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Get ready for the most wonderful time of the year! With Christmas arriving just around the corner, it is time to start filling your home with holiday cheer. Add a few holiday accents here and there, get your cookie baking supplies ready, and update the guest bedroom to prepare your home for the fun and festivities ahead!
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A batch of cookies fresh from the oven sweetens any occasion?celebrate year-round with fresh-baked treats for family and friends. ...Our collection of cookie cutters in a huge array of fun shapes and sizes is perfect for kids? parties or after-school snacks, and helps create the perfect complement to ice cream and coffee. read more
Colorful felt garland not only adds a little Christmas cheer to your home, but it also serves as a great reminder for what holiday... you're celebrating. read more
Features: Material: 100% cotton Tied with multi-stripe ribbon Machine wash cold separately, tumble dry low Four each of three colo...rs Weight and Dimensions Additional Weights and Dimensions: Overall Width - Side to Side: 18 inches Overall Depth - Front to Back: 18 inches Overall Product Weight: 1.3 lbs Specifications Pattern: SolidRecommended Wash Type: Machine washable Product Type: NapkinColor: Muticolor Material: 100% CottonPieces Included: 12 napkins (4 napkins of each color), one ribbon Number of Items Included: 13Shape: Square Product Care: Machine Wash Cold Separately / Tumble Dry Low read more
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Bring nature in to your home with the 17 in. Natural Vine Deer. Place next to your Christmas tree or place among garland on your m...antel. This is a great accent piece for any holiday decor theme. Red poinsettia neck accent Indoor use only Great holiday accent item Light weight for easy storage MFG Model # : 1723720 MFG Part # : 5560994 read more
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Beautiful washi tape in shimmery silver! Add elegance to cards, invitations, crafts and more. 32 foot roll. Size - 5/8" width
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Why We Love It Transform soft-frosted cupcakes, cookies, brownies and more into delicious masterpieces with our Ticings Cozy Holi...day Icing Toppers. These edible icing decorations add the perfect visual flair to desserts for holiday gifts and celebrations. Better yet, these vegan toppers are gluten and fat free, and very easy to apply to nearly all types of frosting. What You Need To Know Made of thin, edible icing sheets 15-Count in 2 assorted designs Gluten and fat free; vegan Applies to most dessert frostings No refrigeration required for storage; 12 month shelf life Store in a cool, dry place Made in United States Product Specifications 2"Dia. each read more
Spread holiday cheer with wondrous gifts in the Holiday Splendor collection by Mikasa. Crafted of fine porcelain, and decorated in... 24K gold trim, each piece is sure to bring joy to the holiday season. This Nutcracker tidbit plate is perfect for bit sized snacks or as a candy dish, but also makes a great festive accent on its own. Makes a great gift. Packaged in red Mikasa Holiday photo box. Nutcracker tidbit plate measures 8-1/2 inch long x 3-1/4 inch wide. Weight: 2.77 lbs. Height: 1.25 in. Width: 3.35 in. Length: 8.50 in. read more
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Quality review again W1zzard. Does anyone know any Muskin suppliers in the UK ive had a quick look cant really find any.
Another great review, W1z. And, not to knock this kit, it's a very good product, but my Crucial Ballistix DDR2-800 2GB kit will do 1200Mhz 5-5-5-15 @ 2.3v, or 1072Mhz 4-4-4-12. It's significantly cheaper, too.

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I've been playing around with this iridescent plastic I pilfered from my wife's gift wrapping station. It comes wrapped around a piece of copper wire. When you peel it off you end up with a cool looking, crinkly sheet of plastic that's fold able. Anyway, this is something that I came with. What do you think? I don't know what the fish think yet, might get to try it this afternoon. Eric
Looks interesting....Is it folded over and tied in at the head? The twisted rope might make a nice minnow body if you can get the wire out without untwisting:hmmm:
Yes, it's creased down the middle and cut to taper. Then the forward corners are folded over paper airplane style, and tied at the point. From below, it looks like gill plates. Eric
Very Nice!. The fly looks outstanding. A colleague has share some bulk silk fibers that she uses for spinning yarn. It is pretty good looking stuff. Have tied some dubbed bodies with it but haven't given them the water and fish test yet.
I have used this same material for wings on housefly, cranefly, dragonfly patterns. You can find it without the wire also. It is called Raffia Ribbon. I happened to find mine at a Goodwill and only endeded up with about a foot of it.. If your going to buy a normal roll of it, it wouldn't hurt to go in with someone, you will have enough for a lifetime. It is pretty cool stuff, havn't tried it for bodies though...Looks like that will be my next use from the results youve shown us.
The fly looks good . I use the same material for shellbacks on scuds and have had good results , BUT , I bought the material from a fly shop for about 3 bucks for a 8 x 4" piece . Yikes . Time to schedule a trip to Michaels .
That dog oughtta hunt. It will be interesting to see if the finish will stay on the product; often I find that to be the weakness of (non fly shop) flash material. I've used Christmas garland and what not for flash, to find that it doesn't hold up in the water and after use. Hope your fare better! I really like and appreciate your ability to identify a potential product and skills to utilize it in a pattern. Great job!


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About MeI'm new in the modeling world but I'm looking to expand. I'm open to any new ideas pitched forth, and I look forward to any possible shoots in the future. Feel free to contact me through my personal profile on here, and I'll give you all other methods of contact from there. Thanks for everything.Friends |


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Dr. Linda F. Fikes graduated from the University of Wisconsin Medical School in 1982. She works in Milwaukee, WI and specializes in Family Medicine and Internal Medicine - Geriatrics. Dr. Fikes is affiliated with Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Aurora St Lukes Medical Center and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare Franklin.
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Journalist and author Tim Woodward says its time to set the record straight. Analysis on Iowa's Primary Results By Ben Kieffer & Emily Woodbury • Jun 4, 2014 Newfrontiers / https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/legalcode Three open congressional seats from Iowa are up for grabs in this November's midterm elections – a very rare occurrence in Iowa politics! Today on River to River, an analysis of last night's primary results for those races. Joining host Ben Kieffer are guests Kathie Obradovich, of the Des Moines Register, and Tim Hagle of the University of Iowa. Ben asks them about the candidates' strengths, possible weaknesses, and he has them ponder campaign strategies each camp is likely to employ leading up to November. Birds of the Upper Midwest By Charity Nebbe & Dennis Reese • Mar 27, 2014 Elizabeth Reetz Of all the birds that make their home (even for just a season) in Iowa, we may know their common names (sparrow, robin, etc.), but not their scientific names. 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Iowa's Place in the Midwest By Charity Nebbe & Sarah Boden • Dec 11, 2013 Charity Nebbe / The view from "Talk of Iowa" host Charity Nebbe's front door at sunset. What makes Iowa stand apart from the rest of the Midwest. Tom Morain of Graceland University in Lamoni and Mike Draper of Raygun, the Des Moines-based satirical t-shirt company, sit down with host Charity Nebbe to discuss Iowa unique. Biking in Iowa By Charity Nebbe • Sep 16, 2013 jcarwil / Flickr Cool, crisp air, beautiful fall foliage, great trails and great restaurants, autumn is a wonderful time to go for a long bike ride. Host Charity Nebbe talks with travel writer Jennifer Wilson about bicycling destinations in Iowa. 2013 Iowa State Fair By Katherine Perkins & John Pemble • Aug 15, 2013 Photo by John Pemble Guest hosts Katherine Perkins and John Pemble go to the 2013 Iowa State Fair. They introduce us to a legally blind painter and a famous quilter. They watch fairgoers shear sheep and clean fish. 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Genre/Form: | Nonfiction films Educational films Short films History |
Material Type: | Videorecording |
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Richard C Beacham; Ian Thompson; University of Warwick.; Films for the Humanities (Firm) |
OCLC Number: | 22464199 |
Notes: | Originally copyrighted by University of Warwick in 1989. |
Credits: | Graphics, Clive Edwards. |
Performer(s): | Richard Beacham. |
Description: | 1 videocassette (ca. 30. min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. |
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Series Title: | Ancient theatre & its legacy. |
Responsibility: | written and presented by Richard Beacham ; produced and directed by Ian Thompson ; University of Warwick. |
Traces the earliest Renaissance attempts to stage classical drama through the application of medieval concepts of production.
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HIPAA and Omnibus Final Rule - Privacy
Prepare for the compliance deadline on September 23, 2013 with the help of this on-demand webinar!
Understand what the Privacy Rule is and how it will be affected by the Final Rule. Learn about patients' right to privacy, protected health information (PHI) and how you can use and disclose PHI. This presentation will also assist you in determining who your business associates and non-business associates are.
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Observe safety, security and hygiene
module name | Observe safety, security and hygiene |
Module title |
Observe safety, security and hygiene |
Related Qualification |
Uganda Vocational Qualification 1 (UVQ 1) HOTEL ROOM ATTENDANT / Uganda Intermediate Craft Certificate (UICC) (HOTEL ROOM ATTENDANT) |
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Hotel Room Attendant M2 |
Level of competence |
1 |
Module purpose |
After completing this module, the trainee(s) will be able to observe workplace safety rules, security, hygiene and environment at the workplace. The trainee(s) will also be able to demonstrate basic first aid and fire prevention and fighting procedures. |
Learning-Working Assignments (LWAs) |
LWA 1: Perform first aid and fire fighting procedures. LWA 2: Carry out safety and emergency measures. LWA 3: Demonstrate HIV and AIDS awareness. LWA 4: Observe work and personal hygiene and grooming. LWA 5: Carry out security measures. |
Related Practical Exercises (PEXs) |
LWA 1: Perform first aid and fire fighting procedures PEX 1.1 Demonstrate first aid on a victim with body injuries. PEX 1.2 Demonstrate first aid on an electric Shock victim. PEX 1.3 Demonstrate basic fire prevention and fire fighting. LWA 2: Carry out safety and emergency measures PEX 2.1 Demonstrate the safe use, handling and storage of the different tools, equipment and materials. PEX 2.2 Perform the safe use, handling, storage and disposal of flammable and non flammable materials. LWA 3: Demonstrate HIV and HIV awareness PEX 3.1 Identify the causes and implications of HIV and AIDS at the workplace. PEX 3.2 Promote HIV/ AIDS and family planning awareness at the workplace LWA 4: Observe work and personal hygiene and grooming PEX 4.1 Carry out work hygiene practices. PEX 4.2 Perform personal hygiene and grooming. LWA 5: Carry out security measures PEX 5.1 Demonstrate measures to be taken in suspicious situations. PEX 5.2 Demonstrate action to be taken in case of a bomb threat. PEX 5.3 Apply control measures for keys. |
Occupational health and safety |
Precautions, rules and regulations on occupational health, safety and environmental protection, included in the related knowledge listings as well as in test items should be observed and demonstrated during LWAs and PEXs. |
Pre-requisite modules |
None |
Related knowledge/ theory |
Occupational theory
Average duration of learning |
10 weeks (including 24 hours of occupational theory) [to be reviewed with regard to learning on the job and learning in a training centre]. |
Suggestions on organization of learning |
The acquisition of competencies (skills, knowledge, attitudes) described in this module may take place: A. On the job (in a hotel guest's room & pantry) with related learning of theory through off-the-job instructions (e.g. during evenings or weekends at training centres) Or: B. At a training centre only, provided that all equipment and materials specified below are in place. |
Assessment |
Assessment to be conducted according to established regulations under the guidance of the relevant body. Assessment of competencies to be done by using related Practical and Written Test Items from Item Bank (refer to Part II of the ATP (Hotel room attendant) for samples labelled related Duty/Task "E, F, G"). |
Required tools/ equipment/implements |
Fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, water sprinklers, water hose reel, fire blankets, sand buckets, dummies, blankets, stretchers, vacuum cleaners, floor care machines, shampooing machines, brushes and mops, buckets, brooms, squeegees, dustpans, cleaning clothes, and dusters, trolleys, waste and sani bins, keys. |
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We studied the distribution and density of passerine birds in relation to Wolfberry (Symphoricarpos occidentalis) and Silverberry (Elaeagnus commutata) shrub coverages on mixed-grass prairies of central North Dakota. Birds were counted along shrubby and shrubless transects during the 1982 breeding season. Species richness and total density of birds were greater on shrubby transects. Five species were more abundant on shrubby transects. Availability of woody nesting substrates best explained differences in bird species abundances. Differences in shrub coverages between transects were probably the result of different land-use practices. Land management practices which modify shrub coverages can alter the composition of passerine bird communities.Additional Publication Details
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Hering, Karl Ewald Konstantin (1834–1918), German physiologist and psychologist. Hering is known for his great influence on contemporary sense physiology and the evolution of modern psychology, especially Gestalt psychology. His early research was on binocular vision. From 1861 to 1864 he published a five-part study on visual space perception. In 1868 with Josef Breuer he discovered the reflex reaction that originates in the lungs and is mediated by the fibers of the vagus nerve and that is now known as the Hering-Breuer reflex. In a series of papers published between 1872 and 1875 he presented his theory of color vision. From that time onward, he devoted most of his career to studying color phenomena.
Breuer, Josef (1842–1925), Austrian physician and physiologist. A major forerunner of psychoanalysis, Breuer is famous for relieving the patient "Anna O." of her hysteria by inducing her to recall, while under hypnosis, traumatic experiences of her early life. He reached the critical insight that neurotic symptoms derive from unconscious processes and that the symptoms can disappear when the processes are made conscious. Sigmund Freud was an early colleague of Breuer, and in 1895 the two men wrote a book on hysteria in which Breuer's method of psychotherapy was described. In 1868 with Karl Hering he described the Hering-Breuer reflex.


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Guests board motor coach. Drive time to Hoover Dam is approximately 45 minutes.
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Donald Trump loosens his suit-clad shoulders, grips the driver he's pulled from a top-class selection of golf clubs and swings it back and forth. Feeling adequately warmed up he lines up the club with the tee and in less than a second a powerful shot sees the dimpled white ball fly about 260 yards straight down the middle of the fairway. That's almost as good as a professional, according to Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) averages.
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A short time later the US businessman tells Arabian Business during our one-on-one interview: "I don't think I'm going to top my drive like I did... that ball was 260 down the middle. It's very hard to do that; you're in a suit, you're playing with a club and you don't even know what the shaft is and you hit it down the sprinkler heads, you go right down... the middle of the fairway. I won't be able to better that drive."
Trump has ordered his men to collect the golf ball and frame it with the club he used. It will go on display in the clubhouse of the new Trump International golf course he's building as part of Akoya by Damac, a 29 million sq ft master development in Dubai.
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Posted by: Colin Occupants Sunday, 1 June 2014 2:16 PM[UAE] - DubaiI play golf regularly and I've never seen or heard of people playing in groups of 8, I'm fairly certain all the courses will limit this to groups of 4 as is the standard all over the world.
Posted by: Amjad Sunday, 1 June 2014 9:03 AM[UAE] - JordanMost people don't realize that Donald Trump has never put or would put any penny in those proposed projects in Dubai. The reality is that Nakheel paid Trump to be able to use his name on the Palm project and attract buyers and same goes for Damac, it is a project by Damac and they paid Trump to put his name.
Posted by: Peter Reilly Tuesday, 10 June 2014 4:42 PM[UAE] - Ireland?Trump's golf courses lose money in the States; the designer selected by Trump is not even ranked in the top 20; Trump never puts up any of his own capital; Damac will sell a couple hundred homes and then watch the project die out; Damac needs lot sales to occur or the project dies...
Posted by: Matt Williams Saturday, 31 May 2014 12:31 PM[UAE] - UAE.....in other words another jolly big advert for this development....groan.
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Author | Manning, Mark L.; Davidson, Michael; Manning, Rana L. |
Year Published | 2004 |
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Citation | Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research, Vol. 28(4), pp. 444-462 |
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Avocado Shrimp Salad Recipe
Start any meal with Avocado Shrimp Salad from Patricia Collins of Imbler, Oregon. Patricia made a delightful cilantro-lime dressing that lightly coats the romaine, avocado and shrimp. The tart dressing has a bit of a jalapeno kick, but feel free to cut back on the peppers, if necessary.
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 1/3 cup lime juice
- 1/3 cup finely chopped onion
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 3 tablespoons white vinegar
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped seeded jalapeno pepper
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 6 cups torn romaine
- 1/2 pound cooked small shrimp
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and sliced
- 1. In a small bowl, whisk the first 10 ingredients. Divide romaine among four plates; top with shrimp and avocado. Drizzle with dressing. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1-1/2 cups) equals 397 calories, 35 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 111 mg cholesterol, 731 mg sodium, 9 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber, 15 g protein.
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Q. A while ago, I was invited to update my iPhone3G to iOS4.
A. This turned my working iPhone into a snail. Q. A couple of nights ago, I was invited to update my iPhone3G to iOS4.1. A. This turned my iPhone3G into a paperweight. Q. Today I am invited to update Safari on my iMac? A. ????? Bonus Question - In a couple of months we will be invited to update £599 worth of iPad with iOS4.2 I think. Bonus Answer - It will be a while before I trust Apple again with another update. Maybe Steve Jobs would like to call me on my iPhone to discuss? Oh right, the iPhone is now a paperweight. Sorry Steve. |
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Member Since: May 20, 2008
Location: U.S.
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Mac Specs: 13" MB 2.4ghz, 2gig ram, OS 10.7.5
Sounds like you have had a series of unfortunate circumstances.
I'm guessing (and what I'm really saying is I'm VERY sure)...many other folks have been able to update their iPhones to iOS 4.0, iOS 4.1...and have been able to update Safari on their Mac's...all with success. When three unfortunate circumstances all happen to the same person...it's possible something other than Apple/Steve Jobs is at fault: - maybe something wrong with the hardware - maybe software conflicts between installed apps. & the updates - maybe a "user" induced issue - maybe a combination Sounds like most of the problems are related to the iPhone (2 iOS update issues)...maybe the iPhone is having a hardware problem. Maybe you should do the Safari update on your Mac. Maybe it will go fine..and your confidence in Apple/Steve Jobs will be partially restored. Also...I bet that you have done multiple updates in the past...and I bet many many of them went just fine. So let's not forget how well things went in the past/previously when giving out poor marks to Apple. - Nick p.s. I agree...Apple is not perfect! I could give you a list of complaints as long as my arm for various things I've experienced over my 25 years of Apple experience. - Too many "beachballs", read this: Beachballs - Computer seems slower than it used to? Read this for some slow computer tips: Speedup - Almost full hard drive? Some solutions. Out of Space - Apple Battery Info. Battery |
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Member Since: Jan 23, 2008
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Posts: 43,452
Mac Specs: 27" iMac i5, 3.2 GHz, iPad 3, iPhone 5c, 3 iPods, Yosemite
The latest issue (Oct) of Mac Life magazine has a nice article about the disastrous implementation of IOS 4 on the 3G. Their recommendation in the article is to downgrade your 3G back to IOS 3.1.3. They also list the procedure and have links to download firmware. Check it out. |
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Member Since: Jul 14, 2008
Posts: 682
Mac Specs: iMac 2.66 GHz 20", iPad 32GB 3G, iPhone 16GB 3G
That did bring a smile to my face
However, the problem is the iPhone sticks at the same point in the progress bar no matter which file I try to install. Is there any way there could be a log file which remembers where it went wrong? It seems odd that it always hangs at the same point, even with different files. |
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