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Bangor HotelsThe city that inspired many Stephen King novels isn't nearly as scary as you may imagine, and there's a thriving cultural and arts scene thanks to its association with its most famous resident. With a bohemian downtown area full of coffee and book shops, as well as miles of surrounding unspoiled Maine scenery including nature reserves and coastal towns, it's a great vacation spot even if you're not a lover of horror stories. Things to seeBangor Waterfront Pavilion is a large and modern outdoor venue where you can enjoy rock gigs, classical concerts, and a wide variety of cultural events during the warmer months. The venue has a great view of the Penobscot River, and on a balmy evening you can enjoy live music in a picturesque area. Bangor Mall is also contemporary styled, with huge white pillars showing the way to the entrance. In here you'll find over 80 shops and boutiques, including large department stores, and there are a wide range of casual restaurants and fast food outlets set across the mall. The Hollywood Casino at Bangor always has a lively and buzzing atmosphere, with over 1,000 whirring slot machines lit up, and several tables of blackjack, roulette, and other thrilling games. There's also a lounge with live entertainment with the background noise of clinking cocktail glasses, and the venue regularly hosts harness racing events which are a fun and unique way to enjoy betting on the horses. Hotels in BangorThe majority of Bangor hotels are large and contemporary, allowing you to enjoy plenty of extras during your stay. You'll often find hotel features such as indoor pools, restaurants, bars, lounges, fitness centers, and 24 hour front desk services. Those traveling on business will also be pleased to find hotels in Bangor that have conference rooms, meeting rooms, and audiovisual equipment for hire. Rooms have been designed to help you feel at home, and you can enjoy plenty of amenities which can include separate living areas, refrigerators, cable television, coffee makers, hair dryers, irons, and ironing boards. Where to stayDowntown Bangor has many well restored historic buildings that have been turned into stylish apartment blocks and boutique stores. You'll find plenty of cozy cafés, bakeries, and independently owned restaurants sitting under colorful awnings. Many of the shops are owned by locals, and you'll find antiques, books, artworks, and handmade items for sale. In the north of the city the Orono area is also worth a visit for those seeking small town charm, and here you'll also find plenty of places to eat, shop, and relax, including many traditional pubs.How to get to BangorBangor International Airport is just 3 miles west of the city and has flights to major hubs across the USA. The terminal has car rental desks, taxis, and shuttle services, or you can visit the transportation depot just outside the airport which has express buses to downtown taking just over 10 minutes depending on traffic. Bangor Transportation Center also runs a large number of local and international bus and coach services, and from here you can book travel on private coaches across the USA. There's also an Amtrak thruway coach service that travels from this location, and this makes it easy to connect with major cities.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - April 30, 2004 - How do you make a vinaigrette healthier without losing any of the flavor the olive oil brings to the table? Replace the bulk of the oil with vegetable stock. This is just one of the many tips that Chef Cary Neff shared with more than 200 culinary students at Johnson & Wales University where he was honored as the 141st Distinguished Visiting Chef (DVC). Following the demonstration, student Richard Reiss of East Brunswick, N.J., received a $2,000 Distinguished Visiting Chef scholarship in Neff's name. The DVC scholarship is funded by the Anthony Spinazzola Foundation.
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Quick Take: As part of its stimulus funding for smart grid, the DOE is now collecting the lessons learned and making them available to other utilities. The latest example is a report detailing best practices for customer engagement.
I've included some of the introductory remarks from the official government site. Or download the free PDF and harvest the best ideas for your own utility. - Jesse Berst
Voice of Experience: Insights on Smart Grid Customer Engagement
The success of the smart grid will depend in part on consumers taking a more proactive role in managing their energy use. Voices of Experience|Insights on Smart Grid Customer Engagement (the Guide) is the result of a 9-month effort to compile information on the successful approaches used by utilities to engage customers regarding smart grid technology deployments. It provides practical advice in the form of "industry insights" from utilities that have implemented smart grid projects to educate and engage their customers. It is not a road map, how-to guide, or even a handbook. It is simply an effort to capture the industry's knowledgeâ€"and "voices of experience."
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Test Drive Unlimited
Great game, terrific mix of Gran Truismo, GTA, and Need for Speed.
I just got the Game last night. I put in a couple hours of work on it and I love it. This is a great open racing game. Buying homes, cars, and the open race experience brings a level of game play previously missed by the... Read Full Review1 of 1 users found the following review helpful
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Same old same old, they should have left this game on the PSP.
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This game is just plain fun. Once you learn how to correct yourlef once your going backwards.
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The only game of it's type that fulfills every aspect of a tactical shooter.
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1895 Morgan Dollar, PR66 Cameo1895 $1 PR66 Cameo NGC. Numismatists have often speculated about the possible existence of any non-proof 1895 Morgan dollars from Philadelphia. Bowers, in his Silver Dollars and Trade Dollars of the United States, A Complete Encyclopedia (1993), quoted the traditional mintage figure of 12,000 business strikes for this date, although he noted: "I have never seen an authentic specimen. It is presumed that the entire mintage, if indeed it ever existed, consisting of only 12 mint bags, went to the melting pot under the provisions of the Pittman Act of 1918." In 2004, Bowers was more definite in his opinion regarding this issue. In The Official Red Book of Morgan Silver Dollars, Bowers states "In 1895, at the Philadelphia Mint, there was no coinage of silver dollars for circulation." Perhaps the alleged mintage of 12,000 business strikes in 1895 will never be definitively proven or disproven.
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Among the finest specimens that we have ever seen, this Premium Gem proof displays essentially untoned surfaces that only exhibit hints of golden color on the high points of the design and along the rim. The deeply reflective fields and sharply struck devices are equally free of grade-limiting blemishes. Sharp contrast is evident on both sides and this factor easily warrants a Cameo designation. We anticipate significant bidder interest when this conditionally scarce example crosses the auction block. Census: 16 in 66 Cameo (1 in 66+ Cameo), 19 finer (4/14).
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A widower with a 21 year-old autistic son works as a technician at Qingdao's Ocean Park, and brings his son to work every day. Read morePublished 3 months ago by Kindle Customer
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OKC Thunder must dictate the pace in Game 4 against Lakers
With big men Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum, the Lakers have the ability to methodically burn the shot clock before getting high-percentage shot attempts from in close. In Game 3, that attack, coupled with mounting foul calls, was too much for the Thunder to overcome.
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"We need to try to not let them get out in transition too much," Lakers coach Mike Brown said. "I though they did there for a stretch (in Game 3). Having 23 fast-break points is kind of tough. If we can keep them playing half-court basketball, we'll have a better chance. They're getting out after our turnovers and they're getting easy baskets after our turnovers. That's been the difference a lot of these ballgames."


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American Bloomsbury portrayed
While interior designer Ingunn Joergensen was turning to the celebrated London Bloomsbury Group for inspiration to remake a stone potting shed featured in our May/June issue (Bloomsbury Recalled,), another creative mind was looking to the American equivalent of the informal think tank for his muse.
Artist Ray Salters recently mounted solo exhibition Portraits at Gateway Arts Gallery in Brookline, Massachusetts, is a collection of his expressive portrayals of the literati who were part of the American Bloomsbury Group. Like its British counterpart, the group was a loose collective of writers, intellectuals, and artists, who shared a passion for the exchange of creative ideas. Among them were some of the literary lights of the 19th century, including naturalist, author, and philosopher Henry David Thoreau, novelist Louisa May Alcott, and essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, all of whom are part of Salters series of portraits. But Salter moves beyond the official circle of the Concord, Massachusetts, based salon of Transcendental neighbors and friends to include other thinkers of the period such as Mark Twain and Edgar Allan Poe.
In his portraits, Salter uses charcoal, oil, and acrylic in a deliberate impressionistic style that evokes the bohemian sensibility that both Bloomsbury Groups assumed. Salters art conveys a convivial sense of spontaneity right up to his unapologetic smudges that only enforce the adventurous spirit of exploration of knowledge and art that inspired his subjects.
Salters thoughtful portraits, done on stiff silt cardboard, are on display through August 31 at Gateways second-floor gallery, with an artists reception on Thursday, July 25 from 5 to 7 p.m.
About Gateway Arts: Now celebrating its 40th Anniversary, Gateway Arts is a non-profit studio art center for artists with disabilities. A service of Vinfen Corp., a provider of human services for individuals with disabilities, Gateway serves more than 100 artists and includes studios, a gallery, and a craft store. Artists receive 50 percent of the proceeds from the sale of their work.
Portraits, Gateway Arts Gallery, 60 62 Harvard Street, Brookline, Massachusetts; gatewayarts.org.
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List of beings referred to as fairies
This is an incomplete list that may not be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
The term fairy is peculiar to the English language and to English folklore, reflecting the conflation of Germanic, Celtic and Romance folklore and legend since the Middle English period (it is a Romance word which has been given the associations of fair by folk etymology secondarily). Nevertheless, "fairy" has come to be used as a kind of umbrella term in folklore studies, grouping comparable types of supernatural creatures since at least the 1970s.[1] The following list is a collection of individual traditions which have been grouped under the "fairy" moniker in the citation given.
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- European folklore (and European colonies in the New World)
- Nymphs are female nature spirits from Greek mythology. Satyrs are their male counterparts.
- The Aos Sí or sídhe are a powerful, supernatural race in Irish mythology.
- Elves are a supernatural race from Germanic mythology.
- The Erlking is a malevolent creature that is said to lure children away from safety and kill them.
- Cajun Fairies (The Feufollet in French) are an American legend that emerged along the bayou as early as the 1920s with a light (a ball of fire) that shot out into the sky, likely derived from the same natural phenomena as the will o' the wisp. The lights were known as fairies, spirits and sometimes the ghosts of loved ones.
- Zână (plural Zane) is the Romanian equivalent of the Greek Charites. These characters make positive appearances in fairy tales and reside mostly in the woods. They can also be considered the Romanian equivalent of fairies.
- The duende refers to a fairy- or goblin-like mythological character. While its nature varies throughout Spain, Portugal, the Philippines, and Latin America, in many cases its closest equivalents known in the Anglophone world are the Irish leprechaun and the Scottish brownie.
- Encantado, in Brazilian Portuguese, are creatures who come from a paradisaical underwater realm called the Encante. It may refer to spirit beings or shape shifting snakes, or most often to dolphins with the ability to turn into humans.
- Slavic fairies come in several forms and their names are spelled differently based on the specific language.
- Tylwyth Teg or Bendith y Mamau is the traditional name for fairies or fairy-like creatures of the Otherworld in Welsh folklore and mythology.
- The Xana is a character found in Asturian mythology.
- Asia
- Mogwai are, according to Chinese tradition, a breed of fairy-folk that possess superpowers, which they often use to inflict harm on humans.
- In Malays, 'pari-pari' (Malaysian) or 'peri' (Indonesian) are often looked as motherly figure helpful creatures who will help those who have good heart. Malay Fairys also love any fruit and like nature.
- Peris, found in Persian mythology, are descended from spirits who have been denied paradise until they have done penance.
- Tien [2] are heavenly beings variously translated as Immortals, Spirits, Angels and Fairies in Vietnamese folklore.
- Yaksha are creatures often with dual personalities, found in Hindu and Buddhist mythology. On the one hand, a Yaksha may be an inoffensive nature-fairy, associated with woods and mountains; but there is a much darker version of the Yaksha, which is a kind of cannibalistic ogre, ghost or demon that haunts the wilderness and waylays and devours travelers.
- Africa
- The Aziza are a beneficent fairy race from Africa, specifically Dahomey.
- New World
- An alux is a type of sprite or spirit in the mythological tradition of certain Maya peoples from the Yucatán Peninsula.
- The Curupira is a male supernatural being which guards the forest in Tupi mythology.
- Jogah are small spirit-folk in Iroquois mythology.
- Oceania
- Menehune (pl./s.)/Menehunes (pl.): Centuries ago there was a Hawaiian legend that spoke of the Menehune. Who were a mischievous group of small people, or dwarfs, who lived hidden in the forests and valleys of the tropical islands. These creatures that walked among the forest were only about 2- 3 feet tall; some were as small as 6 inches. They enjoyed dancing, singing and archery, and their favorite foods were bananas and fish.
The Menehune have been known to use magic arrows to pierce the heart of angry people, igniting feelings of love in its place. They also enjoy cliff diving, and according to local lore, they were smart, strong and excellent craftsmen. They were rarely seen by human eyes, and they are credited with mighty feats of engineering and overnight construction.
- ^ Katharine Mary Briggs, An Encyclopedia of Fairies (Pantheon Books, 1976) p. xi. ISBN 0-394-73467-X
- ^ Mason Florence, Virginia Jealous. Lonely Planet Vietnam (Lonely Planet Vietnam). Hawthorn, Vic., Australia: Lonely Planet Publications. ISBN 1-74059-355-3.


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Just a quick post to say hi and share this beautiful leather pouch that I found among a number of vintage bags during Lille Flea Market (you can read about vintage chairs here). This gem cost only 25€ and as much as I love it, I know that I will not get to use it often (I'm … Continue reading
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As you may know, it is that time of the year again in Lille. Every year, during the first weekend of September, the town of Lille organized a huge car boot and flea market called "La Braderie de Lille". The event marks the beginning of the school year and the arrival of autumn. Last year … Continue reading
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3rd March 2015
UK: Sacked nursery worker denies saying homosexuality 'is a sin' 44
5:09 PM — A Christian nursery worker, who was fired after giving a Bible to a lesbian colleague and refused to read books about same-sex couples to children, claims there is "state-sponsored hostility" to her religion.
17th February 2015
Anti-gay Duck Dynasty star gets 'free-speech' award 65
6:48 PM — Phil Robertson, the Duck Dynasty star notorious for his anti-gay remarks, has been named the recipient of a free-speech award.
13th November 2014
Humanists complain to Ofsted over Jewish school that brands being gay against its 'ethos' 23
6:20 PM — The BHA has complained to Ofsted about an east London Jewish school that advises pupils to ignore exam questions on evolution, and considers evolution, same-sex relationships and social media to go against its ethos.
25th June 2014
Journalist: Opponents of equal marriage are not 'un-British extremists' 72
3:35 PM — Social conservatives who oppose same-sex marriage risk being unfairly demonised, Muslim campaigner and journalist Myriam Francois-Cerrah claims.
9th May 2014
David Cameron blasts UKIP donor who claimed gay people are incapable of love 10
5:51 PM — A UKIP donor, who claimed gay people are incapable of love and that wives cannot be raped by their husbands, has been criticised by David Cameron.
UKIP MEP Roger Helmer: 'You guys in the media are obsessed with sexuality' 28
11:06 AM — UKIP's candidate for the Newark by-election has accused the media of being "obsessed with sexuality", after he was challenged about his opinions on homosexuality.
7th May 2014
UKIP's Roger Helmer: 'I'm not the anti-gay MEP and I would attend a gay wedding' 92
7:09 PM — The UKIP candidate for the Newark by-election, Roger Helmer, insists he is not homophobic and has blamed his "traditional" upbringing for his infamous remarks.
6th May 2014
UKIP MEP who said gays are 'abnormal' selected to fight Newark by-election 32
7:16 PM — UKIP has announced that MEP Roger Helmer, who just last week was at the centre of a homophobia row, will contest the Newark parliamentary by-election.
26th March 2014
Spiked Editor Brendan O'Neill: John Kerry is the real anti-gay villain, not Uganda's President Museveni 30
10:58 AM — The editor of Spiked has used colonial racist language in an article attacking America's Secretary of State for urging Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni to understand that homosexuality is not a choice.
26th February 2014
Republican lobbyist loses clients over wanting to ban openly gay NFL players 7
3:42 PM — A Republican lobbyist who called for openly gay NFL players to be banned because of shower situations has begun to lose clients.
30th October 2013
Polish anti-gay 'fascist' prevented from attending event at Aberystwyth University 13
5:26 PM — A Polish far-right leader accused of homophobia and anti-Semitism has had his invitation to hold a talk at Aberystwyth University withdrawn.
22nd October 2013
French Justice Minister sued by far-right group for labelling them homophobic and racist 8
4:13 PM — France's Justice Minister Christiane Taubira is facing legal action from the country's far-right Front National for saying the group is racist and homophobic.
15th October 2013
'In an ideal society we would punish homosexuals', says Islamic cleric in BBC interview 131
12:47 PM — The Chairman of the Islamic Centre in Luton believes gay people would be punished in an ideal world of Britain resembling an Islamic state.
10th July 2013
Comment: It was wrong of the police to arrest preacher Tony Miano because of his anti-gay views 93
2:35 PM — Adrian Tippetts writes for PinkNews.co.uk about the recent arrest of US preacher Tony Miano, who delivered an anti-gay sermon in Wimbledon, south-west London.


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Ryan Franklin loses Cards' closer role
Updated: April 20, 2011, 11:25 AM ETAssociated Press
ST. LOUIS -- The St. Louis Cardinals have bumped Ryan Franklin out of the closer's role after four blown saves early in the season.
Manager Tony La Russa said Tuesday that changing Franklin's responsibilities might help the 38-year-old right-hander get back on track. He didn't say who might replace Franklin in the ninth, but the top candidate probably is Mitchell Boggs.
"I think the thing to do is watch the game and see who comes out there," La Russa said. "We can talk about ...
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Press release from Business Wire
Brookfield Office Properties Announces $250 Million Retail Plan for the World Financial Center

 Lower Manhattan's largest landlord unveils redevelopment plans
for premier waterfront fashion and dining destination

Thursday, June 16, 2011
Brookfield Office Properties Announces $250 Million Retail Plan for the World Financial Center16:45 EDT Thursday, June 16, 2011 NEW YORK (Business Wire) -- Brookfield Office Properties (NYSE, TSX: BPO) today unveiled plans for a $250 million retail redevelopment of the World Financial Center in Lower Manhattan. The broad-scope changes expand the retail offerings and include high-end fashion, a European-style marketplace, and waterfront dining. In addition, a dramatic glass pavilion on West Street will link the Center to Lower Manhattan's new transit hubs and serve as the main entranceway to the eight-million-square-foot complex. Pedestrian Boulevard and Retail on West Street, at Brookfield's World Financial Center (Photo: Business Wire) "These improvements to the World Financial Center are coming at the perfect time, given the $20 billion private and public investment in Lower Manhattan, the completion of Hudson River Park, retail expansion throughout the district, and the anticipated completion of the two transit centers," said Ric Clark, CEO of Brookfield Office Properties. "The World Financial Center Winter Garden has served as Lower Manhattan's grand and welcoming public space for the past twenty years. In cooperation with the Battery Park City Authority and the Department of City Planning, we are pleased to be moving forward with a plan that incorporates the existing Winter Garden staircase and repositions the World Financial Center for decades to come." Construction is set to begin in October 2011 and will conclude in 2013. "These upgrades are one of the major reasons for the current high level of corporate interest for office space at the World Financial Center," said Dennis Friedrich, president & chief investment officer of Brookfield Office Properties. In spring 2011, Brookfield Office Properties successfully negotiated leases in excess of 600,000 square feet with corporations such as Oppenheimer Funds and Commerzbank. Brookfield is currently in serious negotiations for more than two million square feet with other major office tenants in the financial services, media and service sectors. "I applaud Brookfield for making a significant investment in the redevelopment of this iconic space while respecting the concerns of our residents," said Gayle Horwitz, president of the Battery Park City Authority. "This collaboration between the Battery Park City Authority, the community, and our partners at Brookfield Office Properties will create a first class destination spot for dining, shopping and working in Battery Park City. " Fashion The centerpiece of the World Financial Center retail renovation will be a collection of high fashion and best-in-class apparel retailers. More than 40 local and international retailers along with three mini-anchor retailers will draw shoppers from the tri-state region and beyond to the unique New York City waterfront shopping destination designed by retail architects Omniplan/Morrison Dilworth + Walls. Marketplace Inspired by great culinary markets from across Europe, a 25,000-square-foot gourmet marketplace will offer the highest quality fresh produce, meat, fish, cheese, bread and coffee with emphasis on organic offerings and local sources of origin. The market will also include home goods, a florist and a specialty wine shop. Waterfront Dining A collection of six diverse and unique restaurants along with a fast-casual dining component of 15 chef-driven concepts will serve downtown office workers, residents and tourists. This 30,000-square-foot dining concept, which includes more than 600 seats overlooking the Hudson River, is designed by AvroKO, the James Beard Award-winning architectural firm and BCV Architects, the award-winning designers of the Ferry Building Marketplace in San Francisco. Major Retail Growth Area "Lower Manhattan is the next major retail growth district for New York City. With over $20 billion of public and private projects underway, the neighborhood is undergoing a major transformation, said Wade McDevitt, CEO of the McDevitt Company, Brookfield's lead broker for the expansion. "Astute retailers see the opportunities for growth in this underserved retail district. Located between the Hudson River and the World Trade Center Memorial, The World Financial Center is an ideal location for discerning retailers and restaurant operators and a stop for downtown tourists with unparalleled views of the New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty. It is surrounded by an affluent residential population and the best office buildings in lower Manhattan. The convergence of such wealthy and diverse demographics can not be beat." Pavilion The West Street glass pavilion designed by world-renowned architect Pelli Clarke Pelli—the original designer of The World Financial Center—will serve as the grand connector between the underground pedestrian passageway from the World Trade Center and Fulton Street transit hubs to the World Financial Center and the Hudson River ferries to the west. Those travelling from Grand Central and Penn Station will access the World Financial Center through a brand-new, climate-controlled seamless connection. Renderings of the redevelopment project available upon request.About The World Financial Center A premier business address, the World Financial Center is home to such prestigious international corporate firms as American Express, Bank of America and the Royal Bank of Canada. The World Financial Center encompasses eight million square feet within four copper-crowned granite and glass office towers. In addition to Class A office space, the Center features extensive public spaces, a stunning outdoor waterfront esplanade along the Hudson River, and the award-winning arts & events program. About Brookfield Office Properties Brookfield Office Properties owns, develops and manages premier office properties in the United States, Canada and Australia. Its portfolio is comprised of interests in 109 properties totaling 78 million square feet in the downtown cores of New York, Washington, D.C., Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, Calgary, Ottawa, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, making it the global leader in the ownership and management of office assets. Landmark properties include the World Financial Center in Manhattan, Brookfield Place in Toronto, Bank of America Plaza in Los Angeles, Bankers Hall in Calgary, Darling Park in Sydney and City Square in Perth. The company's common shares trade on the NYSE and TSX under the symbol BPO. For more information, visit www.brookfieldofficeproperties.com. Forward Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements and information within the meaning of applicable securities legislation. Although Brookfield Office Properties believes that the anticipated future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements and information are based upon reasonable assumptions and expectations, the reader should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and information because they involve assumptions, known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the company to differ materially from anticipated future results, performance or achievement expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements and information. Accordingly, the company cannot give any assurance that its expectations will in fact occur and cautions that actual results may differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. 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Spinach Dip
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This Spinach Dip tastes yummy ! Try it out with your favorite vegetable dippers and you'll simply love them ! Feel free to comment about the Spinach Dip here !
|3 , cut into 1 inch pieces
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Frozen spinach
|10 Ounce, thawed, lightly drained, large stems removed (1 Package)
|Garlic salt
|To Taste
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Place scallions and mayonnaise in proc essor bowl.
Process with metal blade until scallions are minced.
Add spinach, and process by turning blade on and off quickly to blend.
Season to taste with garlic salt and pepper.
Chill and serve with vegetable dippers.
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Older students lend freshmen a helping hand
"A lot of students feel overwhelmed by their new world," he said. "When you've got 850 kids on campus who don't know anyone, they can get down or lose interest in school if they aren't a part of something."
Rappaport said most of Temecula Valley High's freshmen got their first brush with high school life through orientation and campus tours days before school began.
Once school starts, those same kids are invited to a freshmen-only dance where they can get acquainted with each other. They will also have a chance to participate in any of 50 campus clubs during "Club Rush" week on campus.
Some schools' programs are also designed to prevent isolationism and teach students how to cope with typical teen-age problems before they become overwhelming.
Kevin Dwyer, senior adviser for the Virginia-based National Mental Health Association, said students need to have a sense of belonging at school. Without that belonging, students can feel frustrated or lonely and lash out.
"Who knows? If Columbine had a Link Crew, then maybe things would have turned out differently," said Nichole Lynch, a senior at Chaparral. "There's got to be a strong effort to let freshmen feel that they belong."
The Columbine High School shooting left 14 students and a teacher dead. The shooting was committed by teens who were considered outcasts by their classmates. Also, the bullying of Charles "Andy" Williams, who was charged with killing two fellow students and wounding 13 others at Santana High School in Santee in March, is said to have played a part in the shootings.
Now, some schools are teaching students conflict-resolution skills and how to stand up to peer pressure. At Murrieta Valley High School, incoming students participate in games with upperclassmen and listen to a motivational speaker on the first day of school. Like other high schools, Murrieta students have their pick of dozens of clubs ranging from cycling and travel groups to film and chess clubs. There are also clubs for ethnic groups, such as the black student union, and MEChA, which stands for Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (Chicano Student Movement of Aztlan).
Activity director Mike Pattison said efforts to acclimate Murrieta's 1,000 freshmen to high school life are taken seriously. The idea is to generate a student's sense of self-worth on a large campus and debunk myths about hazing.
"I'm sure there are plenty of anxieties coming to a new school," Pattison said. "There's peer pressure every year, so we encourage our freshmen -- and every student for that matter -- to get involved in some group. What happens then is you get those positive influences from older role models and you begin to feel welcome."
Meanwhile, as freshmen at Chaparral High begin settling in for the year, many of the older students vow to keep them from falling through the cracks.
David Ticich, ASB vice president, spent one day last week helping freshmen students navigate the library.
"There's more questions than you think," he said. "I remember what it felt like, and high school is not a good place to be when you don't know anybody. If there's just one person out there to turn to for help or just to talk to, then it makes everything much better."
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We sold so many of our Rubyfish Studio items, all we had left were the panties and one dress. Sophie is SO HAPPY. So we finally did a couple more things to put up in our teeny tiny shop, a dress, and some more rainbow toe socks. Check it out:
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rubyfish lives!
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sophie's twilight forest dress
Sophie and I walk Henry through our bit of forest every night. Lately, the fireflies have been out. It's quite magical. The other day Sophie got inspired to make a twilight firefly dress. And so we did.
Here is her first design drawing.
The crayon colors are her plan for the […]
rubyfish swims slowly upstream
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A while back I went looking for a pair of panties that had a pirate skull and crossbones on them and I couldn't find the right pair. So Sophie and I decided to make some. And maybe sell them on Etsy. Because…why not? Anyway, we've become connoisseurs of skull and crossbones now, and have drawn […]
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The added distances for species of warbler such as the black cap and whitethroat, which already fly thousands of miles each year, could pose a considerable threat to their survival.
Research published in the Journal of Biogeography projected there would be significant impacts of warming temperatures on European Sylvia warblers by the end of the century.
Birds as small as 9g are among the half a billion birds which migrate from Africa to Europe and Asia, to find food and a suitable climate in which to breed, before returning south in the winter.
The birds have to put on a large amount of weight to make the journey - with some doubling their weight before they set off.
But with warming temperatures pushing their breeding habitat further north, some species face longer migrations by 2071 to 2100, researchers from Durham University, Cambridge University and the RSPB said.
Migration is already a high-risk time of year, because of the dangers of running out of energy or being at risk of predation, and adding miles to the journey could increase the threat to these species.
Birds which have to cross the Sahara will face the furthest extensions to their journey, up to 250 miles, because suitable breeding grounds are projected to shift northwards while the areas in which they over-winter in Africa will not move.
Others which travel less far, such as those which spend the winter in southern Europe, may see shorter increases - of up to 125 miles - in the distances they fly, as their wintering habitats will also move north to some extent.
Research leader, Dr Stephen Willis of Durham University said: "Most warblers come here in spring and summer time to take advantage of the surplus of insects, and leave for warmer climes in the autumn.
"From 2017 to 2100, nine out of the 17 species we looked at are projected to face longer migrations, particularly birds that cross the Sahara desert.
"Our findings show that marathon migrations for some birds are set to become even longer journeys."
European species such as the subalpine warbler, Orphean warbler and the barred warbler would see some of the biggest increases.
The added distances could be bad news for UK species such as the whitethroat, a farmland bird which already travels an average of 3,417 miles from sub-Saharan Africa to Europe and will have to increase that distance by up to 342 miles.
While the researchers concentrated on the potential impacts on warblers, Dr Willis said: "This is indicative of what's likely to happen across the whole range of migratory species."
Some birds cross the Mediterranean Sea and Sahara in one go, while others pause in North Africa to refuel.
Dr Willis said it would be vital to protect natural habitats such as those in North Africa, which provide crucial stops en route for species to stock up on food in order to help them survive the journey.
Co-author of the research paper, Professor Rhys Green of Cambridge University and the RSPB, said: "These tiny birds make amazing journeys, pushing themselves to the limits of endurance.
"Anything that makes those journeys longer or more dependent on rare and vulnerable pit-stop habitats used for refuelling on migration could mean the difference between life and death."
And he said: "We have already seen evidence that birds' ranges are moving north to track suitable climate conditions in the way predicted by past modelling.
"This latest research suggests they will face an increase in the length of an already arduous journey."
Some birds, such as the Dartford warbler, are already extending their range north in the UK, moving from the south coast as far north as East Anglia in the past 20 years.
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"Yes that's cool, but can it play doom?"
ayon kay Hyperion2010 ika-13 ng Setyembre, 2007
The mintest game ever!!
Still entertains.
Still entertains.
1: Doom is mint, u think so?
2: Yeah!
2: Yeah!
ayon kay j ika-08 ng Disyembre, 2004
The street name for a synthetic marijuana that gets you higher than you could ever imagine. This synthetic marijuana is legal and sold over the counter as herbal incense. The active ingredient that replicates THC is JWH-18.
"Are you ready for some DOOM?"
"Sit tight, I just packed one full of DOOM!!"
"Sit tight, I just packed one full of DOOM!!"
ayon kay LakSom ika-17 ng Marso, 2010
a game where you have 2 pwn demonic forces of hell.
me, i just shoot anything that moves
me, i just shoot anything that moves
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david: that is your men
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me: fuck, doom is quality
ayon kay mr pwner ika-14 ng Setyembre, 2006
I'm going to sing the doom song now
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ayon kay Xenon ika-16 ng Abril, 2005
A dumbass
that girl is such a dooms, she washes her hair in the toilet.
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A general word, once meaning impending fire and brimstone, that now goes with anything. Most often used by Jhonen Vasquez.
"Would you like some pork? with a little DOOM on it?"
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Stationed at the Peoria Air National Guard Base and attached to the 182nd Airlift Wing, we serve as musical ambassadors of the Midwest. All of our highly trained musicians are citizen-soldiers, performing with the Air National Guard Band of the Midwest only two days per month, and traveling on a two-week performance tour in the summer. While our primary Area of Responsibility encompasses Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, the Band of the Midwest has also traveled and performed extensively for both civilian and military audiences, to include presidents, nobility, and dignitaries throughout the United States and the world.
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POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. -- Mosquitoes that tested positive for the West Nile virus have been found in Poplar Bluff, according to the Butler County Health Department.
Officials said that even though cooler temperatures have moved into the area, residents should still be cautious.
Mosquitoes will be present as long as it is warm enough to reach the 60s, said environmental public health specialist Chris Grider.
"They are still out there, though not in near the same numbers," he said.
The vial of mosquitoes that tested positive was found in mid-October in a trap set as part of the 2011 Arbovirus Mosquito Surveillance Program. The trap was in a zone south of Highway 53 and northeast of U.S. 67.
The health department conducts the testing annually as part of a service contract from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
"These were found in one of the final weeks of testing," Grider said. "This is a 13-week program."
While the county did not find West Nile-positive mosquitoes in 2010, Grider said it is not unusual for the Butler County to have at least one vial returned positive during the year.
The health department said residents should reduce the amount of standing water present on their properties to eliminate breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Residents should also protect their homes with proper window and door screens.
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I'm sorry but his photographic evidence has been proven fake over and over again. Not just one or two of the photos but most of them.
Meier is an embarassment to all REAL UFO witnesses. He kills the credibility of people with real experiences with his fraudulent claims and contributes to making the field of UFO research a laughing stock.
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The background looks the same to me. It seems that the angle is slightly to the right for the one on top and at a later time in the day.
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Thought I'd get the ball rolling, unless the mods have decided to send us to the showers early. :D
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Thought I'd get the ball rolling, unless the mods have decided to send us to the showers early. :D
Well, its 0-0... Top 3rd. The Astro's have had 4 hits and nothing to show for it...
Dave Ross with a Triple off the Left-Center wall!
I REALLY like this Ross dude. He makes Larue and Valentin look like, well.....backups.
Why do I get the feeling that Freel will be dealt or, less likely, DFA'd? Aurilia can pick it just about anywhere.
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Speak of the devil, Junior goes the OTHER way for a solo shot. :D
Freel is way to valuable as a backup outfielder to trade... He means alot to the Red's versatility, if Dunn, Kearns, or Griff needs a rest stick him in the OF and let him navigate, unless you want to see McCrackhead out there.... lol
Suddenly Junior has become a bonafide 5-star player again. Yahoo has this to say about his last plate appearance:
"Last Play: K. Griffey Jr. hit an inside the park home run to deep left".
Can we keep the name-calling to zero percent, please?
Well, Dunn... young man, that would've been gone... if we were playing in an elevator!
name calling? ok mom!
RA continues to impress me over there at first...
Ok... Check that statement please!
Still don't know why Phillips was breaking toward first and a ball that was moving away from Aurilia, second-base side. Nevertheless, errors (that should have have been one on Aurilia) continue to plague this team. As for Dunn, he would have been better off running behind the flyball to left-center, instead of toward it then having to cut back toward the outfield wall.
Edit: Man, I must have hit the wrong button or something. It didn't record my previous edit of this post, it seems. Aurilia was charged the error.


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