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my favorite quote: Life's journey is not to arrive safely at the grave in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "holy cow... what a ride! And though I've always thought "just do it" and "do or do not, there is no try" were words to live by, I learned "porque no?" Fits as well. I read these profiles and think most of them could be me - or some part of me. I love outdoors, activities, music, and being a sloth. I enjoy muay thai and kickboxing and getting stronger as well as food and booze and desserts. I wanna get out and do and do and do, and then i wanna collapse at home and laze around. I'm looking for someone who enjoys both ends of the spectrums and all the in-betweens. I enjoy being challenged in mind-expanding conversation so I'm looking for someone at least moderately intelligent and witty, but not too serious. Yet as soon as I typed that I thought how tiring endlessly challenging conversation could become - so again, I'm looking for both ends of the spectrum - let's be silly too. I don't get out sans kiddos much. (And you won't meet them unless we are real serious.) I take them to fun stuff like festivals, the beach, barton springs, the lake, drum circles, and as much live music as possible without going in bars. When I do get a weekend away I take quick road trips to see friends or the beach. Evenings out usually include live music where I'll be dancing while my friend's jam out on stage. Once upon a time i took lessons in swing and jitterbug and waltz and stuff, but I'm not sure I recall it. Would love to find out. I love adventure and activity. On water: I fly fish, fish, sail, swim, surf, body surf, wakeboard, waterski (would love to learn to wake surf!), and scuba dive (though it's been a while for diving)... I even tried sailboarding a couple times. On land: I hike, camp, 4-wheel, motorcycle, snowboard, roller skate, bike, and I wanna try I Fly (indoor skydiving). One of my favorite trips was based out of a camp site in Lake City Colorado where my girl friends and I challenged our trucks on the Alpine Loop. Another was camping and 4-wheeling the back woods of New Mexico - my little group didn't see another human for 6 glorious days. Most recently I ventured solo to Mexico to a tiny little village off the beaten path for surfing and hammock time mixed with some Yoga and Qi Gong -- this might have been the best vacation yet. I would not say I am great at any of these activities, but I enjoy them just the same ;-) (jack of all, master of none, perhaps -- or maybe just perpetually attention deficit - or could be there's just too much great stuff out there to only do one!) I enjoy music and musicians. I don't watch TV. I never seem to find a reason to turn it on unless it's for the news or want something to talk me to sleep. If you are a watch TV every night and have all kinds of favorite shows kind of person, we probably won't have much in common. Send me a note. I'll send one back. Then you send another... let's see where it goes. Oh, and if your profile says LDS I won't reply. I'm really open to most religions and find something I agree with in most of them, however followers of Joseph Smith kind of freak me out... Too many don't do this's and not enough let's just love eachothers. A friend talked me into joining Match June 2013. So I'm trying it...
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Aerobics, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
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My dog is a chow/pit bull/shephard/mutt that is getting old :-( she doesn't have the stamina for festivals any more. I took her to the kite fest this spring and she was done long before we were - I think that was her last festival
Troncones, Mexico-surfing then hammock in the shade on the beach in secluded peaceful paradise. In Austin I like seeing live music and exploring new and forgotten places. I've traveled much of the US and have favorite spots all over.
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I like to dance, I like live music, and I like being outside - so an evening that includes all these is fantastic. I enjoy eating out, working out, and exploring. Seeing my friends' bands play out is always a good time. Conversation is fun.
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We have one pets at home store in our town. It's a small store though but it does have everything for any type of pet. I love the pets at home stores they always have great things in for pets. The bigger stores have way more products in.
My home town has two pets at home stores so I am fairly familiar with this store and I do quite enjoy browsing around the items for sale and love looking at the cute animals available too. I have bought a few animals from Pets at Home which are rats and I found the quality and life of these rats were exceptional and were really pleased with Pets at Home. I have bought pet rats from a smaller pet store and I believe their animals may have just been bred for money purposes as we have had a number of problems with them.
Going by my experience of my pet rats, they look and sound healthy and have a good generally well being about them. Their coat is smooth and glossy and I can tell that they have not just been bred and bred with each other as my first couple of pet rats lived quite a long life, and exceeded the expected life expectancy of pet rats.
I have also bought pet accessories and food from Pets at Home and it is the only place I buy from. I have tried other places but Pets at Home have a good range and are affordable too. I tend to buy the rat nuggets for my pet rats as this food offers lots nutrients for my pets and the rats tend to love it. The bag of food seems to last ages too which is an added bonus. When buying my pet rats, I tend to buy little accessories as well. Although I do think Pets at Home overcharge a little bit, it is easy to buy all in one place rather than shop about. And the quality of the products are good enough for me too.
I find the staff rather helpful and friendly too.
I think the problem with writing reviews for shops is that although the big bosses try to keep things consistent throughout their stores there will obviously be differences depending on which store you shop at.
I have had very good experiences with two different stores in my area.
The first time myself and my husband who are both animal lovers went to have a chat about getting ourselves a small animal. We were thinking about a hamster but were open to other suggestions.
We had a little look at the animals in their cages and a member of staff asked if we wanted any help so we explained our situation and she got us some hamsters out to hold while we asked questions.
She answered all of the questions we had and we then went on to purchase two Russian dwarf hamsters.
There was a wall with lots of free leaflets with basic advice on how to care for a range of pets which included nothing you couldn't find on the internet but useful for those without it.
We got all the things we needed to start off with, we may have been able to find things less expensive elsewhere but Pets at home have a policy where you can return your items up to a year after your purchase date which is reassuring.
At the till we signed up for the loyalty card, when I got my first letter from them it was addressed to a very important pet and then my name which I thought was cute. It included some money off coupons for certain products and every time I swipe it I get points which go towards an animal charity which I can choose from a list.
My review is based on the Southampton store. I own two West Higland Terriers and an English Bulldog and as the shop is near to my workplace I go there about once a week.
If you are looking to buy a pet there is a good selection of fish, reptiles and small mammals as well as older pets looking to be adopted for various reasons which I think is nice. I tend not to look at them as I already have enough pets but my children love to look in their cages whenever they come in with me. They also run activities for children during school holidays free of charge which is another bonus point as it's hard to find anything for free nowadays.
If you are a dog owner like myself there is literally everything you need under one roof and whilst you can find some items cheaper elsewhere if you are in a hurry it can be easier to pay the extra as opposed to ordering online and awaiting delivery. There is a good range of dog treats "pick a mix" which work out a lot cheaper than buying them pre-packed. If you have your dog with you staff are happy for your dog to sample the biscuits so you can be sure to get ones that your dog likes. They also have bowls of dog biscuits at the tills which they give out to dogs when their owners are paying. I think that is a nice touch because it shows that pets are welcome.
All members of staff seem to like animals and they all seem to have a good product knowledge. They don't seem to badger you into buying an expensive product either and seem to give honest reviews on their products when asked.
The main issue that I have with this store is that over the past year I have been overcharged around eight times! I'm sure that they don't do it intentionally and simply scan some of my items twice, but it is annoying when I have to get my card refunded once I've noticed their mistake.
Well i always have at least 1 weekly trip to my local pets at home, firstly i would just like to say how well the animals in store are kept and how brilliant the staff are they are all well trained and know more than enough about every type of animal you ask them about.
When first setting up my tropical aquarium i would have been lost without them. I did get sold a pregnant fish from here though without me knowing and she gave birth in my tank to about 40 new little fish which most of miraculously survived by hiding in the plants in my tank, i did ask pets at home to take some of them back as i did not want an over crowded tank and they refused claiming they only breed there own.
I also use the store to purchase both my parrot food, dog food toys and accessories and chipmunk supplies although they have stopped stocking my chipmunk food in store which i guess its just due to them not being very popular pets and them not selling enough of it. They also do dog grooming in most of there stores which i find really great as i have a long haired dog who needs grooming regualrly. I also love the wild birds they sometimes have in store that you can hold. The only downside is a lot of the time they have animal charities and people collecting donations for various animals and they hassle you the whole time your there on the way in and the way out, i do my self like to donate when i can but being hassled by the people puts you off going into store when they are there.
I love trips to Pets at Home as its one of the few shops that allow me to go inside with my daddies.
Once inside I like to sniff out the food aisle, and the loose treats, then I make my way to the toy section, where my daddies let me choose a new toy (well I choose it then they have to pay for it!).
The staff at our local store are always really nice and like to give me cuddles, and I normally get a treat from the staff when I'm leaving too. There's always bowls of water out as well in case I'm thirsty after the excitement of shopping.
My daddies say that Pets at Home sells a wide range of food, treats, toys, beds, healthcare and clothes for dogs like me, although there prices aren't always very competitive compared to the internet.
They also sell stuff for non-dogs, like cats, rabbits, fish etc.
Our local store has a grooming parlour inside, so sometimes my daddies book me in for a bath while they go for a coffee over the road. Another local Pets at Home store has a vet inside, but I don't like going to the vet, so we'll just leave that there.
Overall, I think Pets at Home is a great store.
Junior the Pug
I went into Pets at Home in Greenock for the first and last time today as I heard they had a good selection of tropical fish which they did. Firstly let me say that what I saw of the shop was that it was clean the animal enclosures looked to be alright, but I'm no expert. However, after twenty minutes I had to go looking for a member of staff. I told her the fish I was interested in buying and she asked me to wait a minute (15 to be precise) and she returned with a form and asked me which fish I was wanting, she then wanted to take my name, address, email and phone number which I told was company policy when selling live stock, I told her that I didn't want give this information. She then went on to ask me about my tank, like how long had it been set up, what I kept in it etc. which was good she then told me the fish I wanted were not suitable for my tank, which was utter rubbish, I've been keeping and breading fish for over twenty years so know my stuff. She went on to suggest alternatives that were only suitable for a spices tank rather than a community tank. At that point I told her she was wrong in what she was telling me at which point she asked me to leave the shop. Needless to say I did just that and went straight to my usual supplier and got everything I wanted at a fraction of the cost. I will never set foot inside that place again, service is poor, the attitude of the staff is shocking I just hope the poor creatures in their care are better looked after than the customers are.
I visited Pets at Home twice with my young daughter to get her first goldfish. We have a tank and filter set up already, and I have kept fish in the past.
On both occasions I have been kept waiting for 15-20mins whilst trying to control a very over-excited and wriggly child. Staff wander around aimlessly while customers are forced to compete for the limited opportunities to make a purchase.
When I asked if more staff could be made available to serve customers, I was told to walk to the front desk and ask for someone myself. Yes, that's right- I have to work hard for the right to give these guys my money!
The duty manager did apologise, to be fair to him, but at the same time he took the opportunity to suggest that it was partly my fault for visiting towards the end of the day. Which was annoying.
All in all, I wouldn't advise visiting this place, unless you enjoy standing about for what feels like hours on end waiting for them to do you the honour of selling you things.
Staff also got me to sign to say I'd been given information on caring for my fish when I had not. Which doesn't sit well with animal welfare rules in my opinion.
I have bought 6 guinea pigs in total over the years from pets at home and all of them have been ill. Four had ringworm and the other 2 had conjuntivitus and respiratory infections. Pets at Home have paid for all the veterinary treatment but wouldn't it be better to not sell sick animals in the first place. Also my friend bought 2 guineas from the same store and 1 of hers died after 3 days. Just seems shocking to me that they can get away with it.
Well i bought a rabbit from there 4 weeks ago,a few days after we took her to the vets because she had hocks so we went back to pets at home seeing if they would pay the vet bill and they did so we were quiet pleased, then last week my rabbit fell sick and had to be put to sleep at the age of 14 weeks old so we went back to see if they would give us some amount of the vet bill back and they were so generous they refunded the vet bills and offered if i wanted another i said no so they gave me back the price of the rabbit back too! I was very happy how they responded to us and will definetly go back for another soon
I absolutely love Pets at Home because of the wide range of products sold. I can't begin to imagine what it's like for a dog to walk in this store as there is every single kind of toy and treat for every single pet. I am also very pleased with the customer service as they seem to love the animals just as much as we do. They aren't there because it's the only job they could find, they are in it for the joy of working with all the animals and being able to tell people what's best for their pets.
I purchased two gerbils from Pets at Home about a year and a half ago and the customer servcie was great. They advised me on the best products for them; not necessarily at the highest price. In fact, when I was served, I was recommended most certainly to not buy a certain product because in basic terms, it was a rip-off!!
My gerbils are striving in their Pets at Home gerbilarium, wheel, log house, wooden platform, hanging rope and chew able Christmas tree - Pets at Home has absolutely everything you will need for any pet that will occupy them all day every day.
Also, their online service is just as good. Ease of access and friendly layout play to Pets at Home's advantage as this certainly drew me in.
Pets At Home is a national pet store with stores across England and Wales.
Pets at home sell a wide range of pets supplies, toys, accessories and animals.
Over recent years they have started to offer free pets, often rabbits which are in need of rehoming either because their previous owners could not continue to look after them or no longer wanted them.
You will find they sell quite a number of animals, such as fish, rabbits, gerbils and hamsters.
My local store often runs days where you can get your cat or dog microchipped for a fraction of the cost that it would cost you at a vets, a great way of saving in the current economy!
You'll also find that many of there stores have a tag making machine where you can make a tag for your cat or dog that you can have a name and number engraved on it to put on their collar should they get lost.
I have always bought my pets from Pets at home as I have always received a high level of useful advice, a good selection of choice and staff who are always very friendly and polite.
I have personally purchased three rabbits, two fish and a hamster previously from Pets at home, all to which I was able to pick which one I wanted, was offered lots of advice, given leaflets on caring for them and the best food to feed them on.
The animals at Pets at home are checked over by a vet prior to being sold and should the worst happen, Pets At Home will use their vet to examine the animal should it become ill shortly after purchasing.
I can highly recommend there pet food, I have used their own brand cat food for years and my cat prefers it over some of the big well known brands (Althogh he gets both sometimes!)
The stores are very easy to find, you can use there website to find your nearest store, simply go to there website at: http://www.petsathome.com/
The stores are well led out, well lighten and everything is easy to find.
They sell almost everything you could want or need, including rabbit hutches, fish tanks and dog kennels.
I can highly recommend the treats for cats and hamsters!
I have never been in and found a massive queue, staff always seem to be friendly, helpful and there is always someone on the till or someone around in the store to assist you should you have any questions or need any advice.
Most stores are open every day of the week, including Sunday!
You can make payments in store by cash or debit and credit card.
Prices seem okay, although some things are more expensive than you could find in other pet stores there are many cheap things to be had here a lot cheaper than else where.
Make your pet happy, take a visit soon.
Pets At Home is a nationwide pet shop chain; they sell a range of pet food, accessories and some animals. Our local Pets At Home has recently relocated to the other end of the retail park and now has a new grooming parlour which we haven't used as we found it quite expensive, it was around £35 for one dog, we usually only pay around £25 so a big difference, especially when you have two dogs. It also has a vets, we haven't used this either as we're with a local independent surgery.
The store itself is large and brightly lit; the tills are at the front of the shop with the grooming parlour and vets at the back. The shop always seems clean and tidy; you don't often see things lying around that shouldn't be. Pets are obviously allowed in the store, so sometimes it can be a bit noisy with dogs barking and such.
They sell some animals such as rabbits, mice, hamsters and guinea pigs. They also sell a wide range of fish and some reptiles. Although I always think the fish look overcrowded in places like this, I actually know naff all about fish, so they might be quite happy. The tanks are always clean and have decorative items in with the fish so they have things to "play" with (see what I mean, I know NOTHING about fish!) The other animals generally look well looked after and happy enough. We bought a hamster from here a couple of years ago and I recall the staff being very helpful, they gave us advice on how to handle and care for her and handled the hamster with care when popping her in the travel box, which was only made out of thin cardboard, which she nearly escaped out of. But then that hamster could escape out of anything, she was like a magician or something!
We shop at Pets At Home occasionally, usually for birthday and Christmas gifts for our two dogs. We do find them a bit expensive but they have the best range available in our area and my husband loves looking at the animals (I do not, it is boring)
They always have a bowl of water for the dogs near the door and a bowl of dog treats on the counter, which I think is a nice touch.
The staff always seem quite pleasant but aside from when buying our hamster, I haven't had much interaction with them except for when paying for our purchases.
Personally if I can, I would choose to buy pet food and accessories from our local market and support local businesses but I can't always get there, so Pets At Home would be my next choice.
Their website is very good, full of useful information about different animals and you can of course purchase things online.
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I have shopped at Pets At Home for 5 years or so; my oldest guinea pig was purchased from there. My local store is Mansfield, Nottinghamshire.
I constantly see critique and insults on their facebook page and in the press, and I cannot understand why.
My eldest piggy and eldest bunny are from there are they're healthy as anything. The pets in store are always looked after, in a safe environment, healthy, and well fed.
My family and I shop in there at least once a week as we have a menagerie of animals, so we're very accustomed to the service and the staff.
The staff are extremely friendly and very very clued up on animal care; most of them being pet owners themselves. No questions are silly questions for the staff in my local store.
The service is always exceptional, the staff have gone above and beyond to provide outstanding customer service.
The offers are always fabulous, making them very very competitive in price in our local area.
The VIP card is committed to helping charities, and enables us to get lots of vouchers and the likes for our animals.
The staff in our local Pets At Home genuinely put animals first, and they really care.
If I've ever had any problems, they're always quick to rectify them.
Overall, I haven't a bad word to say about my local store, I understand that all stores aren't like my local, but i'd recommend my local to anyone!


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Family, friends and faith are the three most important things to me. I have wonderful parents, sister, brother, and two adorable nephews. My friends are both near and far and I am blessed with the best support system. I believe the most important piece of faith is the values you learn and I am hoping to find someone with those same values. I am a driven independent women who has a great career, owns a house, and is currently working to get her MBA. Two of my biggest passions are sports and outdoors. I love biking, walks around the lake, landscaping, running, camping, and the list can go on. My favorite sport is basketball and enjoy watching with a beer in hand at the bar. Growing up in a small town has made me enjoy the simple things in life. I don't need fansy resturants and I am not a materialist girl. Jeans and a burger are perfectly fine. That doesn't mean that once in a while I cant get all dressed up for a nice night on the town. As my friends have said it best what I am looking for is someone that can keep up to me and challenge me but know when to step in, pull me in close and protect me when needed.
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Louisiana Tech Downs Texas State 84-69 - Match Report
Louisiana Tech got 21 points from Raheem Appleby as they ran past Texas State 84-69 on Saturday at Thomas Center.
Louisiana Tech earned a straight-up victory but suffered an ATS defeat in failing to cover the 17.5-point spread.
Louisiana Tech got 15 points from Alex Hamilton and another 10 points from Isaiah Massey. Kenneth Smith contributed 4 assists, while Chris Anderson cleaned the glass with 13 rebounds.
Texas State got 13 points from Joel Wright in a losing cause and another 12 points from Reid Koenen. Matt Staff contributed 5 assists for them, while Corey Stern had 8 rebounds.
Louisiana Tech hit the break leading 36-29 before taking care of business in the second half.
Louisiana Tech won the battle of the boards, outrebounding their counterparts 46-33.


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"If Cornell finishes ahead of Iowa with five all americans I'll jump into the Des Moines River after finals." -Herkey#1 8/16/12
Hard to believe this team lost to ISU in a dual.(No Jesse D, didn't help there)
I knew they'd be a tough dual team since they are pretty solid across the board, but never would have predicted such a result against Okey st. Kevin Dresser is seeing his hard work pay off as are the kids.
To avoid criticism say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.
I actually could not be happier for a team and a program. I just wish to hell it was Iowa who had shown up and been shown the door by TV. This would have been the their year to do it. Maybe Brands knew that?
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Brands leaves... takes talent.
Flash forward past graduation- Iowa refuses to go to National Duals.. VTech in finals..
As a novice fan, is VTech really headed in the right direction or is this a combination of fluke and a lighter field than previous years?
I remember not so long ago when some folks claimed that Brands would destroy wrestling at V Tech by leaving, and by the Iowa homeboys following him. Looks like that rationale was misguided. Also looks like Brands isn't the only Iowa wrestling alum who knows how to coach.
Congratulations to Coach Dresser for the fine performance of his team at National Duals.


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Things are bad in Kansas City. So bad, in fact, that even the poetry of a disgruntled fan doesn't overstate just how miserable life must be as a Chiefs fan. The Kansas City Star routinely publishes letters from readers on its website, and, while most take aim at political and social issues facing the community, one fan's creativity and displeasure with the Chiefs made the cut on Sunday. Kansas City resident John Kinney wrote a poem called "Pretending as Winners": "Roses are red; violets are blue; the Royals are cheap; the Chiefs are, too. "Kansas City fans are great; they arrive early at the gate; they cheer for their teams; but the playoffs must wait. "Our owners are rich; but they don't seem to care; we invest so much time, money and energy; it just doesn't seem fair. "The players try hard; they aren't responsible for this scam; but they look overmatched; because team payroll is a sham. "David and Clark, we only have so much patience; and you are wearing it very thin; would you do us a favor; and at least pretend like you want to win." The Hunt brothers and Scott Pioli will need to take some steps to improve this team in the near future. Otherwise, the haikus and acrostic poems will start flooding the Star's mailbox. Photo via Flickr/fonticulus
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So, we got to the final.
I mean us the fans, the journalists too. Walking into the Spain press conference to see friends and colleagues, all you could see were tired faces.
Some of the Spanish journalists have been in seven hotels in the last seven days, and the travelling has almost killed them. The access to the players has been reduced with some interviews lasting two minutes, and only those that are close to the players being allowed to make phone calls for longer chats that could fill a whole page.
One of the most original contributions to the obligatory daily dose of interviews is the one chosen by my colleagues Javi Matallanas and Joaquín Maroto at AS.
Following the success of a TV series of a similar format, a few months ago they started an improvised chat by the coffee machine at the newspaper in front of a supposed security camera, the 'ultimate' fly on the wall.
They have reproduced that and have managed to speak to Vicente del Bosque, Gerard Piqué, Pedro, Fernando Llorente, Andres Iniesta, almost everybody! Have a look at the two stars of the tournament...
And the game? Iker Casillas was saying in Saturday's press conference that he felt the pressure four years ago and the nerves in the World Cup.
This final is different. It is one to be won, but they know what they have to do, how to keep the right level of tension and there is no historical urgencies or an obligation to win it.
I feel the same. This team has made history in the statistical books (by equalling West Germany in reaching three consecutive finals) but also in the way they have followed a style that influenced huge football nations like Italy and Germany.
What can you learn from the Spaniards? Only that technique and tactical intelligence allows you to be whatever you want to be. Nobody should copy anybody else.
If you add to that the winning mentality (never mind the commitment, belief and those words used so often to describe failed tries at winning tournaments) then the cocktail is ideal.
Italy have got it too and scored first against us in the opening game. If we hadn't drawn straight away, we could be talking about a different final. I imagine del Bosque would insist on that same team (with Cesc Fabregas and no Fernando Torres) to guarantee control and win the game with Navas or Pedro or Torres from the bench.
Because games are not won by the first XI these days. Spain can do it, and if we do, I will remember those games we used to play in the school where we wanted to be French, Italian, German and I would imagine our kids will not need to learn other names than Iniesta (my man of the tournament), Xavi, Cesc, Torres, Silva, Piqué, Ramos, Iker... for those improvised street games.


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Reporter: Everyone loves money. But the U.S. Federal Reserve may be loving it a little too much and keeping it all to itself. Perhaps that's why one of the hottest stories of the summer involves the Fed coming under fire. At the center of the heated debate is Congressman Ron Paul. He and about 263 members of Congress support a bill to audit one of the most powerful monetary institutions in the world.
Ron Paul: What I want to find out is what they're doing. They can create money and create it out of thin air and make promises and guarantees to private entities, international bankers, other governments and other central banks. We deserve to know exactly what they're doing.
Reporter: The Federal Reserve System is an organization with unprecedented financial power, heavily influencing the course of the U.S. economy and global financial system, and one that is supposed to operate independently of the U.S. government, or so we think.
And the eagle atop this massive marble structure in downtown Washington DC also oversees the regulation of interest rates and the printing of U.S. dollars.
Ron Paul: Now, because of what the Fed does, they're embarking on a policy of destroying the value of the dollar. This could give capitalism a bad name. Obviously, this is not capitalism, this is cronyism and inflationism and secret central banking.
Reporter: Well, secret secrets are no fun unless we tell everyone. Lawmakers and economists agree that the Federal Reserve with its immense financial power, has exercised more control over the economy than any other government body. And if Congressman Ron Paul and others like him demand an investigation into this organization, the Fed itself says that the audit would only hurt, not help the economy.
Perhaps that's why they have enlisted the help of over 180 economists and businessmen who have written a letter urging the U.S. government to "reaffirm their support for and defend the independence of the Federal Reserve System as a foundation of U.S. economy stability". The Fed's defenders say that the independence of U.S. monetary policy may be at risk.
Ron Paul: The Federal Reserve is hysterical over it. I mean, they're sort of ganging up, getting all the economists to prove that transparency is terrible and they love the secrecy. They threaten that they'd raise interest rates and do all these terrible things.
Reporter: But the U.S. President seems to be on the side of this massive money machine.
A key component of Barack Obama's financial overhaul is actually to give the Fed more power. What do you make of that?
Ron Paul: I said, "Look, if you do give them move authority that's an even stronger argument for transparency, you just can't keep giving them more and more power." My argument is that if you're against big government and you're against centralized government and warmongering and welfarism, you can't be for the Fed.
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|3 , crusts trimmed
|1 Clove (5 gm), halved
|Olive oil
|2 Fluid Ounce (0.25 Cup /60 Milliliter)
|Sunflower seeds
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|Pumpkin seeds
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2. Place sunflower, pumpkin and sesame seeds on a nonstick baking tray and bake for 3-5 minutes or until golden. Cool slightly.
3. Place salad leaves, avocados, tomatoes, tofu and oranges in a salad bowl and toss. Sprinkle with croutons and toasted seeds.
4. To make dressing, place oil, lemon juice, chilli sauce, soy sauce and sesame oil in a bowl and whisk to combine. Drizzle dressing over salad and serve immediately.
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I don't think they are anti-open source, they are just trying to protect their intellectual property. They are still releasing drivers for these devices and although you may not be entitled to see the source, you can still use that open source operating system with that shiny new video card.
I keep receiving mailouts which suggest that US patent rules have changed in recent years such that keeping trade secrets is an increasingly advisable business strategy, instead of acquiring patents.
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It's a tricky balance as Obama goes on the offensive against McCain but also tries to respect his White House rival's "compelling personal story."
Obama frequently mentions McCain's prisoner-of-war experience and today described it as something "none of us could imagine."
But the Democratic contender quickly pivoted to the attack.
"There's just a fundamental gap of understanding between John McCain's world and what people are going through every single day here in America," he said.
Before McCain's comments Wednesday, Democrats were more focused on whom Obama would select as his running mate. No doubt the choice will make a difference.
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The figure that most concerns Democrats is the 44 percent of those polled who say Obama is prepared to be president versus the 68 percent who feel McCain is prepared.
The tightening poll numbers could have an effect on Obama's vice presidential pick.
"[The Obama campaign] certainly seems to be signaling that the person will have instantly recognizable national security experience that means Joe Biden, maybe Evan Bayh, not Tim Kaine of Virginia and maybe even the big surprise, you know, someone like Hillary Clinton or Al Gore," Stephanopoulos reported on "World News."
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2012-12-08 : Vinny Maddalone 231½ lbs beat Byron Polley 268½ lbs by TKO at 1:11 in round 3 of 10
- Location: Resorts World Casino, Queens, New York, USA
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- Judge: Tony Paolillo
- Judge: Joseph Pasquale
In the main event of an eight bout fight card at the Genting Group's Resorts New World Casino Aqueduct Raceway, the second such boxing card at this location Maddalone knocked out Byron 'The Bear' Polley in the third round. Maddalone knocked down Polley in the first, second and third round. Polley got up three times, and was game to fight. Polley's entire game was to pin Maddalone on the ropes, hold one rope with his left hand illegally, while attempting to bully and maul Maddalone with his right hand. Referee Shada Murdaugh got Polley holding the ropes while hitting, and Polley's only other attempt was to throw a punch or two and hold. Maddalone drew Polley into center ring, and hit him with power shots while staying out of range. Polley tried to hang on, but after taking a brutal beating, an exhausted and battered Polley slumped backwards to the canvas as his legs went after a power punch barrage from Maddalone.


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Pleasence, P; Balmer, NJ; Buck, A; O'Grady, A; Genn, H; (2004) Civil law problems and morbidity. J EPIDEMIOL COMMUN H , 58 (7) 552 - 557. 10.1136/jech.2003.014076.
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Study objective: In the United Kingdom, recognition of the links between social and health problems has led to government initiatives such as health action zones. The principles of civil law apply to many types of social problem, and the civil justice system provides one means through which they can be tackled. However, little research has been undertaken into the particular links between problems to which civil legal principles and processes can be applied and morbidity. This study examines these links, and the role of legal advice and services in preventing ill health.Design: This study examined survey respondents' self reports of longstanding illness/disability and experience of 18 problems to which legal principles can be applied.Setting: A random national survey conducted across England and Wales.Participants: 5611 adults drawn from 3348 residential households.Main results: Significant associations were found between illness/disability and 13 of the problem types. Moreover, experience of greater numbers of problems increased the likelihood of reported illness/ disability. In attempting to resolve problems respondents' health also frequently suffered.Conclusions: This study highlights the contribution that public legal education and legal advice can make to the promotion of public health, and the importance of further integration of health and civil justice initiatives through health action zones, community legal service partnerships, etc, to further this end.
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I'm in a 34DDD and this top wasn't wearable in public without fear of nipple slippage.
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Support like your favorite bra, with style and easy wear comfort. By far beats wearing a halter style if you are D cup size woman.
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I found this top while on vacation, I am 34DD and have problems with finding adequate support with a nice style, this is the best top I have ever worn. I can swim and do poolside activities with comfort and confidenceOne reviewer said there was no liner but mine has a thin liner which is removableI loved it so much that I have bought another bikini and love both suitsThanks
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I'm bustier than I'd prefer at my current weight, but this top combines great support and a sexy sense of fashion (so I've been told). Not meant for jogging on the beach, but great for poolside activity.
No support in the fabric, cheap looking.
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I don't have anything good to say about this item. It was way smaller than stated. The material looked and felt cheap and flimsy. For the price this item needs a LOT of help!!
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the fit is amazing and it's very flattering for a large chest. love the back and the fact that you can adjust the fit. also a great color.
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I just love this top, it's true to size and I love the crossback tie in the back! Relieves the pressure on the neck!
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Top was for a teen girl who needed more coverage. She loved it!!
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I found my first SKYE two piece swimwear at a Ross store in Southern CA while on vacation. I'm a petite 4"11" with a 36 D bust. This swimwear fit perfectly, giving me enough support and still looks modern and fashionable. I was so impressed by the fit that I went on line to SKYE website and ordered another two piece. Thank you Skye for making great quality swimwear for women in need of "D" cups. I will certainly be making more purchases in the future.
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Looks great and feels great... Having some trouble keeping things secured... But, I love this suit!
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I purchased my first Skye swimsuit in 2010 on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. I wear a 38 DD and unfortunately swimsuit shopping has always been a task for me. This style gives me so much support without the annoying neck ache. If you are looking for a great support without the additional padding then this is it!
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The cup is constructed of only a single layer of fabric. There is no lining of any type. I am going to the fabric store to find a swimsuit cup liner and try sewing that in. The top is cute enough to make it worthwhile to try and fix rather than send it back.
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I read the reviews and took a chance. This top actually holds the girls up fairly well. I usually have to buy bra type tops, so I was blown away that this "string style" top worked. I could always use more support, but the sexyness is worth it.Well-made, quality fabric. Cons: getting it on is a little confusing at first, kind of have to climb into it.
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I'm a 32/34 D. I thought the suit was very flattering on but, I am a mom and I like a little bit of padding for modesty and shape. This top does not have it. I also like to do alot of water sports and I just don't see this giving me enough support. If you are looking for a a "lay by the pool" kind of swimsuit this is the one for you.
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If you have a gigantic bust that needs support, this is a perfect top. the back tying options help out tremdously with neckache too :)


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