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The only thing more fun than a barrel of monkeys is a monkey joined by his frog, rabbit, dinosaur, penguin, elephant, and zebra friends! Handmade with 100% sheep wool, each is lovingly created by skilled artisans in Nepal.
- Wool & polyester fiber filling
- Non-toxic and non-allergenic
- Elephant, Frog, Monkey, Penguin, & Rabbit are approximately 14" H (35 cm); Dinosaur is approximately 10.5" L (26.7 cm); Zebra is approximately 12" L (30.5 cm)
- Not recommended for children under 3
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January 20, 2015 - They are GREAT. Larger than I had expected, I don't think I read the dimensions before buying the frog. It's lovely and the recipient loved it.
January 12, 2015 - I got the penguin but I think all of these are adorable and make wonderful squishy fun gifts.
May 30, 2014 - Got as "Mother's Day" gifts for granddaughter who has bunny. She loved it and called to thank us. Great cause and adorable items.
March 1, 2014 - I got the zebra and just LOVE it. Really large, very well-made, and just the most darling expression. Recommend highly -- I may buy the elephant as well.
February 4, 2014 - I want them all, but could only afford one, so i went for the Monkey...adorable. One way or another I want to get them all...zebras next..who wants to show me some love?
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Nepal has few roads and is mostly connected by narrow trade routes and crisscrossing footpaths. Where the roads end, goods are carried on the backs of mules, dzos, yaks, or men and women. The difficulties of travel make it nearly impossible for individual artisans to make a living marketing and selling their wares outside of their local area. Everest helps their artisans reach national and international markets that were previously unavailable and provides customers with an ever-changing array of beautiful and unique handicrafts.
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Overall a pleasant stay but not sure I would go back any time soon.
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That poll found that a whopping 87 percent of Colorado Latino voters supported Obama this year. Only 10 percent polled said they supported Romney.
With 51% reporting Obama 50% Romney 48% in CO
Adams County 59315 O, 44,810 R
Plus CNN reports Obama winning non-Cuban Latinos big time in Florida which looks like were are about to win. Obama is ahead, and the major areas not reporting yet are the southern Florida counties we are expected to win. James Carville says "unofficially" as a contributor he interprets John Kings analysis of Florida as very favorable for Obama.
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First Wave of Exit Polls Shows Record Latino Turnout of 10% of Total Voters - Up From 7.4% in 2008
Elise Foley reports the first wave of exit polls show Latino voters are making up 10% of the overall electorate, a new record, and up from 7.4% in 2008 according to Exit Polls: Latino Voter Turnout Up.
Experts predicted record Latino voter turnout this year, and according to exit polls, they were right. CNN reported that Latino voters made up 10 percent of the overall electorate in early exit polls.
Latinos made up 7.4 percent of the overall vote in 2008, according to Pew Hispanic Center, and helped propel President Barack Obama to victory. Last time around, Obama won 67 percent of the Latino vote, and it's possible he'll win an even larger percentage this year. A tracking poll released Monday by Latino Decisions found that 73 percent of those voters support Obama, versus 21 percent who support Mitt Romney.
Elise Foley wrote an earlier article predicting this in Latino Vote Poll Trackers Predict Record Turnout
The weekly tracking poll found 87 percent of Latino voters say they are almost certain they will vote, including 8 percent who already voted early.
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Enthusiasm also increased among Latino voters -- a good sign for the president -- and now 45 percent say they are more enthusiastic about the 2012 election than they were in 2008, according to the poll.
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Liverpool: Daniel Sturridge & Thomas Ince close to joining
Liverpool are closing in on the signings of Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge and Blackpool winger Thomas Ince.
England forward Sturridge, 23, is expected to cost in the region of £12m.
Ince left Anfield 18 months ago under previous manager Kenny Dalglish but is set to move back for £6m.
Neither player has finalised personal terms but Liverpool are hopeful both deals can be completed in the first few days of the January transfer window.
Liverpool have put a deal in place with Chelsea for Sturridge, who has fallen out of favour with the London club.
The former Manchester City striker has only made seven league appearances for Chelsea this season, scoring one league goal against Tottenham in October.
His last league appearance for the Blues was in the 2-1 defeat by West Bromwich Albion on 17 November - Roberto Di Matteo's final league game in charge of the club.
Sturridge has not featured since Rafael Benitez arrived at Stamford Bridge, due to a hamstring injury.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is an admirer of Sturridge and tried to sign him on loan in August, but the Chelsea frontman wanted a permanent move.
Liverpool are currently 12th in the Premier League, with only 23 goals - 10 of which have been scored by Uruguay striker Luis Suarez.
Rodgers is keen to add to his striking options after letting Andy Carroll join West Ham on loan in August and then missing out on former Fulham striker Clint Dempsey on deadline day.
Ince, the 20-year-old son of former Liverpool midfielder Paul Ince, came through the academy at Anfield.
He has scored 13 goals for Blackpool in the Championship this season and attracted the attention of his former club who let him go to Blackpool for a compensation payment of £250,000 in August 2011.
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Comment number 96. Posted by Spurtle
on 19 Dec 2012 13:05Given how bad Liverpool's recent transfer history has been, it might be worth double-checking that they're not trying to sign Dean Sturridge and Paul Ince.
Comment number 16. Posted by jarvish
on 19 Dec 2012 12:28After Carroll, Downing and Henderson you would have thought they would have learned about buying ridiculously over-priced English players......
Comment number 21. Posted by thehughes
on 19 Dec 2012 12:30paying 6 mill for a kid we just let go for free sums us up, totally mis managed top to bottom
and if sturridge was top drawer chelsea wouldnt sell, pain me to say mid table signing -
Comment number 224. Posted by Andy_Carrolls_Barber
on 19 Dec 2012 14:19@7ChubbyPandas
Podolski cost lest than Sturridge :-/
Messi cost less than Bebe - what's your point? -
Comment number 358. Posted by Yellow Messiah
on 19 Dec 2012 16:17Great business by Liverpool as usual.
Selling your best young players for a pittance and buying them back at inflated prices. -
Comment number 75. Posted by Complete and utter horse
on 19 Dec 2012 12:57I wouldn't pay £12 for Sturridge in honesty. This is doing Chelsea a favour.
Comment number 155. Posted by jpatt26
on 19 Dec 2012 13:30Liverpools beloved King Kenny put them in the state they are now Rodgers has had to pick all that up and as for Sturridge (coming from a chelsea fan) i think he has done well for us just hasnt been given the chance he deserves like every other youngest at chelsea
Comment number 425. Posted by pdh
on 19 Dec 2012 18:25Wow! This is Liverpool making a big statement of intent... They're really looking to nail that midtable spot!!
Comment number 345. Posted by Storm of Swords
on 19 Dec 2012 16:08£12m for Sturridge? Did Liverpool learn nothing at all from the transfers of Henderson, Carroll, Downing?
Sturridge will add nothing to the team, he's a replica of Ngog. -
Comment number 204. Posted by martin murphy
on 19 Dec 2012 13:57Sturridge, good riddance, we never wanted him at the bridge, he was always a selfish ,
self centered walking ego, he couldnt score, ran away from every tackle, if the reds want him they must be really desperate . put the crazy fee towards a class act Falcao
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Andre Schurrle is 'not a striker' says Jose Mourinho, despite hat-trick for Chelsea against Fulham
German scored a hat-trick in Chelsea's 3-1 victory over Fulham on Saturday
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Jose Mourinho was quick to downplay any suggestion that Andre Schürrle could solve his goalscoring problems after the German's treble in Saturday's 3-1 win at Fulham.
"He is a cold blooded finisher, with good finishing technique, but he is not a striker," said the Chelsea manager.
Schürrle agreed. "I think I'm more of an attacker than a midfielder like Lamps [Frank Lampard]," he said, before adding, "I can play No 10, on the right side or something in between to get my runs from the deep and get some shots in."
''I think for me, when I play on the right wing and Eden [Hazard] on the left it's perfect because I know he can take on two or three people and have the quality to make the pass to me. When I start my run, he always knows that I'm running and sees me. There were two perfect passes from him [for Schürrle's first two goals]."
Indeed. Clinical finisher he may be, but Schürrle likes to attack space, not play with his back to goal. Which suggests at home, in particular, when opponents sit back, his goalscoring opportunities would be fewer. Then Mourinho would call for Samuel Eto'o, omitted from the matchday squad at Craven Cottage.
"Eto'o scores goals, but at home," said Mourinho. "He scores in the league, in the Champions League, but all of them at home. I think away is more difficult for him. He is our best striker to play at home because of his technique, his movement and his understanding with Eden and Oscar. Away he is showing some difficulties so we made the decision to start with Fernando [Torres] and have Demba [Ba] for the last part of the [Fulham] game."
Schürrle was poor in the first half. So were his team-mates but only Schürrle earned derision by wildly miscuing a free-kick. "When I took that free-kick and sent it into the crowd I admit I was thinking 'Oh my God – it's not going to be a good afternoon for me!' But like the team, I changed in the second half."
The catalyst was Mourinho telling the team at half-time: ''It's your s*** – sort it out!'' then leaving the dressing room.
Schürrle said: "He was only in the dressing room for 10-15 seconds, told us something I can't repeat, then left. Everybody knew we had to change and do our best to win the game."
That is the Mourinho effect. In a similar vein Schürrle seems to have accepted being left on the sidelines, despite being an £18m signing, until he adapted to Mourinho's demands.
This was only his second league start since scoring twice at Stoke in early December and Schürrle said: "We talked a lot. He told me I needed to change, to change my game and my body. And that's what I've done over the last two months. I've really worked very hard to be aggressive, to be in a good shape with my body. I did a lot in the gym. Now I'm ready to play more often."
Chelsea's victory took them four points clear but Mourinho insisted Manchester City, who would lead on goal difference were they to win their two games in hand, remained title favourites.
"I prefer to have the destiny in my hands, and only they have destiny in their hands," he said. "If [Chelsea] win every game until the end of the season, all 10 – which we won't – but if we do, maybe we are not champions. If they win all 12 games they have, they are champions. They have their destiny in their hands."
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Review this carBy JAIMISAN on Thursday, April 30, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 30,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "GREAT POWER GREAT TORQUE GOOD GAS MILEAGE"
Cons: "TURNING RADIUS IS SMALL"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
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By DB1701 on Wednesday, April 29, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 97,000
overall rating 2 of 10rating detailsPros: "Nice Design"
Cons: "Everything else."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I made a huge mistake purchasing this vehicle in 2013. I got this car after I was getting rid of a 2010 Focus which was a lemon as well. This car has been nothing but problems since I got it. The only plus for the car is the design in my opinion. The Powershift Transmission has been horrendous. I have had my clutch repaired four times in a year and it still doesn't run right. Car is a rolling death trap. I was always a Ford man, but they have lost a customer for life after two lemons in a row."
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By Bill on Monday, April 27, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 14,000
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "Style, price, economy, power, versatility."
Cons: "No rear floor mats."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I own a 2014 Ford Focus SE Hatchback. Overall, it is a very good value and as good as anything else out there in its' class and price range. Mine is the dual clutch automatic. Having eliminated the torque converter, both power and mileage are increased along with firm yet smooth shifts. I bought my car based upon its' looks, practicality and price. If I had to do it all over again, I'd still choose this car over any other in its' class."
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By ralphsrods on Sunday, April 26, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 13,000
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "Ride, quality feel"
Cons: "Dual clutch transmission."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"This car rides and handles great. The problem is the jerky dual clutch transmission. Had to have it towed to dealer first week we owned it because transmission light was on. They made some adjustments but now it is jerking when taking off. I will have to take it back for another check up. We are not buying this car when the lease is up. My wife is scared to pull out in traffic due to the jerking trans."
4 people out of 6 found this review helpful
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By ranger on Thursday, April 23, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 268
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsLikely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I traded in a 2008 Lincoln mkz, on the focus titanium , 4 years ago I said I would not ever own a focus, I drove this one, I bought it after the test drive, the ride and comfort sold me, very little road noise, great peppy little car, voice command systems allows you to adjust ac/radio/phone operations by voice commands . seats are more comfortable than the MKZ. First tank of gas averaged 32.8 mpg, which will improve after first 1000 miles. great value for the money."
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By Natasha on Thursday, April 23, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 34,000
overall rating 1 of 10rating detailsPros: "None. Don't buy it!"
Cons: "Everything. Worst car on the market!!!!!"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I've had my focus for approximately two years. A transmission chip failed 3 months after I purchased the car. It was finally fixed. Since I've had the car there is a "stutter" in the transmission in lower gears. Ford says this is normal and I have to learn to drive the car as if it were a manual transmission. Funny, I bought an AUTOMATIC because I don't know how to drive a MANUAL! I was almost t-boned by a semi after my transmission "stuttered" and I couldn't make it across two lanes of traffic. Good job, Ford! This is "normal" in their eyes... I hate this car and I will NEVER buy another Ford. Their customer service and my over all experiences have made me realize why people choose to not buy American made cars. So sad. Get it together, Ford!!!"
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"He hasn't respected me for a long time," Silva told Fox Sports. "In a lot of interviews, he talked a lot of s--- about me. At the press conference, I told him, 'I will make you respect me, bro.'"
Though Silva would eventually get the better of the former Strikeforce champion, it was Overeem who appeared in total control in the early going. "The Demolition Man" relied on his speed in round one, holding his hands by his sides while beating Siva to the punch.
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"My strategy was to go for the second and the third rounds, because I knew he didn't have good cardio and a good heart," said Silva. "I know he won the first round. When he put me on the ground [in round two] and used ground-and-pound, it didn't affect me too much. I said, 'Hey, let's go. Punch me hard, man. Let's go.' In the third round, he dropped his hands, and I did my job. I knew he was going to be tired in the third round."
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"I don't know [who I want to fight next]. Now I'm going back to my home to stay with my family. I'm going to rest two weeks and then go back to training," said Silva. "I'll fight [whomever] the UFC gives me -- whoever is best for the UFC. I'll be prepared for the next fight."
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Where do you go
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oh I'll let you know
just what to do and where to go
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GNOME 2: Still king of the Linux desktop
As 2012 draws to a close, this old favorite continues to reign supreme in many users' hearts.
It seems fair to say that Linux users enjoy a degree of choice that's unmatched by the proprietary players in the desktop computing world, what with the wide variety of both distributions and desktop environments from which they can choose.
For that reason, it's all the more striking when large numbers of users express a marked preference for the same thing.
Case in point? GNOME 2.
Despite the best efforts of projects including Ubuntu and GNOME itself to entice users with new, mobile-style interfaces--namely, Unity and GNOME 3--legions of Linux users have resisted with equal vigor, demonstrating in no uncertain terms that their longtime favorite still holds the key to their computing hearts.
The king returns
GNOME 2, of course, was long the default desktop interface in numerous Linux distributions, including Canonical's popular Ubuntu.
In 2011 the dramatically redesigned GNOME 3 arrived on the scene, however, right around the same time that its like-minded cousin, Unity, was made desktop Ubuntu's default interface. Both sparked considerable controversy.
Such has been the strength of many Linux users' preference, in fact, that over the past year or so we've seen the emergence of multiple efforts to recreate the good, old GNOME 2 experience, including the MATE and Cinnamon desktops and even whole distributions such as Fuduntu and SolusOS.
Then, finally, to the joy of many, the GNOME project announced that it was bringing GNOME 2 back.
What users want
This situation is by no means restricted to the Linux world, of course--just look to Windows 8's Modern UI for a parallel example on the proprietary side.
It is, however, a vivid illustration of the disconnect that seems to have arisen recently between software makers and large numbers of their users.
Both Unity and GNOME 3 have their fans, to be sure--as, no doubt, must Modern UI--but the fact is that new and shiny isn't always what users want; sometimes, they just want what has worked for them for years.
On that critical criterion, I hereby crown GNOME 2 this year's king of the Linux desktop.
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Blow to Tyneside as Siemens rules out bid for Parsons
The news about Parsons is likely to stun its 1,700 employees and unions, who had believed Siemens was one of the companies negotiating to buy the company. Protective redundancy notices were served on the workers' last month and also on a further 500 staff in Rolls-Royce's large boiler-making factory at Derby, which is also earmarked for sale or possible closure. The group has already put aside pounds 70m to cover redundancy costs out of total write-offs for the two plants of some pounds 250m.
Parsons is one of the most famous names in the heavy engineering industry, and is best known for developing the first steam turbine technology late last century. In recent weeks John Rose, chief executive of Rolls-Royce, is understood to have suggested privately that several companies were undertaking a due diligence review of Parsons with the possibility that there could be competition to buy the plant.
However, a source close to Siemens said yesterday: "This business is covered in red ink. They may sell it in pieces, but I don't see much chance of selling it as a whole. There's just too much overcapacity in the industry. People are closing factories rather than buying them, and small players like Parsons are being squeezed out."
Unions have been lobbying the Rolls-Royce board to keep the factory open but even senior managers based at the site have been kept at a distance from confidential discussions with interested parties. However, Chris Avery, an aerospace analyst with the French banking group Paribas, suggested the news from Siemens was not necessarily terminal for Parsons.
He said: "I still believe that there are several other companies which are currently very interested in Parsons. And the lack of interest from Siemens doesn't worry me too much."
The most likely bidders for all or part of the company are thought to be industrial power businesses from the Far East looking to gain a foothold in Europe, although a European group could buy the factory as a defensive move to block a potential Asian bidder.
Meanwhile, Siemens said it was delaying development of its high profile computer chip plant due to the world-wide collapse in semiconductor prices.
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Thank You Very Much. Have a blessed day.
I also recommend you ask your Dr. Naproxen can have similar effects of aspirin.
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Naproxen carries the same bleeding risks that aspirin does. If you are avoiding aspirin to prevent bleeding during surgery, you dont want to be taking naproxen either. To avoid surgical bleeding, the only over the counter pain reliever you can take is acetaminophen otherwise known as Tylenol. It is the only OTC pain med that doesnt increase risk of bleeding.
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