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Founders Walk: Bright 1st Floor Condo, Balcony, Pool
5924 Founders Hill Dr. #103 , Alexandria, VA 22310 Map
Square Feet: 1,045 Available: 5/6/15
Light-filled 1000+ sq ft garden condo unit with fireplace, balcony and ample parking * Bathrooms and Kitchen updated with ceramic tile floors * Separate dining room and bonus breakfast area * Luxury master bath with soaking tub * Walk in Closet * Plenty of storage plus additional outside storage unit *
Washer/Dryer in unit * Outdoor community pool * Walk or take the shuttle to the Van Dorn Met...
Amenities: Gas Fireplace, Balcony, Community Pool, Ceramic Tile, Shuttle to Metro
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- $2,350
- Bed / Bath
- 4 bd / 3.5 ba
Extra-Large Brick Townhome, Wood Floors, 2 Fireplaces, 2-car Garage
20674 Muddy Harbour Square, Sterling, VA 20165 Map
Available: 3/8/15
Spacious 2000+ sq ft 3-level brick townhome in the heart of Cascades * Main level has hardwood floors, gas fireplace, crown and chair molding, and doors to rear deck * Master bedroom with walk-in closet and deluxe bath with separate shower * Lower level 4th bedroom and full bath, plus rec room with 2nd gas fireplace and walk-out to patio and landscaped garden * Rent includes trash and snow remo...
Amenities: Wood Floors, Deck, Community Pool, Basketball Court, Tennis Courts, 2 Fireplaces, Gas Cooking, Walk-in Closets, Commu...
- Rent
- $2,250
- Square Feet
- 1,524
- Bed / Bath
- 3 bd / 2.5 ba
Groveton Woods: Gorgeous 3-Level Corner Condo/Townhouse with Garage
7132 Mason Grove Court, Alexandria, VA 22306 Map
Square Feet: 1,524 Available: 3/14/15
Immaculate luxury piggy-back town home on 3 levels with 1-car garage near Huntley Meadows Park * Open floor plan and gourmet kitchen with granite counters, tall cabinets, stainless appliances and breakfast bar * Crown Molding, double-pane windows, separate dining area, upmarket stacked full-size front loading steam washer and dryer * Master bedroom suite with tray ceiling, walk-in closet,and lu...
Amenities: 1-Car Garage, Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Steam Washer/Dryer, Central AC, Attached Master Bath,...
- Rent
- $1,500
- Bed / Bath
- 2 bd / 2 ba
Very nice spacious 2BR 2BA ground floor Reston condo w/ walk out patio.
2206 Castle Rock Square #2b, Reston, VA 20191 Map
Available: 4/30/15
6 Month leases only!! Very nice spacious 2BR 2BA ground floor Reston condo w/ walk out patio. Conveniently located, close Reston Town Center, Toll Road and Future Metro.Brand new paint throughout, brand new carpet in bedrooms. Tile in Hallway, kitchen and bathrooms.Laminate wood floors in living room. Come see this great rental now! Pets case by case, apply online.
Lease terms: 6 months
Amenities: Rent includes all utilities+Xfinity cable & internet, full Master Bathroom
- Rent
- $1,925
- Bed / Bath
- 3 bd / 2.5 ba
3 level end unit brick townhome with cathedral ceilings and deck!
2451 Old Silo Ct., Herndon, VA 20170 Map
Available: 4/9/15
Upper Level Family Room with Deck! Master Bedroom Features 2 closets, Dual Entry Master Bath with marble vanities, Double Sinks & Soaking tub! French doors, cathedral ceilings & fireplace in living room! Kitchen pantry & island! Backs to common area. Enjoy community pool, tot lot, tennis ct & party room. No Smoking, Pets Case by Case.
Lease term: 12 mo. to 3 years.
Qualifications: 2 years...
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- $2,000
- Bed / Bath
- 1 bd / 2 ba
Garden Condo with Deck, Yard, Den and Rec Room! Over 1400 sq. ft.
3080 S. Abingdon St., #A2, Arlington, VA 22206 Map
Available: Now
Ever-popular Fairlington Barcroft model with large den/rec room or 2nd bedroom on lower level * Courtyard location with off-street parking * Updated kitchen and baths, and interior to be repainted * Amazing bonus: deck with stairs down to your own private fenced yard! Amenities include several outdoor pools, tennis courts, playground and community center * Very close to Shirlington shopping an...
Amenities: Wood Floors, Deck, Tennis Courts, Den, Fenced Yard, Washer/Dryer in Unit, Playground, Community Pools, Rec Room
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- $1,850
- Bed / Bath
- 3 bd / 3.5 ba
Must see! Impeccable Townhome, Updated Kitchen, Deck and Hot Tub!
43888 Chloe Ter., Ashburn, VA 20147 Map
Available: 4/4/15
Charming and luxurious 3-level townhome with gourmet kitchen, finished basement, spacious front porch, and hot tub! Gleaming hardwood floors on main and upper levels * Eat-in kitchen with island, granite countertops, stainless appliances, pass-through, ceramic tile floor, and door to large 2-level deck * Lower level with rec room and fulll bath walks out to deck with hot tub! Attic with pull...
Amenities: Hardwood Floors, Finished Basement, Gourmet Kitchen, Hot Tub, 2-Level Deck
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- $1,425
- Square Feet
- 1,054
- Bed / Bath
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Quiet Setting, 2-Level Piggyback Town Home, Recreation Facilities, Ample Parking
14405 Golden Oak Ct., Centreville, VA 20121 Map
Square Feet: 1,054 Available: 4/5/15
Upper-level piggyback Townhome on a quiet cul-de-sac in The Meadows backing to woods and a tranquil stream * Features extensive 2010 upgrades: Hardwood floors, carpet, kitchen cabinets, counter tops, windows, bathroom vanity * Rent includes extensive community amenities--Pool, playground, tennis court, basketball court--and 2 assigned parking spaces, plenty of guest parking as well. Rent incl...
Amenities: Community Pool, Updated Kitchen, Tennis, Backs to Woods, Assigned Parking, Basketball
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- $2,250
- Bed / Bath
- 3 bd / 2.5 ba
Huntley Meadows: Brilliant, sun-filled Townhome, Hardwood Floors, Garage
3630 Ransom Place, Alexandria, VA 22306 Map
Available: 4/1/15
Gorgeous town home with garage and large deck. Hardwood floors on main level. Spacious kitchen with ceramic tile flooring, gas range and breakfast nook and open living/dining room with French door to wide wooden deck. Large master bedroom with cathedral ceilings and double closet. Luxury bath with dual sinks, separate tub and shower. Lower level Rec Room with gas fireplace. No smoking, pe...
Amenities: Hardwood Floors, Garage, Large Deck, Gas Fireplace, Eat-In Kitchen, Close to Shopping, Master Bath with Separate Show...
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- $2,900
- Bed / Bath
- 4 bd / 2 ba
Westmoreland Park: Enlarged Cape with Renovated Kitchen and Baths, Finished Basement
6620 Moly Dr. , Falls Church, VA 22046 Map
Available: 4/6/15
Lovely classic Cape Cod home in a beautiful, quiet neighborhood with mature trees close to the East Falls Church Metro station, Haycock Elementary and Longfellow Middle Schools * Updated open kitchen with granite counter tops, maple cabinets, stainless appliances and table space walks out to huge deck and fenced back yard with shed * Hardwood floors on main and upper levels * Wood-burning firep...
Amenities: Wood floors, Deck, Updated Kitchen, Fireplace, Driveway Parking, Den, Finished Basement, Wood-Burning Fireplace, Fenc...
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- $2,400
- Bed / Bath
- 3 bd / 2.5 ba
Gorgeous 3 level end town-home with amazing finishes in beautiful neighborhood
3785 Inverness Rd, Fairfax, VA 22033 Map
Available: 5/1/15
Lovely 3 level, end unit finished LL w/ FP, 1/2 ba, FR walk out to fenced backyard. 3 BRs, 2 full ba, 2 1/2 ba. Great price!For this golf course community.Features marble flrs, French drs, crown molding, built-in desk w/ bookshelves.Cherry cabinets, pergo floors in kitchen, carpet through-out.MBR w/ vaulted ceilings,MB w/ soaking tub & more.No smoking.Pets case-by-case.
Security deposit $...
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- Bed / Bath
- 4 bd / 3 ba
Tastefully Updated Rambler in Annandale, 4 Bedroom, 3 Full Bath, Wood Floors, Finished Basement, Screened In Patio
4513 Willet Dr., Annandale, VA 22003 Map
Available: 3/15/15
Very Nice Rambler in Annandale, recently updated, fully finished walk out basement, lots of storage inside and out (2 sheds out back, 2 storage rooms inside), fenced back yard, custom wood blinds in den, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, den off kitchen, front load washer dryer, two fireplaces, extra fridge in basement, large deck and screened in porch, home alarm, gas heat & hot wa...
Amenities: MBR-BA Full, Wood Floors, Granite Counters, Shades/Blinds, FP Mantels
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- $1,650
- Square Feet
- 765
- Bed / Bath
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Park Glen: Light Filled Remodeled Garden Condo!
804 S. Arlington Mill Dr #202, Arlington, VA 22204 Map
Square Feet: 765 Available: Now
Bright, charming updated 2nd floor corner unit in garden complex bordered by Four Mile Run Park and trail * Recent remodel with newer kitchen, bath, Silestone counters, newer appliances, Pergo floors * Community pool, reserved parking * Large laundry room and extra storage cage in the building * No smoking, small pet possible with additional deposit.
Available Now
Pet deposit $500 per ani...
Amenities: Dishwasher, Disposal, Refrigerator, Range hood, Stove, community pool, on site management
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- $1,900
- Bed / Bath
- 2 bd / 2 ba
The Brittany: Spacious 2 bedroom 2Ba condo with wood floors and plentiful community amenities
4500 S. Four Mile Run Dr. #607, Arlington, VA 22204 Map
Available: Now
Large light-filled luxury 6th floor-unit in the completely remodeled Brittany condominium with premium upgrades and bonus den/sun room * Bamboo floors in spacious living room, separate dining area, and den * Kitchen has granite counter tops, ceramic tile floor, and stylish black appliances * Sliding glass door opens to a wide balcony * Master bedroom suite with walk in closet and attached bath...
Amenities: MBR-BA Full, W/W Carpeting, Washer/Dryer, Entry Lvl BR, gym, Close to DC, wood floors, Pool Table, balcony, community...
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- Square Feet
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Idylwood Towers: Hi-Rise Condo with Balcony, UTILITIES INCLUDED, Fabulous Amenities, Near WFC Metro
2311 Pimmit Dr #511E, Falls Church, VA 22043 Map
Square Feet: 579 Available: Now
GREAT VALUE! Junior 1-bedroom with balcony in luxury Hi-Rise, UTILITIES INCLUDED! 1-mile to Metro with free shuttle! In-unit washer/dryer and balcony * Adjacent to shops, restaurants, 1 mile to Tysons Mall * 24 hr concierge, gym * Pool, tennis, tot-lot, BBQ areas * Onsite card, party, billiard, and ping pong rooms. No smoking, No pets. $200 move-in fee.
Available February 13, 2015
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Amenities: Outdoor Pool, Gym, Balcony, Tennis Court, Party Room, Tot Lot, Adjacent to Shopping, Washer/Dryer in Unit, Free Shutt...
- Rent
- $2,900
- Square Feet
- 1,836
- Bed / Bath
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Washington Court: Walk to Metro! Charming Brick Townhome, Large Bedrooms, Wood Floors
6835 N Washington Blvd #E, Arlington, VA 22213 Map
Square Feet: 1,836 Available: Now
Walk to Metro! Bright 3-level brick town home on a charming off-street court backing to Charles Steward Park in East Falls Church * Hardwood floors on main level * Updated eat-in kitchen with Corian counters * Separate dining room * Large bedrooms * Walkout basement rec room with wood-burning fireplace * Fenced brick patio * Yorktown HS pyramid * Water, sewer, trash, and 1 assigned off-street ...
Amenities: Wood Floors, Wood-Burning Fireplace, Finished Walkout Basement, Large Bedrooms, Neutral Decor, Corian Counter Tops, W...
- Rent
- $4,395
- Bed / Bath
- 6 bd / 5.5 ba
Georgetown Pike: Grand Luxury Colonial, Updated Kitchen, Garage, Langley HS
7420 Georgetown Court, McLean, VA 22102 Map
Available: Now
NO GRANDER HOUSE IN McLEAN at this price! Beautiful all-neutral Brick-Front Colonial on 1-acre lot with marvelous space for entertaining * One-half mile west of the Beltway * Langley HS pyramid * Updated eat-in kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances, butler's pantry * New ceramic tile floor, SS refrigerator and SS double wall ovens* Gleaming newly refinished dark hardwood floors on...
Amenities: Hardwood Floors, Updated Kitchen, Family Room, 2-car Garage, Walk-out Basement, In-Law Suite, Rec Room with Wet Bar, ...
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- Bed / Bath
- 3 bd / 2.5 ba
Stoneleigh: Newly Updated 3-Level Town Home in the Heart of McLean
1561 Bruton Ct., McLean, VA 22101-4301 Map
Available: Now
BEST VALUE IN McLEAN!! Immaculate, Spacious, LOVINGLY UPDATED brick-front town home on quiet mews near the heart of McLean * BRAND-NEW eat-in kitchen with granite counter tops, new stainless appliances, and ceramic tile floor * All updated 2 full baths and 2 half baths with new vanities and fixtures * New carpet and paint * Living room French doors open to walled back garden with access to stre...
Amenities: Stainless Appliances, Eat-in Kitchen, Formal Dining Room, New Kitchen, Granite Counter Tops, New Baths, Walled Back G...
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Translate this page Pastor from Zambia to visit FallbrookThursday, May 23rd, 2013 Issue 21, Volume 17.
Pastor Mutentami is the national president of this church body and will share some of the blessings and challenges of the ministry in Zambia. Pastor Mutentami wrote, "As president of the synod, I have embarked on infrastructure development to get all congregations to build a good parsonage, a good church building, and if possible get adequate transportation for all the pastors .We are also running two Christian schools with the help of our brothers and sisters from the WELS." The presentation begins at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 3 at St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 1636 E Mission Rd. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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Ehhhhh... that beat is smooth as fuck, but Russ sounds half asleep/dead on this. This is why I wish he would release a beat tape. He has a lot of creativity with production, but not all of them are going sound good with lyrics over them. He said on Twitter he'd never release a beat tape though *shrugs*
^^ fuck you talm bout?? shit is swag as fuck. bruh killin it
so smooth loving this
Good change of pace to his usual delivery without sacrificing his style. I was starting to get a little fed up with his delivery but this shows some diversity. I fuck with Diemon on the regular now.
This nigga is not a rapper. Lol. He's cocky cuz they have the money to make music. Maybe one day he'll start makin GOOD music.


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Larry D. Striplin Performing Arts Center
Located at 1000 Selma Avenue, the Larry D. Striplin, Jr. Performing Art Center was part of a restoration project which encompassed almost an entire city block and included the restoration of the Walton Theater, an abandoned movie theatre that had been home to the children of Selma every Saturday afternoon during the forties and fifties. Today the Performing Art Center hosts a variety of events that enhance the cultural aspects of Selma. In addition, the work of local artists is often displayed in to showcase the talents and gifts of beloved Selma citizens; admission to the exhibits is free. Movies Tuesday afternoon is movie day for Selma's Senior Citizens at the old Walton Theater. Each Tuesday at 2:00 p.m., Senior Citizens can view a different movie. The Selma Downtown Association provides popcorn and Pepsi to moviegoers. During the summer months, movies will be shown for Selma's children every Wednesday afternoon. A recent and exciting addition to our weekly movie schedule is the showing of newly released movies on Thursdays (7 pm), Fridays (4 pm and 7 pm) and Saturdays (1 pm, 4 pm and 7 pm). A family movie is shown every Saturday at 10:00 am. For ticket information and showtimes, call the Box Office at (334) 874-6691 or visit the theater's website at www.selmawaltontheater.com. Rentals The Performing Arts Center is available for rent to the general public Mondays through Wednesdays weekly. It is ideal for business meetings, small banquets, and workshops. Fee Schedule (eff. June 1, 2009):
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The Apple iPod can work on both Macs and Windows-based PCs. Most MP3 players will work under both operating systems. Why is it, then, that the Microsoft Zune refuses to play friendly in a Cupertino-fueled environment?
Adrian Covert of Gizmodo attended a recent Zune Media Event in Redmond and the topic came up when he started talking to the other journalists in the room. The best reason people had was that "Mac users bought Apple products more for the logo than the actual product, meaning they'd never abandon the iPod for a Zune." But there have to be people who use Apple computers who would at least consider a non-iPod, right? Why would Microsoft leave these people out in the cold?
The first-gen Microsoft Zune had its problems, but the second-gen is a quantum leap in the right direction and it could prove to be a formidable alternative to the iPod. The iPod didn't really get all that popular until the software started to support Windows, so why can't the same be true with Zune? If Apple can go one way, why can't Bill Gates go the other way?
Steve Ballmer, a total jerk (!) will not even allow his employees to own Apple iPhones, even before the new windows phones came out. It's a shame as I would be considered a total Mac fanboy, but I would like, and would buy a new Zune, as I believe it sounds better sonically then an iPod. But I can't apparently. Steve Ballmer, you arrogant idiot.
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While most birds do not receive annual vaccines like dogs or cats, they do benefit from regular veterinary care. You should bring your bird in for an annual examination to check for illnesses that may not be visibly apparent, and to get an overall assessment of your bird's health. Our doctors are able to provide you with important nutritional counseling, as many of the major health problems in pet birds are associated with diet deficiencies. Unfortunately, many books and the internet contain misinformation about bird diets, and many owners only feed their birds traditional seed diets.
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ST. JOHNSBURY The Select Board has voted unanimously to ask Vermont State Police to keep its barracks in town, but an officer said its likely the office will move about 8 miles south to Barnet in several years.
The state police plans to consolidate the barracks in St. Johnsbury and Bradford into a new facility. If the project is placed on the fast track it will happen in about five years, Capt. Tim Clouatre said at a Select Board meeting this week.
This isnt anything thats going to happen overnight, he said.
Clouatre said troopers arent as tied to offices as they used to be because their cruisers have much of the equipment they need, including computers and video cameras, and they carry cell phones.
The consolidation isnt expected to affect emergency response times because troopers will be assigned to patrol zones and many live in area towns.
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Michele likes the thin hands.
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seldom visited ruin near Davis canyon
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Maze overlook
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As we discussed earlier about Google play here, it is an Entertainment Hub that contains all Music, Movies, Android apps, games and ebooks at one place. In other words, it is a one-stop shop for all Android users. You can access it from laptop, tablet or Smartphone, anytime and anywhere.
Before you download or purchase anything, view ratings for the app, get reviews, and screenshots, or you can watch a movie trailer. Users who have visited Google music or Android market are going to get a new and powerful experience.
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Isn't it cool to get your entertainment stuff anywhere? Yes it is and is now available anywhere with the new Google Play. Now you can view any of your content, app, game, music or anything using your Google Account. For example, you bought a book on your smartphone, you can read it simply on the web at play.google.com.
You bought music from your Android tablet, but you can easily enjoy it on your laptop or desktop anytime. There is no need of Syncing or any kind of Software, just enjoy your content anytime, anywhere Free of charge with Google Play.
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New Google Play has specially selected growing artists and great bands from your much loved music genres. You can listen to 100s of free music and but more than a million on Google play. Once you get there, you will get personalized playlist of your own choice.
Best part here you don't need to sync anything like we do at iTunes. It will be automatically stored in your Google Play music library from where you can play the music on your computer, tablet or smartphone anytime and anywhere.
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Google Play store offers the new way of getting your favorite books and authors with the world's largest selection of eBooks containing thrillers to comedy, cookbooks, bestselling fiction, and everything. Choose your mind from the collection of 4 millions books including free ones.
Same as the apps and music, you can share your ebooks, you can read it anytime anywhere and from any device. You can even customize your ebooks to read comfortably. You can switch it between day or nighttime mode, you can even make it landscape or portrait, you can change the fonts, text size, line height, and customize to your heart's content.
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App developers are always updating their amazing apps with new features, tools and fixes. Google Play store makes keeping your favorite apps up to date easy. Select 'update automatically' in your app settings and your app will always be updated. Or choose to update all your apps in one click. It's that simple. Simply share it, play it anywhere from any of your Android device.
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5 Fresh Ideas For School Lunches
by Dana Angelo White in Back to School, August 31, 2010When peanut butter and turkey have you and your kids yawning, here are 5 fresh school lunch ideas to add to the mix.
What doesn't go with pasta? Turn veggies, vinaigrette, and a sprinkle of cheese into a healthy, fun and satisfying lunch.
RECIPE: Rainbows and Butterflies Pasta Salad
Create a lunchtime fiesta for your child's noontime meal. Use cold cuts or leftover chicken with vegetables, salsa or guacamole and the kiddie's favorite taco toppers.
RECIPE: Take-To-School Taco Bar
Turn a Sunday afternoon activity into a fun-filled Monday lunch. Make your own vegetable rolls — it's easier than you think.
RECIPE: Vegetable Sushi
Try a new spin on cold cuts: pinwheels! Wrap up lean meats and/or veggies along with cream cheese "glue" to hold it all together. Then, slice into hand-held treats.
RECIPE: Ham Pinwheels
Hummus isn't just for dunking carrot sticks. Try as a thick and creamy sandwich spread – it's a nice change of pace (and flavor) from mustard and mayo.
RECIPE: Easiest Veggie Sandwich
Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC, is a registered dietitian, certified athletic trainer and owner of Dana White Nutrition, Inc., which specializes in culinary and sports nutrition. See Dana's full bio »
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What I do is pack soups. It's something different.
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Grilled curried chicken and some cucumber spears wrapped in a tortilla. My boys love anything wrapped in a tortilla. They prefer it plain but a bit of plain yogurt, (greek is good since the reduced liquid content keeps it from getting soggy), and a bit of cilantro brightens the whole thing up. Can be made the night ahead. So much the better!
wish my kids would eat things like this they wouldnt touch eny of these lunchs
On a budget, peanut butter and honey on whole grain bread with carrot sticks and a veggie dip is about all they're going to get, right now….lol
Christy, that sounds like an excellent lunch, budget or not. Way to go!
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This is the coolest thing ever!!! I have been looking for a way to incorporate the Muppets into my twins' nursery and this throw pillow is adorable! I would love to know if I could get the letters as indiviual wooden letters to hang on the wall. Could you let me know if that is possible? Thanks!
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This was a glitch that I found on accident while trying to do a speedrun of Minish Cap on a seperate file. What you do is at the boss of the third dungeon(I don't remember his name), when a hand is about to pound the ground, kill the other one. It should come back and, if you did it right, try to grab you and when he is about to pound you to the ground, start mashing buttons. If you did it at the right time, the other hand will pount the ground at the same time as the hand grabbing you. If so, the one grabbing you will let go and you will just be a crying head floating in mid-air. The good thing about this, you are invinceble. The bad thing, you have to shut your game off and battle him again.
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December 5, 2012 in diy craft projects, homemade
If you've followed my blog since the early days you may know I help each year with my children's school Christmas fair since my son first started nursery, and this year was no exception. Being part of the school community is a wonderful thing. When the children were little and I stayed at home and looked after my baby daughter, helping at the school gave me a creative outlet and contributed to a community that helped all the school children. Now my children are both at school and I am working much more I have less time to help, but this year I still managed to make a few items for the fair in evenings and spare moments which we sold on the gifts stall at the fair last Saturday. I snapped a few photos in my kitchen of some of the things I had made and thought I would share them.
Lavender bags are always popular, you can't help but smell them when you pick them up, and however many we make (and between us we made almost 100 this year), we sell every single one. We sold them as singles or double packs in linen and Liberty print fabric, with a ribbon tied around them. They're simple to make even if you have basic sewing skills and there are how-to instructions in my first book if it feels daunting. I posted about lavender bags as a great mother's day gift back in March (see post) but they are perfect Christmas gifts too.
These little black notebooks were bought from my local Tiger store and I just added some vintage playing cards, bought from a car boot sale, to the front covers with double-sided tape. These are a simpler adaptation of the notebook project in my latest book (see my previous post). Great as a stocking filler with a little pack of coloured pencils.
The festive wreaths below are another popular item and look fab hanging from your front door or inside your home. This year I bought heart-shaped basic woven wreaths and decorated them with felt leaves that were cut out and stuck on. To do this pin a real leaf from a tree to your felt and cut around it as accurately as possible. I embellished with ribbons and covered buttons at the top of the wreath and added little birds from DZD. To see another variation of this project see my post with instructions from last year here.
Lots of parents helped and we also made lots of other items like hair clips and bands, embellished cushions, decorations, jars of sweets and lots of gifts donated by local companies and parents. It was a successful day, we raised money for the school but most importantly it was a lot of fun for children, parents and teachers to all get together on the same day.
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Farmers split over 'super dairies'
THE FARMING industry is split in its reaction to 'super dairies' like the one proposed by Nocton Dairies, a Farmers Guardian survey has found.
Asking farmers at the Dairy Event and Livestock Show about so-called 'super dairies' where cows would be housed for much of the year, some 58 per cent said they were acceptable.
Of more than 600 visitors to the show questioned, a further 42 per cent however said they did not agree with the idea.
Here are some of your comments from the event:
Derek Hicks, Cambridgeshire – beef farmer
"One thousand cows should be the limit. Anything over that is factory farming. We've seen it with chickens and pigs and it doesn't work. The environmental impact must be significant, lorries coming in an our all the time. Then there's feed - the logistics of it must be huge. Also it does not give young ones trying to break into the industry a chance."
Steven Williams, Oswestry – dairy framer
"All these massive farms are going to kill off the small farms. There's a risk milk companies will take all their milk instead of from small farms because it will be easier and it will kill off the villages in the same way supermarkets led to small shops closing.
However, he was keen to stress he did not object to them at all on welfare grounds. "There will be nothing wrong with the healthcare of the animals on them because they will be able to afford to have all the stuff to look after them."
"I think these huge farms are bad for PR, bad for the environment and they might be bad for my business. Up to 400-cow herds are big enough. That's enough cows in one place - cows need air space and room.
Anonymous dairy farmer – manages 650 cows.
"As long as they look after the cows and it is done properly, I think large-scale herds are very good. I always think farmers are their own worst enemies. The Nocton group have got themselves into this predicament."
Asked what the industry should do in response to animal welfare campaigns against large-scale dairies he said: "You want to talk to them. There needs to be dialogue. There is now a groundswell of feeling on this matter and you have to cater for that. They aren't going to go away and at the moment there is a lot of ignorance."
Dairy nutritionist
"It's the people with the small family farms that are going to suffer. It will knock out small farms leaving a lot of cows in very few hands." However, having just returned from a tour of large-scale farms in America he said the management on them is 'second to none,' whereas a lot of small farms here are terrible cow management.
He felt the industry was not doing enough to promote itself. "We need to start at grassroots level by educating children."
Digby Gribble of the English Guernsey Cattle Society was very much in favour of the Nocton project believing the cows will have a much better life. As for the risk large dairy farms may pose to smaller farmers, he said it was about them finding a way to make a living by adding value to their products.
Young farmer
"A lot of the trouble is over the welfare but if you look at large cow herds the welfare is better because they can afford it, they vets on site etc."
She too felt the industry was not doing enough to promote itself. "We need to educate people. At the Great Yorkshire this year we had members of the public coming up criticising the cows, asking why they looked malnourished. We heard people walking past whispering to each other that we were starving the cows. We had to explain to them that they are like athletes. The public don't understand the industry and we need to explain it more.
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With the prospect of an 8,000 super dairy being built just a mile from our village, I have been taking a much closer look at the dairy industry than I would otherwise.
It would seem that over the last 5 or 10 years there has been a trend to the larger dairy herd in excess of 1,000 to take advantage of new technology and economies of scale.
However, it is only with the prospect of the largest dairy in Europe being built in Lincolnshire -an area used to arable farming and not dairy - with a vociferous opposition from villagers -that the media has begun to focus on this type of "factory" farming for milk.
Why has there been no opposition to the introduction of the 1,000 plus dairies so far? Why has there been no opposition to factory style dairies so far? Did they just evolve with nearby residents used to living near a smaller /traditional dairy not actually being aware of what was on their doorstep? Was the media just not interested with focus on opposing battery chickens? We, the public, seem to have been totally unaware that the Supermarkets demand for cheaper supplies have forced the dairy farmer into factory style farming?
Don't blame the housewife/shopper for wanting cheap milk. We just pay the price -yes, we shop arround for the best deal but we certainly have no influence on the prices charged by the supermarket or the ridiculously low prices they pay to the farmer.
Nocton Dairies Ltd's proposal for an 8,000 plus dairy here in Lincolnshire has brought this to the fore in the national media. They are on the receiving end of all the adverse publicity and local opposition. Now it is out in the open - it is time to have a national debate on whether we in the UK want this sort of factory farming here in the UK.
It is time for Parliament to listen to the general population and consider legislation to limit the size of dairies and the distance they can be built from existing communities.
Having recently visited a 2,000 dairy, I agree with other comments that the cows are probably far better cared for than on many smaller traditional farms.
I do not want an 8,000 dairy on in my backyard or anywhere else in the UK,.
You will have your own opinions but if this is considered acceptable by the powers that be - then it is the villagers in Dunston, Nocton, Potterhanworth, Metheringham,
Mere, Scopwick & Branston that have to live with it.I wonder if anyone managed to watch Jimmy Doherty's Farming Heroes - probably a repeat programme shown on BBC in the early hours Monday morning. Unfortunately I was awake worrying about this pending Factory Farm coming to my village. Anyhow the programme was about a woman's dairy herd of about 40 GRAZING cows I think. They conducted an experiment to find out how cows socialise and if they are intelligent. Having applied a radio tagging system they discovered that one cow called Rosie was an exceptional networker. She visited almost all of her peers with a lick or a sniff and as a consequence of her social skills she was able to lead them in any direction she felt necessary. This is proof that small herds are important social systems. In the second experiment one of two cows were trained to ring a bell for her feed. Unfortunately the other cow just wasn't interested in this game but - one out of every two cows in an 8000 herd will be bitterly disappointed that they have no say in the matter!
A new dairy industry is dawning. In charge of animal welfare is Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. The future of sustainable British dairy farming is in the hands of Prince Charles. Also on the team are Robin Page and Graham Harvey. A small number of like-minded dairy farmers would complete the line up. Milk from grass would be the theme with sensibly sized manageable herds of mixed breed cows the norm. Cow welfare of paramount importance, the minimum life expectancy of 10 years and more would typical. The farmer owned dairy processors supply quality dairy products to the nation at sustainable prices to the farmer and everyone's happy. Does sound sugar-coated I know. But surely this alternative is closer to where the British dairy farming model should be heading rather than the Nocton Dairies factory farm route.
Yes!!, I can now buy milk from cows that ring bells and that get talked to by Prince Charles. Julie I am awake also because I cannot stop thinking of how Rosie may or may not ring her bell, will it be her muzzle or tongue??
On a serious note, this is ridiculous, I lived in a city for some years and in the country. Yes I knew everyone in my local village but not the city- but I did not go hungry or miss out on socialisation (quite the opposite). Bell ringing for food may be popular among some local residents in Nocton but I am not sure cows are into it.I see Hugh FeeWee speaks 'cow' or should I say 'bullocks!' Julie from Nocton makes some valid points from the programme she watched regarding cow behaviour. We as humans have become desensitised from that what really matters. The industrialisation of agricultural does deliver in terms of quantity, but we have lost our way in the pursuit of more. We now need to look back and learn from the past (mixed farming and good old fashioned grassland management) before we proceed to the future. Super-sizing dairy farms is not the way forward. Too big, too expensive, too intensive and too polluting.
Super-sized dairy factory farms will solely profit the owners, but in the process exhaust their poor milking cows, render smaller dairy farms uneconomic, pollute the air and water of the surrounding countryside and further Britain's reliance upon big corporate agribusinesses to produce our food. I think many people are fed up with the super-sizing of everything in farming as driven and supported by self interested politicians, scientists, and city backed corporate farming. Big dairying is all about the money, increasing market share by pricing out the little man and overly commodifying a natural food product at the expense of quality.
I hadn't realised you'd now become a fiction publication Editor. . Tell your survey team, the real farmers are the ones with very large hands and callouses. . The other ones were all Common Purpose graduates that are hoping to be able to pick up a cheap farm from the Official Receiver where they can entertain their EU buddies, or otherwise turn it into a Golf Course.
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Here's a quick video of Chuck D being interviewed by Vlad Yulin speaking on Pun and the Latin impact on hip hop. Props to khal.
oh i thought it said chuck inglish, fuck this old nigga
RIP Big Pun tho
'oh i thought it said chuck inglish, fuck this old nigga'
dying of laughter, mang.
Chuck D is a pioneer and the reason yall like rap (think about it)
but them Latins can def.spit
Not saying this because Im latino but if it wasnt for the language barrier ufff!!!....HipHop be looking like the MLB right now.
So you're saying that there will be a whole lot black Dominicans,Afro-Cubans and Afro-Venezuelans???


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Conatus Pharmaceuticals is a biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of novel medicines to treat liver disease. We are developing our lead compound, emricasan, for the treatment of patients with chronic liver disease and acute exacerbations of chronic liver disease. Emricasan is a first-in-class, orally active pan-caspase protease inhibitor designed to reduce the activity of all ten human caspases, which are enzymes that mediate inflammation and cell death, or apoptosis. We believe that by reducing the activity of these enzymes, emricasan has the potential to interrupt the progression of liver disease and potentially provide treatment options in multiple areas of liver disease. We have observed compelling preclinical and clinical trial results that suggest emricasan may have clinical utility in slowing progression of liver diseases regardless of the original cause of the disease. To date, emricasan has been studied in over 500 subjects in ten clinical trials. In a randomized Phase 2b clinical trial in patients with liver disease, emricasan demonstrated a statistically significant, consistent, rapid and sustained reduction in elevated levels of two key biomarkers of inflammation and cell death, alanine aminotransferase, or ALT, and cleaved Cytokeratin 18, or cCK18, respectively, both of which are implicated in the severity and progression of liver disease.
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Peter Golds: Why the waste of money?
By Peter Golds
After two convictions for benefit fraud and an ongoing investigation for illegal subletting, Shelina Akhtar is no longer a Tower Hamlets councillor.
Her seat was declared vacant when she declined to appeal against her prison sentence. However, she continued to be paid a council allowance while in Holloway.
Spitalfields ward will now have the opportunity to elect a new councillor.
However, the election will be held just before the mayoral election, thereby costing additional money.
Perhaps our mayor and his supporters will explain the reason for this latest waste of our money, which would be saved if there were a combined poll?
■ It is safe to say that when a candidate has been in politics for four decades long forgotten speeches can come back to bite.
The London mayoral election has seen Labour's Ken Livingstone haunted by recent speeches as well as previous actions.
It may have impressed a certain audience to call for the vote to be withdrawn for those not paying full tax on all income.
Unfortunately, if at the same time, you are funnelling a substantial income into a company to reduce your personal tax burden, which is exactly what Mr Livingstone has been doing, then it is difficult to avoid the label of hypocrite, which is how the New Statesman has described him.
■ Peter Golds is Conservative councillor for Blackwall & Cubitt Town
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One man's volunteer effort to plant trees in San Francisco
As a volunteer, Charlie Starbuck has helped to plant trees by the thousands on the streets of San Francisco, a city long on charm but short on leafy green trees.
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Charlie Starbuck has them in just about every part of this city. Walk a block or two in virtually any neighborhood, from the concrete canyons of the financial district to the windblown avenues of the Outer Sunset and Mr. Starbuck's fingerprints are there.
It might be a Brisbane box, a bronze loquat, a primrose, or a purple leaf plum. Whatever the species of tree, chances are excellent that Starbuck helped plant it.
Not as in ordered the tree or arranged for the planting. But as in actually put his fingers in the dirt and planted it.
A soft-spoken gentleman fond of berets, Starbuck has volunteered for a citywide tree-planting program since 1981, nearly without interruption. That's almost 30 years of weekly plantings, without pay, come rain or shine.
"For Charlie to be that consistent..." says Doug Wildman, program director of San Francisco's Friends of the Urban Forest (FUF), his voice trailing off as he searches for the right superlative. "Well, he's our rock." FUF (www.fuf.net) is the nonprofit group for which Starbuck has volunteered all these years.
On a recent dewy winter morning, neighbors gather in front of a row of San Francisco homes. Staff members from FUF have already been busy positioning trees in 15-gallon pots in front of the homes, whose owners had signed up for the subsidized $75-per-tree planting.
This is a relatively small project – about 15 trees. Water and cable lines had been identified so they wouldn't be mistakenly cut. All that is left to do is dig the holes, plant the trees, and stake them.
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Assessing The Potential Wound Healing Abilities Of Ciclopirox
Ciclopirox has been well documented as a broad-spectrum antifungal agent with additional antibacterial and antiinflammatory properties.1-3 However, in recent studies reported by Linden, et al., ciclopirox has also demonstrated potent angiogenic activity, which suggests that the drug may have certain wound-healing properties.4 If this is borne out by larger studies in the future, ciclopirox may possess a significant advantage in treating fungal infections in high-risk patients. These high-risk patients may include those who suffer from diabetes mellitus and peripheral vascular disease, as well as those with autoimmune disorders such as AIDS or HIV infection. Other high-risk patients include the elderly, particularly those in nursing homes, those with poor hygiene, substance abusers and those on long-term therapies with antibiotics, corticosteroids, chemotherapy or radiation.5 Given that this population exhibits a greater tendency for serious lower-extremity complications from foot infections and chronic ulcers, clinicians may want to re-evaluate treating fungal infections (both simple and complex) with ciclopirox in light of these new findings regarding the drug's potential for wound healing. In earlier studies addressing the cutaneous effects of a 1% ciclopirox solution on rabbit skin, Linden, et al., observed occasionally transient reddening of healthy skin and persistent reddening of experimentally wounded skin. This observation prompted their investigation of the capability of ciclopirox to induce angiogenesis.4 Therapeutic angiogenesis, whether it occurs via recombinant angiogenic growth factors or by gene therapy, has become an important treatment modality during the past few years.6-8 The hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF)-1 is a physiological regulator of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) expression. The Linden studies explored the possibility that ciclopirox activates endogenous HIF-1 target genes — including VEGF — in in vitro cell culture and in vivo organ models. These studies uncovered a potent angiogenic activity of ciclopirox.4 (In ongoing human clinical trials, researchers have applied VEGF gene therapy in the treatment of critical limb ischemia and myocardial ischemia. In experimental investigations, researchers have looked at VEGF therapy for treating gastric and duodenal ulcerations, as well as in dermal ulcers, cultured skin substitutes and skin excision wounds.9-14)


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FUN. Just saw The Hobbit...
This psychology-based quiz aims to identify which of Thorin Oakenshield's Company of 13 Dwarves you are most alike in personality.
Characteristics of the dwarves are derived from their portrayal in Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.
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Your result for Which Dwarf from The Hobbit are you? ...
25% Extroversion, 75% Intuition, 60% Attachment and 55% Organization!
Congratulations, you are most like OIN, brother to Gloin, and a member of the Company of Thorin Oakenshield. Oin joined this quest out of a sense of loyalty to his kinsman, despite being only a distant cousin of Thorin. You are a cooperative and sociable person, seeing the best qualities and potential in yourself and others around you. You act on what you envision to have the best outcome for humanity, tuning into the needs of others and creating a supportive environment. You enjoy caring for others and fostering their growth.
You like to have your commitments organized and settled in advance, putting detail into planning work hours, social engagements, and other activities. Oin invested a significant amount of finances in this quest, which plays a role in him wanting to see its implementation through. You can always be trusted to honor your obligations, rarely breaking a promise for any reason.
Well-read and naturally inquisitive and analytical, Oin is the medicine man of the Company. Creative and dedicated to helping others find original solutions to their problems, he invented a medicinal herbal salve which has since been known as ointment. Such ideas are often seen through to fruition, rarely is something left unrealized.
Your caring nature stems from your intuitive sense of other people's emotions, with a strong sense of empathy which allows you to understand personally the feelings of others. This leads you to seek out a harmonious environment, shying away from emotional conflict. While understanding others' emotions well, you choose not to share yours except with a select intimate few which can cause you to seem mysterious or private at times, but have a rich inner life.
Your Analysis (Vertical line = Average)
You scored 25% on Extroversion, higher than 35% of your peers.
You scored 75% on Intuition, higher than 90% of your peers.
You scored 60% on Attachment, higher than 78% of your peers.
You scored 55% on Organization, higher than 64% of your peers.


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Newly elected Governor Tom Wolf placed a moratorium on executions in Pennsylvania on 13 February until concerns about the fairness of the state's death penalty system are addressed.
On 9 February 2015, Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum introduced in parliament the Republic of Fiji Military Forces amended Bill 2015, a one page bill to abolish the death penalty provision.
Asil Abuassba, a Palestinian intern with World Coalition member organisation The Advocates for Human Rights, attended a training session to help global activists submit reports on the death penalty situation in their countries to UN bodies.


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Holy hardware!
High-performance computing cluster is UI's largest supercomputer ever
Tackling the world's biggest problems and advancing cutting-edge science and learning require computing power on a very large scale. Now researchers at the University of Iowa have access to a new high-performance computing (HPC) cluster that's the largest ever installed on campus.
"This system will enable University of Iowa researchers to make significant advancements in fields as diverse as biomedical engineering, flood prediction and mitigation, physics and astronomy, and global climate studies," says Mark Wilson, director of research computing at IIHR–Hydroscience & Engineering. "All these disciplines rely on the high-performance computing tools and methods provided by the new cluster."
Wilson cites two specific examples of cluster-enabled research:
- Eric Hoffman, professor in radiology, medicine, and biomedical engineering, and Ching-long Lin, professor in mechanical and industrial engineering and applied mathematical and computational sciences, have collaborated on the development of an innovative digital human lung model. The model combines the best in lung imaging capabilities with computational fluid dynamics to create a complete and complex digital lung to advance both research and treatment.
- Gregory Howes, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, studies turbulence in space and astrophysical plasmas and uses the HPC cluster for development and testing of complex, computationally challenging codes in preparation for runs on much larger National Supercomputer Centers elsewhere. He also is leading campus education efforts in the field of scientific parallel computing.
The HPC cluster—dubbed Helium—harnesses the computational power of 200 dual-socket, quad-core servers, yielding 1,600 computing cores. "Whereas ordinary servers often run at 5 percent of available capacity, computational clusters such as Helium tend to run at much higher utilization rates," says Ben Rogers, a systems administrator with the Institute for Clinical and Translational Science. "This higher level of utilization is due to a combination of the nature of scientific computing combined with specialized software that efficiently allocates scientific jobs to the available servers. What that means in layman's terms is that computational problems performed on a researcher's desktop machine that could take weeks or even months to complete can be run in days, hours and even minutes on Helium."
Helium's $1.16 million cost was paid for by a group of 12 researchers who realized they were better off pooling their research grant dollars and getting far greater computing power in return.
"The 12 individuals involved in the purchase of Helium had complete control over their money and could have individually built smaller clusters in their own labs," says Jerry Protheroe, interim director of research services for Information Technology Services (ITS) and ITS's coordinator of Helium's installation. "Instead, they were willing—enthusiastic, even—to share not just among themselves, but with others on campus who need a high-performance computing system to advance their research. There are other HPC clusters on campus, but none of this size. The next big breakthrough or cure for a disease could be here at Iowa—it could be because of this system and this collaboration effort."


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Thanks to Sarah Jessica Parker, Camilla Parker Bowles, and the late Isabella Blow, American Fashionistas now know about fascinators, the feather headdresses worn by fashionistas across the pond. This fall, feathers are showing up as embellishments on everything from handbags to t-shirts. Now, you have to be very careful when wearing this trend- as the eye will be drawn to where the feathers are located. So, for example, if you don't like you shoulders don't wear a tee with feather accents on the shoulder. However, a top with an all over feather print (like this one from Forever21), can help camouflage any issues.
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TAG | Prestige Financial Inc
Prestige Financial Head Trader/Compliance Officer, Tod Bretton, Scammed Customers Through Fraudulent Trading Scheme Permanently Barred by FINRA
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Washington, DC — It was announced today that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), has permanently barred Tod Bretton, former Chief Compliance Officer and Head Trader for Prestige Financial, Inc., of New York, for engaging in a fraudulent trading scheme that generated approximately $1.3 million in profits for him and his firm at the expense of customers. He subjected their orders to improper and undisclosed additional charges. To conceal the scheme, Bretton falsified order tickets and then created inaccurate trade confirmations. Bretton also failed to cooperate with FINRA's investigation.
FINRA found that, from approximately September 2006 through June 2009, Bretton, working from the firm's New York office, had engaged in a fraudulent trading scheme in which he took advantage of customers placing large orders (generally 1,000 shares or more) to buy or sell stocks. Rather than effecting the trades in the customers' accounts, FINRA found, Bretton first placed the orders in a firm proprietary account. He would then increase the price per share for securities purchased by approximately $.02 to $.05 above the market price before allocating the shares to the customers' accounts. Similarly, he would decrease the price per share for securities sold by approximately $.02 to $.05 below the market price before allocating the proceeds to the customers' accounts. This improper price change was not disclosed to or authorized by the customers.
"Investors are entitled to have their stock trades handled properly by their brokers," said James S. Shorris, FINRA Executive Vice President and Executive Director of Enforcement. "In this case, Bretton ignored his obligations, choosing instead to enrich himself at the clients' expense, and to conceal this with falsified firm records. That he was both the Head Trader and Chief Compliance Officer for the firm makes this misconduct especially offensive." Reported by FINRA news today.
It was reported from FINRA that Bretton's trading scheme generated approximately $1.3 million in profits for the proprietary accounts, in which he had a 33 percent interest. Bretton personally earned approximately $429,000 from this scheme.
FINRA found that to conceal his fraud, Bretton entered false information on the corresponding order tickets regarding the share price and the time the customer order ticket was received, entered and executed. Moreover, the corresponding trade confirmations inaccurately reflected the price, mark-up and/or commission charged and the order capacity.
Finally, Bretton also failed to cooperate with FINRA's investigation by failing to comply with his obligation to appear for investigative testimony.
In settling this matter, Bretton neither admitted nor denied the charges, but consented to the entry of FINRA's findings. As reported from FINRA News filed April 29, 2010.
If you are a victim of the alleged fraudulent tradings schemes of Tod Bretten or Prestige Financial, Inc., call a FINRA Securities arbitration lawyer for a free consultation on how to recover your losses. To speak with an attorney, call 888-760-6552, or visit www.stockmarketlawsuit.com. Soreide Law Group, PLLC. Representing investors nationwide before FINRA and the NFA.
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Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)Syria readies poison gas for use
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
December 6th, 2012 Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) Syria is prepared to use chemical weapons against its own people. According to U.S. officials, sarin gas has been loaded into bombs and the Syrian Air Force is awaiting orders from Bashar al-Assad to use them. If the bombs are used, it would cross a proverbial "red line" which would likely trigger U.S. military involvement. WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - Despite reservation expressed on Tuesday that Assad's regime had merely moved the chemicals, but was not mixing the agents or necessarily ready to use them, new intelligence reports now indicate otherwise.Officials are also adding that the bombs haven't yet been attached to aircraft. But the sword itself incites to violence. Ultimately, if Assad chooses to use the lethal nerve agent, there will be nothing the world can do to stop him. The consequences would have to come afterwards - after untold numbers of people had been killed with the gas. The gas that's causing alarm is labeled "sarin" and it is a highly-lethal nerve agent. Sarin is odorless and colorless, and can be lethal in under a minute, even in small doses. The agent was developed in Nazi Germany in 1938 as an improved pesticide. It's name is derived from the last name initials of its four discoverers. Saddam Hussein used the agent to kill hundreds of Iraqi Kurds after the first Gulf War. Within the first minute of exposure, victim's noses begin to run, and their breathing becomes constricted. Nausea and drooling start. Before that first minute is up, victims lose control of their bodily functions, and begin twitching and jerking. Usually around sixty second after exposure, the victim becomes comatose and dies of suffocation as they spasm. The gas has been labeled as a "weapon of mass destruction" by the UN and its production and use are banned by international law. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has publicly predicted that the Syrian regime is on the brink of collapse and that desperate measures could be used. "We believe their fall is inevitable. It is just a question of how many people have to die before that occurs," Clinton said. The Syrian government has promised that it would not used chemical weapons, however if it did, it would only be the latest in a series of atrocities committed by Assad's regime against his own people. The preparation of the gas, if the reports are accurate, suggest that Assad has reached, or is very near, a decision point. Assad still has the option of exile in a friendly country that will protect him from international prosecution. However, if Assad chooses to fight to the bitter end, and deploys WMD's against his own people, he will either die fighting or be captured and brought to justice. No country would be able to protect him, or would have the desire to, after such an attack. If the latter happens, he had better hope it is international forces that catch him rather than his own people. Perhaps better it were for him to meet the devil than the collective anger of the Syrian people. Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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"I am very excited that I have the opportunity to play college baseball," Bishop said. "I chose Southern Union because it's a small school and I didn't want to become lost in a big school. College for me isn't all about baseball. I want to go and get my education and play baseball on the side. I'm proud of my determination to work hard despite our losing season this year."
The outfielder/pitcher believes the work that he did with coaches on his high school team and the work he put in with the Excel baseball program in Oxford made this opportunity possible.
"Coach (Joe) Jordan contacted me one morning and asked me to come down for a clinic," Bishop said. "I did pretty well and that's when he offered me a spot on his team. If it weren't for my coach and my parents I don't think that I would be where I am today. I most definitely wouldn't be here if it weren't for the guys at Excel. They helped me with mechanics on the field and my attitude off the field."
Talladega head coach John Hill believes this is a great accomplishment and opportunity for Bishop.
"Matt Bishop is the first player that we have had sign in the school year in probably four or five years," Hill said. "They had a player to sign with Talladega College and he is still playing there now. In the last several years, we haven't had one to sign during the school year, but last year we had one to sign late in the summer. It is a big deal right now, because it is big for the program for the players to sign with a college to show the other players that they have a chance to go to college to play baseball if they apply themselves and work hard. Bishop is a hard worker."
Bishop was one of the lone bright spots on Talladega's baseball team this season. He led the team in batting average, and he was also in the top 10 in the state in homeruns with six.
"He has done everything that we have asked of him," Hill said. "He has matured a lot. He has become a strength during the game as far as supporting his teammates. That has been a big difference maker for him. He finished the season with a batting average of .475. He had six home runs, 31 hits on the season. He finished his last game off the mound. He threw a no-hitter against Winterboro. It was nice to go out with a win and a special game at the same time. He has come through several times at the plate in the clutch. He finally got it through his head, when I go up to the plate let everything go and hit. That's what he did this year and it really paid off for him. He did a lot of that in the field. He made a few mistakes in the field, but not many. Overall, he is an outstanding player and I am proud of him. He is going to go on and play in college. I believe going to Southern Union for him, being an excellent program, a very hard working program, that they are going to continue this trend for him of getting in better shape, stronger, faster and making him into a better, well-rounded player. Give him a chance to go play at a four-year school afterwards and who knows beyond that. He has the talent and potential. He just needs the place to set him in the right direction and I believe Southern Union is that place."


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CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK, Ore. – If you are looking for something to do this holiday weekend, Crater Lake National Park has an option. They will begin their ranger-guided snowshoe tours on Saturday. They will happen every weekend starting at 1 p.m. from now until the end of April.
Walks will be offered daily from Wednesday, December 26 through Tuesday, January 1. The walks last two hours and cover approximately one mile of moderately strenuous terrain. Snowshoes are provided free of charge, and there is no cost for the tour.
The Crater Lake Ski Patrol is looking for volunteers to help the park staff this year. Volunteers will help with a number of things from providing information to visitors and maintaining winter trails to assisting park rangers with emergency and search and rescue incidents.
All patrols are required to attend two separate weekend training at Crater Lake, work at least 6 days per year, and have at least a current first aid card and CPR-AED certificate.


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