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New Tool Aids US Conservation, Management of Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises
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Moves to Automate Identification of Saimaa Ringed Seals
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Menopausal Whales Are Influential and Informative Leaders
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Genetically Speaking, Mammals Are More Like Their Fathers
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Norwegian Mammals and Birds Have Many Different Methods of Surviving Long, Intense Winter Nights
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Borrowing from Whales to Engineer a New Fluid Sensor
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Distemper Virus Affects Wild Carnivores of All Stripes
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Monkeys Shown in Human Settings Can Increase Their Desirability as Pets
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Antifreeze Protein from Ticks Fights Frostbite in Mice
Feb. 25, 2015 A protein that protects ticks from freezing temperatures also prevents frostbite when introduced in mice, a new study has found. The research is the first to demonstrate the protein's ability to ... full story -
Norway Rats Reciprocate Help According to the Quality of the Help They Received
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Boy or Girl? Lemur Scents Have the Answer
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Kenyan Fossils Show Evolution of Hippos
Feb. 24, 2015 A French-Kenyan research team has just described a new fossil ancestor of today's hippo family. This discovery bridges a gap in the fossil record separating these animals from their closest ... full story -
Small Loop in Human Prion Protein Prevents Chronic Wasting Disease
Feb. 24, 2015 Chronic wasting disease (CWD) affects North American elk and deer, but has not been observed in humans. Using a mouse model that expresses an altered form of the normal human prion protein, ... full story -
Luring Deer Away from Livestock Feed With Fall Cover Crops
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Global Impact of Debris on Marine Life Studied
Feb. 19, 2015 Nearly 700 species of marine animal have been recorded as having encountered humanmade debris such as plastic and glass according to the most comprehensive impact study in more than a ... full story
- New tool aids US conservation, management of whales, dolphins and porpoises
- Mice don't need the cortex to sing their songs
- Moves to automate identification of Saimaa ringed seals
- Disease-carrying fleas abound on New York City's rats
- Genetically speaking, mammals are more like their fathers
- Norwegian mammals and birds have many different methods of surviving long, intense winter nights
- Borrowing from whales to engineer a new fluid sensor
- Sharp rise in experimental animal research in US
- Monkeys shown in human settings can increase their desirability as pets
- Antifreeze protein from ticks fights frostbite in mice
- Norway rats reciprocate help according to the quality of the help they received
- Boy or girl? Lemur scents have the answer
- Kenyan fossils show evolution of hippos
- Small loop in human prion protein prevents chronic wasting disease
- Can cattle grazing management technique help capture and store carbon in soil?
- Bat populations in post-wildfire habitats
- First evidence of Seoul hantavirus found in wild rat population in the Netherlands
- Wildlife at risk around the globe: Scientists say vaccinating endangered carnivores of increasing importance
- Earliest-known arboreal and subterranean ancestral mammals discovered
- How the Eastern tiger swallowtail got 'scary'
- European bison did not dwell in the forest: Modern conservation concepts are in need of revision
- Oldest fur seal identified, ending 5-million-year 'ghost lineage'
- Extreme mechano-sensitive neurons of tactile-foraging ducks fit the bill for touch research
- A new variant of the rabbit hemorrhagic disease endangers the Iberian lynx
- The first kobuviruses described from Africa
- Genetics lab unravels mystery whale killing at sea
- Norwegian lemmings dress loudly and scream even louder to survive
- An extra protein gives naked mole rats more power to stop cancer
- Project Successfully Maps Out Wildlife Pathways Across the 'Longest Main Street in America'
- Addressing feral cats' diet may help protect native species
- Orangutans take the logging road
- Fewer viral relics may be due to a less bloody evolutionary history
- A rare glimpse at the elusive Saharan cheetah
- Scientists investigate link between skyrocketing sea slug populations, warming seas
- Baleen whales hear through their bones
- Why is a dolphin not a cat? Repurposing non-coding elements in genome gave rise to great 'mammalian radiation'
- Ancient 'genomic parasites' spurred evolution of pregnancy in mammals
- Home is a safe haven for female deer
- Illinois: Muskrats, minks harbor toxoplasmosis, a cat disease
- Urban sprawl promotes worm exchange across species
- As trees are cut and climates shift, can the animals of Borneo be saved?
- Snack attack: Bears munch on ants and help plants grow
- Zolushka, (the russian translation for Cinderella), the tiger, rescued and released back into the wild
- Endangered chimpanzees may experience drastic habitat loss within 5 years
- 'Citizen science' reveals positive news for Puget Sound seabirds
- Biggest fish in the ocean receives international protection
- Public attitude toward tiger farming, tiger conservation
- Ecosystem changes from bison population studied by university students
- Dog-human cooperation is based on social skills of wolves, scientists show
- Unlocking the mysteries of the real Paddington bear
- Developing vaccines for insect-borne viruses
- Heart arrhythmias detected in deep-diving marine mammals
- Human mode of responding to HIV vaccine is conserved from monkeys
- Undercover researchers expose new species of lizard for sale on Philippine black market
- Out of the pouch: Ancient DNA extracted from extinct giant kangaroos
- Iconic South American mammal tracked: Guanacos getting into trouble
- Sizing up giants under the sea: Biologists correct inaccuracies for 25 marine species
- New strains of parasites identified: Research on whipworms has implications for human health and animal conservation
- The mystery of the Alpine long-eared bat
- How does white-nose syndrome kill bats?
- Over 28,000 endangered lemurs illegally kept as pets in Madagascar may threaten conservation, survival of species
- Underwater drones map ice algae in Antarctica
- The bowhead whale lives over 200 years: Can its genes tell us why?
- New hope for Borneo's orangutans despite threats of future climate change, deforestation
- New study links neurological disorders in captive felids to improper diet
- Bats are a possible source of Ebola epidemic in West Africa
- Christmas colors disguise gliding lizards in the rainforest
- Scrapie could breach the species barrier
- Study on world's biggest animal finds more than one population in the southeastern Pacific
- How llamas' unusual antibodies might help in the fight against HIV/AIDS
- Lynx take lunch breaks
- Policy action urgently needed to protect Hawaii's dolphins
- Asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs may have nearly knocked off mammals, too
- Biologist reveals how whales may 'sing' for their supper
- DNA sheds light on why largest lemurs disappeared: Giant lemurs' demise linked to size, low numbers
- A lot or a little? Wolves discriminate quantities better than dogs
- Damming beavers are slowly changing the world: Growing beaver population affecting methane gas emissions
- The bloody truth: How blood donations can save animals' lives
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Heavenly Father, I ask You to have mercy on me. Fill me, Father, with steadfast trust in You, courage, patience and joyful love to sustain me as You draw my beloved and me ever nearer, physically and emotionally. Help me, Lord God, to do all that is necessary to prepare myself to receive my beloved into my heart and into my life. Guide me, Father, to be the friend, girlfriend, spouse and mother You would have me to be. Please, God, close the physical, emotional distance that separates my beloved from me. Fill his heart, mind, body and soul with a passionate attraction to me and give him the longing to reveal to me his romantic feelings and the courage to do so. Lead us into a deeper friendship and help us to grow our relationship into a fruitful, sincere Christ-centered courtship which will deliver us to Your sacred altar to receive the sacrament of holy matrimony. I ask this prayer for myself and for all those in search of their beloved in the name of Your Son, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, through the intercession of all the angels and saints in heaven. Bless all those, Father, who read this prayer and are called to pray for me and for all those who are also lonely and long for a Christ-centered marriage. Thank you, Lord God. Amen. ceciliaintexas |
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American Arabs and Muslims are under the microscope, and the effect on those communities-living in fear of demonization or arrest--has been devastating. Racial profiling has happened in times of war before—how will it end this time around?
Making Contact - Egyptian Women on the Frontlines of Change - March 18, 2011 at 1:30pm
Youth and their use of social media have been cited as leading factors for Egypt's "January 25th" revolution. But women also came out in force to protest Hosni Mubarak's 30 years of dictatorial power. On this edition, we look at the role women played in the 2011 revolution-- and in Egypt's history.
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The average rental price in Riverton Heights is currently $961, based on NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis. Rents here are currently lower in price then 57.7% of Washington neighborhoods.
Riverton Heights is a suburban neighborhood (based on population density) located in SeaTac, Washington.
Riverton Heights real estate is primarily made up of small (studio to two bedroom) to medium sized (three or four bedroom) apartment complexes/high-rise apartments and single-family homes. Most of the residential real estate is occupied by a mixture of owners and renters. Many of the residences in the Riverton Heights neighborhood are older, well-established, built between 1940 and 1969. A number of residences were also built between 1970 and 1999.
Riverton Heights has a 14.7% vacancy rate, which is well above average compared to other U.S. neighborhoods (higher than 72.8% of American neighborhoods). This could either signal that there is weak demand for real estate in the neighborhood, or that much of the housing stock is seasonally occupied, which can occur in some markets dominated by colleges or vacation homes. Either way, if you live here year round, you will find many of the homes or apartments are empty for all or a portion of the year.


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Si vous êtes à la recherche de l'excitation et l'aventure de wildwoods et sérénité et un sommeil de bonne nuit, venez avec nous à La Sea Gypsy. Notre entièrement restaurée vers 1900 Queen Anne maison victorienne est située sur une rue de quartier, à quelques pâtés de maisons des parcs plage, promenade et parcs d'attractions. Intérieur et extérieur en détail font de ce charmant Bed & Breakfast Un pur délice. Planchers de bois franc, meubles anciens, une tourelle et vérandas spacieuses évoquent des souvenirs d'un moment spécial dans l'histoire. Le plus récent ajout à la Sea Gypsy, est un bungalow de brique mettant en vedette les arts et l'artisanat ou des suites de style de mission.
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3,4 sur décembre 31, 2014
We had a great off-season stay at the Sea Gypsy. Todd took good care of us, and even helped bring breakfast to our room when my wife was feeling under the weather. We would definitely stay here again! His recommendation of Alfe's Restaurant was also priceless - it was the best seafood either of us had eaten in a long time (and it was not the cause of my wife's sickness!)
5 sur octobre 23, 2014
A Very Nice Place to stay. Friendly Owners and Excellent Service. We will stay there again in 2015.
4,6 sur octobre 08, 2014
Very cute place, conviently located to what we wanted to see/do. Great Host/Hostess. Will stay there again
4,8 sur octobre 06, 2014
Our stay at the Sea Gypsy was very pleasant. The hosts were accommodating to our early rising for birding, preparing coffee for an early departure and holding breakfast for our mid morning return. The breakfasts were delicious and ample. We would be pleased to return to the Sea Gypsy when next we return to the shore.
5 sur octobre 01, 2014
First time staying at a B&B and loved it. Sea Gypsy was perfect. Location was great; close to boardwalk but not near the loud rowdy hotels & about 15 minute drive to Cape May. We stayed in Walt Whitman. The room was very small & bathroom was detached however we knew that booking it. The room is cozy and the balcony was perfect. Kept the small french doors open most of the night to feel the cool breeze. Looked in the other room and they were very well maintained. The bathroom that is detached is yours only (locked) if you choose to stay in the Whitman room. Super clean & the pressure from the shower head was better then any hotel I've ever stayed at. Loved it. Great place, great price, & plan to go back during Christmas time.
4,8 sur octobre 01, 2014
We stayed in one of the suites which was cozy and immaculate! Though there was plenty of noise outside in the evening, it was quiet and calm inside. Perfect for our weekend getaway.
4,0 sur septembre 18, 2014
My wife and I stayed multiple days at the end of the summer season. Overall we had a wonderful time. The site is about two and a half blocks from the boardwalk, close enough to walk but away from the noise. The room was great. The only thing we could have asked for was a slightly bigger bed, but it was as advertised. We got a lot of use out of the DVD player in the room and the large movie collection downstairs. Our player was broken when we arrived, but we let the proprietor know and he had it replaced by the time we got back that evening. The candy and cookie bar with cold lemonade was also really nice. 5 out of the 6 breakfasts were great. There was always fresh fruit or a parfait to start and a fresh baked offering every day in addition to the normal breakfast plate. The only disappointing one was a morning where we had scrambled eggs and a biscuit that appeared to be a Pilsbury Grand. But even that was not a bad breakfast. We did not make use of the hot tub, but the complementary beach towels and chairs were very useful. For the price this was an amazing deal and a great experience. We visited Cape May a couple of times, it was only about ten minutes away. If you are visiting Wildwood I would definitely recommend, or if you are visiting Cape May and want a more affordable option to the Cape May B&B's.
4,2 sur septembre 12, 2014
Our stay there was certainly what we were looking forward. We would recommend a stay at the Sea Gypsy to anyone looking for a centrally located, comfortable stay in Wildwood.
5 sur septembre 11, 2014
The place was beautiful and very spacious. Close to the beach and the owner was very nice. Will definitly stay again. Already planning another trip for next year.
4,4 sur septembre 10, 2014
We stayed two nights in the Longfellow suite in the main house, which has a bedroom with a door out on to the deck, a bathroom with a clawfoot bathtub/shower, and a sitting room with couch, TV, and mini frig. Very nice to have all of that space, although there is too little space between the end of the bed and the steps out to the deck and I banged my ankle getting past. Breakfast the first morning was excellent pancakes and bacon, not as good french toast the second morning, and the coffee is rather weak. All in all good value and very close to Cape May, where we had an excellent dinner at Blue Rose
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Thanks for the kind words about the house. Regarding the coffee we have had bad luck with percolators this summer. We went through 2 coffee makers. Sorry you had weak coffee, we just replaced our 2nd percolator. I guess they don't make them like they used to. Hope we see you again.
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Philadelphia, PA (PHL) 100 miles
De New York: Prenez la Garden State Parkway South jusqu'à la sortie 4B (Wildwood, Wildwood Crest Suivez Rt 47 dans Wildwood (Rio Grande Avenue) De Philadelphie:... Prenez le Ben Franklin Bridge ou Walt Whitman Bridge to Rt 42 à Rt.. .... 55 Sud Rt 55 se transforme en Rt 47 Sud Continuer sur 47 jusqu'à ce que vous êtes à Wildwood (Rio Grande Avenue) De Grande Avenue Rio à Wildwood:. Tournez à gauche à partir de Rio Grande sur l'avenue de l'Atlantique à environ 2 miles, tourner à gauche. sur Magnolia Avenue (église catholique de Sainte-Anne est sur le coin.) Le Sea Gypsy est sur la droite à 209 East Magnolia Avenue.
Parc d'attractions, Antiquaires , Plage, Casino, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Cinéma , Musée, Zone naturelle, Océan, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole, Zoo
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"Debra Messing and Daniel Zelman privately separated earlier this year after a 10 year marriage," a rep for Messing told ABCNews.com today. "The decision was mutual, and they remain supportive of one another and committed to raising their son as a family."
The "Will and Grace" star, 43, and actor/TV producer Zelman, 44, met while attending New York University and married in 2000. They have a 7-year-old son, Roman.
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World Journal of Nuclear Medicine
Publisher: World Association of Radiopharmaceutical and Molecular Therapy (WARMTH)
This is the official journal of the World Federation of Nuclear Medicine & Biology (WFNMB) with the support of the IAEA and is published quarterly.
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* To be an official publication of the World Federation of Nuclear Medicine & Biology (WFNMB) with the active collaboration and support of the IAEA
* To promote research in nuclear medicine globally and in the developing countries in particular
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Ubuntu 9.04 Enters Beta
The Ubuntu 9.04 beta brings along with it a few obvious changes in the GUI and fixes the ext4 filesystem bug that could count among its new features.
The first "Jaunty Jackalope" beta has finally arrived and provides a few visible and not so visible enhancements since its alpha. Visible ones include a new wallpaper and boot splash screen, and clicked GUI elements now come up in a different hue. New Dust and Dust Sand themes will be available some time soon.
Developers speeded up the boot time and fixed the much discussed ext4 filesystem data loss issue. Ubuntu also integrates the Eucalyptus infrastructure for its own cloud computing solution that is compatible with Amazon's EC2 API. Also included is the GNOME 2.26 desktop environment.
The official announcement from Canonical mentions clearly that the beta is still unstable enough not be considered for production use and lists the known issues yet to be fixed. Many have to do with the X Server that causes some problems with Intel video chipsets that can be solved only through workarounds. For example, getting the i8x5 chipsets to load X, the Device section of the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file has to be expanded by adding the line Driver "vesa". Other chipsets reported performance regressions, that can nevertheless be worked around by using the (yet unstable) DRI2/UXA acceleration option. The xorg.conf file's Device section would then get the added line Option "AccelMethod" "UXA".
The Ctrl-Alt-Backspace key sequence was disabled in the beta to prevent accidental use, although users who do want it enabled to get to the login manager can use the dontzap --disable command. Other known issues are listed in the aforementioned official announcement. ISOs and torrents for the following distros are available:
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HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.
Intel Unveils Compute Stick
Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
Obama Proposes Personal Data Notification Law
New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
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When I drove up to this expensive spec home in Greenlake, I guessed that its steep price reflected the land value more than the building quality. It had that penny-pinching Hardiplank/rough-cedar/splotch-of-shakes siding combo used in most new construction nowadays. Don't get me wrong; Hardi has a lot of good points, but looking like a million bucks is not one of them.
So I wasn't expecting much as I walked in – another builder's special full of pinched rooms and bland finishes, to be exact. I was pleasantly surprised. They put more thought and money into the inside than the outside.
Because it's new construction, there are a lot of dream-house spaces tucked in here, like a wet bar with a wine fridge, a walk-in pantry, a huge two-car garage with a deep sink and workbench area, a sitting area with a balcony, and a combo kitchen, family room, and dining room. The finishes are a definite cut above the ordinary, with slab stone counters in all the bathrooms, elaborate molding (unfortunately, painted; I'm betting MDF), and upgraded cabinetry.
Since I'd spend more time inside (gazing at the view of Greenlake) than I would outside (cringing at the pseudo clapboards), I'm willing to overlook the siding faux pas. But, geez. For this kind of money, they could have ponied up for cedar shingles, top to bottom.
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Here are some of the best sports plays for all you gamblers out there.
The Game: Los Angeles Kings @ Buffalo Sabres
The Pick: Buffalo Sabres -120
The Reason: The Sabres are not playing good hockey at home as they own one of the worse home records in the league. With the Kings off to a surprisingly great start, expect them to handle the Sabres and get the win.
The Game: Houston Rockets @ Toronto Raptors
The Pick: Over 208.5
The Reason: Both teams are not playing much defense to start the season as each team sits in the bottom third in points allowed. With the Rockets also being one of the highest scoring teams, expect a shootout in Toronto tonight.
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Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)Astonishing miracle in the heinous Bangladesh building collapse: 'God is so merciful!'
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of the most horrific tragedies, miracles do occur. As the toll of the
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alive . God is so merciful." One of the more agonizing details of her ordeal was the fact she heard rescuers but couldn't communicate with them. "I heard voices of the rescue workers for the past several days. I kept hitting the wreckage with sticks and rods just to attract their attention," she says. "No one heard me. It was so bad for me. I never dreamed I'd see the daylight again," she said. Begum was discovered near a Muslim prayer room in the basement of the building. Crews at the site by this time had begun to concentrate on recovering bodies and not on rescuing survivors. Begum said she was working in the factory on the second floor when the building began to give way around her. She raced down a stairwell into the basement. She became trapped in a pocket that allowed her to survive. "Reshma told me there were three others with her. They died. She did not see anybody else alive there," said Maj. Gen. Chowdhury Hasan Suhrawardy, the head of the local military units. The other bodies were eventually recovered from another section of the building not far from Begum. Begum finally got the crews' attention when she took a steel pipe and began banging it. Cranes and bulldozers were ordered stopped and handsaws, welding and drilling equipment were used to cut through the iron rod and debris still trapping her. Rescuers gave Begum water, oxygen and saline as they worked to free her. Freed after 40 minutes, the crowd erupted in wild cheers. Carried out on a stretcher to an awaiting ambulance, rescuers said she was in shockingly good condition, despite her ordeal. "She was fine, no injuries. She was just trapped. The space was wide," said Lt. Col. Moyeen, an army official at the scene who uses only one name. Doctors at the hospital told Bangladeshi television that Begum was out of danger and her kidney and liver function were fine. Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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Working Mum: Fluent in French, thanks to Batman
By Tabitha Ronson
Master A has joined French Club. I may sound like an overbearing Dragon Mum here but he has already taken to it like the proverbial "canard a l'eau".
I never got further than passing my French O-level (yes, I'm old school) at Grade B so it's not likely it's something that has been passed on to him through my genes.
He has an older half-sister living in Quebec but I doubt that has had any effect as he's only met her once.
So, we could be looking at a natural, dare I say, linguist prodigy here, although I suspect that me telling him that Batman is fluent in French may be the driving factor in his pursuit of mastering of the Gaelic tongue.
My son truly believes he is the Caped Crusader, ergo he must also be able to speak French.
On the school run, he has me play a CD of French nursery rhymes. He merrily sings along complete with a rather impressive accent.
More Depardieu than Del Boy, I am delighted to say.
His language prowess has become the talk of Reception; mummies coming up to me asking if I have hired a private tutor to run alongside the club.
They are all such competitive types that it's nice to be able to say that I haven't and that Master A has been to the same number of lessons as his classmates.
They don't believe me. One of the mums in particular appears to be suitably irked. She has a chalet in Switzerland and decamps there with her kids every holiday.
Of course, her children should be naturals - immersed in the culture and language for months at a time.
From the way she has been probing me about Master A, I get the impression they are not.
Quelle horreur. The single parent's offspring sans advantages is naturally gifted and better at something than the privileged! I am in my element.
Working Mum, preparing to tell Master A that Batman is a whizz at chemistry, physics, algebra, Latin, history, geography, music, law, brain surgery...
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They call the cuisine here "Asian fusion." It's a mix of mostly Chinese, Japanese, and Thai, with a few token tastes from Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines. The word fusion is actually unnecessary, as the various Asian countries are culinary cousins with a common approach to cooking. Soups, for instance, are an integral part of the dining experience throughout the continent, and because other fare is intensely flavored, they tend toward the mild; Bong's Chinese wonton and Japanese miso serve as textbook examples. An exception would be hot and sour tom yum soup from Thailand, a potently piquant mix that is customarily sipped in small spoonfuls throughout the meal to continually stimulate the palate. Bong's version is replete with shrimp, straw mushrooms, diced tomatoes, and a hint of fresh cilantro in pleasantly sour broth, but the bite has been so thoroughly bated that one needn't ration it out gingerly.
The rest of the cuisine, like the tom yum, is fresh but forgettable and Americanized to the point of barely being Asian at all. The appetizers, for instance, include chicken and shrimp dumplings, tempura shrimp and vegetables, Vietnamese summer rolls, crab cake with wasabi mayo, fried calamari with Thai chili dipping sauce, and steamed mussels with lemon grass -- just about all of which are available at the Cheesecake Factory. It would be nice if Bong gave us something we couldn't get elsewhere, like the modern takes on authentic Asian food found at Georges Vongrichten's Vong restaurant in New York. Bong is no Vong. It is not even China Grill. It perhaps most closely approximates Stir Crazy -- but without the customized wok station.
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Chef Tep Vichyavichien, who worked for two decades on Chinatown's Mott Street, starts off diners with the standard, premeal Hong Kong snack of fried noodles, but he dramatically translates it into two towering triangles of freshly fried wonton skins that rise vertically from a stainless steel cone. They are crisper, lighter, and undeniably nicer to look at than the traditional version, but the sweet-and-sour sauce was the same bright orange goo; plus, there was no dish of hot mustard.
The starters we tried likewise partnered clever conception with clumsy execution. A "ginger scallion Peking duck crepe" featured dark, tasty duck meat rolled blintz-style into a thin pancake; but advertised "wok sauteed vegetables" were replaced by a dollop of chopped mango, and shiitake mushrooms were embedded in a brown sauce that tasted as though it came from a packet of instant gravy. Lamb satay presented a trio of wooden skewers pierced through grilled, flattened disks of meat imbued with Malaysian spices (or so the menu says -- when questioned, the waiter and, later, the manager had no idea the lamb even had Malaysian spices).
Unfortunately, the rare-red lamb was tough, each bite offering more chews than a stick of gum. A small dish of vinegared cucumber bits provided a nice acidic counterpoint to the grease of grilled meat and also rendered a spike of vinegar in the bland peanut sauce redundant.
A half-dozen plump dumplings tasted just fine. Thin wonton skins were wrapped around finely ground and leniently seasoned shrimp and chicken filling. A ramekin of sesame-soy dipping sauce was served on the side. Delivering the dumplings in the steamer basket they're cooked in is an effective means of keeping them hot, especially when, as in this case, the diner who ordered the dumplings was away from the table as they arrived. Actually, it would have been effective had our waiter not removed the steamer lid and carried it away, aromatic puffs of steam leaving with him and long gone, along with any semblance of heat, by the time our ill-fated dining companion returned. Service is like that at Bong -- well-intentioned but not well-trained. Worse, when the place gets filled with diners, the attention each one receives diminishes accordingly, and there doesn't seem to be a floor manager to pick up the slack. You can get around any such service problems by taking a seat at the sleek sushi bar and at the same time witness the slick preparation of a wide selection of sashimi and specialty rolls.
Owner Ernesto "Bong" Santa Maria Jr. wanted to name this restaurant "Rose" in honor of his Filipino mother, but she was too shy for that, so he used his lifelong colloquial nickname instead. His mom is apparently not too reticent to have a chicken dish named after her, but I bet she'd be mortified if she ever tasted it. "Rose's chicken asado," which is listed under "Asian fusion specials," is a panko-breaded breast rolled around roasted red pepper and an innocuous chicken Langoniza sausage, the whole shebang deep-fried and served sliced in half on the diagonal. I don't doubt this would be a delicious dish if prepared with native zest or at least some spice or sauce, but Bong's rendition was the sterile, watered-down sort I imagine gets served at Filipino hospitals and school cafeterias. An accompanying bulb of bok choy and "garlic rice" reinforced the blandness; it contained no garlic or any other seasoning. Another of the "fusion" dishes, whole yellowtail snapper, was, like the chicken, fresh and crisply fried but identified as Asian only by another side of chopped mango and a mild kim chee slaw -- which, incidentally, is an oxymoron.


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12 Most Everyday Ways to SHOW Your Kids You Love Them
A parent's heart is full of an amazing depth of love for their children. It is a natural and necessary response to the presence of a new life. As a parent, most of us have probably experienced the overwhelming feeling of love that happens when first meeting our precious new child. As this child grows, so does our love for them. As a parent, we know the love, embrace it, and feel it. But how do we express it to them?
We can express it in the following twelve everyday ways.
1. Set Boundaries
Kids need boundaries. Without them they are in free fall mode. The boundaries tell them what is appropriate in behavior and action. Setting and adhering to boundaries gives them a sense of security and the ability to make the "right" choices. It shows them that you love them enough to not let them "free fall" through growing up.
2. Teach Them Household Skills
Teaching them the basic skills of running a household (cooking, laundry) is not only loving, it is one of the duties required by our title as parent. As they learn these skills, they are not only completing a task, but they are engaged in problem solving, special awareness, math skills, and physical activity.
3. Make Them Clean Up After Themselves
Taking care of their own belongings instills a sense of value for what they have. It teaches them responsibility for their own things, but also a sense of responsibility for other's things.
4. Family Meal Times
If you think about it, special occasions and holidays are marked by breaking bread. The family meal time not only gives the kids a sense of connection with the family, but also lets them know that they are valuable and special enough to share a meal with.
5. Know Where They Are
Although they may not like having us in their business all of the time, knowing where they are is for their protection. It is because we love them that we want to know where they are. They may not see it in the moment. But, in the long run they will appreciate the love behind it.
6. Foster Their Creativity
Genuinely embrace their creativity – even if it doesn't fit your definition of creativity. If it is drumming, give them the opportunity to play. If it is art or poetry, give them the tools they need to exercise that. Expressing their creativity is an expression of who they are. If we deny them that, we deny them the opportunity to grow into their own person.
7. Recognize Their Personality Strengths
Re-frame the "difficult" traits that you see in your child. That argumentative, not backing down exchange is demonstrating her tenacity. The constant discussion that he wants to have with you during a correction is really a negotiating skill. The continual asking of questions is inquisitiveness. All of these things are good and valuable tools in life. Because you love them, don't squash the traits; direct the traits in the positive direction.
8. Supply Their Needs But Not All Of Their Wants
Give them what they need, but not everything they want. Of course we give them some of the things that they want, but giving them EVERYTHING waters down the value and appreciation for what they do have. The reality of life is that we don't automatically get everything we want exactly when we want it. Sometimes the waiting makes the gift more special.
9. Hold Them Accountable
Hold them accountable for their actions. The world is full of consequences. Holding them accountable now teaches them about right and wrong, and prepares them to make those decisions in the real world.
10. Don't Expect Them To Be The Best, But Expect Them To Give Their Best
Don't expect them to be the "best" at the things they are doing, but do expect them to give their best. There is no shame in getting less than first place if the best effort was put in. They have a sense of pride if they know they did the best that they could, and that you are proud of that effort.
11. Be A Parent First, Be A Friend Second
Be your child's parent before you try to be their friend. They need the guidance and wisdom that you can give them in your parenting role. It also helps us as parents to make decisions based on what is best for them and not simply what they would want to have happen. If it is a choice between being a parent and a friend to them… parent should always win the coin toss.
12. Say It! Say it! Say It!
Tell them you love them. When you are angry, say it. When you frustrated, say it. When you don't particularly like them at the moment, say it. In small moments, say it. In big moments, say it. Say it for no reason at all, other than it just is. Say it, say it, say it!
Even more than the once in a while, special day big moments, we can show our children how much we love them in the everydayness of life.
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Ohio State Lima Peloton hosts 5K to raise money to end cancer
Team Lima Buckeye, Ohio State Lima's peloton, will host a Run to Ride 5K Run/Walk at 8:30 a.m., Sat., May 11, 2013, on the Ohio State Lima Campus. Team Lima Buckeye, a smaller peloton within Ohio State's super-peloton, Team Buckeye, is raising money for Pelotonia, a non-profit organization that donates 100 percent of its proceeds to cancer research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute.
A Kids' Half-Mile will start at approximately 9:15 a.m. Children's activities and supervision will be provided during the 5K. The 5K route starts in front of the Public Service Building. The course includes campus roads, streets bordering campus, and a lap around the campus Quad. The Kids' Half-Mile will be on campus roads only.
Pelotonia is a three-day experience from Aug. 9-11, 2013, that includes a weekend of cycling, entertainment and volunteerism. Several thousand will bike one of six ride options ranging from 25 to 180 miles between Columbus and Gambier. Fundraising minimums range from $1,200 to $2,200 depending on the route chosen. Pelotonia is able to direct 100 percent of every dollar raised to support cancer research.
Race-day registration begins at 7:30 a.m. and will close at 8:15 a.m. The 5K pre-registration fee is $20 and the race-day registration fee is $25. The Kids' Half-Mile is $10. For more information or to download a registration form, go to RunToRide.com.
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6 8 Share TweetThis tipster is inspired by another tipster, Double Film in a Camera. However, I decided to change some of the tips on that tipster to come up with my own.
The article "Double Film in a Camera?" was the inspiration for this tipster that I made. The only thing I did differently than the other article, (please take a look) was that instead of using an unexposed, developed negative I used a negative of the photo above.
You'll find that some of the results (in my opinion) are really fantastic! If you are looking for a new way to experience Lomography (or not), I highly recommend you give this a try. But if you do try to do this, use a simple picture, like a flower or a bird. And make sure there is enough light in every shot.


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Translate this page Valley Center to furnish water to Meadowood projectThursday, November 1st, 2012 Issue 44, Volume 16.
The CWAs Oct. 25 vote also requests that the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California grant conditional approval for annexation of the 267-acre area into MWD as well as into CWA. "Were pleased to see this," said Southwest Strategies chief executive officer Alan Ziegaus, who represented Meadowood at the CWA meeting. "Were happy that they approved the preliminary terms and conditions," said Valley Center Municipal Water District general manager Gary Arant, who is also Valley Centers representative on the CWA board. "Our board has been very clear about its willingness to serve the property." On Jan. 11, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved the vesting tentative map, specific plan and general plan amendments, rezone, major use permit, site plans, and Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for Pardees Meadowood project. Meadowood will include 397 single-family housing units, 447 multi-family housing units, 13 acres for an elementary school which will be built by the Bonsall Union School District, four acres of park land, 128 acres of biological open space, 47 acres of agricultural open space, 5.9 miles of trails, and a wastewater treatment plant in the Interstate 15 corridor area of Fallbrook. The Meadowood area is currently in the San Luis Rey Municipal Water District, which is not part of the San Diego County Water Authority. The Board of Supervisors conditions included annexation of the Meadowood property into the CWA. The current proposal calls for the area to be detached from the San Luis Rey district and annexed into the Valley Center district. San Diego Countys Local Agency Formation Commission, which is responsible for jurisdictional boundary changes, will make the official determination on the proposal should all water agencies support the reorganization. "This is really the first step," said Dana Friehauf, the CWAs Principal Water Resources Specialist. "Its just the first step in a process to a member agencys request to annex lands to the Water Authority." The CWAs Oct. 25 action establishing preliminary terms and conditions and requesting MWD approval is actually the second step, as the first step was for the CWA to receive a resolution from the Valley Center district requesting concurrent annexation to the CWA and MWD. The Valley Center board unanimously approved that resolution April 16, and prior to the CWA board approval CWA staff reviewed the documents for compliance with CWA annexation policy. The third step will be for the MWD board to adopt a resolution granting conditional approval. The CWA will then adopt a resolution accepting MWDs conditional approval and request that MWD set formal terms and conditions. MWD will then adopt a resolution along with consent for the annexation while fixing terms and conditions. The CWA will follow by adopting the resolution to approve, conditionally approve, or deny the annexation and accepting MWDs terms and conditions for any approval. LAFCO will file a notice of completion after the terms and conditions of the water agencies are satisfied. A formal LAFCO hearing for the annexation will also be required, and LAFCO will also need to update the Valley Center districts sphere of influence to include the area. "Its a lengthy process, and it goes back and forth between the various agencies," Ziegaus said. "Its probably a year-long process and I think its important to make sure we have our due diligence in approving the annexation," Friehauf said. Ziegaus estimated a 16-18 month timeframe between the CWAs Oct. 25 approval and final LAFCO approval. "Approval of this annexation will be consistent with our board policies to ensure that the supply reliability of our agencies isnt harmed by the annexation," Friehauf said. In February 2006, the CWA board adopted a set of 13 annexation policies covering relationship to LAFCO and MWD policies, protection of member agency supply reliability, conservation and local supply use requirements, annexation fees, priority for annexations to an existing CWA agency, concurrent annexations to other water agencies, necessary connection facilities, environmental compliance, consistency with land use approvals, annexation of commonly-owned lands, avoidance of surrounded annexed or unannexed territory, administrative costs, and annexation of tribal lands. In April 2010, the CWA updated the policy to address sufficiency for supplies of other member agencies. The determination of a potential adverse effect includes whether the additional supply needs were already considered in the Urban Water Management Plan, whether actual demands are exceeding forecasted demand, whether a Drought Management Plan has been activated, and whether facility constraints exist. That update also requires a member agency which would be annexing the new area to develop additional supply as an offset for the increased demand. The policy directs the CWA to evaluate the adequacy of water supplies and facilities to meet the needs of the proposed annexed territory based on adopted CWA facilities and supply plans including the most recent Water Facilities Master Plan and Urban Water Management Plan. "That helps tremendously in evaluating these annexations and what our recommendation would be to the board," Friehauf said. The only policy which was not satisfied was the payment of the annexation fee, which will be part of the final conditions. A $3,000 administrative fee was received to cover processing costs, and the annexation fee itself will be $781,881.91, which matches the CWA rate of $2,929 per acre. Pardee Homes is responsible for all annexation fees including all Valley Center and San Luis Rey district fees, all CWA and MWD fees, and all LAFCO and State Board of Equalization charges. The EIR for Meadowood cited an approximate water demand of 329 acre-feet per year from the CWA and a projected maximum daily demand on CWA facilities of 1.1 cubic feet per second. During winter months recycled water from the treatment plant would meet irrigation demands, although during the summer irrigation demand will likely exceed the available recycled water and groundwater would also be used for irrigation. The total estimated annual demand of 609 acre feet includes 189 acre-feet of recycled water and 91 acre-feet of groundwater in addition to the 329 acre-feet of imported water from the CWA. Valley Center would also need to establish a new connection to the CWA aqueduct system to serve Meadowood. Other facilities would include a flow control facility, a water transmission pipeline from the CWAs First Aqueduct or Second Aqueduct, and potable reservoir storage. 3 comments
Just what we need......more water consumers drawing from our finite water resources.
JBOY is right. Someone has placed short term financial gain over the water prices of the future. Does Bill Horn have anything to do with this?
Wonderful news for the poeple of Valley Center. We need people to pay into the water district to keep costs spread out. I wish more developers were using water instead of being so committed to their words that they refuse to build anything that isn't water neutral.
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Cloverbuds to meet
The 4-H Cloverbuds will meet 3:15-4:30 p.m. Oct. 11 at the Extension Service office. Participants will get to decorate pumpkins. Cloverbud activities are open to LaRue County Youth ages 5 to 8 or in kindergarten through third grade. Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month.
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The Kentucky Division of Forestry is preparing for an active wildfire season this year as low humidity, low fuel moisture and increased fuel loads could cause high to very high burning conditions.
Soil samples taken during dry falls tend to result in soil pH and soil test potassium being unusually low. This results in recommendations that overestimate lime and K (potassium) fertilizer that may be needed.
Recently, University of Kentucky soil test labs began a new test for soil pH to solve the problem occurring with lower pH levels in soil samples taken in dry falls.
Lincoln Trail Youth Leadership Council Inc. has announced the Youth Leaders of the Year 2010-2011. Finalists were selected on their overall merits of their biographical sketch and leadership essay.
Finalists include Shelby Laine Rogers, Lyndsay June Whitlock, Emily Mary Alice Dewitt and Valerie Ann Whitlock of LaRue County High School. These students took part in personal interviews with Lincoln Trail Youth Salute's panel of judges to determine the two Youth Leaders.
Lady Hawks Golf Scramble
The LaRue County High School softball team will have a golf scramble 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at LaRue County Country Club. Registration begins at noon. Long drive and closest-to-the-pin prizes will be awarded. For more information or to pre-register your team, contact Coach Aaron Howell at 735-1134.
Sport schedules online
LaRue County High School schedules are available on the sports Web page. Go to www.larue.kyschools.us and click on athletics.
Class of 1985
The LaRue County High School Class of 1985 will hold a 25-year class reunion 6 p.m.-midnight Oct. 23 at Sportsman Lake in Hodgenville. The cost is $18 per person and includes dinner. Advance registration for dinner is required. For more information or to make reservations, go to LCHS Class of 85 Reunion Facebook Page. Send reservations to Kim Pruitt Clough, 4301 High Meadow Place, Louisville, KY 40299 or Diana Sadler Cottrell, 2935 Parkers Grove Road, Magnolia, KY 42757 or call 502-261-0405 or 270-324-3917.
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County Clerk announces hours
The LaRue County Clerk's office will be open half day Sept. 1 and all day Sept. 2. The office will close Sept. 4 and 6 to honor Labor Day.
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Class of 1990
LaRue County High School Class of 1990 will hold a 20-year class reunion Sept. 18 at Sportsman Lake in Hodgenville. For more information, contact Michael Shelton at 270-392-7479 or visit Facebook at LaRue County Class of 1990 Reunion.
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Free Single Mom's Oil Change
A free single mom's oil change and car wash will be provided by Harvestland Community Church 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 16 at the church. Free brunch, childcare and gift included. For more information, call Debbie Ragland at 270-735-6454 or Sandy Lamas at 270-317-4007.
Fall cleanup
Project Graduation fundraiser
The LaRue County High School Drama Club is performing Steel Magnolias 7 p.m. Oct. 15 and 16 in the LCHS auditorium. Proceeds from "Dinner and a Play" will benefit Project Graduation and the Drama Club. Barbecue, coleslaw, baked beans and a drink will be served at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $13 and can be purchased from Deborah Whitlock at 358-9924, LaRue Insurance, Inc. at 358-3101 or Katy Cecil and Drama Club members.
The play alone will be presented 7 p.m. Oct. 14.
Navigating the state's child support system can be complicated.
But thanks to one-time federal funding, new technology is being developed that may simplify the process for custodial and non-custodial parents alike.
Lesa Read-Weikel, supervisor, Division of Child Support in the LaRue County Attorney's office, is serving as a subject matter expert on the exchange portal specialization team.
Becky Hellman, a senior psychology major/sociology minor from Hodgenville, will be escorted by Triston Mullins of South Shore in the Georgetown College Homecoming Court during halftime ceremonies of the Tigers football game against Pikeville College Oct. 16. The daughter of Tony and Karen Hellman, Becky played soccer and tennis for LaRue County High School, was a member of class committee each year and was voted Most Dependable her senior year, 2007. At Georgetown, she's the Panhellenic President and a member of Phi Mu Fraternity.
If you've ever had questions about hybrid or electric vehicles or just curious about what it might be like to drive one, you will have the opportunity to satisfy your curiosity Oct. 15.
Alternative transportation technologies will be showcased at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College's automotive/diesel department as part of an innovative national event.
Although Odyssey Day has been celebrated every other year since 2002, this is the first year that ECTC has had the opportunity to participate as a host site.
Parks and Recreation Board to meet
The LaRue County Parks and Recreation Board will meet 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6 at the park. Open to the public. For more information, call Eric DeVary at 358-8386.
Saddle Club Fun Show
The LaRue County Saddle Club Fun Show is 7 p.m. Oct. 8 at the club grounds. For more information, call Pam at 270-766-8313.
St. Jude Charity golf scramble
The Jeffries reunion was Oct. 9-10 at Sportsman Lake.
Senior Citizens music
The Senior Citizens Center, 112 N. Walters Ave., Hodgenville, has music with the Charlie Riggs Band at 6:30 p.m. every Saturday. Musicians and singers are welcome. For more information, call 358-4311 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Jayne Judd Adams of Upton won first place in the Fleischmann's Yeast Bake for the Cure at the Kentucky State Fair for her Blueberry Bliss dessert dish.
This is the second time Adams has won top honors in the contest. A 2007 win with her Orange Nirvana recipe resulted in her advancing to the nationals and winning the grand prize of $1,000.
Blueberry Bliss
2-1/4 cups flour
1/3 cup white sugar
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I'm a med student so I thought this might be interesting... If any of you have any questions regarding health/safer sex/whatever, you can ask here and I'll answer.
I have a friend aiming to be a psychologist and part of the training is a year or so of work experience in an mental asylum, im sorry but ive forgotten the proper name for it and i know that one is uncharitable. the people in there have been sectioned under the mental health act and are often violent and are known to bite and scratch, as well as a number of other unsavoury behaviour traits. my friend has been told she should have been given a number of jabs, presumably for things like hepatitis, but she hasnt.
i was wondering if there is truth in the assertion that you cannot catch anything through saliva, or through scratching? what if they scratch themselves first and get blood under their nails, for example? would you say its possible or likely to contract any form of disease in that kind of environment? (I think we can discount the possibility of actual blood to blood transfer, hopefully).
by the way i dont mean to presume that people in those institutions are all diseased, but i worry about the possibility since none of them are screened, apparently.
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Wow, that's really neato! Thanks a bundle for doing this...I have some questions about nutrition and everyone's favorite, sex! I drink a lot of tea and have heard about the health benefits of drinking it. But most of the studies that I've seen have all been about green tea. Do you know if there are benefits to drinking white, black, or iced tea? I've also heard about the benefits of eating fish...is there a recommendation for how often you should eat it to obtain the benefits?
I've only one sex question for ye, out of my problems three! Does masturbating offer any benefits, other than stress relief?
Once again, thank you so much! It's very kind and generous of you to do this. Ciao!
They dont teach how two girls have safe sex in my health class.
I know for obvious reasons, but I still need to be educated on the topic.
A true friend stabs you in the front.
hey, i was wondering that too...
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I think I'll post two people's questions at a time.
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Call him a giant killer, call him Joe Cool, or, call him Fluke-O.
Whatever you want to call him, the fact of the matter is, Joe Flacco is about to start in the Super Bowl.
Over the course of the last two weeks, Flacco's Baltimore Ravens have knocked off a pair of NFL legends in Peyton Manning and Tom Brady to reach the big game.
What's more, Flacco beat the two future first ballot Hall of Famers on their own turf.
First, the Ravens won a thrilling 38-35 overtime decision against Manning's Denver Broncos at Invesco at Mile High. The win included a 70-yard Flacco TD bomb for the game's winning score. Next, Flacco thoroughly outplayed Brady in Foxboro, throwing for 240 yards and three touchdowns to win the AFC conference championship.
So, is it time to call Joe Flacco an elite quarterback?
We already know what he thinks.
Speaking to a Baltimore radio station before the season, Flacco said he believes he's the "best" quarterback in the NFL.
"I assume everybody thinks they're a top-five quarterback," Flacco said when asked where he thinks he ranks among NFL quarterbacks. "I mean, I think I'm the best. I don't think I'm top five, I think I'm the best. I don't think I'd be very successful at my job if I didn't feel that way. I mean, c'mon? That's not really too tough of a question."
His teammates are also on his side.
"He's a great quarterback," said Ravens receiver Anquan Boldin, who caught two Flacco touchdown passes, after the win over New England. "I don't know why people keep doubting him because the bigger the situation, the bigger he plays, and he's proven that time and time again."
He's also putting together some impressive numbers to back the case up. Try this one: 6.
That's how many playoff road wins Flacco has as a starter - the most in NFL history. At a position that values winning above all else, Flacco is getting pretty good at it.
Here's another one: 8.
That's how many touchdown passes Flacco has thrown so far in the playoffs. He has yet to throw an interception. In fact, in the last three post-seasons, Flacco has thrown 15 touchdowns with only two picks.
Sunday will be his first Super Bowl start, but Flacco probably should have been there last year, too. Trailing by three at New England, Flacco hit Lee Evans in the numbers for a sure touchdown with less than 30 seconds to play, only to have Evans drop the ball. Kicker Billy Cundiff then proceeded to miss a chip-shot field goal and the Ravens' season was over. Flacco led the team to victory, the team just didn't follow.
On the other side of the argument, Flacco detractors can always point to his stats. He has never thrown for 4,000 yards. This season was his highest total ever at 3,817, which was only good enough for 14th in the NFL.
He has also never thrown for more than 25 touchdowns in a season. This year, he threw 22 which moved him into a tie for 15th.
His best ever QB rating for a season was 93.6, set in 2010. His best is lower than the career averages for players like Brady (96.6), Manning (95.7), Drew Brees (94.2) and Aaron Rodgers (104.9). It's less than Tony Romo's (95.6) too.
There's also the fact that he hasn't actually won a Super Bowl yet, something each of the aforementioned quarterbacks have done at least once, save for Romo.
And even then, Super Bowls don't always make you elite. Remember that the last Ravens quarterback to win a Super Bowl was Trent Dilfer.
So where do you sit on the Flacco debate? Is he elite or not? Will that change if he is hoisting the Lombardi Trophy two weeks from now?
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If you own a forced air distribution system, then you already know how much you rely on the efficiency and effectiveness of your ductwork to circulate conditioned air throughout your home. They are not merely an appendage to the AC unit, but an essential part of the system, and your home could not be cooled without them. If you have never had your ducts professionally cleaned, then spring is a great time to do so. In this post, we'd like to share with your some ways that Ashtabula, OH duct cleaning can benefit your home. Call Apple Heating & Cooling today for professional duct services!
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Hi Todd,
Thanks for the post. Just to clarify, only a few invites have been sent out.
We will be extending a limited number of invites to Team Titleist members for the different events. We'll do our best to include as many people as possible but we won't be able to invite everyone.
As always, the more you participate and the more engaged you are with Team Titleist, from posting in the discussions and adding blog comments, the more likely you potentially open the doors to these Team Titleist opportunities.
And remember, to complete your profile on Team Titleist to ensure your name gets into the pool of potential invites.
Hope this helps clarify.
Here's hoping you have one in Chicago!
I am very excited to be included in the San Diego event! See everyone there in December...
Ok, so who is planning on going to the TT Event in San Diego in December? It would be nice to know in advance... i have already purchased my plane ticket...cant wait!
San Diego!!! Bam!!!!!!
Received my invite yesterday. Headed to SD on 12/5. Hopefully we can put together an additional round at Torrey. It's so close it would be a sin to pass up the op.
Have all of the invites been sent out? Are only members residing in the SD area being invited or is it being extended to all members regardless of location?
Good Luck to all of our members. Maybe this will spur on some more meaningful posts.
I have been running to the Mail Box for weeks!!!
Hoping to get an Invite to the TEXAS Event!!!
Let's Do This!!!!!!!
San Deigo...Here we come!!!
Don't forget North Carolina. We might be rednecks, but we have nice courses...
Cool to hear that the SD invites are in the mail. Hopefully my Willy Wonka Golden Ticket will be in the mailbox today.
So what happens to the local invitees if the event in their city is already booked up with out of staters? I live 15 minutes from the SD venue and if I manage to get an invite and it's already booked, I don't foresee myself getting to the TX or FL event. Just the way it goes? Any plans to make sure invitees that live in close proximity to one of the events can play in their hometown?
It's irrelevant at this point, but it could happen I suppose.
Agreed Tim, only seems fair that those who participate should go.. Shades of the FJAI, gotta put in the work!
Scott H Received my invite yesterday. Headed to SD on 12/5. Hopefully we can put together an additional round at Torrey. It's so close it would be a sin to pass up the op.
anyone up up for Wednesday afternoon and/or Friday morning?
T.Tiger Good Luck to all of our members. Maybe this will spur on some more meaningful posts. TT


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BSO: Bernstein's Kaddish SymphonyBaltimore Symphony OrchestraSaturday, September 29, 2012 at 8:00 PMMusic Center at Strathmore
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"O, my Father, begins Leonard Bernsteins Third Symphony, I want to say Kaddish. Bernstein transforms the Kaddish into a prayer of peace for himself, for the listener, and for all humanity.
View more information at BSOmusic.org.
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Renault, McLaren and Red Bull all in the hunt
Renault regained the upper hand on Thursday afternoon in a practice session that saw the lap times reduced further and several drivers experiencing problems on the streets of the Principality.
Championship leader Fernando Alonso was the dominant player, lapping his Renault in 1m 15.835s, but McLaren test driver Alexander Wurz got close to him near the end with a lap in 1m 15.912s.
Having earlier in the session been upstaged by rookie team mate Vitantonio Liuzzi, Monaco ace David Coulthard got the hammer down to lap his Red Bull in 1m 16.184s to beat Renaults Giancarlo Fisichella (1m 16.519s) for third place. Juan Pablo Montoya improved in the closing stages, to climb to fifth in 1m 16.534s. McLaren team mate Kimi Raikkonen was right on his tail with 1m 16.558s. Liuzzis time of 1m 16.640s held up for seventh, ahead of Felipe Massa.
The Brazilian lapped his Sauber in 1m 16.914s before crashing sideways into the tyre wall at Ste Devote right at the end. He said he did not make a mistake, and it is possible that tyre pressures played a part in the right front wheel being too lightly loaded and locking up, making the car go sideways as he turned into the right-hander. He was unhurt, and the Sauber will be repaired overnight.
Ralf Schumacher and Ricardo Zonta completed the top 10 for Toyota in 1m 16.917s and 1m 17.046s respectively, while Ralfs brother Michael was only 11th after a couple of faux pas in the chicane. The champion pulled out of the running midway through the session with a mystery vibration on his F2005.
His best of 1m 17.170s was enough to beat the Williams of Mark Webber (1m 17.422s), Jarno Trulli (1m 17.487s), who complained of poor grip in the final Toyota, Saubers Jacques Villeneuve (1m 17.506s), Rubens Barrichello (who lapped his Ferrari in 1m 17.663s after earlier spinning in the chicane) and the Williams of Nick Heidfeld (1m 17.667s).
Clearly the times are close, and much depended on the timing of a drivers run on new tyres, as track conditions changed continually throughout the hour.
Christian Klien was another spinner, with a faulty traction control sensor the possible culprit. The Austrian took the front wing off his Red Bull when he hit the inner wall exiting Casino Square after lapping in 1m 18.815s.
Robert Doornbos was the fastest Jordan driver, putting his F3000 experience of the track to good use to post 1m 19.526s, while Patrick Friesacher did likewise in his Minardi on his way to 1m 19.587s which was a good effort.
Tiago Monteiro lapped in 1m 20.284s for Jordan, while team mate Narain Karthikeyan lost all but the last 15 minutes with technical problems in the pits, the Indian having brushed the barriers late in the morning session. He eventually recorded a best of 1m 21.879s.
At the back, Christijan Albers lapped his Minardi in 1m 22.162s before clobbering the outer wall exiting Casino Square and removing its front wing.
This time, Schumacher Snr and Barrichello were joined in their chicane adventures by Albers, Alonso, Coulthard, Doornbos, Fisichella, Friesacher, Heidfeld, Karthikeyan, Klien, Liuzzi, Massa, Monteiro, Villeneuve and Webber. Ralf Schumacher went into the escape road in Mirabeau on one occasion and Doornbos visited the same facility at Ste Devote, but Massas was the only car to sustain serious damage.
Now the teams have a day of rest tomorrow, prior to practice and qualifying on Saturday. With more rubber going down with the GP2, World Series with Renault and European F3 cars all running and contributing to this, and a benign weather forecast, the times will come down further then.