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Original abstract art paintings by Osnat Tzadok
Amazing Paintings, Beautiful Painting, Osnat Tzadok, Abstract Painting Ideas, Originals Abstract, Living Room, Abstract Art Paintings, Abstract Paintings, Abstract Tree Painting
What an amazing painting!
Original abstract paintings by Osnat Tzadok
Original abstract art paintings by Osnat Tzadok //I WANT THIS ON MY LIVING ROOM!
BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS!! Original abstract art paintings by Osnat Tzadok
Landscape Painting - Change of Seasons #6192
feather small tattoo
Tattoo Placements, Tattoo Ideas, Birds Tattoo, Small Tattoo, Ankle Tattoo, Feather Tattoo, A Tattoo, Feathers Tattoo, White Ink
Mini feather and bird tattoo!
Feather tattoo. Ankle tattoo. Small tattoo.
Feather, tattoo idea.
Feather Tattoo - I don't want a tattoo but this is a very cool image.
small feather tattoo PLACEMENT
small feather tattoo- with white ink
Community Post: You Wish Your Bar Mitzvah Was This Fabulous
Good Exercise Tips
Fit Workout, Inspiration Body, Exercise Tips, Fit Body, Body Motivation, Fitness Workouts, Fit Ab, Fitness Diet, Fit Motivation
gymra.com/free-trial. Start your free month now!!! Cancel anytime. #fitness #workout #health #exercise
#fitspo #fitness #motivation #fitspiration #healthy
Good Exercise Tips! #sexyfitness
Abs ~ Body Motivation
Fitness Tips and Tricks - 42fun.com #fitness #diets
Daily Fitness Motivation
different take on a rose tattoo, good on the shoulder perhaps?!
Tattoo Ideas, Watercolors Rose Tattoo, Watercolors Tattoo Rose, Red Rose Tattoo, Rose Tattoos, Tattoo Watercolors Rose, Watercolors Shoulder Tattoo, Red Rose Shoulder Tattoo, Rose Tattoo Watercolors
red rose tattoo
Watercolor rose tattoo
Tattoo Ideas, Lace Shoulder Tattoo, Tattooideas, Shoulder Lace Tattoo, Lace Tattoo Shoulder, A Tattoo, Tattoo Design, Tattoo Ink, Flower Tattoo
Lace Tattoos | Ruth Tattoo Ideas
Shoulder lace tattoo
25 Beautiful Flower Tattoos Designs And Ideas For Women | How to Tattoo?
lace tattoo shoulder
http://tattooglobal.com/?p=5698 #Tattoo #Tattoos #Ink
I like the placement. I dream of a black lace shoulder tattoo so often!
Love the look of lace in a tattoo!
Everlast – Tattoos
DIY "time flies" butterfly clock- It reminds me of the thing behind Serena's bed on Gossip Girl.
Tattoo Ideas, Butterflies Clocks, Time Butterflies, Time Fly, Diy Time, Butterflies Gossip Girls, Fly Clocks, Bedrooms Ideas, Fly Butterflies
Simple black wall clock is turned into a DIY Time Flies Clock with faux butterflies in our whimsical office space - Mr. Kate | DIY "time flies" butterfly clock
Tattoo idea?
Mr. Kate | DIY "time flies" butterfly clock
Create a #HomeGoodsHappy nook with some personalized art & cozy pillows! #HappybyDesign via @DIY Playbook
Diy Playbook, Apartments Ideas, Pallets Signs, Au Apartments, Apartments Sweets, Room Decor, Casey Apartments, Pallet Signs, Future Apartments
Guest room decor
Casey's Apartment | DIY Playbook
Be Happy Pallet Sign - DIY Playbook
Tattoo Ideas Central
Tattoo Ideas, Rose Tattoos, Thighs Tattoo, Half Sleeve, Flower Tattoo Design, Flower Tattoos, A Tattoo, Beautiful Tattoo, Floral Tattoo
Hmm this tattoo plus my peacock...epic half sleeve tattoo idea!
This is a beautiful tattoo! | Tattoo Ideas Central
flower tattoo designs for side of hand 225x300
Gorgeous floral tattoo | Tattoo Ideas Central
that's a tattoo idea! Image what it would look like in color
Totally what I envisioned for my hip to thigh tattoo
Sun sun sun
Photos, Lights, Sunsets, Sunris, A Kisses, Silhouettes, Sun Kisses, Sunkissed, Photography
#Photo #Photography #Beautiful #Creative #Girl #Sun #Kiss #Sunset #Light #Colors #Day #Early #Late #Wondrous #Mysterious
great photo of the sunset and silhouette
sunset with a kiss
sunkiss silhouette
Photographers, Optical Illusions, Photos Ideas, Mirrors Image, Art, Pictures, Self Portrait, Photography, Mirrors Mirrors
Unbelieavable Photograph Optical Illusion optical illusion
This self portrait was created by Laura Williams in 2013, using photography as a medium. This photograph inspires me because she has made herself appear to be invisible in this photograph. An illusion of seeing straight through her is created. In addition, her face conveys the fear that she feels in this photo.
Mirror image art mock exam
I love these ! #creepy #scary #unique #mirrors #photography #photos #pictures #pics #images
Mirror mirror in the grass Although the subject is in the smack dab middle of the photo, it's still interesting because it takes a moment to realize why she has no body. Her intriguing expression lends the picture a more sinister feel. The black background contrasts greatly with the light green field. However, there isn't much motion in the picture -- no strong diagonals or leading lines.
great photo idea!
"Invisible Reflection", Photograph by Laura Williams. #Art #Photography
How to draw: Eye
Drawing Eyes, Pencil Drawing, Draw Eyes, Eye Art, Diy, Eye Tutorials, How To Drawing, Eye Drawings, Eye Drawing Tutorials
How to draw: Eye #drawing
pencil drawing eyes
How to draw: Eye #DIY
How to draw eyes tutorial
How to draw: Eye Art
Eye drawing tutorial
possible hummingbird tattoo design
Bird Tattoos, Tattoo Ideas, Hummingbird Tattoo, Humming Birds, Hum Birds, Nematodes Worms, Hummingbirds Tattoo, A Tattoo, Tattoo Design
I'm not getting a tattoo but this is a pretty hummingbird design! - K.L possible hummingbird tattoo design
Hummingbird hummingbird tattoo | bird tattoo | nature tattoo | tattoo ideas | tattoo inspiration if I ever got a tattoo this would be it
Hummingbird Tattoo Idea with my wedding date! (Humming bird is the symbol for Jamaica)!!!
Tattoo Ideas, Infinity Signs, Tattooideas, Infinity Tattoo, Kids Names, A Tattoo, Infinity Symbols, Peacocks Feathers, Feathers Tattoo
infinity symbol with feather tattoo idea
'life and love infinity symbol' with feather detail... love it as a tattoo idea!
infinity tattoo. except with the kids names and a peacock feather
Infinity sign and feather, tattoo plan
Wine Anatomy Print
Decor, Wine Gift, Red Wine, Gift Ideas, Art Prints, Wine Anatomy, Anatomy Prints, Drinks, Design
Red Wine Art - Wine Anatomy print - Merlot Chart Illustration
I love my wine decorations :)
gift idea Wine Anatomy Print.
Wine Anatomy Prints #wine #print #poster #quadro #ilustracao #illustration #vinho #grafic #design
Wine Anatomy Print #wine #wine gifts
I would love this on my wall as a piece of art. It's so pretty. original description: (tattoo idea. anchor for staying grounded. wings to fly. all tied in to a love of the ocean.)
compass tat #ink #Tattoo #Art
Possible Compass Tattoo Idea - the anchor to keep you grounded and the bird to set you #tattoo patterns #tattoo #tattoo design| http://awesometattoophotos.blogspot.com
nautical art tattoo. For me to get a tattoo it needs to be something that holds and shows my soul. A compass to remind myself that I am never lost no matter where I'm at. As long as I remember what I want and how I'm going to get it. an anchor to keep myself grounded, remember where it is that I came from and be pround<3
Tattoo Ideas, Anchors, Tattoo Pattern, Art, A Tattoo, Tattoo Design, Atattoo, Compass Tattoo, Ink
Never a failure, always a lesson
The Scripts, Tattoo Placements, Tattoo Ideas, Quotes Tattoo, Failure, Lessons, A Tattoo, Fonts, Ink
"Never a failure, always a lesson".. love the script and placement
Delicate Quote Tattoo. "Never a failure, always a lesson." Love the font and the placement.
never a failure, always a lesson - looove the font #ink #Tattoo #Art
never a failure, always a lesson - looove the font & the placement !!!! can't wait to get a tattoo after the baby !
Never a failure, always a lesson - good philosophy, bad tattoo placement
never a failure, always a lesson -tattoo idea
Spiders Mums, Tattoo Inspiration, Chrysanthemums Tattoo, Google Search, Chrysanthemums Drawing, Births Flower, Tattoo Chrysanthemums, Gamma Sorority, Flower Tattoo
spider mum for Papa
flower tattoo
Chrysanthemum. November birth flower.
chrysanthemum drawing - Google Search
Dove Bird Tattoo
Birds Tattoo, Back Shoulder Tattoos, Free Tattoo Ideas, Tattoo Freedom, Be Free Tattoo, Christ Tattoos, Bird Shoulder Tattoos, Freedom Tattoos, Dove Tattoo Ideas
Freedom tattoo
Dove tattoo idea
Swallow Bird Tattoo - check!
Like how tiny they are
Tattoo Placements, Tattoo Ideas, Birds Tattoo, Tattoo Pattern, Small Tattoo, Little Birds, Body Art, New Tattoo, Tattoo Ink
birds tattoos placement
birds #tattoo design #tattoo patterns| http://wonderfultatoosthelma.blogspot.com
I waaant a bird tattoo & loving the new tattoo category on here (y)
Tattoo ideas
Really little bird tattoo
Tattoo Ideas, Lotus Flower Tattoo, Lotus Tattoo, Colors Tattoo, Back Tattoo, Tattoo Flower, Lotustattoo, New Tattoo, Floral Tattoo
Lotus Tattoo And Lotus Tattoo Meanings- Lotus Flower Tattoo Ideas And Designs
Lotus Tattoo #lotustattoo
New tattoo idea. Love the color.
beautiful tattoo design #tattoo #floral tattoo
Usually not a fan of the color tattoo, but this is an exception :0 Google Image Result for http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-TdEr3WhIk_0/Tz9JmdPm8BI/AAAAAAAACQ8/0uByMEoHzzA/s1600/lower%2Bback%2Bflower%2Btattoo%2Bdesign%2Babstract%2Bart%2Bsymbol.jpg
other lower back tattoo ideas
Astonishing Movie Illustrations by Marie Bergeron
Comics Art, Mary Bergeron, Marvel Comics, Iron Man, Hulk Smash, Fans Art, Ironman, Line Art, The Avengers
Avengers Movie Illustration #Superhero #Marvel #Comic #Illustration #Hulk #Art #Ironman #Print #Poster
Hulk Smash!
Line Art by Marie Michele Bergeron - Hulk and Iron Man <3
Marie Bergeron #Hulk #IronMan #TheAvengers
The Hulk and Iron Man Fan Art by Marie Bergeron X Illustrations
Comic art what's not to love :)
Astonishing Movie Illustrations by Marie Bergeron The Avengers
inside hand
Tattoo Ideas, Couples Tattoo, Wedding Ring, Tattoo Pattern, Cute Ideas, Heart Tattoo, Tattoo Design, Rings Tattoo, Design Tattoo
cute idea, if you lose your wedding ring or forget it, the heart will always be there!! <3
another cute couple tattoo idea #hearttattoo #coupletattoo
matching heart #tattoo design #tattoo patterns
wedding ring tattoos #inked
Triskell clover tattoo flash, simple and pretty...in an emerald or hunter green on the wrist?


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Went over the catchers, 1st basemen, 2nd basemen and shortstops and top 20 3rd basemen for 2014 fantasy baseball. Guess what's next! No, not pitchers. Read the title, man. In 2010, there were only 5 outfielders that hit 30 homers, in 2011 there were 9, 14 in 2012 and in 2013 there were 3. This year, small bounce back with 6. That did just mean there were less homers from other positions though, it didn't mean a bounce back all around for baseball. We are only a few years away from someone leading the league with 25 homers. Steals were still around. There were 14 outfielders who stole 30 bases in 2012, 10 in 2013 and this year there were 11. As before, these rankings are from our Fantasy Baseball Player Rater with my comments. Anyway, here's the top 20 outfielders for 2014 fantasy baseball and how they compare to where I originally ranked them:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Giancarlo Stanton
Every year we get together in a Schenectady Sheraton to give away fantasy baseball awards for the past season. I'm your host, Grey Albright and I'm joined by Random Italicized Voice — What's up, guys and four girls?" On the red carpet for everyone's arrival is the Comatose Rangers Fan, "Let's get started, I need to get home to see my Rangers face the Tigers!" Joining us up on the balcony is Kevin from ESPN's "Get Him In Your Lineup" Department, "I'm high above the crowd, in more ways than one!" Today's very special musical guest opening the show is…Counting Crows! Coming straight from opening for Pink! Not playing on stage prior to her performing, but literally opening a door for her. They now work as doormen. At hotels. It's very sad. Anyway, here's the 2014 Razzball Year End Awards:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Here's an example from your own life. You walked into a bar and negged the first girl you saw. Told her she had nice hair, then immediately asked her how often she dyes it. Never worked before. This girl laughed and talked to your dopey ass. She even thought it was charming when you told her to pay the bar tab. Went home, had great sex and the next morning she's moving some of her shirts out of her dresser, so you have room to bring a few of your things over. You tell her that's not necessary and she shrugs, goes into the bathroom, calls her mother and starts crying loudly. Seemed awesome, turned out psycho. Now imagine she didn't reveal she was psycho for three months. That's Steve Pearce. At some point in 2015, he will start moving his shirts out of his dresser and you're gonna feel real awkward. Right now, he's insane. Yesterday, was part of that insanity as he hit two homers, bringing his season total to 20. No longer is the fortune cookie's ending 'in bed,' it's now 'with Steve Pearce.' There's some noise about him changing his stance and that's led to him having a breakout season. Yeah, don't buy it. He's 31 years old. Not the death knell for anyone, but when you're barely rosterable as a utility man for a major league team for almost seven years, you don't suddenly change your stance and everything's great. He's a 10-homer utility man, disguised as Jesus. It will end at some point in 2015, but for now Pearce your genitals, make the devil horns and ride the lightning! Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Yesterday, Wilmer Flores went 3-for-4, 2 runs, 6 RBIs with his 5th and 6th homers. With David Wright hurt, Flores has been playing every day. The Mets are thankfully still able to get Ruben Tejada into their lineup. The Mets said, "We've wanted to drop Tejada, send down Tejada or trade Tejada for a nickel on a dollar, but since we can't figure out the paperwork, we're playing him every day for the last three years." No Met in particular said that; all of them did. Why do I care about Flores playing? In Triple-A in 2013, he hit 15 homers and .321 in 107 games. That was when he was 22 years old. Maybe he's not God's answer to Bac-Os and able to make every game better, but I bet he could've been as good as David Wright this year. The reason why baseball people and the media doesn't like Wilmer is he fields like he has a golden glove. Not that he won a golden glove. Like he's literally trying to catch grounders with a metal statue. If he gets a job out of spring training in fifteen after twenty, this won't be the last time you hear me try to convince people Wilmer Flores isn't bad. For now, he's only viable in very deep leagues as we watch Flores's stock bloom. Flores's stock bloom! Flores's stock bloom! Springtime for Wilmer, and the Mets… (BTW, when did this site become so pro-Mets? I feel dirty. Though, that could be because I haven't showered since March.) Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Nicholas Tropeano sounds like a sitcom character, doesn't he? Like that's his real name, but he goes by the nickname of The Boof or simply Boof. Then only his mom, Mrs. Tropeano calls him Nicholas. Some girls call him Nick, but Boof or The Boof, that's what you know him as. At one point, he even went to a technical school with Arthur Fonzarelli and Joseph Tribbiani Jr. I went over The Boof briefly the other day when he threw a five inning, meh start. There I said, "Breezed through the minors as only an Astros prospect could. What I mean is they don't have a ton of major league options, so if someone does okay, they promote the crap out of them. In Triple-A, he had a 8.7 K/9, 0.99 WHIP and a 3.03 ERA in 124 2/3 IP." And that's me quoting me! This Buy is more for AL-Only leagues and keepers (I'll go over mixed league starters to stream in the post). Shoot, this Boof buy could even be considered more for 2015 fantasy baseball. Now, maybe I'm really just having residual feelings for what Collin McHugh and Dallas Keuchel did this year, but Tropeano looks like a $1 flyer in very deep leagues that could reap similar benefits. I know it's far from glamorous to put faith in Astros, but I'm likely to call Tropeano a sleeper for 2015 and point back to this post next year. I'd love if his velocity was a tad faster to go with his nasty change, but The Boof could pay dividends for savvy owners in deep leagues. Ayyyyy! *pounds wall, jukebox turns on* Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Dot dot dot. Kicks an end table. Picks up the phone. Dial tone. No one there. Flips the TV channel. Not really watching. Picks up phone. No one there. Flips the TV channel. Stops on a special about Tony Conigliaro. Sobs uncontrollably. Picks up the phone, dials, "Hello, I don't want to be alone, please come over. This is Grey. Albright. Momma Stanton, I'm your son's stalker. Please, don't hang up. We need each other right now. Hello? Hello?" Guess it's just us right now. It's lonely without Giancarlo Stanton. And his mollywhoppers. God, how I loved those mollwhoppers. It's late, I need rest, hoping for good news tomorrow. Giancarlo, mi novio, we sip from the same mug, even if you don't know it. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
"We're more alike than we are different." That's what Mary Ann said of her and Ginger, but it could also be said of Marcus Stroman and a Flat-Billed Pitchypus. He needs maybe a fifteen-second ironing and a quarter-cup of starch and he'd be there. Considering the tumultuous recent years of the Flat-Billed Pitchypus, maybe it's for the best. "You want more starch on this?" "Yes." Dontrelle Willis reaches for his TGIF's hat, drops jalapeno poppers on his foot and screams. Yesterday, Stroman threw a shutout in 93 pitches. Greg Maddux called and said, "You owe me a nickel." Stroman's sparkling like I screwed his head into my SodaStream, pushed down the level way too long and bubbles started coming into his eyes. Mary Ann's existential quote could also be used to say there's more similarities than differences between Stroman and an ace. He shouldn't generate that much velocity from a five-foot-nine frame. Yet, there he is throwing 94 MPH while high-fiving his teammates on a step stool. He's credited with a six-pitch arsenal that he can locate with pinpoint accuracy. I'm going to have a Marcus Stroman post for 2015 fantasy baseball to highlight his sensational stuff for next year, and then he'll probably be in the top 10 pitchers for 2016. A star is born just don't iron the brim any further; you're good. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Koji Uehara has been removed from the closer role temporarily after surrendering two homers in a blown save on Thursday night. This was just the latest in the series of unfortunate innings. In his last six appearances he's given up a total of 10 runs and 14 hits. Owners know Uehara has been very un-Koji like for a while now, posting a 5.09 ERA in 17.2 innings since the All-Star break, while opponents have batted .307 against him. Bad news for Koji owners, but for those desperate for saves in these final weeks, this news could be Mujica to your ears. Edward Mujica will reportedly take over as closer for the next few days. If you're scrambling for saves, Edward could be one of the last of the Mujicas available as far as closers go. Is that enough Mujica puns for you? Because I made a whole list of them. Sorry, they're all pretty bad. Mujica's numbers aren't quite as bad, but they're not great either. He's got a 4.13 ERA and a 1.36 WHIP on the season, but he's been much better since the All-Star break posting a 1.53 ERA in 17.2 innings, with batters hitting just .242 off him. He should be able to net you a couple saves over the next week, but he's no sure thing to lock up the job for the rest of the season. Manager John Farrell said the plan is for Uehara to regain the role, but its certainly possible Mujica could run away with the job. Just don't drop your Koji Uehraras just yet. Regardless, if you're as desperate for saves as I am for compliments and affection, Edward Mujica in the closer role could help save your fantasy season.
Here's what else I saw in fantasy baseball Friday night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Denver Homerlette is like the Slam & Legs, except it's 2 HRs, while Tulo and CarGo hold their legs. As most of you know, Rudy writes the title for most of these. Currently, Rudy and I are in a tough battle for 1st place in our RCL and he owns Corey Dickerson, so I thought I'd share with you the first few titles Rudy suggested, "Dickerson Poops On Grey, But Of Coors" and "Suck My Dickerson." Stay classy, Rudy! Since Rudy won't or can't toot his own horn, I will for him. Hmm, that sounds weird. Maybe if he could've tooted his own horn, his wife wouldn't be spitting out kids like they were sunflower seeds. In February, Rudy released his rankings, and he had Dickerson at 102 overall. I don't think I saw Dickerson within 100 spots of that anywhere. I was one of the other few people who even ranked him, and I didn't have him within 150 of that. Yesterday, Dickerson hit two bombs, raising his season total to 22. In addition, he has a .311 batting average to go with 8 steals. Right now, he's top 60 overall on our Player Rater and near the top 15 for outfielders. That's after Walt Weiss played with his ding-a-ling for a month, platooning him. That ranking won't be far from where he's ranked for 2015 either. Everywhere he's played he's shown solid power, average and some speed, then throw Coors into the equation and he could be a top 30 bat overall in 2015. Yup, I kinda love him. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The other day I talked about the dark underbelly of roster expansion and how, due to teams not DL'ing their players, it can actually hurt us in this thing we call life. Well, some of us call it fantasy baseball instead of life. Some of the less obsessed of us. To those people, I ptooey in your direction. If you're not completely obsessed over your hobby, let me say this… Get a new hobby! The national pastime's pastime? Maybe if you're a stutterer! This shizz is more like the national pastime's full-time, 24/7 job like taking care of your uncle who has been lying on your sofa for a month because your aunt started dating a guy she met on Tinder! "Uncle Frank, maybe you put on sweatpants so I can have company." No, Uncle Frank won't put on sweatpants, just like you won't have company until you find another first baseman to replace Anthony Rizzo. Uncle Frank is comfortable in his gotchies! Are you kapeeshing me? So, Rizzo has a muscle strain, and the Cubs said they would DL him if the rosters hadn't expanded, but instead they're going to let Anthony Rizzo slice garlic really thin — so thin it melts when it hits the pan — while he whittles away the year on the bench. Sadly, you have to move on to another first baseman in redraft leagues. You can't count on him the rest of the season. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?

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text: Home > Syndication > Yourhealth > News 10 August 2011 Child safety not just good luck Childhood injuries are preventable and keeping children safe is not just due to "good luck". Here are a few important safety tips. 0 Childhood injuries are preventable and keeping children safe is not just due to "good luck". Here are a few important safety tips. Take heed of the following insights and safety advice: Burns Most children burn with hot fluids such as water, oil, food, coffee and tea. Children aged one to four are most vulnerable because they have especially sensitive skin and even a burn from a cup of coffee can prove fatal. To prevent burns: Never handle small children and hot substances at the same time. Place paraffin appliances on a stable, safe, out of reach area. Always guard open fires. Always put the cold water in the bath first and then add the hot water. Set your hot water cylinder to a safer temperature of 50 degrees Celsius. Teach children not to experiment with fire, matches or lighters. Keep pot handles pointing to the back of the stove. Keep electrical cords out of reach of small children. Teach children to "stop, drop and roll" if their clothing catches fire. Pedestrian accidents To prevent death from motor vehicle accidents: Children under the age of nine are generally not physically or emotionally developed enough to cross roads on their own. They should always be accompanied by a parent or guardian and the children should be made as visible as possible. When travelling by car, fasten children in car seats. Drowning Children under four years of age are most at risk. The majority of children who have drowned were last seen in the home, were in the care of one or both parents at the time of drowning, and had been out of sight for less than five minutes. Most infants (under one year) who drown, drown in the bath when the parent or caretaker leaves the child alone for a few minutes to answer the phone, or fetch something. To prevent drowning: Always supervise small children near water even if they can swim. Swimming pools should be fenced or covered with a safety net. Never leave small children alone in the bath and always empty nappy buckets or close them firmly with a lid. Children should learn to swim from the age of four and should also be taught water survival skills. Falls Death and injury resulting from falls are particularly common amongst children under five. To prevent injuries due to falls: Babies should never be left alone on any high surface such as a changing table or bed. Supervise children near playground equipment. Use safety gates on stairs. Poisoning Most cases of poisoning happen in the home and are usually the result of accidental ingestion of medication, paraffin and cleaning agents. Children, particularly those under four years, are especially at risk of poisoning because they tend to put everything they are curious about into their mouths. Young children cannot distinguish between odours and would even swallow bad tasting substances. To prevent poisoning: Store dangerous substances out of reach in a locked cupboard or in child resistant containers if available. Always read labels and dosage instructions on medication. Always use a child resistant closure (safety cap) on your paraffin, petrol and turpentine containers. Never store poisonous substances with food and always keep these substances in their original containers. Know what to do in the event of an emergency and keep the number of the nearest poisons information centre next to the phone. (Health24) More in Syndication Manage menopause stress More: YourhealthNews SPONSORED: So many prizes! Click through and see our fantastic competitions. advertisement Get a quote Momentum - save up to 35% on healthcare advertisement Read Health24's Comments Policy Comment on this story 0 comments Add your comment Thank you, your comment has been submitted. Logout Comment 0 characters remaining Share on Facebook Logout Comment 0 characters remaining Share on Facebook Loading comments... Other news Lifestyle Does everybody hate Earth Hour? News "My husband won't have sex with after the birth of our first child" Lifestyle Google says you might die soon...from a sore throat Parenting 4 Danger signs in children you should not miss Parenting Three reasons why wool is good for your health Lifestyle Is there a hand-washing crisis in SA state hospitals? Live healthier Hypertension » Salt may be bad for more than blood pressure Regularly salting foods heightens death risk How potassium fights high blood pressure Are you eating too much salt? Did you know that high blood pressure affects as many as 25% of adult South Africans? Do you have a sweet tooth? » What's SA's most sugary drink? Craving sugar? Blame your brain WHO says we're eating too much sugar 10 foods with hidden sugar Even if you don't have a sweet tooth, you might still be eating far more sugar than you think.


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Easter is just around the corner, and it'll be a toss up for cooking a turkey or a ham in most houses. If you're cooking turkey though (and maybe this will be the push you needed, even if you *just* had turkey for Christmas), here is a super easy way to use up those leftovers. You don't have to use ...Read More »
Cinna-clone Whipped Cream Cheese Frosting
Ok, here it is, my go-to, can't be beat, ultimate cream cheese whipped frosting. I put this on everything now – banana bars (pictured below), carrot cake, muffins, cinnamon buns, etc. If you've ever had cinnabun, this is a dead ringer for their frosting (super light and fluffy). Did you catch that? We're talking clone of cinnabun's frosting here. The ...Read More »
Panzanella Salad Skewers
The kids favourite salad / snack / lunch is always a version of a panzanella salad. It's the one thing I can make for Oliver for school and know he'll actually eat, plus, I love it (and Bo too). Finding something all four of us fight over eating is very, very rare. This week we had tons of family coming ...Read More »
Sausage Crostini
Alright, this has to be one of the quickest and easiest things you'll find to make. The day I made these, I did them as a side. I made some fresh cheese ravioli in a light tomato sauce, and I knew that Bo would be looking for a hit of meat somewhere (he's not a big fan of fresh tomato ...Read More »
Summer Salad with Cantaloupe, Bocconcini, Prosciutto and Mint
Alright, getting back in to the swing of things around here with a super quick and easy salad. It's delicious too. What isn't delicious about juicy balls of fresh melon, soft mild cheese, salty cured meat, and brisk mint. I mean honestly, I could probably eat this daily for a month before I was sick of it. Anna was as ...Read More »
No Bake Berry Cheesecake
Alright, I've got a ridiculously easy dessert here that tastes like summer. That's all I could think digging into it last night, looking out the back window at all the snow. This is one of the most refreshing desserts I've every had, and it's exactly the pick-me-up this house needed after a lazy weekend spent indoors. It's just a bonus ...Read More »


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Mrs. Sippy's to add food to offerings in Elm Grove
New Berlin location to close in months, owner says
A New Berlin coffee shop is looking to relocate and expand in Elm Grove.
Mrs. Sippy's Coffee is planning to move into the Autumn Grove Plaza at 12862 W. Bluemound Road. The Plan Commission has approved the proposal, but the Village Board will need to green light a conditional-use permit for the project before it can move forward.
That action is likely later this month.
Mrs. Sippy's owner Carol Svehlek said the café's current property, on Coffee Road off of National Avenue in New Berlin, is about half the size of the Elm Grove site. In addition, a scheduled road widening in New Berlin will cause the business to lose seven parking spots.
"From what I understand, a lot of people are looking forward to it," Svehlek said of the move. "They just want someplace to come and relax, and that's what my place is."
While the business will continue to provide the gamut of coffee selections once in Elm Grove, Mrs. Sippy's also will venture into the world of food. Breakfast, lunch and dinner service is anticipated, and a patio will give guests the option to enjoy their food and drinks outdoors.
Svehlek said the menu will include deli sandwiches, as well as hamburgers and other grilled items.
The business was granted a liquor permit that will allow it to sell beer and wine for consumption in the Elm Grove café, in April.
"I've been asked by many, many, many people in Elm Grove that I do that (sell beer and wine by the glass)," Svehlek said.
She also plans to offer free Wi-Fi in the café.
"There aren't a lot of coffee places around there (Autumn Grove) … and there are a lot of businesses nearby," she said. "There'll be a lot of potential people eating there."
Svehlek said her current clientele is excited to see the new, expanded shop.
"They won't be able to make it there as often, but we will be open later (than we are currently)," she said.
Mrs. Sippy's is planned to be operational in Elm Grove by July, but, Svehlek said, there's the possibility it could open in June if all inspections are completed in time. She estimates it will take about two weeks to move all the equipment from New Berlin to Elm Grove after closing the former location.
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HOURS: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday and Tuesday; and 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
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Another forum meeting, just a small one...
Yes, we had another forum get together, just a small one. Robin (rob333) had to be in Chicago on business, so I hopped the Amtrak and met her there. Here she is, the 28th member of the forum I've met!
Neither of us brought gifts because I took the train and she flew into O'Hare. She was very brave and took the Blue Line train into Chicago, and met me at Union Station. We were both starving, so we walked several blocks to Weber's Grill, where they cook everything over charcoal and it smells wonderful.
I had the sampler, one BBQ'd rib, a beef kabob, a shrimp kabob and a chicken breast with honey mustard sauce, alongside a pile of crispy fried onions:
Robin had the flank steak with peppers and onions and a nice pile of garlic mashed potatoes. Her steak was rare too, just my kind of girl, and Ann T would have been proud.
We both saved room for dessert, Meyer Lemon creme brulee topped with chopped fresh strawberries. It was good, but I like the usual vanilla stuff better, and Robin thought she would prefer coconut:
From there we took a cab up to Old Town and the Spice House. I bought Elery a box of hot spices, including the Vulcan Fire salt with habanero peppers, a hot chili sauce, something called Red and Black, ground black pepper with chilies and something else hot I don't remember because I know I won't be eating it, LOL. Robin got some crystallized ginger and we went next door to Old Town Oils. We tasted several things, including flavored balsamic vinegar, and bought a bottle of chocolate balsamic.
Another cab ride and we were at the Lego Store next to John Hancock, so I could get a small gift for Robin's little guy, who had to stay home. An elevator ride to the top of the John Hancock where Robin could see The Lake. She said she was amazed when she flew over Lake Michigan, she'd never seen a lake so big, so I thought she should get a good view.
Then we walked back to her CTA station for her ride back to O'Hare. It's quite a walk, and I warned her, but walk we did. By the time we got there we were both red in the face but congratulating ourselves on what great shape we were in. (grin) My hotel was 2 blocks from Union Station and about a block from her CTA stop, so I just went and checked in.
My feet hurt, so I took my shoes off and found that I had walked blisters on the balls of my feet!
Yup, matching one on the other foot, LOL, and the next morning I hobbled the two blocks to Union Station to get the 7:30 am train back home. No breakfast because even at Union Station the only place open at 7:30 am is McDonald's and Cinnabon!
Robin's only casualty seemed to be the loss of one of her favorite earrings and she called the next day and told me she'd lost another one that day. Chicago seems to have an earring sucking vortex, but I did suggest that she tell her boss that there was a Cartier up on Michigan and that would make her feel better. She thought a gift certificate would be nice. (grin) I don't think she got one....
Robin, it was wonderful to meet you, and I had a great time, but the next time we're taking a taxi back to the train stations. I guess I'm not in as good condition as I thought, I used to walk that with the girls without a problem ....about 10 years ago. :-)
Oh yeah, I'm going to make you walk me all over Nashville one of these days....
Hi Robin!!!!! So nice to see ya!
What a great time you 2 had in a short period of time! Quite the little whirl-wind visit, and it's nice that the weather was co-operative.
Annie, you must have the record of meeting the most members. It's your magnetic personality :)
It was amazing. As a matter of fact, I was wishing I'd met her at least a day later so I could've been less amazed and more focused on us. I was amazed over the oceanic sized lake, the height of the buildings, the architechture, how riding the L was like being on a roller coaster in a good way, the people... I was amazed over everything. Even the different ways they did things. The people were so gregarious and kind. Just kind people. But loads of people, everywhere all the time. Whew. Not like Atlanta--a big city--but spread out enough and not shoulder to shoulder. I loved loved loved Chicago!
Annie was a great tour guide and I was so happy to be near her. She's one fantastic lady. The food was great, the company, better, and we walked and walked and walked... so much, every inch of me is still hurting!!! Nor has the smile left my face.
I wish I had uploaded the picture, but I'll have to do it later. It's of the little fella. He hasn't even made it out of his bedroom. He's fresh outta bed and is sitting, surounded by legos. As far as the eye can see! And he's very happy. He loved her present. Almost as much as I loved seeing her and hearing her. I didn't "get ginger", she gave it to me! And some chocolate balsalmic vinegar. If it ever slows down enough, I might get to enjoy them sometime soon. Well, time to go catch up at work!
WHAT FUN! I used to take the train from Grand Rapids to Chicago quite often when I lived in GR. And the Blue Line to the airport if I was flying out of O'Hare. Brings back lots of memories. And they don't call it the "Second City" for nothing! There's an endless supply of fun to be had there though, if you can tolerate the hustle. Sounds like you guys had fun, fun, fun! Thanks for sharing!
It was all fair, really, because Robin bought my lunch AND she took the train into town so I didn't have to go out to O'Hare.
We shoulda taken the water taxi, though, from Michigan to Madison, and saved our feet!
Robin, I'm glad the little guy liked the surprise, I never knew they made so many Legos!
What a wonderful sounding day!
I absolutely love Chicago and it sounds like you both packed a ton into a short time .Annie beats me on the number of forum members I've met but not by much.....I've met 21. Five of which I have head the pleasure to have to my home for dinner.
Robin is on my bucket list, so is mustangs.... I really want a proper tour of Nashville....love that town. ..maybe next year on our trip to Florida.
And if you're in a hurry or can't get reservations at Topolabompo during your visit, Rick Bayless also has a restaurant in the food court at Macy's on State, called Frontera Fresco. I haven't been there yet, but I will, I know a couple of people who have eaten there and said it was very good and way cheaper than Topo.
Robin, I just knew you were going to have to get another pair of earrings!
Sharon, you're right, it's fun to have forum friends at your house. I've had 7 at the house. And I miscounted, Robin is actually #29. I forgot Maureen, and she even came to my house...
What a great meeting, but those tootsies were baaad! I can sympathize, that happens to me too. But I loved Chicago as you did, and can't wait to return. Hmmm, keep your eyes open Jessy, we may find a cheap airfare and jet off to the Second City to play!
Nashville is on my list too!
Nice to meet you Robin! My son was a Lego fanatic too! He's 29 now and still plays with his nephews!
I know Nashville, c'mon down! The ins and outs, the good and the historic. Everyone is welcome too.
Never heard Duchess of York, and NO, I am way far away from a British accent. Try fast talking Southern. Weird combination, but then, so am I! My hair has seen a hard day at that point. I did think she wasn't going to post that. I'd have put on my jacket and shown the one earring side. You'd have never known the other was missing.
Linda and Ellen you are ON, LOL. In Chicago I'd like to walk by Alinea and get a picture in front of the restaurant but not actually eat there, LOL. Robin I'll ask for a personal tour of Vandy :-)
Annie looks like you are catching up in meeting forum folks!
Rob, I think you look a lot like Fergie (the Duchess, not the Black-Eyed Peas) -- the same coloring and the shape of your eyes. Pretty!
Hey, me too! I have never visited Chicago or Nashville. I sure have spent plenty of time in O'Hare. I'd love to meet you there.
Honey, everyone knows I am a "Princess", but Fergie is only Duchess (of York). She's kissing cousins with both Andrew and Princess Diana. I would be flattered, except, my lineage is Irish nobility. Those rotten British!
dcarch, I could just kill you! That's not her best picture. Or mine. So I guess we're equal there. She, however, looks a thousand times better when she's cleaned up. I only look marginally better.
Here is a link that might be useful:
"I would be flattered, except, my lineage is Irish nobility. Those rotten British!"
My darling Irish grandmother felt the same! Fergie, schmergie. I see a vague resemblance but your happy spirit shines a much brighter light for me.
What a great get-together. The food pics made me seriously hungry. I may have to make creme brulee as a result.
Oh how I miss Chicago!!! The food.....*sigh*
If you all decide to do Nashville, please include me. I'm only 2 hours away. I've not had the pleasure of meeting anyone from the forum and I know I'm not much of a poster but it would be fun to wander around finding good chow!!!!
I have been to Nashville a few times. Each time I managed to miss the CMA FEST.
CMA FEST would be a good time to go to Nashville.
Lars, you and I might have met before. I have been to LA a few times. Each time I like to walk around Venice. A few times it was July 4th weekend and people would BBQ in their backyards, which is their "front yards" and you would be inches away from their BBQs. I would ask them what they were making, and they would give me some to taste.
What a great meeting! Chicago is a great town, I've been there many times.
Robin, it's really nice to see you. Hopefully we can meet someday. I will watch for other meetups...
Lars, you do need to visit the Midwest. I'd be right there with Annie and would love to show you the sights.
Dee you're really gonna be outta luck if you come here, you'll have to go to Whole Foods too. You'll just have to bring a huge pickup to have it all fit.
Jude, you know I do! I had so much trouble having a baby, had him late in life... so he's more like a grandson to me. Spoiled rotten with love.
I'm late to join the party here, but I'm glad y'all had a great visit. I see the resemblance, but I wouldn't have thought of it if Dedtired hadn't brought it up. Neither picture of Fergie is good. The first one looks like she hadn't slept in days, and the second one is too photo shopped or airbrushed to look like her. The pic of Robin is great, though.
I don't know if I'll ever make it to the Chicago or midwest area, but it looks like a great city to visit, and Annie was a wonderful tour guide.


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Mint - Why Are The Edges of My Mint Leaves Brown?
I placed some mint inside a large outdoor pot with proper drainage and a combination of Miracle Grow potting soil and last year's compost material.
Almost from the start, most of the leaves began to develop a brown, crispy edge. I can actually crumble the brownish part of the leaf and it feels just like a dead, dried leaf from a tree in the fall/winter.
The plant receives sun all day and temperature has been very hot the past month 80s - 90s. I water every day (maybe that is too much) as the heat seems to dry the soil each afternoon.
Below is a picture of one of the leaves.
Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks so much!
I'm no expert, but are you watering from above ie. are the leaves getting wet, if so could be 'sunburn'
I've got mine in a shady spot, and TBH it takes whatever water you throw at it. I water the soil/base rather than the leafy part, just a thought.
I do water from above occasionally and the leaves do get wet. Will try watering at the soil level.
The plants are on my deck which recieves sun ALL day long. If it is sunburn, wonder why this only effects the edges of the leaf.
Here is an additional picture. Any other thoughts? Thanks.
mints can do better in the shade with little direct sun.
I am in zone 8, temps hovering near 100F now
and my mints are doing ok, not as good as spring time though.
I would suggest that you move your mints to a mostly shady location and water them more frequently.
But no matter what you do, they will no be as tender as they used to be in the sprng


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Vol. 3 Issue 2 Awaken Wellness April 2009 Traditional Acupuncture, Chinese Herbology, Yoga, and Wellness for Women Helping Women Live A Life of Joy and Ease! Spring & The Wood Element in Practices For The Spring Chinese Medicine What are the correspondences associated Spring is the time for new with the spring in Chinese medicine? beginnings. We can see it all around us as the fresh green comes back to Spring is the surge of vitality, the nature, the tulips and daffodils burst irrepressible rising. It is birth and from their bulbs, and the buds on the The Daffodils rapid growth. Crocuses and daffodils trees unfold their new leafs. by William Wordsworth push through the still firm ground, drawn toward the heat and light of In humans we often hunger to be out the sun. We are reminded that we side longing for the warm sunny I wandered lonely as a cloud can always start fresh; find a new days. Most are ready to shed our That floats on high o'er vales and hills, way, re-establish hope. This is a time coats and our toe cramped shoes. When all at once I saw a crowd, of rapid change, reminding us to be bold and decisive. A host, of golden daffodils; During the beginning days of spring Beside the lake, beneath the trees, why not try something new? What Color: Green have you been longing to do all Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. Sense: To See winter or all your life? Emotion: Anger Continuous as the stars that shine Are your ready to paint that picture And twinkle on the Milky Way, Officials: Liver and Gallbladder or climb that mountain? What possibilities do you see for yourself? They stretched in never-ending line The gifts of spring are: flexibility, What is holding you back? Along the margin of a bay: adaptability, vision, decision-making, planning, decisiveness, forgiveness, Ten thousand saw I at a glance, During the spring season you have creativity, new possibilities, purpose, the seasonal energy on your side to Tossing their heads in sprightly dance. strategizing, hope, and benevolence. move forward with your vision. Be creative. Research what it will take to The waves beside them danced, but The three months of spring are called achieve your goal. Plan how you can they springing up and unfolding. Heaven and make your dreams come true. earth together produce life and the 10,000 Out-did the sparkling waves in glee: beings are invigorated. Make a list of all the things that you A Poet could not but be gay, At night, one goes to bed, at dawn, one want to accomplish or do in your life In such a jocund company: gets up. time. Then start with one of those One paces in the courtyard with great dreams and make it come true. I gazed--and gazed--but little thought strides, hair loose, body at ease, exerting What wealth the show to me had the will for life. Letting live, not killing; brought: giving, not taking away; rewarding, not punishing. For oft, when on my couch I lie ~ Neijing Suwen Ch.2, The Way Of Heaven by Claude Larre SJ In vacant or in pensive mood, They flash upon that inward eye Which is the bliss of solitude; And then my heart with pleasure fills, And dances with the daffodils. Yoga For the Season Chinese Herbal Medicine In Your Steam 1 head of broccoli and one Art work from the Iyangar Institute of Spice Cabinet potato, puree with ½ cup of butter San Francisco and ¼ tsp of ground nutmeg. Most of us have our own healing remedies right in our kitchen spice rack. By spicing up your food you Chair Pose are healing your body and Utkatasana preventing disease. Below are some (OOT-kah-TAHS-anna) common spice and how they can aid utkata = powerful, fierce in healing or prevent disease while Begin in Mountain Pose, conscious make your food taste yummy! standing, focus on the grounding Turmeric, or Yu Jin, promotes the through your feet. Allow yourself to movement of Qi and Blood to treat be guided inward to your breath and pain. Western research is showing it let the breath deepen. to be affective in reducing Stretch the arms straight over the inflammation that causes pain. Add head so that the upper arms are in ½ to 1 tsp to your soups. line with the ears and the palms face Cinnamon or Gui Zhi, warms and each other. frees the channels to help with joint, Exhale, bend your knees and lower limb pain and painful periods. down until the thighs are parallel to Western studies show that cinnamon the floor. helps the cells respond to insulin thus regulating blood sugar levels. Take a Tao Te Ching Keep the trunk up right, lift the chest stick of cinnamon in hot water to and stretch up through the arms. make a warming tea, or mix it with Translated by Stephen Mitchell Breathe normally. peanut butter and put it on apple The more you stretch the arms up the slices. In the pursuit of knowledge, more you can bend the knees and let Dried Ginger or Gan Jiang, found in every day something is added. the hips sink down. Chinese medical texts dating back to In the practice of the Tao, Feel the powerful muscular energy of the 4th century BC it was recognize Every day something is the quads and shoulders. Thee for its anti-nausea properties. Now dropped. opposite action of the arms lifting up modern research has proved that it Less and less do you need to and the hips sinking down will works. Researchers found that ginger force things, elongate the spine and tone the shuts down a nerve receptor that until finally you arrive at non- muscle of the spine. triggers the vomiting reflex. Add ½ a action. teaspoon to sesame oils for frying fish This pose helps with stiffness in the to create an Asian inspired flavor. When nothing is done, shoulders, strengthens the ankles and nothing is left undone. legs. The diaphragm becomes lifted Nutmeg or Rou Dou Kou, uses its and gives the heart a gentle massage. warming and astringing properties to True mastery can be gained The back is toned, the abdominal treat diarrhea and pain from by letting things go their own organs tone, and the chest expands. distention in the epigastrium and abdomen. Western herbalists note the way. 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Farhad Ebrahimi is the founder and trustee chair of the Chorus Foundation, which works for a just transition to a regenerative economy in the United States. The Chorus Foundation supports communities on the front lines of the old, extractive economy to build new bases of political, economic, and cultural power for systemic change.
Ed Whitfield is co-founder and co-managing director of the Fund for Democratic Communities (F4DC). A long time social justice activist, Ed had been involved in labor, community organizing and peace work since the late 60's when he was a student activist at Cornell University. He was the chairman of the Greensboro Redevelopment Commission for 9 years and formerly board chairman of Greensboro's Triad Minority Development Corporation.
Aaron Tanaka is a Boston based community organizer and impact investor. As the founding executive director of the Boston Workers Alliance in 2005, he helped organize no/low-income workers of color into one of Boston's leading grassroots economic justice organizations. After leaving the BWA, Aaron helped start the Boston Impact Initiative, an impact investment fund making value driven loans and equity investments to grow an inclusive local economy.
Deirdre Smith began organizing around water rights and coal impacts in her New Mexico community as a teenager. After building a coalition with community groups as Campaign Coordinator for New Energy Economy she helped to transition half of the San Juan Generating Station and organized for community solar initiatives: "Sol not Coal". She now serves as National Divestment Organizer with 350.org, where she supports national events, staff and youth development through coaching, training, and mentorship.
David M. Abromowitz is a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and a partner in the law firm Goulston & Storrs. He is nationally known for expertise in housing and economic development.
Sarah Stranahan has more than 20 years of experience in mission related investing, community organizing, and social change philanthropy. As a long term Board member of the Needmor Fund, she helped design and oversee its philanthropic support of community organizing and its integrated mission related investment program. She served on the Finance Committee of the Council on Foundations from 2008-2012, where she helped design and implement an investment policy aligned with the Council's mission.
Will Raap is founder and chairman of Gardener's Supply, an employee-owned family of companies that has won several national and regional awards for its innovative business and socially responsible business practices. He also founded the Intervale Center, a community farming innovation center and incubator of dozens of new organic farms.
Stewart Wallis graduated in Natural Sciences from Cambridge University. His career began in marketing and sales with Rio Tinto Zinc followed by a Masters Degree in Business and Economics at London Business School. He spent seven years with the World Bank in Washington DC working on industrial and financial development in East Asia. He then worked for Robinson Packaging in Derbyshire for nine years, the last five as Managing Director, leading a successful business turnaround.
Gus Speth is a Professor of Law at the Vermont Law School in South Royalton, Vermont, and Senior Fellow with Demos, The Democracy Collaborative, and the Tellus Institute. He was Professor in the Practice of Environmental Policy at Yale where he served as Dean of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies from 1999 to 2009. From 1993 to 1999, Speth was Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme and chair of the UN Development Group.


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Nearby schools include Bishop Hartley High School, Johnson Park Middle School and Southeast Christian Academy.
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A recent announcement from ArenaNet's Mike O'Brien has confirmed that the highly anticipated MMORPG, Guild Wars 2, will be released this year, the year of the Dragon. Many players have been hoping this was the case and although many expected it to be released this year, this is the first official comment on the matter.
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He looked at me with a very serious face.
"Mommy, do you know how to swashbuckle?"
I think you — both — taught me how.
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BBSRC-funded Rothamsted GM wheat field experimental work completed
As of 31 December 2013 field work for an experiment using genetically modified (GM) wheat has been completed at the BBSRC strategically-funded institute Rothamsted Research.
The GM Inspectorate conducted regular site visits throughout the two-year experiment.
It concludes: "The GM Inspectorate is content that the release was consistent with the conditions of the consent and did not identify any risks to human health or the environment posed by the genetically modified organism".
Once the data from the field experiments are analysed, the research will be published in peer-reviewed scientific journals which will be publically available and disseminated via relevant media.
You can find out more about the wheat trial at: www.rothamsted.ac.uk/our-science/rothamsted-gm-wheat-trial
About BBSRC
BBSRC invests in world-class bioscience research and training on behalf of the UK public. Our aim is to further scientific knowledge, to promote economic growth, wealth and job creation and to improve quality of life in the UK and beyond.
Funded by Government, and with an annual budget of around £467M (2012-2013), we support research and training in universities and strategically funded institutes. BBSRC research and the people we fund are helping society to meet major challenges, including food security, green energy and healthier, longer lives. Our investments underpin important UK economic sectors, such as farming, food, industrial biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.
For more information about BBSRC, our science and our impact see: www.bbsrc.ac.uk.
For more information about BBSRC strategically funded institutes see: www.bbsrc.ac.uk/institutes.
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2009 Volkswagen Tiguan User Reviews
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2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SE Review
Cabin space. Turbo.
Price. Transmission - both auto and manual. FUEL ECONOMY.
Tiguan Is No Countryman — Our Tiguan was meant to be a family vehicle, purchased while my wife was pregnant with our son. As it was only the second vehicle to be purchased/leased in Central Florida, we knew more about it than the dealership. Scary. When the Mini Countryman came out, we drove the S version and were sold. We traded the Tiguan and have never regretted it. The fuel economy is way better, the looks are awesome, and rowing gears with a proper manual makes all the difference in the world. I forgot to mention that we can spin the tires readily now.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SEL Review
suv size perfect for small family; excellent fit and finish, gas mileage good for suv. lots of power with turbo engine when needed, great handling
have had four significant problems: 2 covered under warranty [cooling system failure and intake manifold replacement]; 2 not covered [acceleration control ($400) and Xenon headlight replacement ($200!)] -- seems to be too many expensive problems for a car with 55000 miles
Purchased New For $36000, Very Satisfied, Except For Maintenance Problems — Love the car, except have lost some confidence due to unusual maintenance problems. Reliability and everyday operating seems good, but we are worried about the long term economics of our purchase. We keep cars for long periods. So far Nissan and Toyota vehicles have been the best buys. We would recommend the Tiguan with reservations regarding maintenance.
Primary Use: Family transportation
BeccaG writes:
2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SE Review
power and handling
cargo capacity, premium gas required, gas mileage
So-so Car For A Family That Travels — Fun to drive. But not near enough cargo space for a family of three with a big dog. I often find that I can't even fit all my groceries in the trunk. Gas mileage is so-so. Requires premium gas. Nice that VW recommends changing oil only every 10k miles. But requires full-synthetic oil which is expensive. VW customer service is very good.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Luka writes:
2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SEL Review
lebel reputation(golf or rabbit if you like)
Tiguan — first at all motor....gooood...then DSG gear.....quality is good....truth not perfect.....do not like 235/50 18 tyres....but performance of them is excellent.....body shape is nice for day to day ride....not too big not too small...
Primary Use: Family transportation
Anne writes:
2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SEL Review
Great car with a lot of roominess but compact enough to fit in any space
Lower quality plastics used in chrome plating and bumper units resulting in abrasion and scratching
Vw Tiguan — Small enough to get into small spaces in Paris, but big enough to fit the dog, friends, and suitcases. Has great pickup and is a blast to drive. Chrome plating on interior/extrior trim is not great quality and definitely already too many recalls and problems with electronics in the handbreak.
Roger writes:
2009 Volkswagen Tiguan Review
Buy one!
Nothing negative
Tiguan Star, On The Cars Heaven! — Super, Top Quality, 4-wheeldrive, dieselengine with enough power. High torque. Lots of space to load. Low fuelconsumtion. 0,54 on the highway, 0,67 mixed and 0,9 with a 1.800 kg heavy caravan on the hook. Tiguan is the very best car in it´s class!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2009 Volkswagen Tiguan S Review
Mark writes:
2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SE Review
Performance, handling, practicality, comfort, fit and finish, ride quality, upgradability, good fuel economy
A little small for cargo, 3 adults across the back seat is a stretch
The Tig Does Not Disappoint — My Tiguan has the 4Motion AWD system, which provides excellent traction in all weather conditions. Stock, it drives quite well, with good acceleration and excellent braking and cornering. It's a very solid-feeling German car, typical of my experiences with VW in the recent past. I have added to it the APR Stage I reprogramming, which made the car CONSIDERABLY more fun to drive, reportedly adding close to 50 bhp and gobs of torque; it's a rocket SUV. In just under 12 months of ownership I've got almost 33,000 miles behind the wheel, and I still love this car. Tows my popup like a champ, drives like a sporty sedan, dusts a lot of ricer cars, and looks cool on the road. A winner!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
amli writes:
2009 Volkswagen Tiguan Review
i wish there was keyless entry
Centennial writes:
2009 Volkswagen Tiguan SE Review
Build Quality, Performance, Interior styling
cost of ownership, gas mileage
The Tiguan Is A Crossover That I Would Recomend Checking Out!!!!!! — Overall the Tiguan is a reliable, functional, and a practical suv. It has the acceleration and handeling of a sports car with the apperance and fun factor of an suv. The Tiguan is a crossover that I would recomend checking out!!!!!!
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2010 Volkswagen Tiguan Reviews
Best Suv I've Ever Had.
I love the fact that its an SUV that is powerful yet comfortable. Its sporty and really impresses the people around. Turbo is powerful as well, however your fuel economy is affected everytime you enga... Read More
Sleek, Professional, And Gas Sipper...
I can't say enough that this is a professional car big enough for a family but small enough for great gas mileage. The Turbo has great pick up when you need to get up and go! The black interior really... Read More
2011 Volkswagen Tiguan Reviews
New Facelift 2011 Vw Tiguan Sport.
I bought this mk2 Tiguan new in November 2011 and am so far very happy with it. The ride, handling and acceleration are very good for the size of the vehicle. I got the Dynaudio speaker upgrade and ... Read More
2012 Volkswagen Tiguan Reviews
Great Looking Family Car
Super fun ride with the Turbo, good family car, bluetooth is great for music, heated seats are a plus in Colorado, smooth ride, small cargo space, uses premium fuel (yikes), but good gas mileage, all ... Read More
Power And Handling Are Excellent!
My wife drives this car and she loves it. We use to own a 2009 VW Tiguan but my wife was in a very bad accident. The car was totaled. We went back to the dealer and purchased the exact car. Read More
2013 Volkswagen Tiguan Reviews
Sharp Compact Suv. Plenty Available. Probably Not Large Enough For A Growing Family.
I like the price and performance, plus modest running costs. She is a little vixen. A wild young thing! Not a teenagers car. Needs a mature owner to tame the beast. Watch that turbo kick. She re... Read More
I'm A German Convert
Thsi car is extremely safe. I owned a Tiguan prior to this one. In the first Tiguan I was involved ina multi car pileup, where I was not at fault. My Tiguan was struck once by a Ford Escape at full... Read More


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What's Inside a Shotgun Shell and Why
A huge variance in capability can all come out the business end of a single gun. That's because you can precisely tailor what's inside a shell to your specific needs. Here's how.
A huge variance in capability can all come out the business end of a single gun. That's because you can precisely tailor what's inside a shell to your specific needs. Here's how.
The electronic auction site is turning into a prime location for ex military gear – despite it being illegal.
This past Friday, in 1904, pyschologist B.F. Skinner was born. His contribution to the world? This pigeon-guided missile system, among other things. Yes, actually.
The auction site violates its own rules by allowing the trade of gun part within its domain.
This is what Lockheed Martin's new laser can do. I think it's safe to say that truck won't be going anywhere anytime soon. Read More >>
This excellent video shows master archer Byron Ferguson destroying a falling aspirin tablet — and many other impossibly hard-to-hit small objects — with his arrow in glorious super-slow motion. See more >
A look around Las Vegas Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade show: the biggest of its kind in the US.
Remember the 80s film WarGames? Yeah, well that actually happened.
This Terminator-like weapon is Colt's latest, greatest invention. Developed with Defence Research and Development Canada
Since the early 1960s, after a rocky start, the M16 has solidified its place as a modern military companion. Watch its history here.
You can just see Q whipping out a couple of these elastic-flinging bad boys for 007 himself.
This 23,000-acre complex of bunkers has stored the biggest cache of chemical weapons in the US since World War II. Now, it's the site of a huge operation to destroy them. Read More >>
It's basically the best shield against a gun we have.
There are plenty of ways to kill a zombie, but everyone knows destroying the brain is the most important ingredient.
It'll be shown off Naval at the Future Force Science and Technology Expo in Washington D.C. on February 4th
One thing slingshots have always been missing was a nice, satisfying bang. Until now.


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After a record-setting season, Tulsa has eyes on bigger prize
No one is sick of hearing about the effect the loss of quarterback Paul Smith will have on Tulsa more than David Johnson.
After four years of being Smith's backup, Johnson has earned the fortunate and unfortunate distinction of succeeding the most accomplished quarterback in Tulsa history.
Smith set Conference USA single-season records for total offense (370.3), passing yards (5,065), total touchdowns (60 rushing/passing) and TD passes (47). He threw for more than 300 yards ...
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2008 College Football Preview
The long wait for the start of the 2008 college football season is finally over. Get ready for the season with an in-depth look at the teams, trends, players and coaches. Index
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• Maisel: Let the campaign '08 debate begin
• Bloggers: State of each conference
• Schlabach: Hot and not for 2008
• Maisel: Full speed ahead for offenses
• Maisel: Defending the fast-tempo spread
• Maisel: Nation's fastest teams
• Forde: SEC coaches in a league of their own
• Forde: Johnson stuck as SEC's roadie
• Schlabach: The nation's alpha-male coaches
• Schlabach: Coaches on the hot seat
• Maisel: Road left to travel for black coaches
• Schlabach: Critical mass await Ohio State
• Edwards: Are BCS voter tired of the Buckeyes?
• Edwards: Parity puts BCS at crossroads
• Feldman: Ten best-kept secrets
2008 Preseason All-America team
• Maisel: Preseason All-America team
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• Eighth annual Herbie Awards
• ESPN's experts' predictions
• Schlabach: Games to watch
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• Bloggers: Preseason conference predictions
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• Schlabach: Clemson craving title
• Dinich: In the Wake of success
• Dinich: Coast toast for Hokies?
• ACC needs Canes, Noles to win
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• Rittenberg: Innovation not new to Big Ten
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• Schlabach: Pryor's role with Ohio State
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• Maisel: Big 12 QBs face burden of proof
• Griffin: Where have the Big 12 runners gone?
• Griffin: Northern exposure
• Feldman: Is Crabtree the best college WR ever?
Big East
• Schlabach: Stewart's challenge at West Virginia
• Bennett: Knight moves focused on Teel
• Tulsa building foundation for success
• Pirates sailing toward uncharted waters
• Watson: Are the Irish coming of age?
• Watson: Tenuta's tenacious D
• Maisel: Army exploring its options
• Watson: MAC QBs hope to share the spotlight
• Dinich: Golden touch working at Temple
• Watson: NIU's Kill found new perspective
Mountain West
• Watson: BYU-Utah going national?
• Watson: TCU looks to regroup
• Maisel: Son also rises at UCLA
• Miller: Stable is the USC Way
• Miller: Huskies counting on Locker
• Low: SEC's uncertain QB landscape
• Low: Tebow still learning
• Maisel: Richt knows expectations
Sun Belt
• Schlabach: Coach, QB to keep Owls soaring
Western Athletic
• Watson: Will tough schedule propel Fresno State?
• Watson: QB battle has Nevada thinking big
• Georgia tops preseason power rankings
• Preseason Bottom 10: Lollapaloozers
• Conference preseason power rankings
• Bloggers: Ranking the coaches | Hot seat
• Podcast: Ivan, Mark discuss '08 season
• Podcast: Beano, Ivan talk coaches
• Chat wrap: Kicking off the season
• Rank 'em: ESPNU Fan Poll
• Rank 'em: How tough is each team's schedule?
• Predict the college football upsets each week.
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