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Kaspersky Internet Security (2015)
- Price includes three licenses
Top scores from antivirus test labs. Excellent score in PCMag's antiphishing test. Useful tune-up tools. Intelligent firewall. Accurate spam filter. Effective local parental control. Hardened browser for financial transactions. Very small performance hit.
- Cons Spam filter seems to lose accuracy scanning older messages. Parental control offers no remote notification or monitoring.
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Antivirus is the star component in Kaspersky Internet Security (2015), with top ratings from all the independent labs. All of the other components range from good to great. It's a strong suite.
Local Parental Control
Kaspersky's parental control system does everything you'd expect, and then some. The one thing that would kick it to the next level is remote notification and management. Even so, it does more than many suites.
You enable and configure parental control separately for each Windows user account. For a quick start, you can choose one of three profiles. The Default profile does nothing but monitor Internet activity. Choosing the Teen profile blocks access to inappropriate websites; the Child profile also blocks downloads. Of course you're free to make your own selection from the 14 potentially unwanted categories.
The content filter is browser-independent, and I couldn't subvert its protection using a network command that disables parental control in BullGuard Internet Security (2014), Ad-Aware Total Security 11, and a few others. Kaspersky also correctly blocked access to secure anonymizing proxy websites. A product like TrustPort Internet Security 2014 that doesn't block such sites can be easily evaded by a clever teen, but not Kaspersky.
You can set a weekly schedule for each child's computer use, either using a full-week grid or setting time spans for weekends and weekdays. You can also put an overall daily limit on computer use, Internet use, or both, and can even set a time limit on specific programs. I'm particularly impressed with the "Time breaks" feature, which lets parents specify that the child must spend a certain amount of time away from the computer—by default, 15 minutes for each hour of computer use.
Out of the box, the parental control system prevents kids from running games with an ESRB rating of Adults only. Parents can crank down this limitation for younger kids, maybe allowing nothing above "Teen," and can also block games based on descriptors like "Intense violence" or "Partial nudity." Not many suites offer this kind of rating-based protection.
Kaspersky can optionally block transmission of user-specified personal information, things like your home address and phone number that kids shouldn't share. Bitdefender offers a similar feature with its option to block sending private info for any non-Administrator account. Items in a separate list of keywords don't get blocked, but the parental system logs any use of these terms.
Sometimes it's not what your kids are doing on the Internet that matters. Rather, it's who they're contacting. Kaspersky tracks your child's instant messaging and social media contacts. You can configure it to allow all contacts except any that you've banned, or lock down communication so the child can only chat with contacts you've approved. My impression, though, is that the kids will find a way around this one.
A handy report summarizes all recent activity for the child, including most-visited websites, popular applications, time remaining, use of banned keywords, and more. You can click for more detail in specific areas, for example, to see which websites were blocked.
The fact remains that this system is totally local. If your kids use more than one computer, you'll have to configure it multiple times. And a child could switch to another computer after using up the daily Internet allowance. There's no provision for notifying parents of risky activities, or remotely managing protection. It's better parental control than many suites offer, but not up to the quality of the best standalone parental control products.
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Have both regular faucet and separate filter faucet at bar sink?
Need some help with this. Counter will be 42". 24" refrigerator drawers have to be accommodated and a small undercount sink. Need to have filtered drinking water here but would like to also have regular unfiltered water faucet. Can't come up with a combo that seems like it would look good. Thanks!
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Why do you need both filtered and unfiltered water? That's complicating your decision needlessly. ALso, with only 36" of counter space and a under counter refrigerator, that only leaves a 12" cabinet for a bar sink. That's NOT doable. Even a tiny 12" bar sink needs a 15" cabinet. And a 12" bar sink IS tiny. Take a look at the actual interior measurements for one before you lock yourself into something completely unworkable.

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How does one get started trade with no plants to trade?
We likely all started off that way and made purchases of plants we wanted. From the purchased plants I propagated more plants (seeds, cuttings, divisions etc.) and traded those plants for other plants and repeated the process of propagating more plants with those plants I received in my trade. So, if you take four cuttings from your initial purchased plant and get all four to root you then have four plants to trade for four different plants. You then repeat the process with your new plants and soon you will have more plants than places to plant them LOL........
Mikey gave you good advice. Look around for sales or clearance plants and use them to propagate more. Take a look around see what the most popular plants that people are looking for are. See if you can buy some and propagate them like Mikey says and get what you really want.
Find a forum that you really like and jump into convos ask questions and make friends. I've traded a lot behind the scenes with people who I have chatted with on the forums. After a while you build a collection of traders who let you know when they get something you may like, want or 'need'. Most importantly have fun.
Serenity Lane, come and join us on the Georgia GW forum!!
Also, check out the Farmers and Consumers market bulletin. You can find plants and backyard growers, seeds and all kinds of things that would do well in your area. When I began gardening in GA, I went to a woman's house and bought a TRUNKLOAD of plants, trees and shrubs for $75. The advice she gave me alone was worth it. She spent the whole morning with us going over soil, mulch, propigation, types of sun/shade, heat etc. A wonderful lady.
You can get the F&M online or you can order it to be delivered free to your home.
Check out www.freecycle.org and look for a group in your area. It's a group where people give stuff away for free. You can give anything away. And when people post stuff you want, you email them. Since they're in or around your city, you can arrange to pick up the items. The group may even have regular weekly or monthly meetings for giving away items. I gave away a lot of plants last year in our Freecycle group.
Also, you might start with seeds. Some plants will grow and bloom a couple months after sowing the seeds. Check out the seed exchange. Also, look for the SASE offers. (It's against the rules to start a post asking for stuff for SASE or free, but you can responded to offers that are posted.) Respond to offers and then you can send a bubble mailer to the person with a couple of stamps inside and they will send you seeds.
For cheap seeds that are wonderful, check out Thompson and Morgan's sister site: www.valueseeds.com You can buy all kinds of seeds for under $1. They even discount some of them! I recently got lots of Fried Eggs for 9 cents a pack.
Another idea is to check out the Garden Exchange here where we can exchange non-plant items. You might have a book someone wants and they might trade you plants for it. I've traded plants for scrapbooking supplies, books, dvds, cds, ink cartridges for my printer, birdhouses, hummingbird feeders, haircuts, paint supplies, pet supplies, bamboo canes, and tons of other things. Look around and see what you might have to offer. Then create a trade list, if you haven't already. List any non-plant items you could trade.
You might also find that some plant you consider a weed in your area may be something someone in another area would want. Passiflora Incarnata (Passion flower, maypops) grows like a weed here, but I have traded many away for some great plants.
Check for plant swaps near you. Girlgroupgirl may know of an upcoming swap or garden party in your area. Often lots of plants are left over and the owners don't want to carry them back home. So if you're there, you could take some of them.
In time, you'll have a yardfull of plants. And let me advise you now to label everything if you intend to do some serious trading. Many of us look for "named" plants. Instead of a "red" daylily, we might want a "Christmas Is" daylily. So if you get something with a name, look it up when it blooms and verify that it's named accurately, and keep it marked in your garden. It has more "trade value" if it is named. I didn't worry with names when I first began trading so a few of my daylilies are just red or peach or purple.
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"Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride," U.S. President John F. Kennedy once said. This month, experience the joy he experienced by hitting the road during National Bike Month. Bicycling is not only a fun leisure activity, it is also an excellent way to commute, reduce your carbon footprint, and increase your cardiovascular health. Try one of the following suggestions or share your favorite way to celebrate National Bike Month in the comments below.
Participate in Bay State Bike Week (May 11-19)
- In conjunction with National Bike Month, the Department of Transportation teams up with MassRIDES and MassBike to present Bay State Bike Week from May 11-19. Events including road races, safety demonstrations, and free bike rentals take place across the Commonwealth; find an event near you. Also, anyone can plan an event for Bay State Bike Week and submit it to the online calendar. Check out this event planning guide for suggestions and instructions.
Bike to Work Day (May 17)
- Studies show that active people take fewer sick days and are more productive. On May 17, skip the car and cycle to work. Did you know that you can take your bike on the T? The MBTA encourages commuting via bicycle and understands that you may need to spend a portion of that commute on public transit. They've issued a pamphlet called "Bikes and the MBTA" to help you reach your destination safely.
Explore new places to ride
- The Department of Conservation and Recreation maintains many popular bike trails throughout the Commonwealth. Spend some time getting to know Massachusetts on two wheels along one of the state's many rail trails, old train tracks that have been converted to bike paths. Find a trail near you or go further afield for a mini "day-cation." Discover your options at MassVacation.com.
Be sure to obey all traffic laws and wear a helmet when cycling. Wearing a helmet will help protect you from serious injuries in the event of an accident and is required by law for anyone under the age of 16 operating or riding as a passenger on a bicycle, scooter, in-line skates, skateboard, or other manually propelled vehicle. For tips on sharing the road with motorists, take a look at "Same Roads. Same Rules." from the Department of Transportation.
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Bowel Cancer Awareness Understanding bowel cancer and how it develops will help prevent people believing the myths that are associated with this disease. Key Facts Bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death in the UK. It affects both women and men equally. Every year over 35,000 people in this country are diagnosed with the disease, this is one person every 15 minutes. Every year nearly 16,000 people die from bowel cancer, claiming a life every 30 minutes. However bowel cancer is highly treatable if caught in the early stages. Most symptoms do not turn out to be bowel cancer. Who is at risk AGE: bowel cancer tends to affect women and men equally over the age of 55, however more and more people are being diagnosed. FAMILY HISTORY: bowel cancer can occur in people who have a significant family history of bowel cancer. DIET & LIFESTYLE: an inactive lifestyle, a low vegetable and high fat diet can increase the risk of bowel cancer. INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE: People with long history of crohn's or ulcerative colitis or who have previous polyps removed may be a an increased risk. Symptoms Persistent change of bowel habit over 4-6 weeks with unexplained constipation or diarrhoea. Persistent rectal bleeding with no soreness, pain, swelling or itching. Unexplained severe pain or a lump in the abdomen. Extreme tiredness without an obvious cause. It is important to remember that most symptoms do not turn out to be bowel cancer. If you experience any of these problems you should speak to your GP. The Following outlines the disease process, investigation and the terminology that is frequently used…. Colorectal (large bowel) describes the colon and the rectum, cancer is a growth of abnormal or malignant cells and bowel cancer is a growth of malignant cells within the lining of the colon or rectum. The majority of bowel cancers arise from non-malignant growths known as adenomas. In the early stages these resemble a polyp, a descriptive term for an overgrowth of cells which very similar to a bud on a stalk. Polyps within the colon or rectum evolve from the inner or mucosal lining of the bowel wall and are normally detectable through a sigmoidoscope or colonoscope. If detected early they can be easily removed through the colonoscope by lassoing/snaring the polyp and removing it. The benefits of screening Bowel Cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death in the UK and affects more than 35,000 people each year. The mortality figures - 16,000 people a year - are so high because many people are currently diagnosed in the later stages of the disease. However, 90% of bowel cancer cases are highly treatable if caught early, which is why screening is so important. The Test Faecal Occult Blood Tests: The test used in the Bowel Screening Programme is called a Faecal Occult Blood Test (FOBt). 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As for Detroit's music, I feel that everything from the Irish Gig when Shanny played for us, to Hey Hey Hockeytown, to the final horn when they play "The good ole hockey game....." all add to the atmosphere of the game. From a personal standpoint, I would prefer to hear the Hey Hey Hockeytown song after the first goal, and then the ole 2 Unlimited song they played back in the day after every goal after that. Just my preference, but I also enjoy them adding a few different goal songs for a few different players.
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Brook stops Dan after 4 rounds to keep IBF welterweight belt
SHEFFIELD, England (AP) Kell Brook won his first defense of the IBF welterweight belt when mandatory and outclassed challenger Jo Jo Dan retired after their fourth round and four knockdowns on Saturday.
Brook, who won the belt from Shawn Porter in August, remained unbeaten after his 23rd knockout win in 34 fights.
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I will trade for almost anything....lmk what you have
HAVE a variety of small cactus plants that i am currently downsizing. i can send pics of some of these if you are interested. you could leave them inside or outside with no problem in your temperature zone. thanks, jeff
sorry I am responding so late... i am interested.. i can also post pics of my sans
i am willing to trade if you are but you haven't replied. if you are inteerested let me know. i wil need your name and address if you decide you want to trade.
I am so sorry I am just now seeing your reply. If u are still willing can u send pics to firstname.lastname@example.com


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1) In a skillet brown the pork and drain. Add onions, garlic, green peppers, celery, pepper and salt. Cook over low heat for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
2) Add cream cheese, green onion, parsley and file powder. Stir until cream cheese is completely melted.
3) Place the dinner roll on a lightly greased cookie sheet and firmly press the perforations to seal. Take a floured rolling pin and roll dough into 12 x 10-inch rectangle.
4) Spoon the pork mixture into the center of the dough, leaving 1-inch space on both ends and 3-inches on both sides. Cut into fourteen 3/4-inch diagonal strips 2-inches long.
5) Brush beaten eggs over dough strips. Fold the ends of dough over filling and lay dough strips alternately over filling. Form a roll in the shape of a braid. Brush with the remaining egg.
6) Bake at 350°F for 25 minutes or until golden brown.
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This week started out with a good 'ol fashioned dragon attack. The players first scouted ahead when they heard a great roar. As stealthy as their ranger was it wasn't quite enough to surpass the keen senses of a dragon, even one the size of a draft horse. The thing moved with an amazing grace as it flew overhead, biting the players then moving on. At first it seemed the dragon was in cahoots with some gnolls, as they joined the fight with the dragon shortly after it attacked. But at the end of the
Updated 03-11-2009 at 11:33 PM by Zaistars
So in the couple of minutes I have till my mentee comes around for another round of information vomiting, I thought I'd say who was part of little campaign.
There were three brothers (real life not in the game). A monk, an elvish fighter, and a human wizard. The monk only played the first session, the elvish fighter stopped playing the moment I came in, and the wizard played every session but one.
There was the wrestling star who was a paladin with crappy dex
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never kept a blog before, but this forum gets me all nostalgic. Some stories I have posted on the forums, but thought I could post some stories of my favorite gaming group when I was really into the game (and had the time to be) of 1e AD&D.
First, I remember I had to practically beg my friends to allow me to join (never thought you'd hear a high schooler have to beg to fit into a nerd group). At the time, I was an avid fan of final fantasy, and Might and Magic II: book of something
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Well, as promised we returned to 3.5 and I must say it was good session. Because the lasts sessions cannot advoid the outcome of what happens for the new campaign, I promised the group that the actions they perform in the last few adventures will allow them to alter the events of the new campaign. In this case, if they manage to kill certain individuals it would effect who those individuals become and what impact they have in twenty years.
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Back in the olden days, when I was in the Army, we had this method of attempting to fix electronic equipment called the drop test. It involved unplugging the device, holding it about chest high and then dropping it on the ground. After that you plugged it back in and checked to see if it worked. I know, sounds really stupid right, but occasionally it did work. I don't know if something would get knocked back into place or if it was merely that the connections needed tightened up. If this failed,
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Jack Kerouac's Satori in Paris
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I like the atmosphere, i like your idea to red a book in each picture.
For focus on you and your book, maybe i would have given more details to your face and your arms :)
thanks! yes, I also think i should have given more focus to that part... it's too obscure.. but i also like the effect it has on the picture... i have to keep improving :-)


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oregano health benfits
Hello,have any of you tried oregano capsules or oregano oil for health benefits? I am trying them,had a bad sore throat for about a week, tried these capsules,gargling with lots of strong salt water solution often and drinking lots of herbal teas and apple cider vinigar. I went to the Dr, to have it checked out and there was no infection left,I didn't need antibiotics, I was so glad.
Hi, I used to use the oregano capsules but I didn't find them to be of much help or change.
As for the sore throat, it is a viral infection going around rampant, I had it three weeks ago, took a Z-Pack of antibiotics, felt better, got it back twice as bad. Now my husband has it, I think nothing less than an atom bomb of rest, fluids and antibiotics (if an infection is present, mine is an upper respiratory infection) will help, but the oregano can't hurt. Give it a try, let us know the results!
Feel better!
I would say the salt water had more to do with you getting better than the oregano tablets. Salt has antibiotic properties and it kills bacteria.
I just had a tooth pulled. The dentist had a hard time pulling it. The tooth broke off and she had to dig out the root--nasty. She did give me an antibiotic. I took a couple but every time it got sore I rinsed my mouth with salt water and the pain reduced to a tolerable level. It has been 4 days and already the hole has closed in.
Salt is great for a sore throat. It's what my whole family uses and it works. Be very careful with any herbal medication and don't overdose. You can get harmful side effects with them as well as medications. After all they too are medications and many present day meds started with herbs


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Enrollment up at DL tech college
Though the enrollment news is good overall for the 32 schools in the Minnesota State Colleges & Universities (MnSCU) system, it's especially good for the Detroit Lakes campus of Minnesota State Community & Technical College.
The DL campus' most recent fall enrollment figures show a total of 669 students, an 8 percent increase as compared to enrollment at the same time last year (619 students), according to campus enrollment manager Dale Westley.
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How is this for drivel??
Ron will not endorse Gary Johnson... http://dailycaller.com/2012/05/15/ron-paul-campaign-rules-ou...
Gary's number one, closest, top adviser while he was Gov. is CFR leadership... http://www.cfr.org/experts/world/douglas-turner/b11203
Gary admits three months ago that:
* He supports U.S. military intervention in Uganda
* He may continue drone strikes in Pakistan
* He would keep US bases in Afghanistan and throughout the Middle East
* He supports foreign intervention for "humanitarian" reasons,ie: more foreign wars.... http://antiwar.com/blog/2012/04/12/gary-johnson-libertarian-...
Gary uses the CFR talking points to defend his neo-con positions.... http://video.foxnews.com/v/1219019580001/gary-johnson-reveal...
Yeah I know...Just more drivel.
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Theater program to offer unique adaptation of ancient Chinese play
"The Orphan of Chao," Thrust Theatre, 2314 S. Floyd St. 8 p.m. Feb. 2-5; 3 p.m. Feb. 6.
Faculty/staff conference focuses on preparing students for workplace
Workplace readiness is the topic of this year's Celebration of Teaching and Learning, an annual, all-day conference the Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning organizes for faculty and staff.
Faculty Fulbright Scholars bring international experience to the classroom
University of Louisville law professor Lars Smith didn't know much about the Fulbright Scholar Program until a colleague — who traveled abroad in 2008 as a scholar— told him about it.
Nursing students pass licensure exam at rate higher than national average
In 2010, 124 UofL students took the registered nurse licensing exam. Of that number, 120 - or 97 percent - passed it.
President James Ramsey - In Person
President. Provost, dean, professor, manager, director.
Free presentation to focus on the role of music in disaster response, relief
Disaster relief and recovery can come in many forms — including music therapy.
Lunchtime interlude combines music, medicine
It was so quiet that you literally could hear a pin drop — or maybe a cookie crumble.
'No Name Calling Week' offers opportunities to show respect
University of Louisville students, faculty and staff will highlight the issues of bias and bullying during a series of free, public events Jan. 24-28 on Belknap Campus.
Panel stresses need for productive political dialogue
Violent political discourse is not new in the United States, but it can replace real, meaningful dialogue, and in so doing, be a threat to democracy.
UofL's sustainability efforts rank silver, gold
The University of Louisville has placed near the top in a rating system that tracks how well colleges and universities across the country are doing at reducing their environmental impact.
School of Music, campus visits info for Jan. 22
School of Music auditions and the Office Admissions Campus Visit Program will be held as scheduled Saturday, Jan. 22.
Elected officials, professor to discuss tone of public discourse
Two Kentucky elected officials and a University of Louisville political expert will take part in a community forum at UofL on Monday, Jan. 24, about the power words have to shape public sentiment.
Campus exhibits feature fiber, wood
For the next several weeks, the Hite Galleries and the Cressman Center are featuring exhibits by two renowned artists.
Third and Eastern sidewalks to be closed
Due to public safety concerns, pedestrian access will be eliminated around the construction site at the northeast corner of Third Street and Eastern Parkway.
UofL ramps up help for high-need high-schoolers
A new University of Louisville program will help 600 high-need Louisville high school students prepare for college success.
Trustees laud Bucks for Brains, arena hiring successes
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Events abound for MLK Day
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UofL host to Veteran Symposium for Higher Education
University employees from across the nation will gather in Louisville next month to discuss the future of veterans in higher education.
Health Today: Obesity linked to chronic respiratory disorders
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Activist to speak about fair-pay issues
Fair-pay activist Lilly Ledbetter, whose name is attached to federal gender equity legislation, will speak at a free, public event Jan. 25 at the University of Louisville.


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Dr. Hiren Muzumdar discusses circadian rhythms while at rest.
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"Nasty" is taut battle cry and the latest in a long line of grime beef tracks.
A whole lotta rich musicians.
The tides they are a-changing, he says.
Hear the loosie let go by the Alchemist.
Hear the dirty-funk of Khan's latest cut from his forthcoming second EP.
Let's just be honest, let's just be real.
No, there is no sound in the vacuum of space—but if there was...
...keep it easy, plz.
Yeezy Season is in full swing.
Have a blast.
With DJ Khaled's good blessings and Doc McKinney's help, these GEN F stars have put together an impressive debut.
Up north, somewhere between rap and R&B, four young artists forge a brave new sound.
thestand4rd's new video is Dreamworks light.
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I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Dogs
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Top 2 Gopher NFL Prospects Sit On The Sidelines at Pro Day
Former Gophers running back David Cobb strained his quad at the NFL Combine last month, and rather than risk further injury by testing it in the Gophers' annual Pro Day on Monday, he's giving it time to heal up, and planning to hold his own personal pro day in early April.
Former Gophers Cobb, Williams, Wilson At NFL Combine
Running back David Cobb, tight end Maxx Williams and linebacker Damien Wilson are the ex-Gophers among more than 300 draft prospects scheduled to go through interviews, medical tests and skills drills at Lucas Oil Field in front of team officials from all around the league.
Gophers' Maxx Williams Declares For NFL Draft
Maxx Williams' amazing touchdown against Missouri in the Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl on Thursday was his last as a Gophers football player. Williams made it official Friday afternoon, announcing he will forego his final two years of college eligibility and declare for the NFL Draft.
Mizzou Tops Gophers In Citrus Bowl, 33-17
Marcus Murphy ran for 159 yards, Russell Hansbrough added 114 yards and a touchdown and No. 16 Missouri beat Minnesota 33-17 on Thursday in the Citrus Bowl. Missouri (11-3) won its third straight bowl game to reach 11 victories for the fourth time in school history.
Confident Gophers Ready To Face Nebraska
The Gopher football team is finding out about itself with a back-loaded schedule that takes them to Nebraska this week. They're still hopeful of a spot in the Big Ten championship game, but more concerned about the task at hand. It is the most difficult stretch of the season, and Coach Jerry Kill is hoping his team doesn't play so hard that it can't keep playing.
Gophers' Maxx Williams Offers Team Confidence For Ohio Game
It's guarded optimism for the Gopher football team. They are hoping to pull off an upset against Ohio State at home at 11 a.m. Saturday. But they have confidence coming off of the blow out over Iowa, and, as Mike Max explains, they have confidence because of a tight end that's quite a weapon.
Leidner Will Likely Start For Gophers Vs TCU
It is "the" test of the non-conference season for the Gophers football team. They're headed to Fort Worth to face Texas Christian University. They're two touchdown underdogs who are physically beaten up.
5 Reasons The Gophers Won't Overlook Eastern Illinois
There's a lot of excitement around many college football teams as the season starts this week. Everybody has potential, and with a new four-team playoff system established, there will be a true and undeniable national champion at the end of the year. The University of Minnesota is one of several teams to open its regular season Thursday night.
Top 5 Things To Watch For This Gophers Football Season
The Gophers open their fall camp on Friday, and there's plenty of excitement around the program as it continues to make strides in Kill's fourth season. Here are the top six things to watch this season.
Gophers Flirting With A Special Season
There are smiles on the faces of Gopher football players – that's what happens when you win. The U of M is on a three-game Big Ten win streak, something the program hasn't done for years.
Minnesota Beats Indiana 42-39 For 3rd Straight Win
Linebacker Aaron Hill recovered a fumble by Indiana's Tevin Coleman with 25 seconds remaining and surging Minnesota held on to beat Indiana 42-39 on Saturday.
Gophers Vs. Northwestern: Tracy Claeys' Chance To Lead U
The Gopher football team takes on Northwestern on Saturday searching for Minnesota's first Big Ten win. It will most likely be defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys' first time as acting head coach in Jerry Kill's absence, as the head coach is in the midst of an indefinite leave to manage his epilepsy.
Fans React To Coach Kill's Latest Seizure
Three seizures during three games in two years have Gopher fans like Margaret Swanson wondering if coach Jerry Kill's struggles with epilepsy are too much for the job. "I feel so bad because it seems to be happening a lot," Swanson said. "I wonder what happens in the locker room when he doesn't come in…I'm sure it takes a toll on them a little bit." Dr. Thaddeus Walczak is an epileptologist at the University of Minnesota. He says that although high-stress situations – like football games – could make seizures more likely to occur in someone with epilepsy, that's not a reason to change careers.


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Photo taken in a field near our home in Columbia Falls, Montana (USA).
These are called Prairie Smoke flowers, Old Man's Whiskers or Three-flowered Aven in their seed stage. The Latin name is Geum triflorum Pursh.
Geum triflorum thrive in most of the northern and western states of the U.S. and most of the Canadian provinces. They are listed as threatened in Michigan and New York. These flowers are perennials and flower from May through July. The plants grow to a height of 6-18 inches.
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Wow !!! Can just imagine these swaying in the breeze !!
So delicate …
P.S. Thanks for your favorite of "Faith" .
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Beautiful capture!! Interesting information and supportive image! Could you just add where you took this one? Thanks
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Gorgeous capture and lighting.
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Horticulture Night at WCROC
Get ready to ROC! July 29 is the annual Horticulture Night at the West Central Research and Outreach Center in Morris. These gardens were established in 1920 on the current Morris campus and were moved to their current location in 1973. Today, the gardens have grown to include plantings and research from several locations around the world. If you have never had an opportunity to attend this event, you're in for a treat.
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Bad weather ŌĆö which continues as such ŌĆö and the Pittsburgh SteelersŌĆÖ upcoming Super Bowl were running themes during the annual Groundhog Banquet Tuesday evening, where Inner Circle President Bill Deeley cautioned those who would be attending todayŌĆÖs prognostication by Punxsutawney Phil.
ŌĆ£Tomorrow, I have no idea what will happen,ŌĆØ as to whether Punxsy Phil will predict six more weeks of winter or an early spring. ŌĆ£IŌĆÖll tap on the door, and heŌĆÖll tell me what it will be. If itŌĆÖs wrong, itŌĆÖs because I misinterpreted.ŌĆØ
NEW OXFORD ŌĆö Led by the 7-1 performances of wrestlers Seth Spack and Kody Young, six Chucks placed at the New Oxford Tournament this past weekend.
Spack led the tournament for Punxsy with a second-place finish, while Young's loss came in the championship semifinals. Young finished in third place overall.
Also placing for Punxsy were Nathan McGregor (fourth, 6-2), Josh Schuckers (fifth, 6-2), Neko Cappella (sixth, 5-3) and Carl Langley (eighth, 4-4). Wrestlers had to finish in the top eight to be a place-winner.
PUNXSUTAWNEY ŌĆö The Punxsy junior-varsity boys' basketball team outscored Clearfield during every quarter, including an 8-0 first quarter, while routing the Bisons Monday, 44-20.
The Chucks improved to 8-7 with the victory, which was their fourth straight.
Punxsy led 21-6 at halftime before improving its lead with a 23-14 second half.
Eight Punxsy players scored, led by Ian Miller's 11 points. Hunter Tibbs added nine points, Garrett Zimmerman had eight and Tim Pearce tallied six.
The Chucks remain at home and face Elk County Catholic at 6 p.m. Friday.
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Carol J. Smith, 61, of Punxsutawney, died Monday, Jan. 31, 2011, at the DuBois Nursing Home.
She was born March 31, 1949, in Punxsutawney, a daughter of the late Carlo and Mary (Bellerillo) Bruno.
She was married to Thomas Smith, who preceded her in death April 25, 2003.
Mrs. Smith was a member of SS. Cosmas & Damian Roman Catholic Church, where she was also a member of the Catholic Daughters of America and the Church Parish Council.
She worked as a secretary for Quaker Industries of Punxsutawney.
Leonard B. Ryen, 87, Rochester Mills, passed away Monday, Feb. 1, 2011, at Mulberry Square Elder Care & Rehabilitation Center, Punxsutawney.
He was born March 4, 1923, in Rochester Mills, a son of the late Allen and Amanda (Potts) Ryen.
He was married to Dorothy "Peg" (DePetro) Ryen, of Rochester Mills, who survives.
Mr. Ryen was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Army.
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Carl H. McKee, 94, of Steffy Church Road, Rossiter, died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011, at DuBois Nursing Home.
He was born Aug. 8, 1916, in Banks Township, Indiana County, a son of the late John W. and Dora C. (Houck) McKee.Mr. McKee was a graduate of Glen Campbell High School.
Mr. McKee was a U.S. Army veteran serving in Germany and France during World War II.
Jan. 15, 1947, he married Elizabeth Kinter of Marion Center.┬Ā She preceded him in death May 20, 1995.
He was a member of Steffy United Methodist Church, where he also taught Sunday School for a number of years.
The Groundhog King and Queen were announced today. Katrina Anderson has been named Groundhog Queen and Ben Blazavich as Groundhog King.
PUNXSUTAWNEY ŌĆö Both the National Weather Service and AccuWeather are prognosticating a very wintry Groundhog Day, just a few days before Punxsutawney Phil makes his own prediction.
Monday, the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh placed Jefferson and 11 other counties in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Maryland under a winter storm warning, which began at 7 p.m. Monday night and runs through 10 a.m. Wednesday ŌĆö just a few hours after Punxsy Phil should emerge from his stump to make his annual prognostication.
PUNXSUTAWNEY ŌĆö The invitation was there, but now the trip is postponed.
So much for having President Barack Obama as a guest at Groundhog Day 2011.
After reports last week that Obama would visit Penn State the same day as Groundhog Day, Inner Circle President Bill Deeley said Monday he extended an invitation to the president through U.S. Rep. Glenn ThompsonŌĆÖs office.
ŌĆ£I said, ŌĆśFax, or e-mail or call and invite Barack Obama,ŌĆÖŌĆØ Deeley said. ŌĆ£HeŌĆÖs going to be in State College, so why not come and do Groundhog Day day with us.ŌĆØ
PUNXSUTAWNEY ŌĆö Last week, PAHS seniors chose four girls and four boys for the 2011 GroundhogŌĆÖs Day court. The students chosen were Katrina Anderson, Samantha Osikowicz, Lindsey Paulina, Caroline Weaver, Ben Blazavich, Jakob Godo, James Kachmar and Joe Neal.
The king and queen will be crowned during the annual Groundhog Day assembly at PAHS, which is now scheduled for 10 a.m. today.
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Did you guys miss that fact that the CFPB regs don't permit them to ask for "household income?" If they do they are violating the CARD act. Household income is a really dated app question.
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Did you guys miss that fact that the CFPB regs don't permit them to ask for "household income?" If they do they are violating the CARD act. Household income is a really dated app question.
Ask the OP.
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I think I'll have to agree more with CreditScholar on this.
In the article posted by cashnocredit earlier (link here again: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/pressreleases/the-c
And all along on credit card apps, you CAN exclude whatever income that you do not wish to be taken consideration for your credit card app.
For example you might have overseas income that is just messy to prove in the event of an FR, so you want to exclude it altogether to save yourself some trouble, and simply base the app on your US income. Or it could be that you do not want to include income from a judgement, alimony, for whatever reason, may it be due to personal pride or whatever.
It really becomes a problem when you overstate your income, not understate it. When you understate your income, that bank probably gave you a lower CL than what you originally deserved. But for people who overstated their income, they might have gotten approved for something that they otherwise should be been rejected. And not to mention it is illegal.
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Peter Dinklage continues to clean up this award season! Dinklage won the Golden Globe for best supporting actor for a TV series, mini-series and movie for his portrayal of Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones. His acceptance speech was, once … Continue reading
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Hope you aren't getting tired of all the set reports and photos pouring out of Croatia yet… because it looks like they won't be stopping any time soon. Today they are filming on the St. Dominic Street set that they … Continue reading
Peter Dinklage has scored an Emmy award for Game of Thrones by winning the Best Supporting Actor in a Drama category! Thrones was shut out in their other three categories tonight, but those were all long-shots anyway. Dinklage was our … Continue reading


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Russian poll: Putin faces limited opposition from his public on Ukraine
Despite criticism from the West on his actions in the Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin faces far fewer questions from a public that draws a distinction between support for separatist rebels and having a direct role in the continued violence in eastern Ukraine.
Despite rocky diplomatic relations, Venezuelan public prefers U.S. to Cuba
Venezuelans have very different views of two of the nation's most important trade partners: the United States and Cuba.
Who are the Iraqi Kurds?
While the Kurds are a crucial part of Iraq's political makeup, they are an ethnic group, not a distinct religious sect within Islam.
U.S., China compete to woo Africa
Neither world power has a clear advantage when it comes to the hearts and minds of people in Africa.
Support for Turkey's Erdogan drops sharply in Middle East
Amid continued unrest in the region, support for Erdogan has dropped significantly in four of the seven Middle Eastern nations surveyed since last year.
Most of the world trusts Obama over Putin to 'do the right thing'
Though it's a different story in their own countries.
Which countries don't like America and which do
Who likes Uncle Sam, who doesn't and whose affections are evolving paints a pretty accurate road map of the overseas challenges facing Washington in the years ahead.
5 key takeaways on global views of the U.S. and China
A new Pew Research Center survey finds widespread opposition around the world to U.S. eavesdropping. Still, America's overall image remains mostly positive. Here are five key takeaways.
5 facts about the French
Ah, la France. The land of wine, cheese, romance and abundant vacation time… right?
Which six countries hold half the world's population?
As of this month, the world's population is now 7.2 billion, according to the United Nations, which celebrates World Population Day today. Interestingly, half of the people around the globe (3.6 billion) live in just six countries: China, India, the U.S., Indonesia, Brazil and Pakistan.


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