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FoodSaver® 8" and 11" Rolls let you create custom-sized bags to package and protect food and non-food items using your FoodSaver® Vacuum Sealing System. Made from the exact same material as our bags, FoodSaver® Rolls give you great flexibility. Simply cut a piece to your desired length, seal one end, fill and then vacuum seal. Channels and multi-layer construction blocks moisture and oxygen and makes the bags strong enough to simmer and microwave. BPA-free.
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your bags are great I run your machine and bags for deer, fish, and veges right off the farm. Everything I use it for turns out great, lasts a long time. It lets me buy bulk beef and chicken and save a bunch of money. Also, there is nothing better than corn on the cob off the grill in February, even a year after it has been vacuum-sealed. November 30, 2011
Great for quanity shopping My husband and I are the only ones in this house hold, but I like to buy in bulk to get better prices. So I buy and store with these bags. I put the date the weight and what it is and we are good for months... October 2, 2011
A money saving product Even though I am canning more items I still need to freeze a large amount of food products. We love our seal a meal and how much money we save in groceries. To purchase food when it is on sale and to be able to freeze without freezer burn is such a money saver. I no loger freeze in the zip style bags for long term saving. I will only use food saver seal bags for the rest of our lives. P.S. Also food tastes fresh. There is nothing like making a home made apple pie with our own apples any time of the year and it tastes like the apples just came off the tree. December 26, 2013
Keeps food fresh and meals conveniently at hand Easy to use and a necessary kitchen/cooking product. I put up many cooked items, as well as seafood - fish filets, shrimp (in the shells) and, of course ribeye steaks and other meats. When packing the shrimp, I use kitchen scissors to cut off the points on the shrimp head and also the tail protrusion. These items can puncture the vacuum bag. In addition, I use old one quart milk cartons to contain the shrimp and seal the entire carton of shrimp. When doing this method, it is unnecessary to remove the points from the shrimp. Previous to the Food Saver system, I had to save my fish filets and shrimp in containers of water to prevent food burn. That took up a very large amount of room in our three freezers. Now, we have space to spare! November 4, 2014
Great product This product would rate 5 stars if it consisted of three 8" rolls and two 11" rolls. I find I use more of the 8" size. Best value in rolls. November 28, 2011
I absolutely love my Food Saver. I usually order the Multi-pack bags because I can use the 8" for small items like hamburger /cheeses and the larger 11" bags for larger meats. The use of the Food Saver system greatly extends the life of freezer food and other refrigerator items like cheeses and cold cuts. I highly recommend this product! January 22, 2012
Wow! What a great product! My husband loves to shop for kitchen gadgets for me. He purchased the foodsaver about 2 years ago and unfortunately I just used it. My brother bought me a bushel of corn and I needed a quick and easy way to prolong the freshness of the corn. I used the foodsaver and got perfectly sealed bags of corn on the cob. Now I have an endless list of foods to save. I will start from my garden, the bushels of corn and wild game my brother usually supply. Oh yes. I have to order more bags. April 21, 2013
My Food saver This is my 4th one and I will continue to buy one till I die. For 2 people and buying family size meat packages to save money. I use my food saver almost daily. I have the lid saver also for sealing mason jars full of soups and able to freeze for later use. I love this item and it saves me money. In one month it has paid for its self. I recommend the FoodSaver in every house hold. Awesome product. I could do a commercial about all the things you can do with this appliance. Thanks for a wonderful invention. Sincerely Dianna Freideman Alpena, SD December 10, 2014
Great for fish We have found though that there is difficulty sealing if moisture present. Enjoy the bags, not available in bulk locally, so nice to have the option of having shipped to FPO/APO addresses. Thanks. January 17, 2012
SAVE Money with a FoodSAVER I cook extra in the winter and use my Foodsaver to freeze a meal or two to have when the hot summer is here. Chicken on sale? I use my Foodsaver. No more freezer brunt chicken. I use my Foodsaver for all my wild game meat. I always purchase extra Foodsaver bags. I wouldn't want to be caught without them. The Foodsaver is great for storing your garden seed year after year. I use my Foodsaver for everything. Even to store the first locket of hair from my grand baby. I LOVE MY FOODSAVER! I have saved hundred's of dollars with my Foodsaver. February 21, 2014
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Can not beat it for economy Anytime you want to save on expenses. buy bulk (i.e. 8 pork chops in a pkg) and using foodsaver, package them in pairs for freezing and I can tell you that we have had items loike that in our freezer( foodsaver packaged) for two to three months and they just as good as fresh. We ran out of the plastic bags so bought rolls and WOW , we will continue to have ssuccess in freezing smaller packages. The actual foodsaver device is easy to use and the supply(aka rolls) of bags is phenomenal to say the least. signed SR citizen. April 6, 2015
This product has saved me alot of money. I use my food saver for fish, game animals and buying bulk food. Friends and family had seen me using food that was sealed the previous year and they could not belive how fresh it stayed. Since then they have also purchased a sealer and have loved it. Great investment. No more brown hamburger under the red coloring. February 23, 2014
The biggest money saver in tour kitchen. Having a food saver allows you to save money on the things that cost the most , Meats , Poultry , and Seafood. When I see a big sale on something like chicken wings I buy a lot. I divide them into a meal size and seal them them and date them ( you can write on the food saver bag ) . Then I freeze them for when needed. When I see steaks on sale I will purchase at least 10 and use the food saver. Basically the food saver allows you to buy things on sale instead of having to pay whatever the normal price is. August 2, 2014
A family tradition. I have use the Food Saver system for years. I like this product so much that I have bought all my children one. I even keep one on hand just in cast mine should go down. I had it for years and it is still going strong. The bags are my number one goto Christmas presents.My family knows they are going to get Food Saver Products. I am always buying in large quantity and freezing it. When I make soup. chile, burgoo I always make them in large quantities then freezing and using the rest of the year. February 15, 2014
The Multi-Pack 8 and 11" rolls are a great buy. These Multi-Pack rolls are excellent for saving your food from the dreaded freezer burned foods you usually find in your freezer. I find that these Multi-Packs have the two sizes that I use most for packaging products for freezer storage and I can honestly say my lost product from freezer burn has gone from a real problem to a non-existent one. Which means buying in bulk saves me money as I get to use all of my product rather that losing my savings to freezer burn disposal Thank You Foodsaver July 31, 2014
This product performs fantastically. I have been using this product for over 20 years, and have come to rely upon its ability to keep my fish and game fresh and tasty well beyond its normal freezer life expectancy. This product is by far the best quality protector of all foods, even for soups, stews, chili, and gumbos. Through the years of experience, I have come to totally rely on its ability to perform to my expectations and to my satisfaction in keeping foods at their freshest, both in the freezer and in the refrigerator. February 16, 2014
Love this product My husband loves to buy everything in bulk. The Food Saver has been a very good investment for us. We no longer waste food to freezer burn. It is easy to use and love the fact that you can see at a glance what you have in the freezer. I use the rolls so I can make bags any size needed. The only negative thing I have to say is the words wore off the 2 buttons "Seal & Vac/Seal" after using it for less than 2 months. Other than that I recommend this to everyone it is a real money saver. July 31, 2014
FoodSaver® 8" & 11" Rolls, Multi-Pack I am very pleased with this product. I used some to hold ice for my cooler on a trip and the ice was not melted that was in the Food Saver bags but was in a Ziploc bag. December 22, 2013
This is a great product! I love these bags! My husband is a hunter and we use the foodsaver all the time. Keeps our food fresh all year! We are able to buy in bulk and save a lot of money. November 28, 2013
Very good product I have been using these bags for years and my food comes out of the freezer like the day I sealed them..I purposely left my sealed food in the freezer for 10 to 13 months and then opened and prepared the meat..after my family ate the food, I asked them if they tasted anything different..their response was, you used a different flavoring in the food..after I told about the aged meat, they told me the food tasted fresh and moist..that was good enough for me......Thanks Food saver February 24, 2014
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How to Treat Genital Warts in Women
The ugly skin lesions that grow in the genital area are called genital warts. They are caused by a Human Papillomavirus or HPV.
1Symptoms. These are very contagious and easily transmitted by an infected person through close skin to skin contact of the genitals. It can also get transmitted by oral, genital or anal sex. Once the virus penetrates the skin, it stays in the body for a long time. It takes months or even years before it will show symptoms. If you are infected with genital warts, you usually feel soreness, itching and redness on the genital area.Ad
2Treatment. There is no found cure for genital warts. If you are lucky enough, the warts and the virus will go away by itself. What usually done today is just to treat the symptoms and remove the warts? Numerous ways have been tested to treat genital warts. They say you can have it treated at home but still it is good to have a check up to make sure that there is no other HPV that may cause more risky conditions in the future. Genital warts may be removed but there is still a chance it will reappear since the HPV that causes it remains in the body.
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- Podophyllin resin is another topical medicine that can be applied on the lesions. It causes less irritation compared to podofilox. This must be done for several weeks.
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Free Advice: Learning from Others Simply by Listening
I had a lesson recently on both the importance of listening to others and how to effectively give advice. Have you received advice that you initially thought you should ignore, but then decided to follow it and were glad you did? Here's what happened to me. Let me know what happened to you.
A few weeks back, I was in Tennessee to work with teachers on the use of technology to differentiate instruction. As always, being an avid amateur geologist, I asked the teachers I was working with where one might go to look for interesting rocks. Knowing there was a lot of limestone in the area, and that limestone means fossils, I wasn't surprised when a fellow told me of a local town park by a river where I might find some interesting pieces.
After the final session of the day, I went back to the hotel, changed into outdoors clothes, and headed for the park. Walking along the river's bank and stopping to look at piles of rocks that had been washed downstream, I found a lot of limestone, but no fossils. Because limestone, unless disrupted, occurs in horizontal layers, it seemed to me this river was working along a layer that was pretty much devoid of fossils. Preparing to head back to my car, I was satisfied to have had an interesting walk and to not have seen any of the snakes that can hang out along overgrown waterways in the South.
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The area was fascinating -- quiet and empty except for me -- and I could only imagine the sounds, sights, and smells of that day in early January 1863 when it was the site of the bloodiest battle of the American Civil War to be fought in Tennessee. I stood silent for a time before heading back along the path and then along the river.
Almost back to my car, I glanced down toward the river one last time and noticed an area that had obviously been recently flooded. I saw scattered rocks, and I decided to take one last look. And that is where I found, right on the surface, a fossilized bison tooth -- a tooth from Bison antiques, to be specific, which my reading tells me lived in Tennessee during the Pleistocene era, some 130,00 to 150,000 years ago.
What a wonderful result from a chance conversation with a total stranger! Her advice was so open: "You ought to go see this." She made no demand. There had been no insistence. It was just a suggestion.
So, how about you? Who has given you advice that made a difference in your teaching, and how was it given? And how do you go about giving advice to your students so that they may be willing to follow it? Please share. (But only if you want to.)
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During my fourth year of teaching, I had a particularly difficult class. One day I was chatting with a teacher who had a reputation of being one of the strongest teachers in the school. (We met by chance in the parking lot as we were both leaving several hours after school had ended.) I asked him what made him such a good teacher. He said, "I love the students and they know it." (We were both teaching in a middle school.) This teacher then added, "By the way, it's obvious that you love the kids too." This little bit of encouragement helped me realize that I had what it took to be a great teacher. It also helped me realize that it was OK to put a little less of myself into the classroom and encourage students to put a little more of themselves into it.
I really enjoyed reading this article, and I agree with it, I beleive that we should consider each massage that are sent to us be faith, and always keep our eyes open for other choices and signs, and this is really important in teaching and dealing with students and other teachers.
How to give advice to students so they may be willing to follow it is a difficult thing to do. Often times, I don't know that the student really wants advice. Rather a person who will listen to them and focus on what they are saying with there full attention. When advice is sought, I try not to let my personal opinions and beliefs influence the student. I try to guide them more than tell them what I think they should do.
I think listening is a lost art. Our busy lives perpetuate a haste in our conversations and relationships that we rarely take the time to enjoy the process of listening. I believe listening to be a means of showing respect and care. While growing up I did nothing but listen. I enjoyed the learning and developed a large vocabulary. My suggestions are usually centered around reading selections. I enjoy listening to the reasons for reading engagement and then directing the reader to additional selections within their tastes. So far the matches have been beneficial, and some have even come back asking for more suggestions.
I don't think many people realize how difficult it is to really listen to another person without having any other thoughts or reservations. Real listening requires an open mind and a clear mind. Recently I was supposely listening to another teacher explain the assigned duties for recess. Something as simple as that! I found myself thinking about other things not even related to what she was saying. I say this to help me remember that my students are doing the same thing sometimes. I need to relate to my students when It is my turn to talk to them about school related matters. I wonder how much of what I am saying are they really listening to and what are they thinking about?
I have to say that your writing really reminded me that I need to listen more. Many times during the day, students come to me, but I am not always the listener I should be. Also, it is important as you said to suggest instead of insist. Thank you for sharing your story!
Sometimes I feel I am rushing students when they share their thoughts in class so that I can cover a whole lesson. I want my students to know I care about what they have to say, but sometimes I really need to finish covering material before the bell rings. When students come to me throughout the day, I show them I am listening by looking directly at them and setting aside what I am working on. I want them to feel the respect I have for them and their learning.
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"Mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton is creamy-voiced and appealing as the sorry-but-seduced Jane Seymour; her tell-all duet with Radvanovsky in the opening scene of the second act is a musical and dramatic highlight." - Chicago Reader
"With two sensational roles for women, you almost want to call 'Anna Bolena' 'Anne and Jane,' with Henry VIII's third wife, Jane Seymour, singing epic duets with second wife Anne Boleyn. That's not a knock against the wonderful work of soprano Sondra Radvanovsky, who tears into the massive role of Anna with gusto (her mad scenes at the end are frightening). Rather, it's to acknowledge that Jamie Barton as Jane, a tricky role to act in Donizetti's version of the story, also delivers a big, passionate performance." - Crain's Chicago Business
"The role of the guilt-ridden Jane Seymour offered Barton a splendid opportunity to display her plush, voluminous voice and dulcet bel canto phrasing." - Chicago Tribune
Bryan Hymel makes an impressive Lyric debut
Bryan Hymel "delivered the goods" as Percy - Chicago Sun-Times
"Hymel's voice stood revealed as a tenor of impressively heroic strength, sweetness and style, easily inhabiting the high tessitura." - Chicago Tribune
"In his company debut, Hymel displayed a gleaming tenor, throwing off clarion high C's and bringing firm dramatic conviction to his confrontation with Henry." - Chicago Classical Review
John Relyea smolders as Henry VIII
"Bass John Relyea is smoldering, brutal and appropriately full of himself as a dashing Henry, showing off power in many dimensions." - Chicago Sun-Times
"Bass John Relyea used his truly menacing, black-toned basso to dominate his scenes as the cruel and arrogant Henry." - Chicago Tribune
"Vocally Relyea was first class, his bass richer and even more commanding than previously.." - Chicago Classical Review
The Lyric Opera Orchestra and Chorus shine
Debuting conductor Patrick Summers "led a pliant and stylish account of the score." - Chicago Tribune
"The chorus, prepared by Michael Black, added yet another success to its many accomplishments in this extremely busy opera season." - Chicago Tribune
"Designers Neil Patel (sets and properties) and Jessica Jahn (costumes) have created work both sumptuous and undistracting, giving context for the story while allowing it to unfold before us in human terms first" - Chicago Sun-Times
"The courtly intrigues and suspicions that send Anne to the scaffold are symbolized by a large, ever-present chorus of eavesdroppers and spies, arrayed beneath a huge, coffered ceiling. …The design scheme mixes period realism and modern abstraction, while Jahn's costumes adhere to Tudor fashion: dark leather doublets and jerkins, bejeweled crowns, flared sleeves, an ermine mantle for the king." - Chicago Tribune
"The visuals are a knock out. Patel's sleek sets make use of color and a few period elements to suggest an entire environment or dynamic: a coffered ceiling turns the bare stage into a palace, for example, and the royal throne, on a revolving pedestal, is backed by the royal bed." - Chicago Reader
"The set, with massive pieces that descend out of the golden ceiling, adds its own dimension to the drama, suggesting how these characters can easily be crushed under the power of the king (that idea is cashed in memorably in the opera's final moments)." - Crain's Chicago Business
"Neil Patel's set contributes substantially to that with its imposing Tudor ceiling from which walls and set pieces descend for the scene changes. The illusion of massive weight is convincing and reminds us of how these characters are, in some ways, imprisoned in the splendor of their surroundings." - KDHX
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American mezzo Jamie Barton wins big in Cardiff! Jamie has been awarded both the title of Cardiff Singer of the World and the Cardiff Singer of the World Song Prize. She is only the second singer in the competition's history to win both awards.
American mezzo Jamie Barton wins big in Cardiff! Jamie has been awarded both the title of Cardiff Singer of the World and the Cardiff Singer of the World Song Prize. She is only the second singer in the competition's history to win both awards.
Following her win, Jamie graciously posted to Facebook:
"I cannot begin to describe the feeling—'When you wish upon a star' comes to mind! So many thanks to those involved with the competition—the staff, the adjudicators, and my fellow competitors, who are just as beautiful people as they are artists. I look forward to meeting all of you down the road in the life of our careers—what incredible music will be made!"
British classical music critic Mike Smith reviews Jamie's magnificent performance in the final concert:
"The 31-year-old's cleverly structured programme comprised a perfect aria from Cilea's Adriana Lecouvreur, displaying her smooth melting mezzo before giving a characterful Witch's aria from Hänsel und Gretel. Her Sibelius was hauntingly beautiful and her closing choice of Dido's dark and gorgeous aria from Berlioz's Les Troyens meticulously sung and a clear competition clincher."
Congratulations to a Lyric favorite, meistersinging mezzo Jamie Barton!
Learn more about the Cardiff Singer of the World competition.
6/23/2013 10:37 pm
Mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton, who earlier this year thrilled Lyric audiences as Magdalene in Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, is onstage for another song competition. This week, she's representing the United States of America in the BBC's biennial Cardiff Singer of the World competition.
Mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton, who earlier this year thrilled Lyric audiences as Magdalene in Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, is onstage for another song competition. This week, she's representing the United States of America in the BBC's biennial Cardiff Singer of the World competition.
Twenty early-career opera and concert singers from around the world convene in Cardiff to represent their home countries. Each competitor sings a program in one of four preliminary concerts, each judged by an international panel of experts. The five highest-scoring singers advance to the final concert. All singers receive tremendous international exposure, and the winner of the final concert is awarded £15,000 and a trophy.
The finalists will be announced later today. Jamie won the first prelim, so her chances of making the Sunday, June 23 final are strong! Go USA!
Jamie also has been named a finalist for the parallel Cardiff Singer of the World Song Prize. For the Song Prize final concert, taking place tomorrow, June 21 at 7:30pm GMT, Jamie will sing Purcell, Brahms, Sibelius, and Rachmaninoff.
Can't tune in to the BBC? Support Jamie by browsing the photo gallery of her Lyric appearances below and by listening on 98.7WFMT and wfmt.com to the Lyric Opera of Chicago Broadcasts rebroadcast of Die Meistersinger at noon on June 22!
6/20/2013 04:57 pm
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Allahabad Bank, one of the leading public sector banks, has focussed attention on the southern states in its expansion plans during the current financial year.
These States, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala, witnessed business to the tune of Rs. 18,778 crore during the previous fiscal. But the four States together had only 148 branches, out of the bank's total 2,536 branches.
Accordingly, a major chunk of the bank's new branches will be opened in the south during the year, Allahabad Bank chairman and managing director J.P. Dua said.
Mr. Dua was here on Saturday in connection with the tele-launch of the bank's two new branches in Nellore and Anantapur. Of the 250 branches it proposed to open across the country, the bank secured licences for four more branches in AP against the target of 20 branches set for the current year.
Speaking to reporters, he said the bank would focus on retail, small and medium business and agriculture during the current year. The credit off-take from the corporate sector was not upto mark owing to the current economic situation, but he said, "we are hopeful of improvement in the situation with cautious optimism".
The bank had no plans to introduce "teaser loans" unlike other banks and it was comfortable as far as the capital adequacy ratio was concerned. "We have headroom for Rs. 7,000 crore and we will act as and when the need arises," he said. The bank had also restructured good number of accounts while there were still requests from medium and large firms.
On the growth plans, he said Allahabad Bank achieved total business of Rs. 2.71 lakh crore with net profit of Rs. 1,857 crore during the fiscal 2011-12 and it was hopeful of achieving 20 per cent growth during the current year.
Keywords: Allahabad Bank, J.P. Dua


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Live updates
Obama 'not resigned' to shutdown as deadline looms
US President Barack Obama has said he is "not at all resigned" to the prospect of government agencies shutting down for the first time in 17 years over a funding dispute.
The Senate has until midnight local time (5am UK time) to decide whether to accept a funding bill, and thereby prevent a temporary shutdown when the new fiscal year starts on Tuesday.
The bill - essentially a stopgap measure that would keep money flowing until mid-November - includes controversial amendments on healhcare added by the Republican-dominated House of Representatives.
Either the Senate can choose to accept it with amendments, or send a "clean" funding bill back to the House for further negotiation.
Both Democrats and Republicans have tried to pin blame on each other for a looming shutdown.
Republican House Leader: I do not support Senate bill
The Republican leader in the US House of Representatives Eric Cantor has said he does not support the bill passed by the Senate to avert steep tax rises and spending cuts.
He said he was concerned about a "lack of spending cuts in the bill" and that Republicans in the House are searching for a way forward.
Mr Cantor expressed his unhappiness with the measure to reporters as he left a closed-door meeting with fellow House Republicans.
Republican representatives to discuss 'fiscal cliff' bill
Republican members of the US House of Representatives will meet at 1pm local time (1800 GMT) to discuss "a path forward" in the debate over the "fiscal cliff," a senior aide said.
Earlier today, the Senate voted in favour of a bipartisan bill to avert steep tax rises and spending cuts.
The meeting could help Republicans leaders decide when to begin consideration of the White House-backed measure, and a vote could come as soon as later in the day.
Republicans are failing to reflect changing face of US
This is the fifth time in six elections that Republicans has failed to win the popular vote, and that raises questions for the party.
ITV News' International Editor Bill Neely reports from Boston:
US Senate candidate: Controversial rape comments were 'twisted'
The Republican candidate for the Senate in the state of Indiana has said that his comments about rape victims' right to abortion had been taken out of context.
Speaking at a debate last night, Richard Mourdock said that when women become pregnant as a result of rape "that's something God intended."
He clarified his remarks today saying he "absolutely abhors" violence against women, but that he doesn't believe rape constitutes grounds for an abortion because "even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape ... it is something God intended to happen."
The Romney campaign has reiterated its support for Mourdock's candidacy but emphasised that Mitt Romney does not share his views on abortion.
A spokeswoman for the Obama campaign said the comments were indicative of the "extreme positions" espoused by "many Republicans who are running for office" including Mitt Romney.
Honours even in US presidential race
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Clint Eastwood reveals inspiration behind empty chair speech
Clint Eastwood revealed the idea of talking to an empty chair came to him after meeting America's most influential Roman Catholic bishop, reports the New York Times.
Officers injured after trouble in North Belfast parade
At least ten police officers have been hurt in trouble connected to a parade in North Belfast.
Violence broke out before a republican procession which drew loyalist protesters.
Missiles including stones and bottles were hurled at police.
Tensions have been brewing recently over problems near a Catholic church close to the parade.
Police continue to deal with disorder in the Carlisle Circus, Antrim Road and Clifton Street areas of North Belfast.
Missiles, including stones and bottles, were thrown at officers.
At least ten officers have been injured, three of whom have been taken to hospital.
North Belfast was the scene of serious rioting on July 12 when republicans attacked police following a loyal order parade through the Ardoyne flashpoint.
Republican Paul Ryan admits marathon time error
Republican Paul Ryan has admitted he did not complete a marathon in under three hours as he said in a nationally broadcast interview.
The US vice presidential hopeful said the information he had provided about his marathon time was inaccurate by over an hour.
He issued the statement ammending the record after Runner's World magazine discovered evidence that he had finished the marathon in just over four hours.
Mr Ryan told radio presenter Hugh Hewitt in August he had run a "two hour and fifty-something" marathon.
That is a speed of just under seven minutes per mile for the 26.2-mile course - exceptionally fast for amateur runners.
Mr Ryan admitted he ought to have rounded up his marathon time to four hours, rather than three.
Mitt Romney views Hurricane Isaac damage
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney made an unscheduled visit to Louisiana today to view damage from Hurricane Isaac.
Romney inspected the fallout from the storm that had originally stoked fears of a repeat of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated New Orleans seven years ago.
Barack Obama's own stop in the region is scheduled for Monday.


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I try to keep up with blog posts on the net which involve the entity framework, and this afternoon I came across this post where someone had been experimenting with EF4 and encountered some cases where things didn't behave as they expected. I started to respond in a comment to that blog but the comment starting getting awfully long. So here's a more complete response (which I'll then refer to in a short comment). Please take a moment now to go read the other post for context. OK. Now that you are back, here's my response:
When you use FK-relationships (the default with EF4), there are 3 main kinds of configurations you can encounter which each have slightly different behaviors. Let me see if I can explain so that you can understand better why the EF behaves the way it does.
Another variation to be aware of here in the first two cases is that you can have cascade delete behavior turned on. If you do, then deleting the principal entity will cause the dependent entity to also be deleted. Cascade delete does NOT, however, affect what happens when you remove the relationship. The only case in current releases of the EF where removing the relationship will cause the dependent entity to be removed is #3 above where the primary key of the dependent includes a foreign-key to the principal. An additional option we'd like to add for a future release of the EF is the ability to opt-in to an auto-delete orphans or cascade relationship or whatever you might want to call it behavior where case #1 above could have an additional option turned on so that it would delete the dependent rather than throwing an exception, but for now this is logic you will have to write yourself.
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We have an own forum. THX for moderators...:worship:
Here will the results, comments of Junior's news...
1st of all:
16 years old Palma Kiraly lost in Brcko's QF to fellow Hungarian WC-Q Nemeth Virág. Virag will play in the final...
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Király Pálma
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I think Palmy have future in WTA pro tennis...;)
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Babos Timi/jani Réka won Grade 3 Budaörs Cup Doubles title!
i will write here the last week's Talentum Cup's Hungarian results...
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Pálma play in Innsbruk (10K) ITF this week.
Lucia Batta lost in Q...:(
Németh will play there too (I know she isn't at age of Junior)
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Pálma and Virág all through to the 2nd Round in Inssbruck
Lucia and Virág through to the QF in Dubs. They will play against there...
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Pálma and Virág KO in Inssbruck...:(
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Next week:
ITF Bratislava (10000 USD)
Király Pálma vs. ???
Qualification 1st Round
Kovács Alexandra vs. Kraljevic (CRO) ???
Habler Henrietta vs. Nemcova (SVK) ???
Somossy Dóra vs. Vinsova (SVK) ???
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I hope Pálma will win in Bratislava...:hearts:
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Blanka Szávay won her first junior title, just two weeks ago. congrats. :yeah:
7th ITF Junior Oran Algeria G4
25 Feb 2008 to 29 Feb 2008
Clay (O)
16 W Ghizlene DOUBALLAH (ALG) 6-2 6-3
QF W Isabella AUMUELLER (AUT) 6-3 6-1
SF W Yasmine ALKEMA (ALG) 6-1 6-4
FR W Stefania RUBINI (ITA) 2-6 6-0 6-2
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Let's hope she'll follow her elder sis. :)
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19th Mitsubishi-Lancer International Juniors Championships, Philippines, G1
SUSANYI Zsofia HUN d. MARENKO Anna Arina RUS 60 64
5-JANI Reka-Luca HUN vs Bye
10-BABOS Timea HUN vs Bye
Beatrice GUMULYA (INA) (15) defeated Zsofia SUSANYI (HUN) 0-6 7-5 6-4
Reka-Luca JANI (HUN) (5) defeated Satjaporn MAHAJAROENKUL (THA) 6-4 3-6 6-3
Timea BABOS (HUN) (10) defeated Rashmi TELTUMBDE (IND) 6-1 6-0
Reka-Luca Jani (HUN,5) d. Sally Peers (AUS,9) 6-3 7-6(7)
Timea Babos (HUN,10) d. Milana Spremo (SRB,7) 7-6(2) 6-4
Zi-Jun Yang (HKG,4) d. Reka-Luca Jani (HUN,5) 0-6 6-1 6-2
Timea Babos (HUN,10) d. Elena Chernyakova (RUS,2) 6-0 6-0
10-BABOS Timea HUN d. 12-KICHENOK Nadiya UKR 46 63 76(5)
Noppawan Lertcheewakarn (THA,1) d. Timea Babos (HUN,10) 3-6 7-5 6-4
great reasult i think so, (some weeks earlier Noppawan def. Timi 6-0 6-3), and Timi younger almost 1,5 years. ;)
final report by peanuts, thx
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30th Slovakia Cup 2008, G2
1st Round
Zsofia MIKO (HUN) defeated Lucie MECIROVA (SVK) 6-7 6-2 6-1
Michaela HONCOVA (SVK) defeated Blanka SZAVAY (HUN) 6-4 5-7 6-4
Aleksandra FILIPOVSKI (HUN) (12) BYE
2nd Round
Zsofia MIKO (HUN) defeated Karin MORGOSOVA (SVK) (16) 6-3 6-4
Aleksandra FILIPOVSKI (HUN) (12) defeated Vivien JUHASZOVA (SVK) 6-0 6-4
3th Round
Zsofia MIKO (HUN) d. Tereza VANCUROVA (CZE) 60 64
Aleksandra FILIPOVSKI (HUN) (12) d. Martina BORECKA (CZE) (5) 63 75
If you are interested having a professional coach (ex-ATP player) in Hungary, check this: http://tennispro.c8.hu
Ha szeretnél egy profi teniszedzőt (volt ATP játékos)itt, Magyarországon, nézd meg a weboldalát: http://tennispro.c8.hu
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Hello to all hungarian fans,
at mid June I'll go to Milano to view "Torneo dell'Avvenire"
I hope to view some good junior hungarian players.
I'll take photos!!! :kiss::hearts:
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