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Shoe fits, but strap makes shoe too small
My daughter wears a size 2 (just barely into it). We ordered a J2 and the shoe fit her foot, but with the strap down it pushed her toes up against the front of the shoe. When the strap is down, it in effect makes it a smaller shoe. I returned them and ordered a J3. We'll see how that fits her when it arrives. We returned the shoe and Crocs was great about charging us the same price even though they weren't on sale anymore... just took a call to customer service. We do love our Crocs! Our whole family wears them! These are SUPER CUTE btw! My daughter loves them. I wish they came in adult sizes! I would totally wear them!
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My husband normally wears XXL 14-15 size in the Crocs Classic. I bought him these in a 14 and they are so large he can't wear them - both wider and longer in size. We are returning them and will try a 13 instead. I love Crocs and would rate this a 5 star product if the sizing weren't so off. It's hard to understand with a manufactured shoe like this why it's so difficult to maintain any sort of sizing standard. The pattern is really cool though.
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Cross-country – Skiing with Feeling
Cross-country skiing is somewhat of a national sport in Finland. It is suitable for everybody and extremely good for the body and mind, with beautiful winter scenery serving as an inspiring backdrop.
Cross-country skiing is part of Finnish culture, and nearly every Finn learns it right after taking their first steps. Decades ago, it was an important means of transport in the winter, and skiing across forests and lakes on the way to work or school was commonplace. In smaller communities, kids still ski to school when there's snow on the ground. Even today, cross-country is accessible all over Finland. All municipalities, from the Helsinki metropolitan area to the remote villages of Nuorgam and Kilpisjärvi in Northern Lapland maintain a network of skiing tracks, many of them lit. Finland's most comprehensive network of tracks, a staggering 330 kilometres, circles the Ylläs ski resort and is accessible within a couple of minutes' walk from all accommodation. In Helsinki, tracks around the metropolitan area are accessible by local transport.
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San Diego, CA (Sports Network) - Kevin Kouzmanoff's broken-bat single scored Adrian Gonzalez in the bottom of the 10th inning as the San Diego Padres edged the Seattle Mariners, 4-3, in the finale of a three-game interleague set at Petco Park.
With the game deadlocked at 3-3 after nine, Heath Bell (3-1) came out for his second inning of relief work in the top of the 10th and served up a leadoff single to pinch-hitter Endy Chavez and issued a one-out walk to Mike Carp, but settled down to retire the next two batters.
Then in the home 10th, Miguel Batista (3-2) set down the first two hitters before Gonzalez reached with a two-out double to center. Kouzmanoff's broken- bat bloop single to left brought in Gonzalez with the winning run.
"I was cheering in my mind quite a bit because it was a vital part of the game to get that run in," said Kouzmanoff. "Overall it was a great game, we pitched well, played defense, and swung the bats well. It was a great group effort."
Gonzalez went 4-for-4 with a homer, walk and two RBI, while David Eckstein added three hits, including a run-scoring double for the Padres, who had dropped the first two games of this series and entered Thursday's contest on a five-game losing skid.
With the win, San Diego also snapped a major-league record 13-game losing streak in interleague games.
Josh Geer went six solid innings, but didn't figure in the decision. The young righty gave up six hits, three runs and fanned six without issuing a walk.
Franklin Gutierrez had a pair of solo homers and Ken Griffey Jr. contributed two hits and an RBI for Seattle, which has dropped four of its last six.
Brandon Morrow got the starting nod and went four innings. The right-hander, who has primarily worked out of the bullpen, was making only his second start of the season. He allowed two runs on five hits, struck out six and walked one after throwing 74 pitches.
"It's nice to be able to stretch out Brandon a little bit," said Mariners manager Don Wakamatsu. "In the first inning, efficiency and overall with his first-pitch strike he fell behind a lot. He got his pitch count up and eventually settled in a little bit. It's not about his stuff, but getting ahead of hitters and getting deep into games."
Griffey's run-scoring double in the top of the first brought home Carp, who reached on a one-out single.
Then in the bottom half, Tony Gwynn Jr. led off with a base hit and crossed the plate on Eckstein's double. After Brian Giles was retired, Gonzalez lined an RBI single to right, putting the Padres up 2-1.
Gutierrez's solo homer to right in the fourth tied the game, and his sixth- inning blast gave the Mariners a 3-2 lead. However, Gonzalez deadlocked the contest in the home half with a leadoff shot that just cleared the center- field wall.
San Diego threatened in the bottom of the eighth. With the bases loaded and two away, Mark Lowe got Henry Blanco to fly out to left to keep the game even at 3-3.
Neither team plated a run in the ninth and the game went into extra innings.
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WILCOX – The Jones Township Supervisors approved a quote to install air conditioning for the gym in the Community Center during Monday night's meeting. The quote from Peterson Refrigeration was approved for $3,500 by the Recreation Board earlier in the month. "Tim Peterson [of Peterson Refrigeration] will come down and measure to come up with an exact price," said vice chair Deb Shaffer. "He will do testing to determine the draws coming from the gym and kitchen." The incoming entrance of the Community Center will be upgraded to a newer 200 amp.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg soccer lost 3-0 to Coudersport Monday night at Memorial Field in Johnsonburg. The loss comes after a 1-0 loss at Clearfield Saturday. "Coudersport's a good team," Johnsonburg coach Lance Rezmerski said. "Last time, we lost 2-1 in double overtime to them. That's the story of our life, we've lost seven 1-goal games this year." Rezmerski said the Rams are getting different players some playing time.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the T-Bones Off Road Club has dedicated its 2011 Fall Ride to promote awareness. "Let's face it, we've all known someone, whether it be family, friend or relative, that has been touched by this disease," said Kellie Mocik, one of the event organizers. "Some of us have lost loved ones to breast cancer while others know a survivor or someone who is battling this horrible disease today."
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After a strong opening kickoff, Ridgway football never looked back. The Elkers scored on its first possession and never trailed in a 39-0 victory over Johnsonburg Friday night at Memorial Field in Ridgway. "It's a great feeling. I couldn't be any more happier for our players," Ridgway coach Mark Heindl said. "All 24 that dressed earned this award. It's because of them that we brought that trophy back. What a great effort in all three phases of the game, offensively, defensively and special teams. Our kids played their hearts out and you saw it."


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After nine years as a couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have finally tied the knot. Take a look back at the couple over the years.
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With Chinese Investment, Nicaraguan Passage Could Dwarf Panama Canal
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322Nicaragua is now home to the early stages of one of the largest infrastructure projects on earth, plans for which have been raising questions for some time now. In a move that will affect global trade in the long term, "A Chinese telecom billionaire has joined forces with Nicaragua's famously anti-American president to construct a waterway between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean to rival the Panama Canal. The massive engineering undertaking would literally slice through Nicaragua and be large enough to accommodate the supertankers that are the hallmark of fleets around the world today." (Here's a related article with a bit more on the project from Wang Jing, the Chinese telecoms entrepreneur now also at the head of the Hong Kong Nicaragua Canal Development Investment Co.) One potential problem with the canal: disruption of surfing in Nicaragua.


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help anyone... the picture in the tv seems to be getting bigger... i cant see anything at the top or bottom of the picture. can anyone direct me to possible problems... adjustment that i can do taking off the back or replacing some part? i figure i should do it since it would be less expensive.. otherwise, its probably overall better if i bought a new one... thanks for any help. |
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Aaron Kahlow | October 15, 2009 | Comments
Experienced online marketers must be patient when dealing with newbies.
Talking to your boss about online marketing is like explaining sex to a 3-year-old. It's going to take a while for them to "get it." Be the adult and be patient.
For the last decade, I've had to consistently remind myself that most people are new to online marketing.
Whether it's a speech about Web site usability or an article on SEO (define), the industry we live, breathe, and eat is mind-swimmingly new to most in the business world, including our own executives (yes even those running agencies). And now, as I finish final preparations for the agenda for the Online Marketing Summit in San Diego, I'm reminded that we still have a long way to go on the education curve.
Moreover, that same mantra is even more true for journalists and editors of mainstream media. I'm not sure if it's just the more conservative publications like "The Wall Street Journal" that I read every morning along with "The New York Times," or if it's just a little of my own personal bias, but I was shocked when I read a technology journalist had written what an editor called a "ground-breaking story" on the subject of e-mail being dead.
Those in e-mail, social media, or online marketing have been hearing this conversation for at least 18 months. But the way it's portrayed as a new thought-provoking discovery by WSJ's crack staff really concerns me.
And then it hits me: mainstream media is simply a reflection of mainstream business -- and is an indicator of how far we must go to educate others.
A second example: in the same publication a few weeks ago, an author discussed how she was annoyed by the banal Facebook updates from friends. My first reaction was really! Is this journalist so sophomoric when it comes to social media that she'd expose herself as a Facebook novice and write an entire article about this?!
Much like a freshman coming into what we called D-hall in college and saying at the top his/her lungs, "Wow, school food really sucks!" To which you'd get the entire dining hall looking his/her way saying, "Uh, no duh, freshman." So, I'd ask: Why does "The Wall Street Journal" have a non-online savvy journalist writing about the space? But alas, that isn't the point.
Actually, I'm the one who needs to grow up a little. I must stop being such an online marketing elitist and re-trench on my mission to educate. And this brings me to the heart of the matter.
We need to remember that we're the seniors in the emerging world of media (let alone digital). We must be the mature adults in the room and educate, slowly and methodically, others who haven't gone through freshman year.
We need to stop focusing on how little others know, as I had the inclination to do above (and yes, somewhat hypocritically, to demonstrate the point). We must feel compassion for those who don't get it and help them to the other side. If we "grow up" and understand that we're now in the driver's seat, the industry will evolve much faster.
The path to change is linear: empathize, educate, plan, integrate, and execute. Taken out of order -- like asking for a big budget for a new social media campaign without understanding the ripple effects of such viral efforts -- will increase the likelihood of failure.
Why is this important? Well, anytime we want something in this world, we usually need to ask someone for help. Whether it's budget for upgrading the Web site, extra time from the information technology team to execute on long overdue SEO, or a social media foray.
To ask means to explain. And explaining why you need help becomes an exercise in education on the basic fundamentals underlying online marketing and the tremendous impact it has on all businesses.
Yes, we've all been beating this drum for five to 10 years, but finally now, recession-induced, we're getting the audience. So we should be prepared to pull out those old PowerPoint decks that explain the cost effective, measurable return you can get from such efforts and not assume that this is a given. Nor should we assume that anyone knows the terminology we're using.
My director of the Online Marketing Institute constantly reminds me of this when I ask, "Can't we launch this new certification program faster?" To which he replies, "Yes, we can. But we can't educate the world in sustainable way if we do. It takes time and the need for education in this space is not going anywhere anytime soon. So, one step at time."
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After selling the Online Marking Summit (OMS) event company in 2011, Aaron is now leading the charge of the newest venture, the Online Marketing Institute - the leading eLearning platform and training destination for digital marketing education.
Kahlow is one of the most recognized thought-leaders in the digital marketing and social media space. Having founded, funded, and built three prolific and highly profitable digital marketing companies, Kahlow has also delivered hundreds of marquee keynote speeches around the globe. As a speaker, Kahlow is known for his inspirational style and plain-spoken nature where audiences always walk away feeling both motivated and educated. Aaron is a leading educator translating online marketing technology jargon into simple marketing and business terms. He is a recognized author, columnist (ClickZ, NYT) and authority on social media marketing, sales and marketing integration, demand generation, business-to-business marketing, search marketing, usability, analytics, and digital marketing strategy.
Named Metropolitan Magazine's "Top 40 Entrepreneurs under the Age of 40" Kahlow is also well known for his endless energy as an entrepreneur. Having built Business Online from three guys and a brother in a dentist office to BtoB Digital Agency of the Year; founding and selling the industry's premier digital marketing event, the Online Marketing Summit, and now on his third successful start-up, Online Marketing Institute, Kahlow is synonymous with building successful digital companies. Kahlow also has served on the Board of Directors and Advisory Board to many digital associations and media companies like the International Business Marketers Association, Search Engine Strategies/ClickZ, Microsoft/ BING Prof. Accreditation, Social Media Examiner, as well as many digital technology start-ups.
Today, Aaron can be found in his new home city of San Francisco, working on the global expansion of "Teaching the World Digital" in his eLearning technology venture, the Online Marketing Institute. Facebook and LinkedIn are his preferred places to connect.
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This was a helluva weekend for Miss Roo.
This weekend was the proof that she inherited my klutzy gene.
It started on Saturday when I was brushing her hair. She has a little step stool she stands on while I clean her up for the day. Well, that day she decided she didn't want to stand still while I pulled her hair into pigtails. Before I could react, she'd slipped off the stool. She managed to slam her chin into the counter top corner and bite her tongue in the process.
There was blood everywhere!
That evening while we were tooling around the barn in our truck, Roo was standing on the seat (Yes, I know my child should be in a car seat, even when we're just driving around in the pastures) and Mr. Me had to hit the brakes in order to avoid hitting something, she flew forward and slammed her face into the dash. Thankfully(!!!), she only bruised her forehead and got a little cut above her eye.
Then, to top it off, yesterday while she and I were enjoying the weather down by the pond, she fell face first off a chair, right into the dirt. Nothing like a mouthful of dirt to make a toddler happy.
During all of this, I was right with her. I was right there, but I wasn't fast enough to prevent any of these accidents. Sometimes I feel like a horrible Mom b/c my reaction time is so slow. All it takes is a second for something to happen to her. and it takes me two seconds to react. I truly do feel horrible.
My little nugget is a strong chicken though, minutes after everything that happened, she's up and running around without a care in the world. Thank goodness someone in this family is tough!
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- 1 liter (4 1/4 cups) Jamaican gold rum (such as Appleton Estate)
- 2 cups Cognac
- 1 1/2 cups fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup peach liqueur (such as Bols)
Arrange 2 cups sliced fresh (or frozen, thawed) peaches and 12 thyme sprigs along the bottom of a 1012-cup Bundt pan. Fill pan with cold water and freeze to make an ice ring. Combine 1 1/4 cups sugar and 1 1/4 cups water in a jar; cover and shake to dissolve to make simple syrup. DO AHEAD: Ice ring and simple syrup can be made 2 weeks ahead. Keep ice ring frozen. Chill simple syrup. Pour simple syrup into a large wide container or a punch bowl. Add 1 liter (4 1/4 cups) Jamaican gold rum (such as Appleton Estate), 2 cups Cognac, 1 1/2 cups fresh lemon juice, and 1 cup peach liqueur (such as Bols). Cover and chill for at least 2 hours or overnight. Add 6 cups cold water to punch; stir gently to blend. Remove ice ring from Bundt pan and float, rounded side up, in punch. Ladle into glasses filled with ice.
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type: Alcoholic, Punch, Cocktail
main ingredients: Lemon Juice, Peach, Thyme, Rum, Fruit, Liqueur, Spirit, Fruit Juice, Cognac/Armagnac, Herb
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Trolling the Docks of Igoumenitsa
Still waiting for their ship to come in
When it comes to long drives, Greece would seem to be a country of happy endings. Like the drive to Papingo, the drive to the port town of Igoumenitsa climaxes with a soul-stirring views. This is due to the fact that Igoumenitsa is a port town, which is exactly the reason that most Greek people will tell you not to visit the place. If you tell them there's no time to visit Iouannina because you have to make a ferry in Igoumenitsa, they will say, "You must come back, then." If you ask them if Igoumenitsa is a nice town, they will say no. If you ask them why, you'll get the following answer: "It's a port town."
Odd, then, that the most striking thing about Igoumenitsa should turn out to be the port. The first view of it hits you on the highway as you approach down a long and high-speed decline into town. As you scan the road ahead, registering median, lane markers, the car passing to your left, a patch of shimmering water steals your attention. There are islands in the view, too, and for whatever reason-probably something to do with brain chemistry--it's very difficult to steal your eyes away from islands floating together in blue water. This is the Ionian Sea.
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The view stays this way right until port because the view is the port. Igoumenitsa is one big natural harbor--a lagoon, practically--and the city spends its days looking out onto a gigantic pool of calm, waiting for the next big ship to arrive. The ships are almost all ferries, and they steam in from exotic ports of call: Bari, Brindisi, Corfu, Patra, Venice. On the dock, people stand and wait. A snake of trucks pours in and the trucks park in diagonal lines, like flanks of soldiers preparing for battle. The truckers get out and join the other passengers, which only adds to the building sense of anticipation.
A ferry appears on the horizon. It chugs into the harbor, makes a large swooping turn and backs its rear end up to the dock. Lashed by a set of extremely thick lines to dry land, the ferry lowers its enormous steel ramps and a cargo of passengers and trucks stuffed with goods is disgorged. As soon as it is empty, the ship sucks in a fresh load, without time to catch its breath. It takes only minutes for the people to get on board, but the trucks lurch and honk for an hour.
All the while, the ferry keeps its propellers spinning to keep tension on the lines, and the swirl of water attracts anchovies, which attract predatory fish, which attract fishermen. The fishermen stand on the dock, throwing in lures attached to spools line. The lures sit in the current, wiggling, and eventually a fish will hit. The fisherman pulls the fish in, a small crowd gathers to watch it flop to death on the concrete pier, and then the fisherman goes back to fishing. The ferry leaves, the dock stands empty, and the process starts again. It's far more thrilling than any airport, and if you should happen to find yourself in northern Greece, I recommend a visit.
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Hello all! I think I have encountered a stuck fermentation in my first batch of mead here. The recipe was 12 pounds of orange blossom honey and four gallons of water. I added some yeast nutrient from my local homebrew store at the rate suggested on the package (which I believe was one teaspoon per gallon but I may be incorrect). The original gravity was 1.098. I cooled the must down to the mid 70s and then pitched my re-hydrated 5g packet of Lalvin K1V-1116 after aerating as best I could with the carboy shake method. Fermentation kicked off pretty quickly and was going strong for a while. I let it sit in primary for about 7 weeks until visible signs of fermentation had slowed to a crawl. Like a fool I didn't think to check the gravity before I racked off of the yeast. The gravity came out to be 1.050! Way too thick and sweet! So... Would it be advisable to re-pitch another dose of K1V-1116? If so, would I just re-hydrate and dump? Would I make something of a yeast starter with a small amount of fresh must at a quantity of like 1.020? Am I going to need to add some more nutrient? I have heard conflicting pieces of advise from homebrew shop employees and customers on this topic. Any advise from you guys would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
you need some yeast ENERGIZER in there. nutrient is good, but energizer is full of the nitrogen yeast needs to thrive, and that honey lacks. Beer wort is full of nitrogen and thus doesn't need the energizer. 7 weeks is just too long for mead. you should hit attenuation on a recipe like yours in 4 weeks or less. I would indeed pitch another sachet of yeast. I wouldn't make a starter, you can rehydrate though, and I'd put the energizer in the hydration water just to help mix it. I've also had success adding fruit to a stuck fermentation, as the nutrients and nitrogen will help the yeast resume fermentation. unfortunately you'll lose some of your orange blossom honey flavors as the fruit will over power it.


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PATNA: Jalan Museum, probably the only private museum of its kind in this part of the country, having a priceless collection, has suffered damages during Sunday's tremors.
The 80-year-old museum, located on the banks of the Ganga in the old city town here, had to close down for the very first time due to cracks and leakage during the rainy season this year. Much to the chagrin of connoisseurs, the Sunday evening tremor has enlarged minor cracks.
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Kiwis need to earn nearly $5 more than the minimum wage to meet the "basic necessities of life", a new report has found.
The living wage for New Zealanders has been set at $18.40 an hour in the report released today, which is well above the $13.50 minimum wage.
Defined as the "income necessary to provide workers and their families with the basic necessities of life", the wage will form the basis of a community-driven campaign for employers to adopt a living wage policy.
The wage was calculated as the necessary income for a two-adult, two-child family and is based on both adults working, one full-time and one part-time.
Report author Charles Waldegrave, of the Family Centre Social Policy Research Unit, said the wage was well above the minimum wage, because it was about setting an income level that enabled people to live modestly while still contributing to society, rather than simply surviving.
The wage was calculated on a modest household budget where people could buy the basics, spend time with their families and enjoy occasional recreational activities, such as a monthly trip to the movies.
It was about being able to "have a decent, but modest family and community life", he said.
"Being able to have a computer in your home . . . being able to pay for a school trip, being able to have modest insurance."
Unions and community groups are campaigning to get employers to adopt a policy by which they work towards all staff earning at least the living wage.
Service and Food Workers Union national secretary John Ryall said the campaign would work on persuading employers to adopt the living wage rather than seeking legislation to do that.
A voluntary approach meant employers would buy into the concept and accept that paying employees amounts that enabled them to support their families had both economic and social benefits, with lower staff turnover and higher productivity among the payoffs for bosses.
Wellington supermarket worker Cheryl Hohua said a living wage would allow her to spend time with her children, whom she now saw only about one day a week. The rest of the time she was sleeping or at work.
She is the sole provider for four teenagers and works three jobs. She earns about $15 an hour at the supermarket, and has two other jobs doing merchandising at a slightly higher rate.
"The difference it would make for my family would be helping with food, housing, hobbies for my kids, like music lessons, and attending holiday programmes."
Other community groups - including churches and student associations - are also campaigning for the living wage alongside unions.
Victoria University of Wellington Students' Association president Rory McCourt said a living wage would enable students to focus on study rather than making ends meet.
"Low wages mean students spend more time at exhausting jobs rather than concentrating on their studies."
Wellington food chain KaPai wants to see 75 per cent of its workers on a living wage within three years.
The company, which opened its fourth store last year, wanted to help staff reach their potential, by ensuring they had a decent family and community life, co-founder James Irvine said yesterday.
"We were thinking 75 per cent [of staff] in three years, and then 100 per cent in five years."
The changes would have to be staged, as introducing a living wage straight away would be unaffordable.
Other aspects of the business, such as its prices, might need to be adjusted to compensate for the extra wages, he said.
"Businesses can't just suddenly pluck money out of thin air, so we have got to grow the business towards it."
Business partner and city councillor Justin Lester said it was about finding a balance between the cost to customers, the business and a fair wage for staff.
"There's always a compromise - if you're paying staff more, things tend to cost a little bit more as well."
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I've been in the SEO business for a total of 10 years now. I took a break from the year 2000 through 2003 while completing my BS degree at Purdue University. The changes that occurred in the SEO space during those three years were the most profound in my opinion. Google had come out with the PageRank algorithm and the Florida update was all the rage in 2003. I had a lot to learn, but it wasn't as complicated as some may think. Page titles, meta tags and keyword use in content were still part of the game, but I had to learn how links played a roll in search. More importantly I began to intuitively understand what modern search engines were going to pay attention to. Google basically wants to perform a background check on your website. They want to review references and poll the market about the content on your website.
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0Jul 5, '09 by lilrat38I so want to know like you when will the letters be sent out? I tried calling the nursing department this past friday but only got the answering machine. It seems like we will get them around the middle of this month after reading the other posts. I hope we get them next week!! Oh, which campus did you apply at? I applied at the Birmingham.
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Why do I feel like that's just an excuse to squeeze your company out of tight situations whenever you have morally wronged someone. For those who aren't sure what arbitration is, it's where instead of having your day in court you get to sit with an arbitrator (most likely very biased on Riot's behalf) an settle out of court, You see this with huge businesses all the time. Let's hope Riot has good intentions when implementing this.
You guys are like the only company that would actually put this out there for your customers to see. For that, you earn +10 respect points.
Lamar, I am a recent law school graduate, and have passed the bar. Any openings over in Riot land? Tyrauk
I'm not sure if I'm cool with being forced to use an arbitrator for legal disputes...
FYI part of that means that if you have a claim against Riot you're gonna have to arbitrate it in a location of their choice. Hope you live near California... Though their choice of law is for the state of Delaware, so until they update the TOU on the website I'm just gonna have to wonder.


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Spinosaurus was the biggest predator to ever to walk on land that has been discovered. It was a gargantuan dinosaur from Cretaceous Africa. In fact, Spinosaurus is the first species of dinosaur discovered in Africa. Apart from its size, Spinosaurus was known as odd dinosaur for its long snout shaped like a crocodile or alligator and the sail/ridge running down its spine. This dinosaur likely used its long snout and big claws to catch large fish like its relatives Suchomimus, Baryonyx and Irritator did. Spinosaurus' sail is the source of a lot of debate. Some scientists say it might have been more of a hump than a sail, and the scientists that do believe it was a sail can't agree on wether it was used to regulate body tempurature, attract mates, scare off rivals, or a mixture of the three. Although only partial skeletons have been found, Spinosaurus had a very long, crocodilian skull, it is nearly 6 feet long. Spinosaurus was much bigger than the South American carnivore Giganotosaurus as the largest Theropod dinosaur. Also, scientists say it's cause of death was of the climate changing so the swamps that Spinosaurus lived in disappeared making the Spinosaurus die.Fact File
Length: 52-57 feet long(16-17.5 metres)
Height:16 feet tall at the head and 21-24 ft (6-6.6 metres) at the sail
Weight: 7-9 tonnes
Diet: Carnivorous ( Meat & Fish)
Time and Period: Middle Cretaceous 115-95 Million Years Ago
Spinosaurus hunting style is much debated, Some Paleontologists argue that Spinosaurus would have been adept at eating other medium size dinosaurs, using its size and speed it was easily capable of killing anything it got hold of, using its 6 foot head or its 8 foot arms. Others argue it was not capable of preying on other large dinosaurs and that it instead preyed mainly on fish and other dinosaurs. Now it is widely known that Spinosaurus hunted both fish and dinosaurs.
The idea of the Spinosaurus being a piscivore (an animal whose diet consists mainly of fish) is highly supported. The main evidence for this being its long narrow snout, which would be an advantage for catching aquatic beings. Other evidence is that of Spinosaurus' large spine. This spine would help with its hydrodynamics, making it agile in the water. It's arms are also long enough to be useful. They could provide more directional control in the water as well as to help hold on to its catch. In swamps, spinosaurus would dive to the bottom to catch fish and would use it's hind legs and powerful tail to propel itself through the water.
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Spinosaurus is the primary villain/dinosaur in the movie Jurassic Park III. In the movie Spinosaurus was shown at 43 feet long while some estimates suggest it grew much larger than this. It was also portrayed eating people and large dinosaurs. It has been speculated Spinosaurus would have eaten ornithischians, sauropods, and hadrosaurs. Although it was an adept swimmer in the movie, it was also shown killing a T-Rex. Spinosaurus also appeared in the popular British television show, Primeval, when it chases Connor and Abby into the present day through an Anomaly, and BBC One's series, Planet Dinosaur episode 1: Lost World. Spinosaurus has appeared in any Jurassic Park games based on JP IIISee Also
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A few pick up and go to stay; most accept short-term assignments. Americans with jobs overseas describe their corners of a new world.
When it comes to job opportunities overseas, Kraig Rice knows what he's talking about. As a researcher and coauthor of the book "International Job Finder: Where the Jobs Are Worldwide" he has spent several months over the past year finding out what jobs were available where, and how to get them.
"I encourage people who want to work abroad to do so," he says. "I think it's an excellent adventure and it's great experience." Mr. Rice is so enthusiastic about working overseas that he wound up taking his own advice and moved to Kiev at the end of last month to take on a job he actually found while researching his book.
"I couldn't pass up an opportunity like that," he says of his job with the International Research and Exchanges Board, a nongovernmental organization that administers development programs in several countries.
As a former student of Russian history and Slavic languages, Rice had always wanted to work in the former Soviet Union but had kept getting sidetracked.
"I got a second chance to do what I'd always planned to do years before," he says.
Rice isn't the only one on the move. Hard statistics on Americans working abroad are difficult to come by, but experts in the international job market say that, in the long term, last year's terrorist attacks have done little to deter overseas-minded Americans from taking on new international postings or from staying put in foreign jobs they were working in before last September.
In the wake of the attacks, a blip of panic prompted a small number of Americans working abroad to return to home territory, experts say.
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Atticus accepted Tom Robinson's case because he knew no one else would want to take the case, and if anyone else did, he wouldn't put on a good case or care whether Tom was convicted. Atticus knew the odds of getting Tom off from the very beginning, but he knew that he had to try. Taking these "baby steps" was the only way that racial bigotry was ever going to change in the South. Atticus knows Tom is innocent, and if Tom was white, he would have been found innocent with the evidence Atticus presented. Atticus at least made the jury deliberate for a while before bringing in a guilty verdict.
Atticus is a man of integrity. He knows that a black man in the south is not going to get a fair shake. He is asked by the judge to take the case. He accepts because the judge asks him and because he believes it is the right thing to do.
Atticus tries to install in his children the principles that he believes in. One of those is that one must stand up for one believes is fair. His actions speak louder than his words. His way of teaching the children is by setting an example. His taking on the Robinson case is just another example of his good qualities.
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In my opinion, Atticus accepts this case because that is the kind of man he is. It is a case that goes along with his values and so he thinks it would be good to take it.
Atticus is a man who thinks that it is wrong to bully the weak. He does not like it when his kids torment Boo Radley, for example. And he does not like the way whites treat blacks in Maycomb. So I think he is taking the case to try to prevent Tom from being abused due to his race.
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Bidders' field grows for the 2022 Winter Olympics
Warsaw, Poland • The Polish city of Krakow is bidding to host the 2022 Winter Olympic Games along with neighboring Slovakia.
The head of Poland's Olympic committee, Andrzej Krasnicki said a letter confirming the bid was sent Thursday to the International Olympic Committee, a week before the deadline. He made the announcement alongside Slovak counterpart Frantisek Chmelar.
Under the bid plans, Krakow and the Tatra mountain resort of Zakopane would host the ice events. The Alpine events would be held across the border, in Jasna, Slovakia.
Jasna is located about 95 miles from Krakow.
Neither country has hosted the Winter Olympics. Zakopane bid unsuccessfully for the 2006 Winter Games, while the Slovak resort of Poprad-Tatry failed in attempts for the 2002 and 2006 Games.
The Poland-Slovakia joint bid is the fifth declared candidacy for the 2022 Games.
The Norwegian capital of Oslo, which last hosted the Winter Games in Lillehammer in 1994, announced its bid earlier Thursday.
Oslo's bid includes plans to hold the medal ceremonies in the city center and several competitions in venues on the city outskirts. The Alpine events would be held in Lillehammer, about 85 miles north of Oslo. The venues for the opening and closing ceremonies have not yet been decided, Olsen said.
In May, the Oslo city council voted in favor of asking for a $5.7 billion financial guarantee from the Norwegian government — a precondition for hosting the games. Norwegian lawmakers are expected to decide on that in the second half of 2014, Olsen said.
A popular referendum in Oslo in September backed the bid to host the games.
Nov. 14 is the deadline for submission of bids to the International Olympic Committee.
The field also includes the Ukrainian city of Lviv; Beijing and the northern Chinese city of Zhangjiakou; and Almaty, Kazakhstan. A referendum will be held Sunday in Germany on a proposed bid from Munich.
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Melky Cabrera became the first Kansas City player in 11 years to get 200 hits and Mike Moustakas hit the go-ahead home run in a four-run sixth inning as the Royals topped the Minnesota Twins 7-3 on Monday night.
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Michael Cuddyer singled home the go-ahead run in the eighth inning and Joe Nathan did his job as the new closer Saturday night, giving the Minnesota Twins a 4-3 win over the Kansas City Royals.
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About Me
Self taught digital artist originally from Georgia, currently living in Maryland.
My creative interest were peak at an early age. I got into 3d and cgi artwork about 10 years ago. I love creating and being creative and art/photography allow me to explore my creativity.
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