2nd annual Pizza and Wing Showdown. Mouth's were watering and fingers were coated in sauce as the crowd sampled pizza and buffalo wings from several Twin Port's eateries.
While not a mainstream brand, these pizzas are shipped across the country. We've received word that Annie's Homegrown Inc., a Berkeley, Calif. establishment, is recalling an undetermined amount of frozen pizzas that may be contaminated with extraneous materials and are the subject of a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recall, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced.
Fact: everybody who isn't a monster loves the smell of pizza. But that doesn't mean that Pizza Hut should be making a pizza-scented perfume. Especially because their pizza is exempt from the "everybody loves the smell of pizza" clause. But they're doing it anyway.
Domino's recently has been pushing their Artisan Pizzas with their "No" campaign. They pretty much have told their customers that they can't make changes to their Artisan Pizza order because they've spent years perfecting the recipe


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1 Children, do what is ordered by your fathers and mothers in the Lord: for this is right. | 1 Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. |
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Found a huge swarm of ants today congregated near my door. Most were winged, when I examined them I saw that they were not termites but ants. It looked like they were concentrated near the threshold of our door and near a split in the OSB siding that "meets" the foundation. We have a big concrete steps leading to our front door, basically a big block of concrete with steps molded. The builder did not seal the gap and the block of steps has seperated a bit away from the foundation leaving a gap where the ants have crawled in and around. Unfortunately I don't know what kind of ants these are but I suspect them to be cornfield or moisture ants as they have a brown appearance. However, that is not good as it means I have rotting wood somewhere. I think it's likely that the rotting wood is the siding itself as the bottom part of the OSB has gotten soaked with water from heavy rain and watering of plants. I've moved the plants away from door and have sprayed the crack and the ants with the complete insect killer from Bayer. I bought some silicone caulk which I will seal the gap as best I can. My real concern is if they have done any damage to any siding or have gotten into the crawl space. I know an inspection may be needed but I hope that they don't have to demo the concrete block of steps. I think I may be overthinking this though, I believe it may just be the rotting OSB/wood near the threshold and not necessarily any other structure damage/rot. |
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I'd think that if you paid $200,000 for this house and the builder erred, he should fix it at his expense. A crawl space? IMO, not good. The wood should never touch the concrete or soil, the builder should know this. But my 1890s house has the wood in contact with the stone with no problems,but we have a basement. I like the idea of pressure treated wood at contact points.Maybe give pest control a call. Or a specialty firm can inject a wood preservative. |
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"The market is battling competition from restaurants, which most consumers perceive to offer options that are higher in quality than those menued at most convenience stores," the report reads.
When asked about factors that were important in deciding to make a food or drink purchase, however, health fell lower on the list. Still, 51% of consumers said health was either important or very important. To contrast that, 85% of consumers said taste was important or very important, and 84% reported similarly for freshness.
Although fresh, healthy fruit and vegetable items are more closely associated with other retail or restaurant sectors, consumer viewpoints are shifting, according to the report.
"Promoting freshness is also an effective strategy because it goes hand-in-hand with several other attributes that are important to the purchasing decision, including taste, quality and health," Weikel said.
Prepared sandwiches, salads, beverages and hot foods were among the most appealing c-store items, according to the report.
"Fruits and vegetables are increasingly on offer as well," the report reads. "Fresh-cut fruit and vegetable snacks packaged and sold as grab-and-go options are much more commonplace today than ever before."
Altoona, Pa.-based Sheetz backs up its lineup of sandwiches, entree salads, soups, wraps, burgers, fajitas and more with signage that reads, "Fresh food, made to order." Dallas -based 7-Eleven has its own private-label Fresh to Go salad line and introduces at least 20 new meal offerings in stores each week, according to the report.
Still, only 25% of consumers reported purchasing fruit for breakfast at a convenience store at least once every three months, while 60% reported purchasing donuts. One-third purchased a made-to-order sandwich or wrap in the same time frame, while more than half had purchased a hot dog.
The report took into account responses from more than 1,500 U.S. consumers surveyed during July and data from its MenuMonitor database of menu items at foodservice outlets across the U.S.
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The productivity of U.S. workers rose in the first quarter as companies tried to contain labor costs.
The measure of employee output per hour increased at a 0.5 percent annual rate, after a 1.7 percent drop in the prior three months, revised figures from the Labor Department showed today in Washington. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists called for a 0.6 percent advance. Expenses per worker slumped at a 4.3 percent rate after surging in the last three months of 2012 by the most in more than a decade.
Even with the pickup last quarter, productivity grew 0.9 percent in the 12 months ended March compared an average 2.3 percent annual gain in the 11 years through 2011, indicating companies are reaching the limit of how much efficiency they can wring from existing staff. For that reason, employment probably climbed last month at about the same pace as in April even as the economy shows signs of cooling.
"Productivity is coming in a little on the weaker side," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics Ltd. in Valhalla, New York, and the only economist in the Bloomberg survey to correctly forecast the productivity gain. "Outside of the fiscal drag, we're getting decent private sector demand. Companies will continue to hire at a solid pace."
Economists' estimates ranged from gains of 0.1 percent to 1 percent. The reading on productivity was revised from a previously reported 0.7 percent gain. The figure for the fourth quarter was unrevised.
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Another report today showed companies added fewer workers than forecast in May. Private employment rose 135,000 after a revised 113,000 gain in April that was smaller than initially estimated, the ADP Research Institute reported. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey called for a 165,000 increase in May.
Stock-index futures remained lower after the figures. The contract on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index expiring this month fell 0.3 percent to 1,626.2 at 9:25 a.m. in New York.
The drop in labor expenses in the first quarter was the biggest in four years and was revised from a 0.5 percent gain previously reported. It followed a revised 11.8 percent surge in the last three months of 2012 that was the biggest jump since the first quarter of 2000.
The cost revisions reflect the income updates from the Commerce Department's gross domestic product figures released last week. The surge in income in the fourth quarter reflects early payouts of dividends and bonuses as companies tried to beat tax increases set to take effect this year.
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Unit labor costs, which are adjusted for efficiency gains, were forecast to rise 0.5 percent, the survey median showed.
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Home Depot Inc. (HD:US), the largest U.S. home-improvement chain, is among companies trying to squeeze more productivity and contain costs, in part by rearranging labor hours. The Atlanta-based retailer eliminated or switched some tasks, putting the freed-up hours toward customer service.
Payrolls probably grew by 167,000 workers in May, after increasing by 165,000 in April, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg ahead of payrolls figures due on June 5. The unemployment rate held at a four-year low of 7.5 percent, they predicted.
A slowing economy may prevent the jobless rate from retreating enough for the Federal Reserve to scale back stimulus any time soon.
The U.S., which expanded at a 2.4 percent annualized rate in the January to March period, may cool this quarter to a 1.6 percent annualized rate as across-the-board cuts in planned federal spending occur, according to the median forecast in a separate Bloomberg survey conducted in May. Growth is projected to accelerate in the last six months of this year.
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"California Comeback!" is the favorite slogan of Sacramento politicians cheering a temporary budget surplus provided by a roaring stock market. But California also has the highest poverty rate in America at 24%. Is California back? I wanted to see firsthand what that comeback looks like for many Californians.
So, last Monday morning I took a Greyhound bus from Los Angeles to Fresno. With only forty dollars in my pocket (and no credit cards), a backpack, a change of clothes, and a toothbrush, I planned to find a job and earn enough money to get by. I am an able-bodied 40-year old. Surely I could find some work?
Over the next seven days, I walked mile after mile in one hundred degree heat searching for a job. I offered to do anything: wash dishes, sweep floors, pack boxes, cook meals, anything. I went to dozens of businesses in search of work but wasn't able to get any. In seven days, I didn't see a single "help wanted" sign but I did see plenty of signs that fast food outlets now accept food stamps.
I was committed to finding a job. It was my top priority, but halfway through the week my priority was forced to change: I barely had any money left and needed to find food. Fortunately, kind-hearted homeless residents in Fresno pointed me to a shelter, Poverello House, which provides services to the homeless. I had no choice but to join the hundreds of men, women and families who go to the shelter for food.
The meals at Poverello House were a Godsend. But they introduced a new challenge: I now needed to stay within a short walk of the shelter so I could be back in time for my next meal. I only had enough money left to take the city bus once, so my job search area just shrunk. The odds of me finding a job were getting smaller by the day.
Since I had little money, a motel was out of the question. I tried to sleep on park benches or parking lots. Anywhere I wouldn't be chased out. Night after night, however, I was woken up and told to move along by security guards or the police.
The people I met during my week in Fresno are proud. They don't want to be homeless. They don't want to be poor. They don't want to depend on a shelter or the state. Most want jobs, but just cannot find one.
But this poor job market doesn't just affect people seeking minimum wage jobs; it also affects people up the education ladder. As is so common these days, an educated, professionally trained photographer told me when the economy faltered, his photography work dried up. Now he is grateful to have a job serving coffee. Unfortunately, his story is playing out in too many cities across California.
The Fresno Community Food Bank is doing record business these days, serving food to over 220,000 residents each month, up over 300% from a few years ago. Fresno is in the heart of California's agriculture economy.
With a third year of record drought, farmers don't have enough water for their crops. About 500,000 acres of land have been fallowed. One young woman in line at the food bank said it simply: "There's not enough water. Crops can't be grown. My family works in the fields and they can't get work every day…sometimes just on weekends."
I walked for hours and hours in search of a job, giving me a lot of time to think. Five days into my search, hungry, tired, and hot, I asked myself: What would solve my problems? Food stamps? Welfare? An increased minimum wage?
No. I needed a job. Period. Like others, I have often said the best social program in the world is a good job. Even though it was only a week, with a defined end-point, that expression became much more real for me. A job was the one thing that could have solved my food, housing and transportation problems.
California's record poverty is man-made: over-regulation and over-taxation that drive jobs out of state, failing schools and misguided water policies, to name a few. We have the power to tackle poverty if we implement smart, pro-growth economic policies as many other states have done.
While the politicians who run California pat themselves on the back and claim a "California Comeback," they willfully ignore millions of our neighbors who are living in poverty. California's most vulnerable deserve leaders who will fight for them. And it's a fight that Republicans should lead. We have the policy ideas to rebuild the middle class and give every Californian, and every American, real economic opportunity.
A video documenting my week of homelessness can be found at www.neelkashkari.com/poverty/
Neel Kashkari is the republican nominee for Governor of California.
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quote:The guy just took a 2 week tax payer paid vacation in Hawaii. How many does he need?
quote:And too think I just complimented you for having humor and not hacking a thread. Can you EVER blame both parties,and say THEY ALL need to go? Or is it just Obama cyber warfaring for you?
quote:I was off by a year, shoot me I have had to move up and down the eastern seacoast so much (BECAUSE of the man you defend) I lost track of years. The prices never went up until the last few years s well as the phase out announcements. But hey blame Reagan. Were you alive when he was President?
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