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GORGEOUS collaboration collection from Cindy and Syndee! http://store.scrapgirls.com/memorabilia-collection-biggie-p31825.php#
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DixieLee → MariJ
are you getting any better? I sure hope you are able to move around without pain, thinking of you and wishing i could do something for you.
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Recipes for the swap are due tomorrrow...http://scrapgirls.net/forum/topic/62498-january-recipe-swap-2015/?p=1137293
Yesterday, 08:56 PM
DixieLee → CRS
Happy happy birthday! and may you feel so blessed, you are certainly a blessing to all of us here! and enjoy that cake!
Yesterday, 07:53 PM
Florida granny → CRS
Happy Birthday, Carla! It will probably be cake time by the time you read this, so I hope you had a thoroughly delightful day!
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We arrived home last night from our great time away.. the cruise was wonderful and really enjoyed time with my brother and his wife at Rotorua - saw lots of the area. The internet on the cruise was way too expensive so now I need to catch up a lot of emails etc. so hopefully you will see some holiday layouts soon.
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AggieB → neeltje
I didn't realize how long it's been since I've seen you around here. Hope you get this message wishing you a wonderful birthday.
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A detailed analysis of FBI statistics covering ten full calendar years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks reveals that, on a per capita basis, American Muslims, contrary to spin, have been subjected to hate crimes less often than other prominent minorities. From 2002 to 2011, Muslims are estimated to have suffered hate crimes at a frequency of 6.0 incidents per 100,000 per year – 10 percent lower than blacks (6.7), 48 percent lower than homosexuals and bisexuals (11.5), and 59 percent lower than Jews (14.8). Americans should keep these numbers in mind whenever Islamists attempt to silence critics by invoking Muslim victimhood.
The federal government defines a hate crime as a "criminal offense against a person or property motivated in whole or in part by an offender's bias against a race, religion, disability, ethnic origin, or sexual orientation." Though statutes mandating harsher punishments for hatred-inspired acts raise the specter of thought crimes, emphasize group identity over the individual, and seemingly favor certain victims over others, the FBI's tracking of such deeds shines important light on the state of the nation. Annual reports assembled from local law-enforcement data are accessible on the website of the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program. Especially useful is Table 1 of each compilation, which summarizes the number of incidents, offenses, victims, and known offenders for hate crimes committed against members of different groups.
Anti-Muslim incidents rose to 160 in 2010, an increase that Islamists and their mouthpieces eagerly blamed on rampant "Islamophobia," particularly opposition to a proposed giant mosque near Ground Zero. Based on freshly released FBI data, there was little change in 2011, with 157 incidents, 175 offenses, 185 victims, and 138 known offenders. Mark Potok of the reliably leftist Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which puts foes of radical Islam in the same category as Klansmen and neo-Nazis, has declared that "hate crimes against perceived Muslims . . . remained at relatively high levels" as a result of "Islam-bashing propaganda," anti-Sharia legislation, and ongoing resistance to new mosques, relaying that "several were attacked by apparent Islamophobes." Note the key word: "several" in a country with at least 2,106 mosques, a few million Muslims, and 300 million–plus non-Muslims.
As hinted above, the dark portrait of America as a nation of violent bigots uniquely hostile to Muslims does not withstand quantitative scrutiny. To smooth out year-to-year variations, consider the past decade (2002–11) of FBI-recorded hate crimes. There were 1,388 incidents against Muslims during this span, compared with 25,130 against blacks; 12,030 against homosexuals and bisexuals; 9,198 against Jews; and 5,057 against Hispanics. Even majority whites endured 7,185 incidents, while Christians (Protestants and Catholics combined) were targeted in 1,126 incidents. Adherents of "other religions" faced 1,335, very close to the anti-Muslim tally.
Due to the different sizes of minority groups, however, raw numbers cannot tell the complete tale. More insightful are per capita rates. Some back-of-the-envelope calculations follow.

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This is a low carb adaptation. There are no potatoes in this particular recipe due to my low carb lifestyle. It is tasty. You may add sour cream as a garnish. Submitted by JOEKNEE Carbs: 7.7g | Fat: 16.6g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 24.7g | Calories: 279.9
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Hı guys.
Anyone know where I can get the code snippet for
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That litle box with difficult-to-read characters in it that you have to key to prove that you are not a bot.
I want to put it on my form.
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yah, best way to handle this is to just make a number of images with works in them ( you can download these if you google seach it ), and randomly display them each time the form is loaded with a hidden field holding the correct text value of the image, so if the image has "HaCk Me" on it, then name the image the same.
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The Chevy's affordable price made it particularly appealing to budget-minded truck buyers, but that's largely where the positives stopped. The Colorado (and its GMC Canyon twin) suffered from lackluster four- and five-cylinder engines, an abundance of cheap cabin plastics, inconsistent build quality and a general lack of refinement.
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The V8 was clearly the most capable engine available, but also the most inefficient. Although the four-cylinder version could have a five-speed manual, chances are most Colorados you come across will have the four-speed automatic that was optional on the four-cylinder and standard on the other engines.
The Colorado could be equipped with either two-wheel drive or a four-wheel-drive system with a dual-range transfer case. There were also several suspension options, including the Z85 heavy-duty and Z71 off-road packages as well as the street-oriented ZQ8, which featured a lowered, performance-tuned suspension, 18-inch wheels and cosmetic modifications.
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As President Obama outlines his cybersecurity strategy, tech firms are working on ways to better protect you, without passwords and PIN numbers. Instead, you'd use your body to unlock devices, sign in to accounts and make payments. CNET's Kara Tsuboi shows us how the tech works.
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16 He shall dwell on high: his place of defense [shall be] the munitions of rocks: bread shall be given him; his waters [shall be] sure. | 16 this is the man who will dwell on the heights, whose refuge will be the mountain fortress. His bread will be supplied, and water will not fail him. |
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Ethnic publications in this country are read regularly by some 60 million Americans. Which suggests their editors are doing something right. As Tablet prepared to launch, we sought tips from four of them: Luna Liu of the World Journal, Ray O'Hanlon of the Irish Echo, Jan Latus of Nowy Dziennik, and Elinor Tatum of the Amsterdam News.


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Hawaii man found guilty in University of Pittsburgh instructor's death
June 26, 2013 8:45 PMHONOLULU -- A Hawaii man who confessed to killing a visiting University of Pittsburgh instructor in 1996 was found guilty of second-degree murder Wednesday.
Judge Richard Perkins convicted Jason Lee McCormick, 39, of killing Robert Henderson, a 51-year-old guest lecturer at the University of Hawaii.
Henderson's decomposed body was found in his Waikiki condo five days after he was last seen leaving campus. He had been strangled, prosecutors said.
Henderson, a popular linguistics instructor who was also director of Pitt's language acquisition institute, had lived with his mother in Beaver Falls until her death a few months before he was killed.
He had worked at Pitt since 1982, specializing in English as a second language and computer-assisted language learning.
Judge Perkins heard a stipulated facts trial that ended in September, where the prosecution and defense agreed to let the judge render a decision based on police reports, mental health evaluations and McCormick's statements.
The case remained unsolved until 2008 when McCormick confessed while he was being treated at a psychiatric facility. He later went to police and confessed again, said defense attorney Michael Green.
"As years went by, he had a problem living with himself," Mr. Green said Wednesday.
McCormick wasn't charged with second-degree murder until two years later.
In closing arguments, Mr. Green said McCormick was drunk and went into a rage because he was sexually abused as a child and believed Henderson made sexual advances toward him.
McCormick faces a mandatory sentence of life with the possibility of parole when he's sentenced Sept. 11.
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Read a recap of NAR's Twitter chat on the home search process for recent buyers.
Fourth Quarter Metro Area Home Prices Show Strongest Performance in Seven Years
A growing number of metropolitan areas had higher median home prices in the fourth quarter, with the national price showing the strongest year-over-year increase in seven years, according to the latest quarterly report.
Commercial Real Estate Investors Eager to "Turn the Page," According to New Outlook Report
Frustrated by continued uncertainty, a sluggish recovery, and a challenging investment environment, commercial investors generally appear eager to put the past behind them and adjust to the new normal.
Are Home Prices Rising Too Fast?
Every home owner wants to see prices rise, but when prices rise too fast, there may be reason for concern.
Supply Constraints in West Slow Contract Signings
NAR's forward-looking pending home sales index slipped 4.4 percent in December, signaling a loss of momentum in contract signings, but the easing seems to be more about inventory shortages than weak demand, NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun says.
New-Home Prices Pick Up Strength
Sales of new single-family homes posted the first annual gain in seven years as median prices continued to rise, the Commerce Department reports.
Pending Home Sales Down in December but Remain on Uptrend
Pending home sales declined in December but have stayed above year-ago levels for 20 consecutive months.
Pending Home Sales Down in December but Remain on Uptrend
Pending home sales declined in December but have stayed above year-ago levels for 20 consecutive months.
Video Increasingly Important in the Home Search
Today's buyers are relying more and more on the use of videos to help them with their search for a home. See the statistics on the types of videos they're watching.
Confidence Index Up For All Property Types
The year 2012 ended on a high note for real estate, with the current conditions confidence index up across all property types.


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Singer Madonna attends The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute gala benefit, "Punk: Chaos to Couture", on Monday, May 6, 2013 in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
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Travel guru Rick Steves spreads 12th Man spirit across Europe
The 12th man has spread across Europe, thanks to Edmonds-based travel guru Rick Steves. After hosting over one hundred of his European guides in Seattle, he sent them back infused with the spirit of the Seahawks, and a bunch of 12th man flags.
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Hi dolls! Just wanted to share a few more pics from Jingle Ball. It was such an amazing night out in NYC with some of my favorite people and even some new friends :). The Big Time Rush boys (in the pic above) are so freaking nice! It was just so fun hanging out with everyone!
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Effective strategies for managing the dangers of global climate change are proving very difficult to design and implement. They require governments to undertake a portfolio of efforts that are politically challenging because they require large expenditures today for uncertain benefits that accrue far into the future.


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Pelosi Honored At National AIDS Memorial Grove In San Francisco
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi was honored at the National AIDS Memorial Grove in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park where for her work on the issue of HIV/AIDS.
White House Names San Francisco Doctor New AIDS Czar
A San Francisco physician who oversaw the city's efforts to prevent HIV infections has been named as director of the Office of National AIDS Policy.
San Francisco Finds Funds For HIV/AIDS Services
The city of San Francisco has found enough money to maintain $1.8 million in HIV/AIDS services that were jeopardized by federal funding cuts.
San Francisco New HIV/ AIDS Research Facility Receives Federal Funding
Construction began on a new HIV/ AIDS research center in San Francisco Thursday, but the groundbreaking ceremony for the federally funded facility was a little bit different.
San Francisco AIDS Walk Proves To Be Major Success
Sunday's AIDS Walk San Francisco raised more than $3 million and has raised more than $77 million since it started in 1987.
Thousands Flock To Golden Gate Park For Annual AIDS Walk
As many as 25,000 people were expected to gather in Golden Gate Park Sunday morning to take part in the city's 25th annual AIDS Walk San Francisco.
Peanut Butter Helps San Francisco Nonprofit Spread Meals
Project Open Hand is using peanut butter to spread their help to the critically ill, homebound, elderly and those living with HIV/AIDS.
30 Years Into Epidemic, New Anti-AIDS Campaign Launched
More than 600 people are infected annually with HIV in San Francisco, according to the Department of Public Health, and people fighting to stop the virus's spread are reminding residents that AIDS is still a problem.
CBS 5 Special Coverage: AIDS At 30 Years
CBS 5's Hank Plante was one of the first journalists in the nation to report on the AIDS epidemic.
New HIV Statistics Alarm San Francisco Officials
Asian and Pacific Islander women had the highest rate of increase for HIV infection in the U.S., that according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


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- Feature Length Animated Film
- Walt Disney Television Animation
- Animation Studio: Toon City Animation, Inc.
- Distributed by: Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
- Cartoon Characters: Spot, Scott Leadready II, Dr. Krank, Leonard Amadeus Helperman, Mary Lou Helperman, Jolly, Pretty Boy, Dennis, Adele, Ian, Principal Strickler, Mrs. Boogin, Barry Anger, Marsha, Marcia, John, Jaun, Blue Fairy, Beefeater, Trevor, Taylor, Tyler, Daddy, Little Girl, Officer White, Younghee, Leslie, Conductor.
- Voice Actors: Nathan Lane, Kelsey Grammer, Shaun Fleming, Debra Jo Rupp, David Ogden Stiers, Jerry Stiller, Paul Reubens, Megan Mullally, Rob Paulsen; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Timothy Björklund.
- Produced By Stephen Swofford, Gary Baseman, Bill Steinkellner, Cheri Steinkellner, Michael Karafilis, Melinda Carrillo.
- Written By Bill Steinkellner, Cheri Steinkellner.
- Music: Stephen James Taylor, Randy Peterson, Kevin Quinn, Cheri Steinkellner; more Musicians ...
- Editor: Nancy Frazen.
- Originally Released on January 16, 2004.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 68 minutes.
- Color
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1. Asia, U.S.: U.S. President Barack Obama is on a trip to India,
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Obama's India visit has potential implications for U.S.-Pakistan
relations, and U.S. operations in Afghanistan. In East Asia, Obama is
attending the G-20 summit and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
forum, at a time when the United States attempts to "re-engage" with
several East Asian countries. This coincides with increased attention
from Russia on East Asia, and a perception regionally that China is
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about expanding its role in the Asia-Pacific region, and how China
responds to these potential developments.
2. G-20: The concept of currency war appeared to be a major focus
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disagreements. Similarly, if there is little group consensus, how does
this play into the U.S. push to accelerate various trade agreements and
free trade deals, including the U.S.-South Korea free trade deal and the
new Trans-Pacific Partnership.
3. Yemen: Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has claimed
responsibility for the Oct. 29 attempts to ship explosive devices via
cargo aircraft, and the Sept. 3 crash of a UPS aircraft in Dubai. If
this claim is true, then it means that, while the latest attempt failed,
AQAP has conducted a successful attack against a Western aircraft. We
need to reassess the Sept. 3 crash and look for more evidence that
sabotage was involved. Also, we need to watch for any military responses
to AQAP in Yemen from Yemeni security forces, the United States or
neighboring countries. AQAP also mentioned Saudi Arabia in its most
recent statement, and while the kingdom has long been on its target
list, we could see AQAP intensify efforts there. Energy infrastructure,
something that AQAP has proven willing and able to target in Yemen, is a
major concern.
Existing Guidance
1. Iran: After the European Union suggested talks with Iran on the
nuclear issue may be coming soon, Tehran suggested it was ready for
negotiations - if they are held in Turkey. We also continue to see signs
of progress in behind-the-scenes U.S.-Iranian negotiations, especially
over Iraq. We need to watch how the various factions inside the Iranian
political establishment are working the current and planned negations
and follow how this impacts the issues of Iraq and the nuclear program.
2. Pakistan, Afghanistan: Recent weeks have seen a dramatic increase in
statements from Afghan, Pakistani, American and NATO officials about
negotiations between the Karzai government and the Taliban. Most
noteworthy, U.S. and NATO officials said they were facilitating such
talks by providing safe passage to Taliban representatives. This comes
at a time when there has been an increase in International Security
Assistance Force claims of success against the Taliban on the
battlefield in the form of U.S. special operations forces killing key
field operatives and leaders. How high do these talks really go, and
more importantly, what actual impact is it having on the Taliban's
strategic thinking? The status and nature of these negotiations - who
are the key players (particularly, where does Pakistan stand in all of
this), what are the key points of contention, and most important, are
the Taliban serious about negotiating - is of central importance.
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* Nov. 8: Anti-nuclear activists will conclude protests in Germany
against transporting nuclear waste to the German town of Gorleven.
* Nov. 8: The European Union's interior ministers will meet. The issue
of visa liberalization for Albania is expected to be resolved at the
* Nov. 8: The third Danube Strategy summit will be held in Bucharest,
bringing together 14 high-level governmental delegations. A meeting
between Romanian President Traian Basescu and European Commission
President Jose Manuel Barroso is scheduled on the sidelines.
* Nov. 8-11: Finnish President Tarja Halonen will visit Russia and
meet with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.
* Nov. 8-13: Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria will continue holding joint
naval exercises in the Aegean Sea.
* Nov. 8-15: The International Monetary Fund's delegation to Ukraine
will continue its visit to review the standby agreement to determine
Ukraine's eligibility for further funding.
* Nov. 8-17: The European Union's Nordic Battlegroup will hold joint
operations in Sweden.
* Nov. 9: Moscow will host a meeting of the Collective Security Treaty
Organization (CSTO) interior ministers. One topic of discussion will
be the CSTO's role in the further stabilization of Kyrgyzstan.
* Nov 9: The French Court of Cassation will announce its decision on
whether to investigate several African leaders over millions of
euros worth of French assets believed to be related to graft.
* Nov. 9: Estonian Prime Minister Andrus Ansip will meet with Finnish
Prime Minister Mari Kiviniemi in Finland.
* Nov. 9: The European Commission is expected to approve Montenegro's
EU membership bid.
* Nov. 9-10: Syrian President Bashar al Assad will visit Bulgaria to
meet with Bulgarian President Georgi Purvanov.
* Nov. 10: Serbian trade unions have threatened to start general
* Nov. 10-13: The Armenian-Russian Inter-Parliamentary Committee on
Cooperation will meet in Yerevan, Armenia.
* Nov. 11: Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov will announce his plans
to start a new political project designed to regain the majority in
the government in the 2011 elections.
* Nov. 12: The Armenian Tigranakert military unit will hold drills.
* Nov. 12-16: The annual NATO Parliamentary Assembly will be held in
* Nov. 13: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will meet with
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov in Sofia. Energy and trade
will be two focal points of the discussion.
* Nov. 14: Police protests are scheduled to be held in Varna,
Bulgaria. The police have said they want to obtain better equipment
and working conditions.
* Nov. 8: German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle will visit Gaza to
assess the humanitarian situation there. The visit comes a day after
Westerwelle's meeting with Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor
Lieberman, Israeli President Shimon Peres, and Palestine Liberation
Organization negotiator Saeb Erekat in Jerusalem.
* Nov. 8: Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani will meet with
the Council of Common Interests ahead of the Pakistani Development
Forum to be held next week. Representatives of the international
community have been invited to join the discussion on how to enhance
stability in the country.
* Nov. 8-9: Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic will continue a
visit to Egypt to meet with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and
other officials.
* Nov. 8-9: U.S. President Barack Obama will continue a visit to India
to meet with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and to address the
Indian parliament.
* Nov. 8- 10: Idriss Arnaoud Ali, speaker of Djibouti's parliament,
will continue a visit to Iran.
* Nov. 8-11: The chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference, Jia Qinglin, will
continue a trip that includes visits to Syria and Oman, as well as
Kazakhstan and Poland.
* Nov. 9: A long-delayed meeting between rival Palestinian parties
Fatah and Hamas to discuss political reconciliation will be held in
* Nov. 9: Jordan will hold parliamentary elections.
* Nov. 9: Maldives Islamic Minister Abdul Majeed Abdul Bari will lead
1,402 people on the Hajj.
* Nov. 9: Indian authorities will hand over 54 Pakistani prisoners to
Pakistani authorities at the Wagah border crossing.
* Nov. 9-10: Officials from Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and
Turkmenistan will convene in Tehran for the 27th working group of
the Caspian Sea Legal Convention.
* Nov. 9-12: Kish Island, a free trade zone, will host the fifth
annual Kish-Iran Air Show. Representatives from more than 120
international aviation companies, including companies based in the
United States, the United Kingdom and Italy, reportedly are expected
to attend.
* Nov. 10: Iran informed the European Union that it would be open to
resuming talks on the Iranian nuclear program after this date.
* Nov. 10-12: Officials from the U.N. human rights council will assess
the human rights situation in Lebanon in a Universal Periodic
* Nov. 11: The Iraqi parliament will meet to elect a new speaker in
the hopes of taking the first step toward forming a new government
after eight months of political paralysis.
* Nov. 11: Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Taner Yildiz
has set this date as the deadline by which South Korea must take
positive steps toward establishing a nuclear power plant near the
Black Sea in Sinop, Turkey, if the agreement signed between the two
countries is to remain in effect.
* Nov. 12: The second half of a 370-strong peacekeeping force from the
Philippines will deploy in Syria under the command of the U.N.
Disengagement Observer Force.
* Nov. 12-16: Somali Parliament Speaker Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aden will
visit Iran.
* Nov. 8: U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Defense
Secretary Robert Gates will hold talks with Australian Foreign
Affairs Minister Kevin Rudd and Defense Minister Stephen Smith in
Melbourne during the 25th Australia-United States Ministerial
* Nov. 8-10: Chinese census-takers will continue going into every
household to collect personal data for its sixth nationwide census.
Foreigners living and working on the mainland will be counted for
the first time.
* Nov. 9: Japan, China, Canada and the Philippines will be updated on
progress in the ongoing talks to expand the four-member U.S.-led
Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement on the sidelines of the
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meetings.
* Nov. 9-10: U.S. President Barack Obama will visit Indonesia and
officially launch the U.S.-Indonesian Comprehensive Partnership.
* Nov. 10: U.S. President Barack Obama will visit Seoul to discuss a
free trade agreement with South Korean President Lee Myung Bak.
* Nov. 11-12: Leaders from the G-20 countries will meet in South Korea
to discuss global and regional economies. The summit will involve
10,000 participants and 32 heads of state, and a number of bilateral
meetings will take place on the sidelines.
* Nov. 13-14: The 21-member APEC forum will meet in Japan for
discussions that will culminate in the 18th APEC Economic Leaders'
* Nov. 8: The Colombian government will announce the exploration
results of 78 oil blocks authorized for adjudication.
* Nov. 8-9: Spanish Foreign Minister Trinidad Jimenez will continue a
visit to Bolivia to meet with Bolivian President Evo Morales and
Bolivian Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca.
* Nov. 8-9: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. Vice
President Joe Biden will meet on the sidelines of the General
Assembly of the Jewish Federations of North America.
* Nov. 8-9: U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere
Affairs Arturo Valenzuela is scheduled to visit Asuncion, Paraguay.
* Nov. 8-9: The United Nations will host representatives of Morocco
and Western Sahara's Polisario Front independence movement as well
as officials from Algeria and Mauritania in New York to discuss the
future of Western Sahara.
* Nov. 8-12: The Continental Indigenous Communication Summit is
scheduled to be held in Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
* Nov. 8-12: Colombian and Venezuelan trade representatives are
scheduled to meet in Venezuela to negotiate a bilateral trade
* Nov. 9: Peru is scheduled to present a legal reply at the
International Court of Justice at The Hague in its maritime border
dispute with Chile.
* Nov. 9-10: U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere
Affairs Arturo Valenzuela is scheduled to visit Montevideo, Uruguay.
* Nov. 9-10: Spanish Foreign Minister Trinidad Jimenez is scheduled to
visit Ecuador to meet with the Ecuadorian president and foreign
* Nov. 10: The deadline for talks between the government, business
representatives and Uruguayan labor union PIT-CNT seeking to resolve
wage disputes and avoid massive protests will pass.
* Nov. 10: The 7th plenary session of the Contact Group on Piracy off
the Coast of Somalia will be held in New York. South Korea will
chair the session.
* Nov. 12: The deadline for a scientific committee to present a
monitoring plan for pollution from the UPM paper mill on the Uruguay
River between Uruguay and Argentina was extended to this date.
* Nov. 8-10: The U.N. Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs
Valerie Amos will continue a trip to the Sudanese capital of
Khartoum, Southern Sudan and Darfur to meet with government
officials, donors and aid agencies.
* Nov. 8-14: The media campaign for the Southern Sudanese independence
referendum will begin.
* Nov. 10: A faction of the Nigerian militant group Movement for the
Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) led by Young Shall Grow
issued an ultimatum to the national coordinator of the amnesty
program chief, Timi Alaibe, to "ensure improvement in their welfare"
by this date.
* Nov. 10: A joint team from the northern and southern Sudanese armies
will deliver a report to each army concerning allegations that both
sides are massing troops along the disputed border.
* Nov. 10: Sudanese government officials and members of the Liberation
and Justice Movement will begin consultations on certain topics to
expand discussions ahead of signing a final agreement in
* Nov. 10: The deadline for Cote d'Ivoire's Constitutional Court to
hear all election result challenges and then validate the first
round of results will pass.
* Nov. 10-12: The Nigerian Labor Congress threatened to start a
three-day strike if the government fails to implement the new
national minimum wage.
* Nov. 11-12: Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan will visit Ogun
* Nov. 13: Southern Sudanese President Salva Kiir has called for a
meeting of Southern Sudanese political leaders.
* Nov. 15: Voter registration will begin in Sudan in preparation for
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We need help deciding how to install our faucet. I know this must sound simple minded -- or that I am overcomplicating what should be a straight-forward decision, but ...
Among the reasons pushing for our kitchen update was our intense dislike of having a tiny space between our former drop-in sink and the wall behind it (that rose up about 4 inches before the window started). So we now have a bow window at countertop height. Yipee! And we have runnels on both sides of the sink. Yipee, again! BUT, I can still envision water getting behind the faucet to the wood in the window as we reach to turn the water on and off with wet hands -- with the bow window, we only have about 4" behind the faucet (before the window) and neither of us is meticulous about wiping up things. So, I've been thinking about orienting the faucet handle in a direction other than parallel with the sink -- as it would normally be installed (see pix below of "normal" orientation).
Instead, I've wondered about installing the handle IN FRONT of the faucet. DH wonders about water hitting our hands each time we turn it on or off, however.
So that led to the idea of orienting the handle at an angle. Or would this just look weird? Like we made a mistake?
Ideas? Thoughts? Has anyone installed a faucet with the handle oriented in a different or unusual direction? If so, have you been happy? Would you do it over again? The faucet is not installed and the pull out portion droops down a bit because it is just stuck inside the main section for picture purposes. The faucet is KWC Ava (ordered last week on a promo that provided a free soap dispenser!). Thank you in advance for ideas and help. |
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Kashmi, that is such a beautiful counter! Aside from your hands always being in the line of fire (water, actually) when turning on and off, wouldn't the front orientation also cut into your access space over the sink and/or collide with large pots/pans? I think the angle does look a little askew. Maybe just remember to mop up the extra water? |
I would do it the first way you have it there. You risk crashing pots into it any other way. Good luck. |
- Posted by mabeldingeldine (My Page) on Fri, Nov 18, 11 at 11:47
I turned my faucet to the side to avoid dripping all over the counter. I have had no problems with crashing things into the faucet, and find it greatly reduces the water dripping behind the faucet. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. |
- Posted by mabeldingeldine (My Page) on Fri, Nov 18, 11 at 12:00
ps, I should have added my faucet spout turns so readily it is easy to just move it out of the way before turning the faucet on and off, and within days it became the unthinking norm to do so. |
Linelle & jgopp: good points about the collision risks! Something I had not considered. (And, @linelle: thanks for the countertop comment. We still smile when we walk into the kitchen!) Leela4 & mabeldingeldine: thanks so much for the pictures. Your arching faucets are so graceful. The pictures will give me "ammunition" when talking with the plumber and DH this afternoon. I really want to minimize the water behind the faucet to the extent possible/reasonable. I'll also check to see how readily the faucet spout swivels. That was a good tip. |
I'd put it on the front or the side (I like it on the left because I'm right handed--that's the hand that is gunky or full). The more organic shaped faucets look fine turned part way but I don't think yours will. Then get a Tapmaster so it doesn't matter. :) |
face it front. Try it out. You'll see whether pots touch it. |
I had a Grohe K4 and faced the handle to the front (perpendicular to the sink) for the very reason of not wanting water behind. It worked very well, never bumped a pot (yours doesn't look like it extends over the sink?), and all drips went into the sink yay! I was able to reach behind the water flow to the handle no big deal, so no wet(ter) hands and you should be able to tell via your mockups if you can do that as well. HTH |
Fori: Your point is well taken. The faucet is quite linear. So I'm strongly leaning toward installing it facing the front, as Davidro1 and Mtnfever suggest -- especially since the handle does not invade the sink space and faucet extends far enough to make it possible to reach behind the water flow. IMHO this is a great idea, but so far family members are not so convinced. "No one installs faucets that way!" "It would look stupid to do that!" Sigh ... Depending on the outcome, there may be a tapmaster in the offing! |
of course it looks "whatever", when you have a mental model in your head that doesn't concur. Once they like it positioned in front, you will be seen as someone so smart you almost invented a patentable new thing. |
I had them the handle on the right when my faucet was installed...but if I had it to do over, I would put it in the middle in the front. I think David is right, you will get used to it once you've lived with it awhile. (I've been meaning to find out if ours can be changed w/o ripping the faucet out...we have a Kohler Vinnata.) Yes, dripping all over the counter is a major issue with the handle on the side, btw (at least in our kitchen!) |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Sat, Nov 19, 11 at 0:41
My Hansgrohe faucet went in on Monday. Because the handle would have hit the wall behind it if it was installed with handle to the side, the handle had to be placed directly on the front. It took me about 2.5 seconds to get used to it. Now, I think nothing of it. I love not having drips on the counter, and it's not awkward at all. I wouldn't do sideways just because I don't like funky angles. Sorry I don't have a pic. With the move, I can't even find a pan to cook with and have seriously no clue where the camera cord is. |
Breezy: Thanks for the confirming experience report. But most of all, thank you for taking the time to post, given all the moving hassles. May things get better sooner rather than later. Buehl: It's good to know that "water all over the countertop" is not just a local phenomenon -- and that you have considered this same modification. You are the GW kitchen guru, after all! Davidro1: Yes, indeed. Our mental lens certainly conditions our view of our world. As my favorite anthropologist -- who likes playing with language -- had this to say on the matter: "Material culture makes culture material.... when culture is insinuated into our physical landscape, our housing, and its furnishing, the premises of our existence are also the premises of our existence." [Culture and Consumption, Grant McCracken] I just love that last phrase. |
- Posted by sombreuil_mongrel (My Page) on Sat, Nov 19, 11 at 11:01
I mounted mine (Kohler Vinattas) front-facing so the hot would be left and cold would be right. Side-orienting scrambles the H/C/operator relationship and is not new-user friendly. And it is demonstrably less ambidextrous. Casey |
Casey: Genius! You are quite right. In the parallel-to-the-sink position, the blue/cold indicator is to the back with the red/hot indicator toward the front. Turning the handle front-facing, as you say, unscrambles the H/C relationship. Perhaps the best argument yet. As an update, I've been showing these responses around and the "right" decision may yet be made! A nice benefit of this forum: educating family members as well as oneself. Again, thanks to all. |
- Posted by tomuch2chus (My Page) on Sat, Nov 19, 11 at 16:48
Yup! Casey's right! I didn't like all the water on the deck when my faucet handle was to the side, so I moved it to the front as well. It was an easy adjustment, since it is in the center, to keep my elbow bent. My smaller model faucet @ the bar is turned to the right and when I use it, I must "think" about where hot & cold are. HTH. |
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UPDATED 5:54 PM CDT May 19, 2014This Wednesday, hundreds of nonprofits are collecting as many online donations as possible in just 24 hours.
Video TranscriptGIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY IN JUST 24 HOURS.. THIS WEDNESDAY IS SET ASIDE FOR "OMAHA GIVES". HUNDREDS OF NON-PROFITS ARE COLLECTING AS MANY ONLINE DONATIONS AS POSSIBLE. THIS YEAR -- THOSE GROUPS WILL SHARE SIX-HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN MATCHING FUNDS. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S AMANDA CRAWFORD SHOWS US HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED. THIS PARK IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT OMAHA GIVES IS ALL ABOUT. THE PARKS FOUNDATION IS TAKING PART -- RAISING MONEY FOR NEW SIDEWALKS - PLAGROUNDS -- AND BENCHES. IT'S A FRIENDLY COMPETITION.FIVE-HUNDRED- SEVENTY GROUPS WANT YOUR SUPPORT. SOME ARE GROUPS THAT HAVE BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS -- OTHER GROUPS ARE JUST GETTING STARTED -- áALL OF THEM -- ARE CHANGING LIVES. THERE'S NOT MANY PEACEFUL MOMENTS AT THE BOWES HOUSE. TIM AND JEN HAVE THREE CHILDREN -- AND ADOPTED THREE MORE A FEW YEARS AGO. (jen: you know I look at it personally and I see our family tree has changed forever ) AAIDEN -- MARIO HAVE A SAFE - LOVING HOME -- THANKS TO NEBRASKA CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY.(jen bowes: Not only do they put put the families first as well, so we really felt like we were never alone in this process ) A DONATION TO A GIFT TO THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES -- LIKE THE BOWES. THEY'LL USE SOCIAL MEDIA TO RAISE AS MUCH MONEY AS THEY CAN -- IN JUST 24 HOURS. ALONG WITH 570 OTHER GROUPS. AN EFFORT SO SUCCESSFUL -- IT CAUGHT KIM NITCHALS' ATTENTION TOO.(kim nitchals: For a small foundation like ours, it's a tremendous opportunity for people to see our name, to hear our story, our cause.) THE HEALING KADI FOUNDATION -- BRINGS MEDICAL CARE TO SOUTH SUDAN. (kim nitchals: The clinic we built is a clinic in a can. It doesn't have in-patient facilities, which is our greatest need at this point and one of the reasons we're excited to do Omaha Gives ) SO YOUR TEN DOLLARS COULD SAVE LIVES ACROSS THE GLOBE -- OR HELP SAVE A CHILD RIGHT a great cause. There's a lot of kids in the community that need a loving home) OMAHA GIVES WEBSITE -- YOU CAN SEE THE COUNTDOWN -- XX HOURS UNTIL THE FUNDRAISING KICKS OFF. SO WHETHER IT'S THE CHILDREN'S HOME -- THE KADI FOUNDATION -- OR THE OMAHA PARKS FOUNDATION -- A QUICK CLICK ONLINE CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE. WITH SO MANY CAUSES -- IT SHOULDN'T BE HARD TO FIND ONE THAT SPEAKS INFORMATION YOU NEED ON OUR WEBSITE KETV DOT COM. MELISSA? AMANDA, THANKS.
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(LONDON) -- The world is eagerly awaiting the first glimpse of the third in line to the British throne, as he leaves St. Mary's Hospital in London with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Camera crews have been lined up across the street from St. Mary's Lindo Wing for weeks, waiting for the money shot when Kate Middleton and Prince William emerge from the hospital with their 8-pound, 6-ounce newborn son. Officials said William, who was by his wife's side during the birth, also spent the night in the hospital.
On Tuesday, the couple released a statement, saying, "We would like to thank the staff at the Lindo Wing and the whole hospital for the tremendous care the three of us have received. We know it has been a very busy period for the hospital and we would like to thank everyone -- staff, patients and visitors -- for their understanding during this time."
In line with royal tradition, the new parents are expected to appear on the steps of the hospital and pose for photographs with their newborn. It's unclear when the royal baby will greet the world's media.
He might take after his father, who left the same hospital in the arms of Prince Charles and Princess Diana a day after his birth.
The media will continue to camp outside the hospital to capture a similar photograph of William and Kate's son, who is third in line to the throne behind Charles and William.
The royal couple will raise their bundle of joy in apartment 1A of Kensington Palace, which has more than 20 rooms. It's also the same palace in which William grew up, noted for its ornate interior design and picturesque gardens.
And it's at Kensington Palace where Queen Elizabeth II is expected to meet her great-grandson for the first time. The baby is the queen's third great-grandchild.
More celebrations are expected later Tuesday, including gun salutes by royal artillery companies to honor the birth. Riders in uniform will trot past the palace to Green Park, where six field guns will fire 41 blank rounds.
London's landmarks, including the London Eye, lit up Monday in the national colors of red, white and blue, and the city had a party atmosphere with celebratory crowds gathering outside Buckingham Palace.
The other important aspect of the royal baby that has kept the masses guessing is the name. When William was born in 1982, his parents didn't reveal his name until a week later. His father, Prince Charles, was a month old before his name was made public.
Business for bookies in the U.K. was booming Monday as thousands placed bets on the name, with the favorites being George, James, Alexander, Louis and Henry.
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Daryl Jacob could have a better idea of the timetable for his return to race-riding when he sees his specialist next week.
The jump jockey suffered a broken knee, leg and elbow when he was thrown on to a hard surface after his mount Port Melon crashed into a rail on the way down to the start for the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle, demolishing a camera position in the process.
Jacob was a welcome visitor to Paul Nicholls' stables on Thursday morning as he watched some of the yard's top horses in action ahead of the Crabbie's Grand National meeting at Aintree.
"I'm not doing too bad. As we speak I'm at Oaksey House and have an Aircast ice-pack on my knee watching racing news and having a cup of coffee, so I'm doing all right," he said.
"I was in at Paul's this morning to see some of those horses like Tidal Bay and Silviniaco Conti that are getting ready for Aintree.
"Rocky Creek schooled and they all seemed in great form and looked really well.
"I'm going see Gavin Holt, my (orthopaedic) surgeon, on Monday and I think we'll have more of an idea after I've seen him.
"At the moment the swelling is quite big and there's a lot of bruising, so we've got to wait for all that to settle down before we get a better idea of things."


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Well, you and I disagree. I believe Sarah Palin is pushing to get creationism taught as a first step in the door to having only creationism taught. I don't believe she is at all willing to have an honest debate (just watch her debate for an election; she's dishonest and does not answer questions). I also believe that there is a huge gap between what you were originally talking about - suggesting teachers use incorrect theories as teaching aids - and what Sarah Palin wants. I would also be very concerned about how this would be implemented. Does the honest debate go into the textbook? Do you think Sarah Palin wants the textbook chapter to read Chapter 1: Creationism as an Incorrect Theory? I certainly don't. I'm sure she would have it read Chapter 1: Creationism. Chapter 2: Evolution would have to be skipped in the interest of time.


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ACT Sets New Smyrna Roster for American Racer Challenge
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PHOTO: The green flag will fly for a third time on the American-Canadian Tour in just over two weeks as 29 cars have been announced as entries for the second visit of ACT Late Models to the Sunshine state. (Eric LaFleche/VLFPhotos.com photo)
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I really liked this, and it goes well with thoughts of an open society, complementing work by Cory Doctorow, and continuing on the tangent of cultural progress seen in Make, Boing Boing, and slashDot.
"An excellent extension of humanity"
In an almost Dr. Who style, Hamilton extends the evolution of human kind to the point where they are no longer human. The book is excellent in its imagination, scope and technological expanse. In his style he develops in several plot lines and brings them together in a beautifully knotted world. His eventual references to the Common Wealth series is tasteful, and is a well done way to show the change in scope of the two series. The narrator is a pleasant voice and does an excellent job of conveying the story. The abrupt ending of the book, as well, smacks of a Dr. Who plot line, leaving the reader/listener with mental blue-balls.. but that is just a testament to how enticing the story is!
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Since starting this book the world has taken on new forms. My Canadian/British background, spanish friends, building architecture at city hall, current world events, and scientific studies, all have taken on new meaning. Contrasted to a culture that has a memory of six months, this wonderful summary of world events changes the focus of ones attention. This book should be required reading for every person. The long legacy of human history is inspiring. Our daily lives become less of a burden when it is plain to see that even the greatest of people, from the pope, to kings, thinkers, and emperors are, in the end, no more then a line of text.
In terms of the length of the book, which is notable (and has allowed me to accumulate two more credits on my account) you really need to have a daily routine where you can listen for an hour or so. I take my dogs for a walk at night time, and find the slow progress of human history perfect accompaniment. The sound quality is not spectacular, but the voice is smooth, and well paced; but this all helps to allow the mind to create its own colour.


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Media and communications corporation. It was founded (as Paramount Pictures Corp.) by W. W. Hodkinson in 1914 as a film distributor. It became a motion-picture company two years later and won attention with stars such as Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson, and Rudolph Valentino. In the late 1920s and 1930s the studio added Claudette Colbert, Gary Cooper, and Marlene Dietrich to its roster. Forced to declare bankruptcy after its chain of theaters suffered losses during the transition to sound, the company was reorganized two years later as Paramount Pictures, Inc. Among its successes of the 1940s and '50s were the films of Preston Sturges and Billy Wilder. In 1966 Gulf & Western Industries took control of Paramount, and the new company later changed its name to Paramount Communications. In 1994 it was acquired by Viacom Inc., which in 2000 merged with CBS.
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