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African migrant exploited for labour in ItalyThe employers know that they can do what they want with you when you've not got your documents.
Day of prayer against human trafficking"Governments, employers and consumers need to send a clear signal that trafficking will not be tolerated. The life of Josephine Bakhita inspires us to step up our actions on ending this crime."
July 24, 2014
Caritas urges governments to protect the rights of victims of traffickingCaritas urges governments to increase efforts to protect the dignity and rights of trafficked people on the first ever World Day of Trafficking in Persons (30th July).
June 6, 2014
In Myanmar, child trafficking stopped in its tracksCaritas has fought labour exploitation for years, tracing trafficked children and providing them with reintegration support.
April 30, 2014
Decent work is best way out of povertyCatholic Church-inspired organisations reaffirm their commitment to eliminate poverty through decent work at conference in Rome.
February 3, 2014
Immigrants to Italy face discriminationI've spoken to many Italians who've told me they want their kids to go abroad to work when they're older, because there are few job opportunities in Italy.
January 21, 2014
Buying and selling peopleAlmost 21 million people are the victims of trafficking. The vast majority are from Asia and are women. Christian organisations supported by Caritas Internationalis are working together to combat trafficking.
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Christian organisations tackle labour exploitationThe anti-trafficking network COATNET will meet in Madrid next week to discuss trafficking for labour exploitation and domestic servitude. Moreover, members of the network will outline their common plan and collective actions for the coming years.
December 17, 2013
Caritas is providing aid to Ethiopian migrant workers expelled from Saudi ArabiaCaritas is providing aid after tens of thousands of Ethiopian migrant workers are expelled from Saudi Arabia
June 17, 2013
"Protected, paid well and pleasurable": decent work for domestic workersCaritas campaigned hard to get the convention approved and ensure the rights of domestic workers were respected. The very nature of domestic work – behind closed doors and hidden from view – means that the terrain is rife for abuses and protective measures are minimal.
May 27, 2013
International Domestic Workers DayInternational Domestic Workers day is on 16th June and it gives us the opportunity to recognise the rights of domestic workers around the world.
April 30, 2013
MaydayMany workers around the world are having a welcomed day off tomorrow to mark "International Workers Day". But in Bangladesh rescuers will continue to sift through the rubble of the clothing factory which collapsed in Savar last week.
January 17, 2013
Death of a housemaid: the tragedy of Rizana Nafeek
Caritas Sri Lanka Director Fr George Sigamoney says he is deeply upset by the execution of Sri Lankan housemaid Rizana Nafeek in Saudi Arabia on 9 January. Caritas had fought for her release since she was sentenced in 2007 to beheading for strangling a baby she was looking after as a nanny in 2005. Rizana was just a minor herself when the tragedy took place. She maintains that it was an accident caused by her inexperienced efforts to save the baby from choking. "Unfortunately, what we expected to happen happened," he said. "As a representative of the Church and of Caritas I want to express my sorrow and solidarity to Rizana's family. I pray for them that they may have the courage needed to face their pain and get through this moment." "I want to remember Rizana in another way," Fr George said. "As a nation, we must reflect and weep for [...]


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ARANSAS PASS -- Antonio Gomez, a retired maintenance equipment operator for the Texas Department of Transportation and a Catholic, died July 21, 2007. He was 88.
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ABILENE -- Mollie Grisham, a former Corpus Christi resident, died July 20, 2007. She was 42.
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Jo Nell James
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Services will be at 10 a.m. July 24 at Prairie View Cemetery, Aransas Pass.
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Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. July 22 at Ramon Funeral Home. Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. July 23 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
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Survivors include her husband, Preston; a son, John Ray Wallace; a brother, Russell Tyler of Moundsville, W. Va.; and two grandchildren.
Memorial services will be at Peace Lutheran Church at a later date.
Saxet Funeral Home, Corpus Christi
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I'm having fun with STO's space missions, but I crave more depth and some better PVP. I got a free copy of Eve with my latest PC gamer and thought about trying it out.
If I like the space portions of STO, will I like EVE's space combat? Also, are there decent PVE elements to EVE or is it completely a sand box?
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Only thing STO has going for itself is combat.
Since you did ask about Eve I will tell you the combat is more Rts, point and click type game play.
Yeah... Eve is all sandbox, stay with sto.
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Joined: 11/12/09
It's something you'll have to just download and try... Ship combat is nothing like STO.
The biggest problem with EVE is the learning curve. STO is EZmode compared. I have a graph that might explain it better.
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Joined: 3/05/04
Heh, Nice Graph I couldnt have explained it better.
EVE game client is only $3.
The first month you will subscribe it is the subscription fee and client fee, $15 + $3.
I can't tell what the PC Gamer client gave you, but unless it is a full 30 days you're not really given the game for free. You could just get the client on dvd still needing to use a trial period and/or subscribing with the initial fee which is $18.
So if you really are interested and want to contiune playing, use a 14 day trial see what the game brings you. If you like it ask for a 21 day trial invite and continue sub on that. Or just go directly to the 21 trial account.
Anyway I like both the ship combat in STO and EVE and are playing both for the moment. My choice between those two, if I had to, I would choose EVE.
Can't give you any tip or hints to as if you are going to like EVE. I can say though that if you would be go looking at the STO forums and listen to what is said there then you wouldn't be playing STO in first place. Do the same with EVE make up your own opinion by testing it by yourself.
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Joined: 11/15/09
The only luck I had today was to have you as my opponent.
actually, the client is free. when you activate your account (after the 15 days) you pay a one-time $5 or $3 or something tiny like that and the 1 month or 3 month or w/e payment plan you choose. this gets you the free month and the remaining trial days get added to that month and of course the months you payed for.
so for $20 you get 75 days of play. I think it's worth trying, not much to do with $20 across 75 days.
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Joined: 1/12/06
Eve is the exact opposite of STO's combat. Position doesn't mean a thing, it's 90% luck (who happens to be loaded out for the encounter) and 10% tactics. The rest is basically orbiting at range and watching numbers go up and down and maybe a few unimpressive sparks from the cannons. It's not terribly fun to engage in or watch.
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Joined: 8/17/09
"A very special kind of stupidity"
Originally posted by Kordesh
Pro-tip™: That aint luck, sweetcakes.
Give me liberty or give me lasers
There are some fun pve elemensin Eve. most include a chance of pvp though o.o Level 5 missions are fun~ Wormholes arefun~ 10/10 deadspace complexes are fun (probed combat sites) but most of those are in low sec space where people can and will hunt you down and hit you when you least expect it!
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Joined: 5/17/04
An MMO FAN
Originally posted by BattleFelon
The combat is nothing like that of STO. I found the combat to be rather boring at times in eve. Movement is point & click. Not saying it's bad, just nothing like STO's space combat, other than its spaceships in space. I had 3 eve accounts at 1 point.
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Joined: 10/08/06
so if I have scouts out who can provide me with good intel on an enemy fleet, their ship types and their most likely fitting depending on their fleet composition, so I can order my fleet mates to go into the right types of ships to counter their setups...I am lucky because as you said I happened to be loaded for the encounter?
as the poster above me said, it aint luck. people don't understand the meaning of the sandbox. its not a team-park MMO, you don't cue for a fight and then fight it out. you gather intel, you prepare, and then you fight on your terms and win. that is why baiting is so popular these days, because you get your opponent to engage thinking he is fighting on his terms.
if you lost because your opponent was in the right load-outs and you weren't, you weren't unlucky, you were unprepared.
as for the op, I have not played sto pvp, I have only seen my roomate play it. personally I think its boring and stupid. you move a massive ship the size of small city with a joystick...and then there is no death penalty...
and that is the whole point of the game, it is a sandbox, so you can do whatever you want, but there wont be a cue for it, you have to go and do it.
final note, eve is a multi player game (obviously), what this means is that solo pvp can be a lot harder. the moment you have a wingman, just one more player, things change, because you can both fit different things and plan accordingly. so its all about group pvp.
so if you like group, tactical, diverse, meaningful pvp, where intel, preparation and tactics win the fight, then you will like eve online combat.
as for pve, eve was known to have almost none. then they introduced wormholes where you scan for anomalies, probe down wormholes, and take a ride through them to the other side. there you can explore the riches of the system you discovered and make isk, by kill the residents of said system, salvaging their loot, and doing archaeology and some sites you find in space.
so yeah, there is some pve, but again, its a sandbox, you gotta go and do it.
Originally posted by Robokapp
That effectively makes the client not free. If he got a free client from a magazine it should be without that extra fee but I doubt it is.
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Joined: 11/19/06
The trial is free.
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Joined: 8/17/09
"A very special kind of stupidity"
Originally posted by Orphes
That effectively makes the client not free. If he got a free client from a magazine it should be without that extra fee but I doubt it is.
No, it makes the client effectively free. A subscribed account is what he'll have to pay for.
You can download the client for free direct from CCP
Give me liberty or give me lasers
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Joined: 9/23/08
I played and enjoy both games.
I would say STO is more 'entertaining' and miles better in PVE.
This is where EVE PVE becomes very boring but opens completely new world for PVP, a level unseen in any MMO. Big part of EVE PVP is not the engagement itself but everything that happens before and after.
Originally posted by Malcanis
No, it makes the client effectively free. A subscribed account is what he'll have to pay for.
You can download the client for free direct from CCP
World of warcraft client is free...
Because you can download them for free aswell. There is a multitude of games that you can dowlnoad for free and some even lets patch the client without subscribing or under trial. Heck all games are for free because you'd only need to pay this and that extra fee when you are starting to subscribe. Some call it retail package and some call it something else. And as you get Age of Conan for $20 aswell, well then that client is as much free as EVE online is.
You see this is merely semantics. But having to pay an extra fee for the intitial subscription month doesn't really make the client for free does it. They just use different motivations, they word it different, for the extra fee.
Limitations for trial accounts? Some doesnt let you move past some areas, EVE doesn't let you train certain skills, doesnt let you run another client if both aren't activated (subscription).
Again this is only PR for both PC Gamer and CCP. The gameclient is not anymore "free" by getting it from PC Gamer.
/Although one have to recognize the goodwill from CCP as if one buys the retail package you get the gametime regardless if the account is already activated, I have not seen any other games letting you add 30days (60days for EVE) after buying another retail package. I'm not saying that the deals from CCP is bad I'm just not agreeing that their client is free./
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Joined: 1/30/07
Pcgamer client is broken www.eveonline.com/news.asp download it from ccp
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Joined: 1/18/07
Originally posted by karantanija
I think he is talking about when the bullets actually start flying. If for some weird and nearly impossible scenario such as two identically fitted rifters in EVE and two identically skill point players with the exact same skill point spread were to meet , set to orbit each other and fire, the winner would be based off of behind the scenes die rolls. The fight could very well end up as a stalemate as well because actual flying skill doesn't play a factor. Load out and skill points do. STO has load out, skill points too, as well as actual flying skill involved. Now before you EVE players get all riled up about that, you damn well know that you basically just have one shield to manage. Either that shield stays up or it gets knocked down. In STO, you basically have 4 shields to were facing takes on an actual meaning. Not to mention firing arcs. As far as I can remember, all of EVE's ship weapons fire in 360 degree arcs, so facing again gets thrown out the window. It has no bearing on your shield or weapons in EVE. That is not the case in STO. Different ships have different load outs, which causes the pilot to have to fly a certain way. Example,...a cruiser captain will mainly try to keep his sides facing the enemy in order to hit him with maximum firepower from a broadside. But his ship at the same time flys and turns pretty slow. The escort/ bird of prey captain will have mainly forward facing, heavy hitting weapons, but he will be more manueverable than the cruiser. Since he hits harder by going head on into his target, you can see that his flying style will be different. Now if you face two equally loaded and identical STO ships with two captains of the same class that have the same spread of skill points in the same spots will probably not end in a stalemate. Chances are the one who has more of a grasp over shield management and knows when to turn and when not to will most likely win. Sure in EVE there are ship modules that repair shields/hull and recharge the capacitors, but the point is, if both pilots clicked on orbit then fired their weapons and just sat back and watched, luck will decide the winner. You cant just click orbit and fire in STO, and if you could, you would be dead quick to the person that actually "flew" his ship. Yes there is luck involved as well, but in STO's case, that extra element of actual flying (in video game sense) is the real factor. No I'm not saying STO is a superior game, just focused different when it actually comes down to ship-to-ship combat.
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Joined: 9/23/08
If you do the same in STO and take 2 identical ships with identical crew and skills, let them sit still and shoot, the result won't be different from EVE.
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Joined: 1/18/07
Originally posted by Gdemami
I think you missed my point. Sure in STO, the two could sit there and not move,..OR... you could fly around. What options do you have in EVE? Thats right, sit there or fly around. In EVE the result will be the same either way. In STO, the way you and your opponent "flies" makes a difference. In EVE if you change direction, it wont have any bearing on your shields or weapons fire. Therefore there is no need to change direction in EVE, you just set your orbiting range then click. I know that once you put in a more realistic engagement all of this gets thrown out the window,..BUT,...for one verses one, equal engagment, there is another element in the mix that you just don't have in EVE. It's not a bad thing, the RTS style of combat works for EVE. It doesn't work for STO. Point being, they are two different games that approach combat differently.
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Elderly woman makes new drive-through at bank's front door
Germantown - Germantown police responded to a report of a car driving through the front door at BMO Harris Bank, W156 N11150 Pilgrim Road, shortly after 10:30 a.m. Nov. 16.
According to the police log, an 81-year-old Germantown woman who was attempting to park in a parking spot in front of the bank lost control of her vehicle and drove through the front door of the business. The woman told police she thought she may have pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake.
The driver was cited for failure to have control of a vehicle. A damage estimate for the building was unavailable at the time of the report.
Black Friday shoppers trample woman at Walmart
Germantown - A 43-year-old woman called police after she was trampled by numerous customers during the Thanksgiving Day sales event at Walmart.
According to the Germantown police log:
The woman stated she was in the video gaming section of the electronics department to purchase advertised video games at Walmart, W190 N9855 Appleton Ave., shortly after 8 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. When employees started handing out the special sale-priced video games, customers behind her began to trample and push her as they tried to grab the products for themselves.
The woman sustained minor injuries to her right wrist and right ankle and declined medical treatment. She was unable to identify anyone involved in the melee and told police she would be filing an incident report with Walmart management.
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Alright, the folks at hlfallout.com say the official word from steampowered.com tommorrow (thurday) the steam HL2 products will be made available for purchase and upon product release readily available for download.
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City Council Consideration to Extend the Interim Moratorium
On July 8, 2014, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1357U, establishing an Interim Moratorium Ordinance Pursuant to Government Code Section 65858 on the issuance of all building permits and any discretionary approvals for construction of new development requiring new water service connections. The interim ordinance was an urgency ordinance, making it effective immediately. The Interim Ordinance 1357U will expire on August 22, 2014, unless the City Council takes action to extend the moratorium before it expires.


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Where the Enemy Is Everywhere and Nowhere
By Daniel Bergner
Published: July 20, 2003
Stones and scrap metal are laid out on the sand. The officers gather for what they call the rock drill, a last session of planning. Strips of white cloth, along with the rocks and metal, form a map of Lowri Kariz, the village the troops will search, hunting Al Qaeda and the Taliban. Steel bars split the village into quadrants. Squads will cover each section, making sure no suspect can shift from one to another -- making sure no suspect can edge away.
In a few hours, after nightfall, the soldiers will leave their Kandahar base. They have been warned to anticipate resistance. The search zone is tight to the border; the frontier is an enemy refuge. Ambushes might be sprung and mortars might be launched, and then there are the old, unmarked minefields and others that might be newly laid. After the rock drill, platoons meet between the tents. With a quiet, cursing indifference that mitigates fear, they talk through the responses to assaults, to mines. If someone in their units takes an unlucky step and gets his body blasted into fragments, the men will squat down and inch toward the victim, using their bayonet blades to stab delicately at the desert floor.
This is America's war on terror, in the southern and least stable part of Afghanistan, over a year and a half since that war began. ''This mission,'' Charles Flynn, the Army lieutenant colonel in charge of tonight's operation, tells me, ''I expect to apprehend enemy.'' Then the convoy of trucks and Humvees moves out, lurching and jouncing through cratered terrain, Afghanistan's powdery sand rising from the tires, coiling and unfurling like mist, radiant in the headlights. All is obscure behind it.
Resolute strike, Valiant Strike, Carpathian Lightning: the names of recent United States military operations in Afghanistan. And beginning with the name that encompasses them all, Operation Enduring Freedom, there have been victories to go along with the grand, triumphal language. American missiles, in the fall of 2001, annihilated Al Qaeda training camps where men like Ramzi Yousef and Mohamed Atta had taught and learned. Afghan militias directed by Army Special Forces crews drove the Taliban from power and destroyed, in less than two months, the terrorist sanctuary Al Qaeda had found under the Taliban's extremist rule. It's a crucial word, sanctuary. It's one-third of the way the American military -- with about 8,500 troops on the ground, aided by 3,000 coalition soldiers -- defines its aims in the country. Kill. Capture. Deny sanctuary. These are the measures of the war's success as the 300 Americans ride out tonight on Vigilant Guardian, hoping that Flynn's prediction is more than a wish.
The troops doze, bodies packed crushingly into the open beds of the trucks. Turreted gunners peer out through night optics above each cab; for the rest, jolting at eight miles per hour through hostile territory on a scarcely marked track, closer and closer to the border, the tension of possible ambush is gradually overcome by the pain of entangled, contorted limbs and torsos. Sleep may be dangerous, but it is escape.
The best chance at killing or capture may have been deep in the past. Below the white peaks of the Spin Ghar near the Pakistani line, Osama bin Laden was spotted, in late November and early December 2001, along with at least 1,000 of his Qaeda fighters. The American high command believed this was it but didn't want to put its soldiers -- even Delta Force, renowned for risk-taking -- in severe danger; didn't want British special forces -- who also had teams in the area, eager to move in -- to claim the war's greatest prize; and couldn't compel Pakistan to close off the frontier. (Why the Americans didn't block the frontier themselves has never become clear, though the perils of landing helicopters at high altitudes in terrible weather probably played a part.) Without much support on the ground, with only the troops of Afghan warlords to rely on, a bombardment from American jets merely chased bin Laden between the ridges, most think, and across the border. He may well have bought the warlords off and been allowed to escape. He may well have had the help of the region's Pashtuns, the ethnic group most loyal to his Taliban collaborators. Months later, Canadian coalition soldiers dug up bodies from a cluster of graves that had become a local shrine, bodies from December's bombing. The hope was that one would be bin Laden's. None were.
The next time, the military chose to take more risks. In March 2002, farther southwest along the frontier, an unmanned surveillance plane, guided by C.I.A. technicians, sent back photographs of Al Qaeda fighters massing. About 200 enemy troops seemed to have gathered in the Shah-i-Kot Valley, with ''H.V.T.'s'' probably among them. High-Value Targets was now the military's preferred term; after bin Laden's December escape, it no longer liked to speak of him or other terrorist leaders by name. That put too much stress, and focused too much public judgment, on the killing or capturing of specific figures.


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Have you been following along with our Costco Meal Plans found here? If you are new to the series, then you'll want to read the following Frequently Asked Questions about our Costco plans:
Why is the price for each Costco meal plan greater than your normal $5/meal price?
- I realize this makes for roughly $7.50 dinners. Meat at Costco is more expensive than sale prices at grocery stores, and many argue that the quality is better, which according to their policy of only carrying Choice and Prime grade meat makes sense! Plus, you'll have LOTS of leftovers, which you'll see on each plan that helps reduce the actual meal prices!
Will I find the exact same pricing in my area?
- Hopefully! But, know that prices may vary by region and season.
How many people does each meal feed?
- Meals are for a family of 4. Larger families, or families with teenagers will need to adjust quantities.
Are any of the meals freezer friendly?
- Absolutely! Most of the meals included in the Costco meal plans are freezer friendly. And, I've even included specific instructions for freezing those meals on the printables in each plan. And, if you want ALL freezer friendly recipes, then be sure to check out our Costco Meal Plans: 20 Gluten Free Slow Cooker Freezer Pack Meals and 20 Slow Cooker Freezer Packs from Costco for $150 Meal Plan #6
Will my family (especially my kids) enjoy the meals?
- Meals are as kid friendly, family friendly, and allergy friendly as I could make them. Hopefully you will enjoy them! As always, you are responsible for reading labels and ensuring that everything meets your family's needs, especially on our Costco Gluten Free meal plan.
Do you have any food allergy friendly Costco Meal Plans?
- Yes, we have a plan for 21 Gluten Free Meals from Costco for $162 and 20 Gluten Free Slow Cooker Freezer Pack Costco Meal Plan for $150. We've also added Gluten-Free, Whole30 and Paleo modifications for 20 Slow Cooker Freezer Packs from Costco for $150 Meal Plan #6 and dairy free and vegetarian modifications for Plan #7 (Breakfasts & Snacks).
Do I have to stick to the exact recipes and ingredients in the Costco plans?
- Absolutely NOT! I encourage you to "Mix and Match Meals" because of the bulk purchasing! This is really a game of mixing and matching ingredients. The ingredients are very common and work in a wide variety of recipes, so feel free to use them in other recipes besides those listed on each plan. Nothing is set in stone!
Will I have to purchase any other ingredients to make the meals?
- Some pantry and fridge ingredients like milk, butter, spices etc. are not listed on the Costco Ingredients List, since most household already have those items. However, every ingredient you need for each recipe is listed on each individual recipe linked on each plan AND on the Costco Printables at the end of each plan.
Do I have to purchase the printables to use the meal plans?
- No, you are not required to purchase the printables. We have made all of the recipes with ingredients and directions available on the site for every meal plan. You'll have to do more work to gather all of the information, of course, but the information is available on the site, free of charge. However, to make your life easier, we have created very helpful printables with all of the information you need including full recipes, Costco shopping lists, a list of additional items from your pantry or grocery store you'll need, freezer instructions, and more. We think you'll find the inexpensive printables well worth the price!
Where can I find store deals and coupon match-ups at Costco?
- Check the Costco Store Deals list, complete with updated store coupons and any matching coupons or savings offers. This list is updated weekly and is available in the new Favado grocery savings app too! Note: Costco does NOT accept manufacturer coupons, but does release in-store coupons on a monthly basis. These coupons are featured in the links above.
Can I use these plans at other stores?
- Absolutely! We have a few Sam's Club versions here. You could also get the printables and make adjustments to what you would find in a traditional grocery store. You can find all of the printables here.
Disclaimer: I have no formal relationship with Costco and am not paid by them to share these plans. I created these plans to help myself (and you!) spend less money at Costco, while using up all the bulk ingredients without them going to waste. Hope they help your family as much as they help our family!


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Description: More than eighty of the loveliest, most tranquil, and sometimes hidden places in Paris are celebrated in this charming guidebook. Quiet Corners of Paris is a beautifully illustrated peek into eighty-one often overlooked, always beautiful, locales: hidden villas, winding lanes, little-known 19th-century passages, serene gardens, and cobblestone courtyards. Some of the places have breathtaking views, others are filled with historic and architectural details, from stone archways, garden follies, boxwood mazes, ornamental statuary, stained glass, and Renaissance fountains. Follow a stone path under a trellis of blossoms or wander through a gate to discover...
Sometimes it seems there isn't a centimeter in Paris that hasn't been discovered, described, and recommended. Yet even frequent visitors who know the city well can often get the feeling that the "real" city somehow remains elusive.
In the pages of Quiet Corners of Paris, first published in France, the author has found more than eighty settings that provide a rare entrée into Paris at her most subtle and delicate. Most wouldn't be considered "destinations", and certainly not tourist attractions. There are winding lanes that lead nowhere in particular, but that are exquisitely lovely in themselves (one called allée des Brouillards, "fog alley"); rue Georges-Perec, one of the city's smallest streets, is a mere staircase without a single numbered address. There's a square in the fifteenth arrondissement where pétanque players gather in a "sublimely relaxing provincial atmosphere with an almost Mediterranean feelight down to the sweet scent of pastis."
Not all of the places that Jean-Christophe Napias recommends are obscure, but many have been overlooked despite being in the best-known neighborhoods of Paris.
This hardcover book measures 6 3/10 inches by 6 inches. Published October 23, 2007.
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DA lobbies for probation for former Collierville coach charged with sexually abusing student
Prosecutors and the defense attorney for a former Collierville High School coach charged with sexually abusing one of his players came to court this week ready to enter a plea deal — but the judge halted it.
Albert Marchionda, 39, who had been the head softball coach, agreed during a hearing Thursday to plead guilty to criminal attempted sexual battery by an authority figure and prosecutors agreed to drop the criminal attempted rape charge and to recommend four years probation.
However, Criminal Court Judge Paula Skahan ordered a psychosexual evaluation before she is willing to determine his sentence.
The coach could have faced up to six years in prison.
Even if the judge agrees with probation, Marchionda would have to register as a sex offender for life.
A woman who answered the phone at his home Friday said he wasn't there and she declined to comment.
His attorney, Gray Bartlett, told the judge he disagrees with the allegations, but his client agreed to plead guilty to the one charge, reduced from the initial charge of sexual battery by an authority figure. Reached Friday, Bartlett declined to discuss the pending case.
When asked about the plea agreement, Lawrence Buser, a spokesman for the District Attorney's Office, said the victim now attends college outside of Memphis and that "the family wants him to be on the sex offender registry for life."
During the hearing, Asst. Dist. Atty. Jennifer Morris gave this account of the March 2010 incident: A then-17-year-old softball player went out drinking with friends and didn't want to return home intoxicated, so she called her coach.
The softball player and another teen went to Marchionda's home, where he gave the victim several shots of alcohol. The other teen went home.
He ended up sexually touching the victim, who told him to stop.
A friend of the victim's confided in someone at church in March 2012 and school officials were notified. When confronted, the coach resigned. Collierville police arrested him a month later.
The hearing will be continued on March 24.
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Arizona Cardinals GM: Always knew Carson Palmer could help us win
In 16 games last season, Arizona Cardinals quarterbacks combined to throw for 3,383 yards with 11 touchdowns and 21 interceptions.
The quartet of John Skelton, Kevin Kolb, Ryan Lindley and Brian Hoyer received much of the blame for the team's overall struggles, and rightfully so.
Sensing a need to upgrade the position, the Cardinals went out and acquired veteran Carson Palmer from the Oakland Raiders.
Seven games into the season, though, with the Cardinals at 3-4 and Palmer having thrown more interceptions (13) than touchdowns (8), there was a belief among some that the team needed to make a change.
The Cardinals stood pat, and it's proving to be the right decision. In Sunday's 40-11 win over the Indianapolis Colts, Palmer completed 26-of-37 passes for 314 yards and two touchdowns. He's thrown eight touchdown passes and just two interceptions over the last four games, all of which were wins.
"I think the biggest thing," Cardinals GM Steve Keim told Doug and Wolf Monday morning, "is you had to remind yourself that this is a new offense that he's playing in and we're asking him to do different things that were sort of out of his comfort zone.
"At the end of the day, I knew that if we gave the guy time to make the throws, he still has tremendous accuracy, ball placement and touch, and was certainly a guy that could help us win football games."
Keim added that the last few weeks have seen a Palmer who is "more comfortable" in the offense, praising the quarterback's ability to move around in the pocket while keeping his eyes down the field looking for an open receiver. It's a claim anyone who has watched the team would certainly validate, and just another sign that Palmer has a better understanding of what he needs to do. According to the quarterback himself, everyone knew it was just going to take time.
For the season, Palmer's line now reads 250-of-395 for 2,887 yards with 16 touchdowns and 15 interceptions.
"It took a little longer than you'd like, but when you look at it, when you come and install a brand new offense with brand new coaches, with new players in the offseason, there's no law or rule that you're going to have it at this point or that you're going to have it this week," he said after Sunday's win. "It's a work in progress and obviously you'd like to have it by midway through the training camp, or really be comfortable midway through the training camp. That's not realistic.
"It took us longer than we wanted, but we're starting to really get that trust and that confidence in each other. We've got to continue to develop it and keep it going."
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Do you know where the museums, libraries, theatres, statues and the most interesting places are in Reykjavík? What is free of charge? What's on during the weekends? What's available for children, families and grown-ups?
The cultural life in the center of Reykjavík will be introduced in guided walking tours in English, Polish, Spanish, Thai and Filipino Thursday 11th of July, at 8 p.m. The walk takes about an hour, after which all five groups meet at the Reykjavík Art Museum in Tryggvagata for an intercultural get-together and creative happening. The walk starts at Reykjavík City Library in Tryggvagata 15 at 8 p.m. and is free of charge. The program will end at 10 p.m.
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Reykjavík Safarí is hosted by Reykjavík City Library, The Reykjavík Art Museum, The Reykjavík City Museum, the Reykjavík Museum of Photography and Reykjavík UNESCO City of Literature. The program is a part of a weekly program of Evening Walking Tours on Thursdays during the summer.
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Familok is a type of house for many families, designed for workers of the heavy industry, mainly coal miners, built at the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century in the cities and towns of Poland.
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I think this is a great fragrance for those 17 and under. Maybe just the shower gel for those older than 17 just to reminisce in a bubble bath with such a sweet scent. My take is that it is sweet, innocent, with a hint of citris.
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