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Hello ladies. Happy Sunday! I love Sundays! I'm off to church right now, but I hope to "talk" to some of you later. Any Sunday weigh-ins? Have a gret day!
WW Clubs and Groups - Sunday gabView Full Version : Sunday gab MaggieShines 07-17-2005, 09:46 AM Hello ladies. Happy Sunday! I love Sundays! I'm off to church right now, but I hope to "talk" to some of you later. Any Sunday weigh-ins? Have a gret day! izzywas 07-17-2005, 11:09 AM Good morning sista's! I'm at work right now until about 11am. Then I am heading home to do some well needed yard work. I thought that I would work on my abs a bit by pulling about a million weeds! :flow1: :flow1: Maybe after that I'll catch some rays on the lawn chair in the middle of Byron's kiddie pool. :lol: I'm thinking that I'll also cook up some chicken on the grill so I can eat it for a few days until Lori gets home.(missing her! :( ) Well, I better get back to work. I'll try to get on here later today. Have a great morning!!! ~izzy MistySeptember 07-17-2005, 11:39 AM Good morning everyone!! We're having a lazy kind of day. DH let me sleep in. :dancer: That felt good, two days in a row! I need to go to home depot and get some paint for my new laundry room walls. I am also thinking about reframing my door ways, taking out a set of cupboards in replacing them with a floor to ceiling pantry. This house belonged to my husbands great grandmother. They were farmers so the house got built with bits and scraps and was hodged podged together over a number of years. The main part is well over 100 years old. My door ways are recycled old door ways. You can see marks from hinges across the top of the door way. I may just paint them for now and replace them if we buy the house. The cupboard I want to replace is going to be tricky. The boards that run horizontally are actully set into the wall several inches, instead of as in modern structures attached with brackets to the wall surface. Same thing with my chair rail in the kitchen. Its more liek a shelf set into the wall. Most chair rails today are just tacked to the wall surface. These are not they protrude from the wall, I can't remove them. Oh well. If we stay we will tear off the kitchen anyway as the foundation is crumbling. Well I am being summonsed. DD needs some breakfast :) And me too for that matter. Have a fantabulous day everyone :) ~misty izzywas 07-17-2005, 11:47 AM Misty~ I wish I could come and help you, I love doing stuff like that! Then maybe you could come and help me pull weeds! LOL :lol: :lol: :lol: Anyhow, have a GREAT day! izzy AmyMCGS 07-17-2005, 12:16 PM Good morning everyone! We're off to shower and get to church in a few minutes- just thought I'd pop in and say hello first. After church, DD and I need to go pick up a gift for my mom's birthday (yesterday's fiasco-- drove half an hour to a speciality store, only to find that it's now out of business!) left us without a gift. I'm aggrivated-- I normally have gifts ahead of time, and I HATE rushing like this. Oh well, not much that can be done about it now. Anyways, we'll get her a gift, come home, DD will nap, and then tonight we're all off to my parents' for a cookout. izzysgirl 07-17-2005, 12:44 PM Hiya sistas! Whoa- I'm offline for a day and you guys were busy!!! Maggie- It's a good thing that I am now over a hundred miles away from my scale, or I'd take you up on that offer to toss the sucker right out the window! But then what would Izzy and I use to weigh? She might not have found it as funny! Thank you all for your kind words yesterday- I was so down and cranky, and really I don't think it was just because of the WI. I shouldn't have been complaining, though- 13 pounds lost over 5 weeks is not bad at all- that breaks down to 2.6lbs per week! So, I'm feeling better. I wish I had more time to respond to everyone individually, but I can't stay on the computer long. We're heading out to the lake soon (oooh, me in a swim suit in front of everyone??? yipchow) because it will be close to 100 degrees today and the ONLY way to cool off is to get in the water... I'll write more later-- IZZY! I miss you too! Be strong, sweetie- I'm sorry to have abandoned you at the beginning of week 6! Sistas- take good care of my girl for me while I'm gone!!! Lori Lizzyg 07-17-2005, 01:08 PM I tried to sleep in, but wasn't able to. My puppy (pictures here Cocoa (http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/elizzabethg/album?.dir=32d5&.src=ph&store=&prodid=&.done=http%3a//pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/elizzabethg/my_photos) ) kept waking me up wanting to play. He was dropping this golf ball on my hand, and it hurt! He then decided to lay down and go to sleep... which was good, so I was finally falling back asleep, and someone outside set off their car alarm. It woke both of us up, so I just got out of bed. I didn't have the greatest of breakfasts (I'm going to kill Craig for wanting those damn cookies!!) but at least only had 3. But it will just cut into my lunch and dinner. I just got done working out and am feeling pretty good :) I did the second half of my work out, and then did some crunches afterword's. I did notice, during one of the stretches, that my legs DO look pretty good :) Hope everyone has a great day! ~Liz hippohips 07-17-2005, 01:31 PM Good morning, sistas. It is just after 10 here and there is not supposed to be "AM" on weekends unless you reach it by staying up. . . *yawn* I did not get to *yawn* bed until about 4:30 and I soooo am not ready to be awake yet. Yesterday, I had to get up too early as well and was just drained all day. Have to run a few errands and look at a few apartments, then I am going to come home and hopefully get a nap in. *yawn* Aww, Lizzy, how could anyone sleep with this http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/elizzabethg/detail?.dir=32d5&.dnm=a675.jpg&.src=ph little guy's puppy eyes looking up at them?! "Please it is golfing day, play play!" :-p Lizzyg 07-17-2005, 01:42 PM Oh I know. He's just too cute. :) lol and he knows it! :D We adopted him from the shelter here in Feb, and he's just a doll. He knows that he has these two humans wrapped around his little paw :) My boyfriend has started to work out again too :) He doesn't have a weight problem in the least, just a little beer belly :) He's been taking the little man (Cocoa :) lol) for runs almost every day. They both love it. And Craig is lifting weights again.... cant wait for his sexy arms to get bigger again! :love: Its sooo not fair though... he lost like 4 lbs the first week he started running. Guys seem to have it easier with weight loss. At least he does anyway. Hippo, go back to bed!! :) I don't think I'd be up if I had gone to bed that late! Have fun looking at apartments! ~Liz Bayleysmom 07-17-2005, 02:40 PM Hi I posted on another one of your threads but got a message to come here instead. I'll just paste what I wrote there if that is ok? Hi my name is Jill and I've been on 3fc for about a year now. Started in the Moms Losing Weight thread and lost about 10 pounds since joining doing my own plan and working out. I've just recently decided to join WW with my sil who just had her 3rd baby and has about 100 pounds to lose. We are going to do it together but I know how helpful it is to have others doing the same thing with you as well, so I decided to look around for a WW group. Anyway I hope I can join in with you ladies. I have about 10-15 left to lose (I call it baby weight but it's been almost 2 years lol) and just think WW might be what I need to get it off and be held accountable for my eating, since I will be going to weigh ins etc. I haven't joined yet and will be going to my first meeting on Tues. can anyone give me the run down of what I might expect? Well I hope it's ok that I left a message in here and your up for a new member. Let me know! Thanks! p.s. you all seem on track so I know that will help me, thanks for being here! I'm excited to join WW on Tuesday and come back here and chat with you all about it! hippohips 07-17-2005, 08:10 PM Hi, Jill! Welcome to the Sistas! Make sure to include yourself in our sticky introduction thread. :) I took a nap, but still have that Am I Awake? feeling. Wanted to go for a walk today, but found out that the skyway system is closed on the weekends (bummer!) and did not want to walk the streets today. There are some very dangerous-seeming people outside of my building today. When I was waiting to cross, the three of them came over to me and one came right in my face just staring at me and breathing right on me. I mean right on me. Was nasty and quite scary. Apartment hunting was rather depressing. I can organize all of the apartments I have looked at as either holes or too old. Since I am 23, most decent places will not let me get my own place. Ages are really an odd thing. . .here you can get a driver's license at 14 (I think), but you can not rent a car until you are 25. "18" seems to be the basic adult age, with 21 being definite, yet you have to be 25 to get an apartment. . . Just seems so frustrating and my time is running out quickly, so the holes are looking better and better. I am sure I could make one my home if I do not plan on laying down, stretching out, turning around, or standing up! :lol: [/grouchy] I think I needed a longer nap. Will try to be more positive later. :-p P.S. I did a bad bad thing and got a McFlurry for breakfast/lunch. 14 points! Can not explain/excuse it heh. That is over half my maximum; have 11 points left for everything else. At least it filled me up, though. I think I really need to get into the habit of the breakfast/lunch/dinner thing. Weird schedules and scarce groceries do not help. Was looking over my week, and almost every day I had a meal of 15-20 points and then just a coffee or a 1-point doughnut or such. That can not be healthy. iowasteph2 07-17-2005, 08:23 PM Hi, ladies!! Wow! I've been gone since Thursday, and I'm amazed at how much our group has progressed. This is awesome! How did some of you get the "Slimmin' Sista's" avator? It's so cute! I've been eating really crappy this weekend. I didn't even keep track of points, but I tried to make healthy choices. We went to Adventureland on Friday. Adventureland is a Six Flags-type place in Des Moines. We walked so much. I went swimming yesterday, and I plan on exercising tonight. I'll get back OP tomorrow!!! Make sure that I do, okay!!?!? It's great to hear everyone is doing well!! Hippohips, I totally know what you mean about the age thing. It sucks! I'm older now (27), but I completely understand! Welcome, Jill! hippohips 07-17-2005, 08:28 PM iowa, you can find them here: http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=61478&page=3&pp=15 Misty made a bunch. :) It is good that you have made healthy choices rather than just calling it a freebie weekend or such. Hope you have been drinking a lot of water, as well! Bev in WI 07-17-2005, 08:48 PM Just woke up from a nice nap ... too hot here to do much else today. Did take my walk early this morning so got that out of the way. Misty -- You said paint for the laundry room walls??? You have laundry room walls? Does this mean the strike is over? I'm so relieved as I pictured hubby going to work tommorow sans underwear! Your house sounds so neat. I love old houses. But they can sometimes turn into a money pit to get them updated the way they should be. Izzy, I don't know how you pulled weeds today girl. I know it has to be just as hot in Mankato as it is here and I couldn't pull a dandelion. Hippo - That is so scary to have those wierd, strange people getting right in your face. I hope you find an apt soon -- it has to be so frustrating and that "having to be 25 rule" is the dumbest thing I ever heard! Lots of people leave their parents homes when they graduate from high school and where in the h--- are they supposed to live until they turn 25! I loved your cat joke. It had to have been "written" by my daughter's cat ... that is exactly how his chart at the vet reads ... BITER ... LET OWNER HOLD CAT! Oh (brag, brag) I walked 50 minutes again today. Good luck on your interview tomorrow. Welcome, Jill. Glad you joined us. And I'm glad you found us IaSteph ... where do you live in Ia? I'm right across the river from Dubuque. Everyone take care and have a good evening ... Bev iowasteph2 07-17-2005, 08:59 PM Hi, Bev. I live in Ames, which is in central Iowa. I grew up in West Union (where my parents still live), which is probably an hour or hour and a half northwest of Dubuque (west of Prairie du Chein). I was just in La Crosse this weekend. I lived there for about 7 years. My in-laws live in the area, so we often make it back there! I miss La Crosse so much!!!! Anyone know what percentage of your total daily points should be spent on particular meals? I'm having major breakfast issues. I'm at 22 points for my days, and it feels like I'm half done after breakfast...okay, so not really, but my cereal is 4 points alone!! How's fruit and a slice of Canadian bacon (instead of cereal) for breakfast? Are you all getting your water and dairy in?? Just checkin'!! So, I'm off to get groceries!!! Lizzyg 07-17-2005, 09:28 PM Welcome Bayleysmom and iowasteph2!! :) iowasteph2, what kind of cereal are you eating? And does that 4 points include milk too? I'm not really sure what each % of points should be for what meals, hopefully someone will be able to answer that for you! :) ~Liz hippohips 07-17-2005, 09:54 PM Bev, that is great about the 50 minutes!!! Keep it up! :) And, although tired, does it not make you feel soooo in control and ready to conquer your goals? iowasteph2 07-17-2005, 10:17 PM Lizzyg, I've been eating a cup of Kellogg's Smartstart Plus Soy Protein plus a half a cup of skim milk. It's great cereal--it's vitamin packed plus has 4 grams of fiber (I think) and a ton of protein (of-course, hence the name:)) I bought some Cheerios tonight, but I noticed they're not half as good for me as the Smartstart. Hmm...what to do, what to do.... MaggieShines 07-17-2005, 10:33 PM http://memberdirectory.aol.com/aolus/profile?req=edit-save&sn=meggieshines I don't know if this will work if you're not on AOL, but if anyone wants to see some pix from my Bermuda cruise, you can try it. There are only a few; I have tons. But you can get an idea of what a gorgeous place it is! MaggieShines 07-17-2005, 10:36 PM For the past few weeks, I've been allowing myself kind of a cheat day on Saturday after weigh-in, which would be fine if I would confine it to Saturday. But after my first week, I've been letting it drag on into Sunday, Monday and even Tuesday. Even though I don't think I really went way over my weekly points total (if you count in flex points), it was still a lot of fat and empty calories. My challenge this week was to get right back ON starting Sunday. And I think I did ok. I know it won't drag into Monday, so I might see a good loss next week, simply because I'm staying OP for the whole week. Let's hope! MistySeptember 07-17-2005, 11:28 PM Good evening ladies :) Whew hot one huh? We did a whole lot of nothing today. I did not make it to Home Depot. DH didn't feel like going. So instead I decided to make blueberry syrup and can it for winter. Our blueberry bushes are so full the berries are just falling off. I don't know what to do witha ll of them. So I thought I'd try syrup and jam. But I could not find a candy thermometer :( by the time my husband found one at 6 pm I no longer had any ambition. Maybe tomarrow. Maggie- I do that cheat thing too. Sort of....I save all my flex points for the weekend so then I don't have to limit myself. But knowing that on Saturday I can pertty much eat whatever I want keeps me in check the rest of the week. Perhaps designating a few extra points for that would help you get back on track? That way on MOnday you can think to yourself. Yesterday was fun, but back on track today and another day of a few extra treats is just around the corner. There is an end in sight, ya know? Stephanie-I do not think WW designates how many points per meal you should eat, which is good for the flexibility aspect, but kind of hard when a guideline would be helpful. Night time is my difficult time. I like to eat a nice full dinner and have points left for a snack. Generally 10-12 points. So I mentally set those aside and try to keep the rest of my day within my points allowence. This keeps me on track b/c my evening cravings are covered. Bev-Great job on the walking! The laundry room is almost done!!! I have walls! Now all he needs to do is sand and put away the tools. Tripping on tools is really what sent me on the strike to begin with. Our old house is kind of neat. But we don't own it. My father in law does, it sits right next to his barn so he's not sure he wants to sell it to us. But it's not without its quirks...ie) a porch full of honey bees that have put the honey in the walls. I painted my living room dark blue to cover the honey stains on the wall paper. Or the maple syrup that dripped into my hair through a light fixture!!!! We won't even talk about the not so humerous stuff like potential lead paint and the floor furnaces that left a scar when the little boy I watch fell on it and was burned. Lucky his parents didn't sue me! Stephanie-I know you will get back on track tomarrow. I hope you guys had fun though :) Hippohips-I really hope you find a better plac eto live. That would be horrible frightening to have people getting in your face. I hope people can look past your age and see how mature you are. I don't understand an age limit like that anyway. Good luck on your interview! Welcome Bayleysmom!! My nephew's name is Baylee! I think it is such an adorable name :) I also go to meetings on Tuesday. The meetings here are so friendly and supportive. Look forward to a warm welcome. They keep everything very private, which is something I worried about at my very first meeting. The first 12 weeks you'll get information leaflettes and recipes and such. Have fun!! Lizzy-Your dog is TOO CUTE!!! My dog sounds like yours only he drops tennis balls on you and barks. It's the most annoyingly, sharp bark. But I was watching a water dog competion and all the labs did it, must be a lab thing. As is digging holes, destroying toys and being OBSESSED with anything remotely similar to hunting and retrieving. Thus the reason I buy tennis balls by the CASE!! How fun for you that your sweetie is working out, it means you inspired him :) I beleive taht guys do indeed lose weight faster. They are biologically and physilogically set up for it. But you are doing a great job!!! You can't fight biology so might as well work with it right? Izzy hope you are enjoying your weekend. SO glad to hear you a bit more cheery than yesterday. Amy I hope your mom has a great Birthday!! Well I'm off to bed. I am going to walk at 5. Maybe if I say it here I will do it. The only thing that will stop me is rain. It is not safe to walk if it's dark and rainy. I live on back country roads when people come over the hills or around a corner they can't see a walker until they are right on you. In the rain I am afraid they wouldn't be able to slow down. Have a great night all, see you tomarrow! ~misty hippohips 07-17-2005, 11:33 PM Wow, Hamilton looks so gorgeous! I am so jealous! :D vBulletin® v3.6.7, Copyright ©2000-2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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Rōran (桜蘭, Rōran; Viz "Loran") is a kingdom surrounded by a desert in the Land of Wind and the second setting of Naruto Shippūden the Movie: The Lost Tower after the ruins of Rōran when Mukade sends himself, Naruto Uzumaki, and Yamato back in time, 20 years into the past. In this setting, Naruto meets the Queen of Rōran, Sāra, before she died, obtains a special kunai, meets and teams up with his father, Minato Namikaze. In the city, there are other places such as the Garden of Ryūmyaku, the Rōran Palace, and the Source of the Ryūmyaku.
After Mukade was defeated by Naruto, the kingdom eventually fell into ruination from a war.

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Did things feel a little crowded at PAX East this year? Organizers chose the Hynes Convention Center over the larger Boston Convention Center due to its superior location (and possibly because they were testing the waters for the first year), and the roughly 60,000 attendees were left with not much elbow room.
That won't be an issue next year. Or the next one, or the one after that. The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority has signed an agreement with the PAX organizers to bring PAX East back for three years. Even better, they'll be setting up shop at the roomier Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.
"We're thrilled to host PAX through 2013, and we can't wait to welcome the show to the BCEC in 2011," said Convention Center Authority Executive Director James E. Rooney. You can check out the full story in the Boston Globe.
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Posted: Jul 8th 2010 11:44AM MrGutts said
Not a whole of stuff to do around that new place, think it's out of the way. Not like the first test case.
Posted: Jul 8th 2010 12:45PM misterorff said
You ain't just whistling dixie (or yankee doodle since we are talking about New England). Not only is there really nothing "nearby" but the only public transportation that goes directly there is the Silver Line. If you don't know Boston, the Silver Line isn't a Subway so much as its 2 buses glued together that occasionally get their own streets. They are cramped and, for visitors, confusing.
Also, the walk from the Convention Center so places to eat isn't that bad... as long as it isn't the dead of winter... ug.
I am just glad I have friends/family in Boston so I always have a ride around.
Also, the walk from the Convention Center so places to eat isn't that bad... as long as it isn't the dead of winter... ug.
I am just glad I have friends/family in Boston so I always have a ride around.
Posted: Jul 8th 2010 1:28PM ScottishViking said
This is too bad, because the location for the Hynes was amazing. But I understand the issues -- the price of success, really. Either you restrict the growth of the thing (not likely to happen) or you adapt. People will still be able to go off and do all the things they did in 2010, but it won't be as easy. But will that really change anyone's mind about attending? Not likely. I can't afford to travel to the West Coast for PAX, and I am interested in supporting the East Coast venue, so while this isn't fantastic news, I'm confident the organizers will at least make the PAX part of PAX as good as it can be.
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Chief Keef Sticks to His Guns on 'Killer' and 'Make It Count'
Chicago rapper shares two more sparsely threatening tracks ahead of 'Bang 3' mixtape
The media tendency to draw contrasts between Chief Keef and fellow Chicago MC Chance the Rapper can be reductive and regrettable, it's true, but the latest public utterances from the two have made their differences tough to ignore.
The man born Keith Cozart has been hinting at a third installment of his Bang mixtape series, along with a possible album titled Gloyalty, and last night two previously unheard tracks hit the Web. Both are characteristically woozy and laconic, with Young Chop-produced "Killer" boasting that "I hang with killers" and 12 Hunna-helmed "Make It Count" promising to "spray some shit" with guns old and new.
The tracks come about a month after Chief Keef wrote of Bang 3 on Instagram, "No Lie Y'all Really Don't know How crazy Im goin #ImFinnaRaiseTheMurderRateUp." He has since backtracked on Twitter, writing that he "was playing," but the mixtape is going to send "the Club rates up." The latest tracks suggest that for all of Chief Keef's legal troubles, the rapper behind 2012's Essential Finally Rich would rather stare into the nihilistic void than steer away from it. Meanwhile, on The Arsenio Hall Show last night, Chance — SPIN's rapper of the year — went out of his way to call for an end to the gun violence in Chicago.
Art often favors the amoral, sure, especially among audiences privileged enough not to be affected by what it portrays, but when you think about the actual human lives lost violently ever year in one of America's greatest cities, it may be only natural — if futile — to wish Chief Keef would lessen this tragic juxtaposition.


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ABCNews' Kate Snow reports: Several blog postings in support of Richard Ryan Wargo, the LSU freshman who allegedly planned to attack Sen. Hillary Clinton, have appeared on-line. Wargo's friends have also created a Facebook page in his defense. Friends say in these postings that Wargo was just "joking around."
"Ryan Wargo is brilliant. He is also ever sacractsic (sic)," writes one blogger. "When reading the quote of what he said, I can perfectly imagine the tone in voice and the position of his head. He was kidding. If this comment was overheard by someone who does not know Ryan, I understand it might now come across well. But he is a great person. One of the smartest, funniest, and coolest guys you will ever meet."
LSU Police arrested Wargo, 19 of Shreveport, late Thursday night after being tipped off by a classmate.
LSU Police Chief Ricky Adams says the classmate had two conversations with Wargo that were strange. When the classmate heard that Senator Clinton would be in Baton Rouge this morning to address the National Conference of Black Mayors convention, he grew more concerned and called police.
In the first encounter, the classmate told police, Wargo asked if he'd be interested in committing arson. In the second conversation, according to Adams, Wargo talked to the classmate about "burning down Clinton headquarters" and said he "wanted to do something that would gain national attention." Adams says Wargo also asked his classmate: "Have you ever heard of a dead president?"
Police searched Wargo's dorm room and car. They have seized evidence including a laptop computer but no weapons and no ammunition. "Some evidence corroborated what the classmate said," according to Chief Adams. Adams added there is some evidence "in the form of writings" that pertains to Senator Clinton, but he did not say what kind of writings they were.
According to a spokesman for the US Secret Service, Darrin Blackford, the Secret Service has "been in constant contact" with Louisiana authorities. "We are working with Baton Rouge and LSU Police officials," he tells ABC.
Wargo is charged with one state count each of: terrorizing, communicating false information of planned arson, and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. The first two charges are related to Sen. Clinton.
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Qatar Holding, Jerantas to build RM2b Harrods Hotel in Kuala Lumpur
As part of a long-term strategy to develop the Harrods brand Qatar Holding LLC is to expand The Harrods Group portfolio by opening Harrods-branded hotels, in London as well as other prime locations around the world.
The target plan is to open Harrods hotels at sites in key cities such as Kuala Lumpur, New York and Paris, as well as in China. Preference will be given to construct on sites already owned by Qatar Holding or its affiliates, for example at Chelsea Barracks in London or Costa Smeralda in Sardinia.
In the meantime a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed today in Malaysia between Qatar Holding LLC, represented by its Vice Chairman Dr Hussain Ali Al-Abdulla, and Jerantas Sdn Bhd, represented by Tan Sri Datuk Abdul Aziz Ismail. The MOU, to study the potential development of a Harrods Hotel in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur was signed during an event at the Property Gallery of Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.
Qatar Holding LLC, which owns the world-class luxury brand Harrods, and property developer Jerantas Sdn Bhd will jointly invest RM2 billion to build a Harrods Hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Qatar Holding ultimately intends to grow Harrods into a global enterprise that defines the luxury retail and leisure sectors.
Dr. Hussain Ali AI-Abdulla, Qatar Holding vice-chairman, told a press conference after signing an MoU with Jerantas at a ceremony in the presence of Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Ng Yen Yen"Qatar Holding will invest more, especially in Malaysia's natural resources, due to tile country's political stability and economic growth expected to average 5%," he said.


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This Raja Puri bloomed in late December. I was worried it might not survive the cold. Fortunately the bloom didn't open until after the freezing temp. This week, a few hands appear and they look promising (except for some blotches on the fingers). |
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Very nice ! If you have any extra pups contact me email@example.com |
This plant has had some knocks from the cold spell. The growth of the fruit seems to have stalled and I'm hoping that it will hang in there and do better after the weather warms up. I plan to keep all of its pups. It is an early fruiter and it will be nice if you can get one to plant soon. Thanks for the kind comments. |
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Good luck ! What temps did it see ? Odds are and i hate to be the one to tell you but your probaly going to lose that fruit. |
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On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 08:45:12AM +0200, Stéphane Letz wrote:
this discussion seems to go away from the real issue to implementation
details of pa.
however the deeper i read into stuff which is being called, the more
malloc and mutex_lock() i see.
even with jack_cycle_signal we are having a thread, which is running at
the same priority as other jack threads, so it still has a certein
potential to choke the other jack clients.
first of all.... lets assume jack is running with -p64 -n2
(~3ms latency)
i am not sure if lennart is aware that jack often runs with such
latencies. i dont really care for event processing inside the RT loop.
however you cant know how many clients are following in the process
cycle, so you cant know a sane threshold value.
what i am asking for is that events are either passed into your RT loop
via lock-free fifos, or you decouple your soft-RT stuff from jacks RT
stuff, which is not as soft as you think.
at least nobody is creating semaphores in jack_process code.
if you insist on soft-RT behaviour, just decouple and do what you want.
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EUGENE, Ore. — For three weeks now, 16 German teenagers have been immersing themselves in the Eugene culture, attending classes at South Eugene High School, living with area families.
They've had the opportunity to share their German culture and history with local students, too, giving presentations in classrooms and just spending time with other students.
"It's really fun," said Tilman Welsch, 16, of St. Wendel, Germany. "My 'family' is great. They took me to the (Huskies-)Duck game, and to the coast. It's a bit different than the German coast, lots of hills."
Welsch speaks a gently accented English, and stops now and then to search for the right word. That's in part what this trip is all about, said Kyle Yamada, social studies teacher at Eugene's International High School, where the German students spend part of their day.
Being immersed in the language you're studying is an important way to gain fluency, Yamada said.
But the second half of the long-running St. Wendel-Eugene exchange, with Eugene students going to Germany in the spring or summer as they have each year for the past 22 years, is unlikely to happen.
The German language program has been cut at South, and the teacher who organized the trips is no longer working in the district.
South Eugene once had a rich world languages department, offering seven foreign languages. By last year, the number of languages had shrunk to four, and the school was in the process of phasing out German, Principal Randy Bernstein said.
The first- and second-year German classes were cut first, he said. This year, the school had planned to offer a combined third- and fourth-year German class for the 18 to 20 students expected to attend. But the number of students wanting to study Japanese doubled to 60, and the district chose to add another Japanese class and cut the German offering because there wasn't enough money to do both, Bernstein said.
The school didn't leave advanced German students completely out in the cold, arranging to get some into University of Oregon classes and others into online offerings, Bernstein said.
Japanese, Spanish and French language classes are still offered at South.
What's less clear is how the loss of German classes at the school will affect the exchange program.
The program is sponsored by the German American Partnership Program, a cooperative effort between the German Foreign Ministry and the U.S. Department of State, with both governments helping cover the costs. One requirement of U.S. participation is that German classes be taught at the host school.
It represents more than the loss of a language program, Yamada said. The exchange also built relationships across borders.
Each group also gets a sense of what school and education are like in the country they visit, Yamada said.
The German students visiting Eugene, for example, have been surprised by the lunch break in the middle of the day, 15-year-old Laura Hams said. At their high school, Gymnasium Wendalinum in St. Wendel, classes end about 2:30 p.m., and after school she eats lunch at home with her parents.
She also has been surprised by the amount of sports available to students.
"My exchange student (partner) plays water polo and she trains every day for three hours," Laura said.
Based on what he has seen in a high school physics class, 16-year-old Philipp Trapp thinks German students are a year or two ahead in the topics they're covering. "I think it's easier here," he said.
Two years ago, the Gymnasium Wendalinum principal visited Eugene and spent a day shadowing Yamada through his classes.
At a roundtable discussion among students and teachers at the end of the day, that principal said he was struck by two things, Yamada recalled.
"He felt the quality of teaching was similar and high … but he was struck by the large difference in class sizes," Yamada said.
German high school classes average about 25 students, but Yamada said his classes sometimes balloon to 50 or 60 students.
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12 Now concerning our brother Apollos, I strongly urged him to visit you with the other brothers, but he was not at all willing to come now. He will come when he has the opportunity. | 12 Now about our brother Apollos: I strongly urged him to go to you with the brothers. He was quite unwilling to go now, but he will go when he has the opportunity. |
13 Keep alert, stand firm in your faith, be courageous, be strong. | 13 Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be men of courage; be strong. |
14 Let all that you do be done in love. | 14 Do everything in love. |
15 Now, brothers and sisters, you know that members of the household of Stephanas were the first converts in Achaia, and they have devoted themselves to the service of the saints; | 15 You know that the household of Stephanas were the first converts in Achaia, and they have devoted themselves to the service of the saints. I urge you, brothers, |
16 I urge you to put yourselves at the service of such people, and of everyone who works and toils with them. | 16 to submit to such as these and to everyone who joins in the work, and labors at it. |
17 I rejoice at the coming of Stephanas and Fortunatus and Achaicus, because they have made up for your absence; | 17 I was glad when Stephanas, Fortunatus and Achaicus arrived, because they have supplied what was lacking from you. |
18 for they refreshed my spirit as well as yours. So give recognition to such persons. | 18 For they refreshed my spirit and yours also. Such men deserve recognition. |
19 The churches of Asia send greetings. Aquila and Prisca, together with the church in their house, greet you warmly in the Lord. | 19 The churches in the province of Asia send you greetings. Aquila and Priscilla greet you warmly in the Lord, and so does the church that meets at their house. |
20 All the brothers and sisters send greetings. Greet one another with a holy kiss. | 20 All the brothers here send you greetings. Greet one another with a holy kiss. |
21 I, Paul, write this greeting with my own hand. | 21 I, Paul, write this greeting in my own hand. |
22 Let anyone be accursed who has no love for the Lord. Our Lord, come! | 22 If anyone does not love the Lord --a curse be on him. Come, O Lord ! |
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These are actually pretty good pants but I have a very tall skinny kid 5'9" and 118 lbs.so it's very difficult to find pants that fit in the waist but still long enough to hit his shoes. We should have put him in the next size up and pulled his belt tighter. Overall a good pair of pants and we always have a good experience at Dick's
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You're surrounded by hair balls, wet noses and wagging tails. The sounds of rhythmic scratching and jingling collar tags reverberate in the background. Meows and barks are commonplace. Where are you?
Nope, it's not the vet's crowded lobby; more likely, it's the thriving home base of a business near you. That's because a host of homebased entrepreneurs with pets--too many to count, really--don't mind if Fluffy or Fido (or both) stretch lazily across keyboards and monitors, or sleep peacefully on important documents during the workday. In fact, many wouldn't have it any other way.
"It kind of adds a different dimension to your business," says Rochelle Balch, founder of Glendale, Arizona, computer consulting firm RB Balch & Associates Inc. And she should know--her 20-pound orange tabby, Stripey, once accidentally saved and printed an entire file of payroll documents with just a swish of her tail against a trackball.
Yes, furry friends do have their downsides: Hair floats about the office, jamming equipment and scratching CDs; dogs bark and get into the trash when you're on the phone. And then there's the time Balch's cats decided to gnaw on a stack of envelopes before a mailing: "There were probably about 100 envelopes that went out with little cat teeth marks on them," she remembers.
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39 And Jesus said, "For judgment I came into this world, so that those who do not see may see, and that those who see may become blind." | 39 Jesus said, "For judgment I have come into this world, so that the blind will see and those who see will become blind." |
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6 The foot tramples it, the feet of the poor, the steps of the needy." | 6 Feet trample it down-- the feet of the oppressed, the footsteps of the poor. |
7 The way of the righteous is level; thou dost make smooth the path of the righteous. | 7 The path of the righteous is level; O upright One, you make the way of the righteous smooth. |
8 In the path of thy judgments, O LORD, we wait for thee; thy memorial name is the desire of our soul. | 8 Yes, LORD, walking in the way of your laws, we wait for you; your name and renown are the desire of our hearts. |
9 My soul yearns for thee in the night, my spirit within me earnestly seeks thee. For when thy judgments are in the earth, the inhabitants of the world learn righteousness. | 9 My soul yearns for you in the night; in the morning my spirit longs for you. When your judgments come upon the earth, the people of the world learn righteousness. |
10 If favor is shown to the wicked, he does not learn righteousness; in the land of uprightness he deals perversely and does not see the majesty of the LORD. | 10 Though grace is shown to the wicked, they do not learn righteousness; even in a land of uprightness they go on doing evil and regard not the majesty of the LORD. |
11 O LORD, thy hand is lifted up, but they see it not. Let them see thy zeal for thy people, and be ashamed. Let the fire for thy adversaries consume them. | 11 O LORD, your hand is lifted high, but they do not see it. Let them see your zeal for your people and be put to shame; let the fire reserved for your enemies consume them. |
12 O LORD, thou wilt ordain peace for us, thou hast wrought for us all our works. | 12 LORD, you establish peace for us; all that we have accomplished you have done for us. |
13 O LORD our God, other lords besides thee have ruled over us, but thy name alone we acknowledge. | 13 O LORD, our God, other lords besides you have ruled over us, but your name alone do we honor. |
14 They are dead, they will not live; they are shades, they will not arise; to that end thou hast visited them with destruction and wiped out all remembrance of them. | 14 They are now dead, they live no more; those departed spirits do not rise. You punished them and brought them to ruin; you wiped out all memory of them. |
15 But thou hast increased the nation, O LORD, thou hast increased the nation; thou art glorified; thou hast enlarged all the borders of the land. | 15 You have enlarged the nation, O LORD; you have enlarged the nation. You have gained glory for yourself; you have extended all the borders of the land. |
16 O LORD, in distress they sought thee, they poured out a prayer when thy chastening was upon them. | 16 LORD, they came to you in their distress; when you disciplined them, they could barely whisper a prayer. |
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In Chapter 6 of The Great Gatsby, what does Gatsby want from Daisy?
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Gatsby's "colossal" dream, as Nick referred to it, is to literally repeat the past. Gatsby lives with the illusion that through the force of his will, he can negate the previous five years and that he and Daisy can go back and begin their relationship again. Acting within his illusion, he wants Daisy to tell Tom she not only does not love him now, she never loved him at all. This passage from Chapter 6 explains Gatsby's thinking:
After she had obliterated three years with that sentence [her marriage to Tom] they could decide upon the more practical measure to be taken. One of them was that, after she was free, they were to go back to Louisville and be married from her house--just as if it were five years ago.
When Nick tries to reason with Gatsby, telling him "You can't repeat the past," Gatsby is amazed and incredulous: "Why of course you can!"
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This systematic review found very few good quality trials of interventions to treat or prevent psychosexual problems occurring in women after treatment for gynaecological cancer. They were mostly small studies and all examined different types of interventions. This review found only weak evidence to support the use of vaginal oestrogen, some low dose-rate brachytherapy regimes and a number of psychological interventions.
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Flynn P, Kew F, Kisely SR. Interventions for psychosexual dysfunction in women treated for gynaecological malignancy. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2009, Issue 2. Art. No.: CD004708. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD004708.pub2
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Reliant Energy Inc., a Texas power retailer that has posted losses in 12 of the past 16 quarters, said Joel Staff will retire as chief executive officer this year and will be replaced by Chief Financial Officer Mark Jacobs.
Staff, 63, will remain on the company's board as non- executive chairman, Houston-based Reliant said today in a statement. He has been CEO since April 2003 and on the Reliant board since October 2002. Staff's retirement will be effective when Reliant holds its annual shareholders meeting in May.
Jacobs, 44 and a former managing director at Goldman, Sachs & Co., joined Reliant in 2002. Staff steered Reliant clear of bankruptcy by selling assets and cutting jobs after a drop in wholesale power prices led to losses.
``Joel has completed, really, what he came to Reliant to do,'' Jacobs said today in a telephone interview.
The company cut its debt (RRI:US) to $3.1 billion at the end of 2006 from $7.8 billion at the end of 2002, Jacobs said. Reliant's wholesale power business will benefit from a tightening supply- demand situation, he said. A new strategic plan will be discussed in March.
``I think we have a tremendous opportunity to take this company to the next level and really create a company that is a true industry leader in the power industry,'' Jacobs said.
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Brian Landrum, 45, will be promoted from executive vice president to chief operating officer, Reliant said. The company will consider internal and external candidates to replace Jacobs as CFO.
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Apple on Thursday released a number of security and maintenance updates for its software, including Safari 5.0.5, Xcode 4.0.2, and Security Update 2011-002 for Mac OS X.Safari 5.0.5 is available via Software Update or direct from Apple. It includes the latest security updates for the browser, which runs on Mac OS X 10.6.5, Mac OS X 10.5.8, Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.
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We have covered in previous articles the non-sustainability of the U.S. and European economies. In fact, the end is in sight now that buyers of U.S. and euro debt realize that there is a good chance (shall we say guarantee?) that the debt cannot be repaid. Without the ability to borrow, the governments have two choices: print money or balance the budget. Forget about the latter, taxing the people at 100% of their income can't balance the budget. To balance a budget, entitlement programs, making up somewhere around 70% of government expenditures, have to be cut. In the U.S., no one has the guts to cut Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Food Stamps, the military, and a host of other semi-entitlement programs. We can't even cut programs clearly not needed such as subsidies to farmers in times of record breaking crop prices and to oil companies surfeit with money from high oil prices. In Europe, entitlements are even worse with free medical care, free education, 35 hour work weeks, guaranteed income if you don't have a job, and if the government bureaucrats had their way, a two week paid vacation for everyone, and I mean everyone. In the U.S., there are trillion dollar deficits reaching out as far as the eye can see. Republicans in the House are powerless to bring the budget deficit under control. It is painfully clear that nothing will change. The U.S. and Europe are destined to print dollars and euros by the ton load. All we can do is watch helplessly when the financial house of debt burns to the ground.
It is also clear that political stability, for lack of a better word, is also collapsing. The turmoil in North Africa is clearly a prelude to an uprising throughout the Middle East, which may include Saudi Arabia and Iran. Lest we forget, days of rage are occurring in several Midwest state capitals. Union members are protesting cuts in benefit and pay packages that they thought were guaranteed in perpetuity. These demonstrations will backfire as taxpayers, the ultimate funders of governments, realize that the government unions are in cahoots with state legislators to extract generous concessions from state coffers in return for generous contributions for their reelection. What the state workers do not realize is that the state coffers are not a font of infinite wealth, but draws its entire sustenance from taxpayers who outnumber government workers. The taxpayers are the ones who've been losing their jobs and their homes. Yet their tax payments (what's left of them) are supposed to insulate a privileged few from sharing in the financial misery of all. It may only be a matter of time when millions of dispossessed, unemployed individuals who have nothing left to lose will descend on Washington. I wonder if Obama will follow the same advice of gently stepping aside as he gave to Mubarak of Egypt.
Now to China – here are four facts to keep in mind. Fact 1: China is developing a middle class. It numbers five percent of the population and consists of managers, technocrats, bureaucrats, and entrepreneurs responsible for China's amazing economic progress. This marks the beginning of domestic consumption made up of about 60 million people, the population of a major European nation. That's the good news – now for the bad. Fact 2: 95% of the people, numbering over a billion, live in abject poverty. Half make a few dollars a day as factory workers and the other half less than a dollar or two down on the farm. China actually has a huge unemployment problem despite wiping out the world's capacity to produce consumer goods. Fact 3: the factory workers are inwardly fuming over the fact that they can't buy what they make. Their output is exported via Walmart and others so that unemployed Americans can buy cheap Chinese made goods while making Sam Walton, when he was alive, the richest man on earth. Fact 4: the government of China is getting rich by the trillion-truckloads of U.S. dollars, which they're beginning to wonder about in terms of its future purchasing power. The communist government embodies the 19th century capitalist-pig robber barons who enriched themselves by the sweat of their impoverished workers.
Chinese workers are already taking to the streets, but face very stiff government opposition as in Saudi Arabia and Iran. This does not mean that the government can keep the people downtrodden forever. If everyone takes to the streets, exactly what will the government do? Order the security forces to shoot everyone? I'll tell you this: the security forces will find it much easier to shoot those in power than shoot the people. This is the only way that the security forces can avoid retribution from the government and from the people.
Add China to your list of vulnerable societies. Keep an eye on Saudi Arabia and Iran, and don't take your eyes off what happens here.
Roy Nersesian, a resident of Maplewood, teaches at the Leon Hess School of Business at Monmouth University in West Long Branch and also at the Center for Energy and Marine Transportation at Columbia University. He has authored several books, the last on Energy for the 21st Century published by M.E. Sharpe.
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