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The main problem which has plagued these car models is rattling and knocking seen within steering system which has led to decrease in steering response in some cases. Though there have been no accidents reported due to this problem, there are about nine complaints which have been reported so far in Europe. To increase steering response and prevent untimely wear and tear of the steering column, engineers will take apart the engine shaft to examine it for damage. If there is damage seen, the part will be changed free of cost.
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
One year ago today, temperatures rose into the 60s, snow was melting and trails were closing rapidly. As a result, we decided to move pond skimming up a week so we would still have enough snow left to make a pond. We were only a couple of weeks from the end of a frustrating season.
What a difference a year makes. It was negative 1 at the summit early Saturday morning. We had 15 inches of fresh snow last week and our season total is now at 236 inches, not far from our 50-year average of 271 inches. We have 110 trails open and that will go to 100% shortly. Yes, some good snow is in the forecast beginning late Monday and continuing through Friday. At a minimum, we should start off with at least 8 inches of wetter snow, and we should see flurries or snow showers through the rest of the week. Upslope spring storms can really surprise and it is not at all unusual to see the clouds get hooked on the mountain and dump more snow than the forecasted amount and much more than what the valleys will receive.
Conditions this past weekend were terrific, and they are only going to get better this week. As I mentioned in a previous post, Lili reminds me that she skis in December and January only to be in shape to enjoy spring skiing in March and April. I believe this year we are going to have a great March and April. For those who do not have a season pass you can purchase a spring pass for only $199 and ski or ride every day until we close or you can buy a season pass for the 2013/2014 and receive a free spring pass and enjoy the next six weeks here at Sugarbush.
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A Spelling Dilemma, or…Dilemna?!
How do you spell 'dilemma'? Do you spell 'dilemma' or 'dilemna'?
I recently played a game of spelling bee with my friend Sam. When the word dilemma came up he was certain that 'd-i-l-e-m-n-a' was the correct spelling. To settle our dilemma, we ran a quick spell check online and found out that many English users had encountered the same spelling question. Fascinated by this mysterious puzzle, I embarked on a quest to get to the bottom of this common spelling mistake.
For readers who are not sure of what 'dilemma' means, it refers to the situation when a difficult choice has to be made between two or more equally desirable (or undesirable) alternatives. For example, 'I'm in a dilemma. I am not sure if I should stay at my current job and get a salary increase, or move on to a more satisfying job that pays less.'
The origin of the word comes from the Greek. Some online users proposed that the mistake originated from book misprints (m and n are easily confused!) while others suggested it was colonial error. Many swear that they were taught the 'mna' spelling throughout their education, and posted photos of decade old dictionaries to prove it. Others simply ridicule the -mna spelling. Ginger, in case you were wondering, does not recognize it as correct spelling.
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What parasites? Are you referring to the children or the teachers?
My children pulled this type of stunt when they were unhappy with perceived infractions but refused to articulate why. Of course their immaturity made them take everything personally and were displeased when things didn't always go their way; although they didn't like it, the children also knew they had no decent argument for being petulant so the silent treatement ensued. Thank goodness by third grade they learned how ineffectual that technique is and had developed a better understanding of personal responsibility, and reality in general. I wonder if Hedge-Morrell and Johnson will ever grow up to a 9 y.o.s level
Get your panties out of a wad, max, and read it again. It says that solar panels aren't prohibited by rules, period. It's an aesthetic issue and that is subjective. Watch and see, that lil podunk neighborhood association will lose the suit.
Schools rob Americans of their wealth? Please, how do you think America became the developed country that it is - by keeping its populous an uneducated rabble? Schools are an investment in future generations, this is universally acknowledged by the most civilized and successful countries around the world.
Graft, you enjoyed and are enjoying the benefits of the public school system (whether you went to one or not) and you'll continue to do your part just like so many prior generations did for you. The crippling debt thing, well that sounds like a personal problem.
you're wrong, Bully, on both points. The Amercian Pit Bull Terrier is most certainly a breed. It may not be AKC recognized but it is recognized by a few other (and more prestigious) Kennel Clubs. Secondly, CDC most certainly did come up with those findings; in fact a Maryland court very recently cited that very study when rendering it's ruling for tougher pit bull laws - Google it, learn a little something.
Well your personal encounters are statisically waaaaay off. The Center of Disease Control and Prevention did a 20 year study which concluded that pit bulls are far more likely to kill than any other breed.
What hideous grey skin.
So Mom loves the child so much she won't put the girl in danger - but has no problem constantly putting herself in danger, very possibly making that child motherless at a young age; not to mention Mom instructing the child she cannot fake-bake because it is dangerous but still scorching her own skin, surely making the little girl scared for her mother . . . well, I am not buying it - I think she let the child bake, never mentioning or even believing in the danger. And no doubt now Mom is telling the child that she has to lie about what happened or Mommy will be taken away
Poor baby girl. Kudos to the 16 y.o. for having the courage to step forward.
Classic pedophile, thinking some innocuous activity by the child was a come-on. But attempting to convince the police that about a 4 y.o.?! Seriously demented . . . . Let's remove this permanently defect from the gene pool
I agree with Dickey. Trayvon didn't choose to fight, he fought when he HAD to . . . after being stalked by a stranger. Trayvon is dead because Zimmerman shot an unarmed man
tony, you obvioiusly didn't read the article. This is not - NOT - about taking away your right to bear arms. It is about states rights.
geez semper - the stats of most peaceful states come from the news article (other sources give the complete list, look it up yourself) and a list of the cross-referenced red/blue states can be found almost anywhere. Couldn't be any simpler.
Something else you don't know is "exactly why"; no one does because there isn't just one factor. However, a big contribution is bigots - La. is full to the brim with those, but not Maine - and their backward-asp methods of repression that naturally make for a malcontent lower class.
statistics that is
Knattylike, your scenario is even more wildly unlikely than mine and a lot more funny, meaning ludicrous. Don't y'all ever get tired of turning to conspiracy when you don't like statists but can't otherwise explain them away?
Bigdibber, I cited stats; make of them what you will
Let's see . . . .
80% of the top 10 most peaceful states are blue; 70% of the least peaceful states are red (and the other 30%? NO, not blue - purple, swing states). But I am sure that correlation is just a massive and wildly unlikely coincidence.
uh . . . . huh. Sure thing. And you aren't baselessly and preposterously afraid of about 35% of your fellow Americans or anything, watching-them (dang! even the moniker reeks of irrational fear!!). This one goes out to you: "I'm really not as cool as I'd like to be. Cuz there's a red under my bed, and there's a little yellow man in my head . . . Silly boy, you self-destroy ya. Paranoia, the destroyer"
Watchiing-them, well your definition of liberal is wrong. Completely and utterly wrong - it isn't a subjective matter, i.e., any definition that happens to work for you suffices as a accurate definition. But whatever, I am sure you marvel almost everyone you come across with your astounding willful ignorance. But let me ask you this, if liberals are so interested in controlling every aspect of everyone's "lives and freedoms" then why is the Republicans who are attempting to micro-manage women's birth control options? In fact it is said that Republicans attempt to control life/death (anti-choice -even anti-birth control like Santorum/pro-death penalty), energy (forcing a crippling dependency on O&G) the media (Fox, THE very definition of mainstream media), education (among dozens if things, requiring that Christian dogma be taught in school, so VERY unAmerican) . . . etc.
I don't hate the GOP. I don't hate anyone, much less my fellow American. I can disagree without hating feeling hatred; most of the people in my life are conservative, but it doesn't effect my attachments at all, nor theirs - only a characterless, ignorant loser attaches emotion to another's political beliefs . . . .
because, bozo, I am not a socialist. I don't believe in nationalization, I believe in capitalism, I believe in freedom of the press, I support troops on foreign soil . . . . I could go on, but it is beyond enough that all these ideologies are completely contrary to those of socialism. Just because you don't grasp the difference doesn't mean I don't.
Try and remember, Grandpa, the McCarthy era is dead and gone, and was a horribly embarrassing debacle for your kind. Wise up.
Yes women are smart, smarter than you apparently. Anyone who thinks Liberal=Socialist is debilitatingly obtuse. Don't speak for women, who on earth do you think you are; you don't qualify to render an valid opinion on what women are up against every day. You and your supposed laissez-faire GOP need to get the heck out of our bedrooms. And out of our doctors' office - that's considered forced entry, unwanted and therefore a threat - I know, I know, a woman saying "no" matters little since the GOP has also redefined forcible rape.
Women haven't forgotten that it hasn't even been 100 years since women have been allowed to vote, and that it was a right we battled long and hard for, like many hard-won rights afterward - even so, not all women's rights are considered permanent, apparently. The Religious Right has been waging a war on women for decades, but it has cause more alarm recently because they reinforced their efforts considerably to take away women's rights that had long been recognized as fundamental to our freedom. And now women once again have to wage battles for our rights previously fought and won.
Copper, admit it, you don't understand what the war on women is. Or care
Is being obtuse an act or is it just past time for you to put a plug in the jug? Maybe M.L.'s life doesn't count in your book, but everyone involved in prosecuting the Victors has done their job from the get-go and therefore have proved M.L.'s life does matter.


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Alex Stratta's Bigoli?
So the opening of Alex Stratta's (formerly of Vegas restaurants Alex and Stratta) new NY restaurant Bigoli was supposedly on Monday.
Has anyone been yet or heard any word on the place (other than about the ghastly decor)?
140 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
I didn't think the decor was ghastly. The restroom wall paper looked like it was printed from a low-res jpg, and it could use signs on the doors letting you know it's the restroom but other than that, the restaurant's interior was fine.
Some hits, some things need fine tuning.
Hits: The included pesto and parmesan served w/ the bread, the seppia, the black bass and the chocolate hazelnut mousse. It's all good and I wouldn't change a thing.
Needs fine tuning: The braised Tuscan veal, pappardelle and pistacchio cake. The veal is fine, tender and flavorful, but the reduction is a little salty and the included chard isn't enough to cut the richness. The pappardelle could use more flavor. Even though I tried it, it still managed to not leave much of an impression in my memory. The pistacchio cake would go great w/ coffee had I ordered some. Needs more pistacchio flavor. The sorbetto served w/ it is good though.
Service: Attentive w/o hovering. Glasses filled, drinks refreshed, courses served at well paced intervals, etc.
140 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
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Thanks for your report. Chef Stratta was my favorite chef in LV, and I miss his fantastic "Alex" at The Wynn. I do wish his restaurant was more of the level of Alex. I had always felt that if he had moved Alex to NYC, it would have become my #1 restaurant. I do look forward to trying his new restaurant soon.
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Never having been to Alex, I would have preferred that Stratta's New York restaurant was French as I think we're over-saturated with Italian restaurants of Bigoli's type. I suppose we'll eventually try it but will wailt -- as we usually do with new restaurants -- until any kinks are worked out.


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With the game out of reach, Harlan was able to hit a short bank shot with about 30 seconds left and then added a buzzer-beating layup to end the game and punctuate the victory.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Rams (10-9) may be peaking at the right time after a 60-43 win Friday night over visiting Curwensville (5-12).
The Rams were led by Kevin Benson's 23 points, and teammate Zane Hodgdon followed with 12 in the win.
"I thought we played team basketball," said Johnsonburg head boys varsity basketball coach Bill Shuey. "We hit the open guy, fed the guy that gave us the best chance on the floor to score and we weren't rushing our shots.
"We rebounded well and played well on defense. We had some lapses but it was still pretty good."
A senior-laden starting lineup for Ridgway boys basketball helped the Elkers to a 16-2 lead en route to a 48-29 win over Kane Wednesday night at Ridgway Area High School.
Ridgway honored seniors Cody Delhunty, Josh Lineberger, Ben MacDonald, Josh Roselli, Mike Sorge, Nate Steis, Jack Toncich, Phil Waddell and J.J. Klase before the game for Senior Night.
It was a tale of two halves on Wednesday night in the Wolves' Den. The Kane Lady Wolves' basketball team hosted the Ridgway Lady Elkers and saw the visitors jump out to a 14-10 halftime lead. Coach Dave Kiehl's Lady Wolves have struggled in the third quarter several times this season but came out of the locker room and put 16 points up on the scoreboard while holding Ridgway to two after the break. The hosts went on to post a 43-25 victory.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Ramettes (5-13) struggled mightily Wednesday night in a 35-21 loss to visiting DuBois Central Catholic (10-6).
The Ramettes managed just two points in the first quarter and were nearly shut out in the fourth, scoring their first points of the frame with just 93 seconds left in the game.
"We're not playing as a team," said Johnsonburg head girls varsity basketball coach Ellie Kocjancic after the game. "We were one out of seven in the first half and down by nine points. It's the little things that are falling apart.
JOHNSONBURG – An aggressive nature to Johnsonburg's matches led to a team victory in a way not often used.
Johnsonburg used Criteria H, most first takedowns, to earn the winning team points in a 19-18 victory over Bradford Tuesday night at Johnsonburg Area High School.
After the matches were concluded and the score was tied at 18-18, the two coaches and official stood at the scorer's table to determine tiebreaking criteria. It was determined Johnsonburg had scored takedowns first in four of the five matches to give them the team win.
Headed into the final bout of the night, the St. Marys Area Flying Dutchmen held a slim three-point lead over county rival Ridgway Elkers, 31-28. At one point in the match, the Dutchmen had held a 22-point lead, but Ridgway had rallied and looked poised to steal the victory. Faced with a must-win scenario, St. Marys Area's Cameron Resch came through with a 4-1 decision over Ridgway's Drew Baumgratz to give the Dutch the 34-28 match victory.
The Johnsonburg Rams improved to 9-9 on the season with a 55-35 win over the Kane Wolves Monday night in the Wolves' Den. The Rams led 11-5 after one quarter. The Wolves rallied to go ahead 13-11 with three minutes left in the half but the Rams closed out the second quarter on a 10-0 run and pulled away in the fourth to get the victory.
Brockway girls basketball used a strong fourth quarter to finish off a 55-37 win over Ridgway Monday night at Ridgway Area High School in an AML South matchup.
Brcokway led 36-28 over Ridgway after three quarters with the Lady Elkers still in striking distance. Brockway began to gradually pull away in the fourth quarter, outscoring Ridgway 17-9.
JOHNSONBURG – Kane coach Dave Kiehl termed the game "sloppy" at times but his Lady Wolves rolled out of Johnsonburg in the snow Monday night with a 49-29 win, upping their record to 9-8 as they battle for favorable playoff positioning.
The Ramettes (5-12), shorthanded without two of their forwards, relied heavily on sophomore Nicole Myers as she paced all scorers with 17 points. The rest of the starting five notched just eight points while Emily Dillinger contributed two field goals off the bench.


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1 1/2 cups
diced zucchini
8 ounces
chopped razor clams
1 small
onion, diced
1 clove
garlic, minced
1/2 cup
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1/2 cup
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2 tablespoons
chopped fresh parsley
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salt and black pepper to taste
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oil for frying
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Wow, this was amazing. Combining zucchini with clams a great tasty idea. I did adjust the recipe because I didn't have some of the ingredients on hand. I used only 3 eggs and used scallions instead of onions. Also, my zucchini was shredded not diced because I had extra shredded zucchini from zucchini bread I was baking. And I used half a cup of clam juice with half a cup of milk. Sorry, I know these changes might affect the results so I plan to make this exactly next time. I just had to say thank you for a great recipe. UPDATE: yep, made it again this week and this time followed the recipe to a "T" (well, almost, I still had to use shredded zucchini because husband hates zucchini so I have to make it as invincible as possible) but boy, was it good. I made this twice in one week so I think that speaks volumes. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
Living as far inland as I do, razor clams aren't something I've ever seen. I used canned clams, drained, instead. I felt these needed a little extra seasoning. I may try these again with my homemade seasoned bread crumbs and some extra garlic. My batter was extremely thin, so I did add extra bread crumbs and flour (and salt and pepper) to make them more of a drop consistency. Thanks for a tasty recipe!
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Absolutely delicious!! I halved the recipe and added some creole seasoning for spice. My family loved this!!
I made this and it was excellent! I recalculated the the servings for our small family. The only thing I did add in addition was 2 teaspoons of chicken flavoring. I will definately make this again for my family. They all loved it.
This was really easy to make. I used a full cup of surf clams from the beach, ground up and chopped. The batter was a little loose, so I tightened it up with more flour and bread crumbs. I shredded the zucchini in the food processor. Served with homemade zucchini relish tartar sauce, this made a great lunch.
Pretty darn tasty, but were somewhat mushy in the middle even when brown on the outside.
I used little neck clams as we are land locked, and razor clams were not available. As tiny as little necks are, I made "fritters" of them with the batter and fried. They were delicious and all my guests thought so, too!
Delish! I used rolled oats (1/2 cup + 1/8 cup) since I didn't have bread crums handy, just pulsed them in the blender for 15 seconds, added some Italian seasoning, and then pulsed again for 5 more seconds. I also made a sauce for the fritters: plain yogurt, salsa, sriracha sauce, minced garlic, salt and pepper all mixed together to taste. Yum! My husband loved them! He's a big crab cake fan and he said it reminded him of those.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
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** Calories: 123
** Calories from Fat: 57
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Not literally, of course. Giving him a sharp instrument at this point would probably be a mistake. But it looks like Mel Gibson's cameo in The Hangover 2 has been cut. In related news, the list of people Mel would like to put in his rose garden has probably just gotten longer.
"I thought Mel would have been great in the movie," said director Todd Phillips in a statement, "But I realize filmmaking is a collaborative effort, and the decision ultimately did not have the full support of the entire cast and crew." Is this is the same cast and crew who were fine working with convicted felon Mike Tyson in the original? Maybe Mel is in worse shape than we thought.
We can't be sure, but we're fairly certain that Mel's inclusion in the blockbuster's sequel was what had star Zach Galifianakis so furious. Our advice to the cast and crew? Change your phone numbers. What do you think of the controversial casting move?
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"Sisters 2″ Art Print Set by Dan Mumford
I was very happy to see that Dan Mumford followed up his popular "Sisters" art print set. "Sisters 2″ includes three 11.5″ x 16.5″ giclees, has an edition of 33, and costs £70/set. Visit his shop.
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Jimmy Darmody (Michael Pitt) is Nucky's protege, a Princeton dropout and WWI vet with brains and a vicious bite. His character is loosely based on Jimmy Boyd, who was Nucky's assistant when he was head of the 4th Ward and county clerk. The show has Jimmy robbing bootleggers, which he did not do. He also was not involved in any way with Al Capone, but he was responsible for delivering bad news and helping maintain order in his ward.
Agent Nelson Van Alden (Michael Shannon) is the overzealous FBI agent trying to purify Atlantic City and rid the country of liquor by any means necessary (even if it means taking the law into his own hands). His character is based on William Frank, who oversaw a joint IRS and FBI task force to bring Nucky to justice. The only problem is that his operation began in 1936, which is well after the show's setting. Either way, seeing Shannon on the small screen in Boardwalk Empire will tide us over until he plays General Zod in Man of Steel.
Margaret Schroeder (Kelly MacDonald) starts off as one of Nucky's loyal followers, but after she is beaten by her abusive alcoholic husband (who ends up dead via Nucky's brother), she becomes his mistress. Her character is loosely based on Mary Ill, who was also involved with local women's groups and charities. Her extensive interviews were used as research for the book and helped to create Nucky's character in the show. However there is no evidence that she and Nucky became romantically involved, or that he arranged for the brutal murder of her husband, although at least one source claims he did have the man banned from local gambling halls, as is depicted in the show.
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Nash keeps Jessica company while she's having a Tess moment, Bo and Michael go to the scene of the accident, Starr goes back to school and Todd publicly applauds Blair...
Nash is surprised to see Jessica having a Tess moment. She asks him if he'll have a drink with her, and Nash agrees. Just as they click their glasses together in a cheer, Antonio watches it all unfold. When he asks Jessica what's going on, she says she's just having a drink with Nash. Nash points out to Jessica that Tess used to do shots of Vodka, just as Jessica's doing. Jessica tells Antonio she needs a change, wants to try new things. Jessica tells Antonio about Nash's new vineyard, that Vincent is going to back him. Antonio warns Nash that Vincent is bad news. When asking Jessica to leave, she pulls Antonio away to dance.
Claudia tells Nash that Jessica is not Tess. However, Nash says the problem is that part of her still is. Despite Claudia's pleas, Nash downs back the liquor. He says it's like seeing Tess with Antonio. Nash says he's a sad case, that he just wants to party, and, this time, Claudia doesn't try to stop him. Suddenly, the bartender cuts Nash off. When Nash goes to leave, Claudia stops him from driving, says she'll take him home to sleep it off. Back at his place, Claudia tries helping Nash out of his clothes until he pulls her down on the bed, kisses her!
Antonio tells Jessica they need to go get the kids. They leave, not even saying good-bye to Nash. When they get home, they put the kids to bed, and Jessica wants to play around with Antonio. However, he questions her actions tonight. She explains that she's not Tess, but she just wants to be happy, to enjoy every moment. Antonio questions why she went to find Nash. Jessica tells him she wanted to thank him for saving her from Bruce. Antonio blames Nash for bringing Bruce to this town, for hurting Adriana. Jessica and Antonio argue it out until they make up, Jessica deciding she wants to make love to her husband to be.
After getting the badge number, Bo realizes that the identity of the dead cop is John McBain. He's in shock relays the information to the officer on the scene. Bo asks how sure he is that it's John, and the cop tells Bo that the badge was found next to a badly burned body. Nora comes in his office, and Bo tells her about John as he looks down at a picture of him and John together. Bo says he needs to go to the accident scene, that he's hoping the body isn't John. Bo needs to call Michael, and Nora asks about Natalie. He says he's going to wait, that Natalie had a bad feeling about John. Bo puts in a call to Michael.
At the accident scene, Michael and Bo find the cop who called Bo, and he shows them John's badge, says that it was found next to John's car. Michael demands to see the body, says he's a doctor. The cop takes Michael and Bo to a gurney. They unzip the body bag and look inside. Michael looks over the body, describing it to Bo, sees the tattoo on the right arm, finds the St. Jude necklace that Natalie gave him� Michael breaks down, says it's John� Michael starts beating the side of the ambulance, devastated by the news. Michael tells Bo about his conversation with John, about Michael hoping that John will finally get some peace after going to their father's grave. Michael hands Bo John's St. Jude's necklace, then goes to help a woman involved in the accident.
Bo takes out his cell phone, calls Natalie, leaves her a message to call him, says that it's very important.
Blair brings Starr back to school where Starr continues to blame Blair for Todd not showing up. Todd comes in behind them. The parents in the room express to Todd that he should sue Spencer for setting him up. Todd attracts the attention back to Starr. When Starr sees Langston, she leaves her parents with her counselor. One of the parents loudly makes a crack at Blair for sleeping with Spencer, says he doesn't know how Todd can stand to be around Blair. Todd grabs the guy by the shirt, says if it wasn't for Blair, Spencer would still be walking free. He makes the man apologize to Blair, to his wife, and the man does. Todd apologizes to everyone, then goes to leave. Blair stops him, thanks Todd for sticking up for her. Then he leaves.
Starr feels bad for Langston because her parents aren't there with her. She's embarrassed that Todd made a scene. A group of girls approach her. They say that Starr will pay for Todd grabbing that man, the girl's father.
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HARTFORD, Conn. - The Quinnipiac University men's soccer team continued its 2010 spring season this weekend with games against the University of Hartford and Holy Cross on Saturday. The Bobcats defeated Hartford, 1-0, on a goal from Pierre Soubrier (Aurignac, France). The junior defender beat the Hawks goalkeeper with a shot off a Durval Pereira (Cheshire, Conn.) corner kick for the game's lone goal. Quinnipiac was then defeated by Holy Cross, 1-0, in the second game of the day.
Freshman goalkeeper George Ellis (Greatham, England) was denied his fourth shutout of the spring with the loss at Holy Cross, but only allowed one goal in all four games, while posting a scoreless streak of more than 270 minutes of play.
The Bobcats began the spring with wins over Post and American International, 3-0 and 6-0, last weekend. Through four games, Quinnipiac has outscored its opponents by a 10-1 margin.
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Social media is easy. Everyone is doing it. So why should I spend money to have someone run social media for my business?
As a social media expert, I can give you many reasons why you should leave your social media campaigns, posting and monitoring to someone skilled in this field. But instead, let's talk about it from a business standpoint.
- Time is money. The amount of time you spend running your social media accounts and campaigns is time better spent on actually running your business. If you think you can't afford to pay an expert, compare the amount of time you spend on social media to the amount of time you spend on more urgent income-producing business matters.
- Social media is always changing. It's challenging to keep up with all of the social media changes. We all know Facebook is always changing its guidelines and new functions, plus factor in keeping up with all of the other social network sites and it's nearly impossible to do while you're running your business.
- Know the tricks of the trade. Maybe tricks is a strong word, but do you know proper social media etiquette? Can you post too frequently? Do you know the best times to post? Do you know which type of posts get the most likes and shares? Do you know how to tag on Facebook? Hashtag on Twitter? How is your monitoring being done? It's not to say you can't do your research, but most business owners don't have the time or can't afford to make this a priority.
I also often hear "I have an intern to do it." Interns are great resources, don't get me wrong. My intern is often a life saver. But I would never allow her to post content that hasn't been approved. Not because she isn't an intelligent young woman, but ultimately it's my business. Whatever is posted is my responsibility. Who wants to have to deal with a tweet that could possibly get them sued? Or a Facebook post that violates terms of a contract or organizational guidelines of your field?
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After learning the essentials of how to draw and reshape paths in Adobe Illustrator CS3, the fun really begins. In Illustrator CS3 One-on-One: Beyond the Basics, computer graphics expert Deke McClelland explores some of Illustrator's most powerful and least known features. He covers merging simple shapes to create complex ones with the Pathfinder palette and distorting shapes to create eye-catching effects using envelopes and the Liquify tool. Deke also teaches users how to paint fluid, multicolor fills with gradient mesh, blends, and masks, as well as how to create versatile type effects using the Type tool and the vector-based brushes. The training ends with two of the deepest and most useful features in all of Illustrator--transparency and live effects. Exercise files accompany the tutorial.
Hi, this is Deke McClelland, here to welcome you to Part 2 of my in-depth look at Adobe Illustrator, which I call Illustrator CS3 One-on-One. It's our chance to spend some quality time together, discussing one of the most amazing vector-based drawing programs on the planet. Have you ever spent an evening with a really great friend wrapped up in a passionate discussion about Dostoevsky or Proust or such recent thought innovators as Ludacris? It's just like that. Except in place of those legendary philosophers, substituted Adobe Illustrator CS3, and in place of that really great friend, substitute me, and it ain't no evening baby.
It's 28 solid hours of intense video training. As Dostoevsky himself would have said, it's time to shake, shake, shake your Illustrator. The Chapters in Part 2 of this series cover some of Illustrators most exciting features. The features that I find even long time users of the program often don't know about. Things like Envelop Style Distortions, Gradient Mesh, Natural Media Art brushes, Knockout Groups, Opacity Mask, the Flattener Preview pallet and Live Effects, tough and old but still very relevant standard, such as Blends, Masks and Text, and you have a solid body of knowledge that will increase the quality and quantity of your art work.
Learn this stuff and you will know more about Illustrator than anybody else around you, I guarantee it. The topic of this chapter, Chapter 09 in the grand order of things is Pathfinder Operations. Pathfinders allow you to combine simple objects to create more complex ones. A line and plus in the lips is a musical note. Two circles next to each other in a triangle underneath becomes a Valentine. A circle minus a smaller off set circle becomes a crescent moon. A door, some dry wall and a couple of windows, not to mention some electrical pluming, heating, AC, roofing, and a really big loan makes a house.
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BMW today announced a portion of its lineup to be displayed at this year's Los Angeles International Auto Show press days [public days go from November 30 - December 9]. From the exotic BMW Concept i8 Roadster to the versatile new BMW Concept K2 Powder Ride based on the popular new BMW X1 with graphics designed by Designworks USA, the company will showcase a comprehensive product arrangement which strikes the perfect balance of high performance, innovative efficiency, and outstanding design. There will be more BMW … CONTINUED
A rumor comes from French magazine L'Automobile claiming that a BMW i4 Concept will be shown at the Los Angeles auto show in late November.
Details are scant so far, but resident BMW insider Scott26 previously alluded to both an i4 and i5 last year. The BMW i4 is said to be based off the i3 but will be a two seater i8-like sports car. If true, the i4 would surely utilize the same carbon fiber construction and hybrid drivetrain as the i3.
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Just as the Gangnam Dance has gone viral, so has the 'Cough in Elbow' dance. Have you heard of it? It's the next You Tube Sensation. Right now grown men, women, and children of all ages are experiencing this centuries old dance craze. The 'Cough in Elbow' can be seen across the country night or day when a cough or sneeze is present.
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Just as the Gangnam Dance has gone viral, so has the 'Cough in Elbow' dance. Have you heard of it? It's the next You Tube Sensation. Right now grown men, women, and children of all ages are experiencing this centuries old dance craze. The 'Cough in Elbow' can be seen across the country night or day when a cough or sneeze is present.
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How cute and I should have been doing that dance all week, but I am old school and it is a hard habit to break not to use my hand.ReplyDelete
That's why everything (practically) in our home is white so I can clorox it! This is such a cute post.ReplyDelete
Oh, wise puppy! :-) That is such a cute story! My favorite product is the wipes - they are so easy to use! Just grab, wipe & toss! Love it!!ReplyDelete
We've been "getting our dance on" lots this season!ReplyDelete
Who knew we were inadvertently participating in the latest dance craze here at our house! Love the dance models -- too cute!ReplyDelete
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Well, she is just way too cute...just wait for the calls from the Clorox people..there will soon be a star in your family..!....My granddaughter does not know that you would ever cough in your hands...she corrected me one time...that I was not "coughing correctly"...Clorox wipes are a staple in my house and so is the "cleaner"...and I always take them with me on trips...the hotel room gets thoroughly wiped down!...I know...a bit fanatic!ReplyDelete
I have been seeing this dance craze for some time now and I wonder what folks' sleeves look like at the end of the day. . . well, no I don't. I swear by Clorox wipes. So handy!ReplyDelete
Just so you know for women over the age of 50 there is an additional dance step to the Cough in the Elbow. It's the cross the legs before you cough two step.ReplyDelete
What a darling demonstration on how to do the cough dance! It has been a crazy cold and flu season for sure. I keep Clorox wipes on hand all through the house for multiple uses from wiping down the bathroom sink and counters every morning to wiping down door knobs after my kiddos have spread germs all through the house. They are most definitely my favorite necessary clean-up item to keep around.ReplyDelete
Your model is too cute! How could any family live without CLorox wipes? I consider them as household staple items!ReplyDelete
I use the Clorox Anywhere Sanitizing spray perhaps a little too much and the bleach foamer is awesome for the tough jobs! Cute dancer!ReplyDelete
Seriously cute model! My grandson coughs in my sleeve!! I asked him why he doesn't use his own. The answer...I don't want germs on my sleeve!ReplyDelete
I use the wipes. I have 3 dogs, a cat and a teenager with lots of friends in the house. There is constantly thing to be wiped down. I use them to disinfect my daughter's cell phone.ReplyDelete
That is SUCH a cute puppy! Watch out Macarena....here comes the cough and elbow. :)ReplyDelete
Have an awesome day rock star!
We use the disinfecting wipes and the toilet bowl cleaner.ReplyDelete
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Your little helper and her dog are just adorable! Did you have to pay her in Chocolate of some sort!! :)ReplyDelete
I keep the disinfecting wipes in my car AT ALL TIMES....as soon as kiddos get in from school they just know to wipe right away!!!
Oh my goodness...can I just squeeze her up? Yes, cough in the elbows, and never touch sinks, toilets, or door knobs in public bathrooms!ReplyDelete
I love the Clorox wipes and use them every dayReplyDelete
Ah, yes, I'm very familiar with the cough in the elbow dance -- lots of my students are professionals. :) Clorox is a staple in my classroom AND my home!ReplyDelete
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So far, thank God we haven't had to do that dance. We count ourselves blessed since the flu is everywhere this year. Thank you and God bless!ReplyDelete
She's darling!!!! We stay healthy by cleaning with Clorox Cleanup and wiping down touch tops with Clorox Disenfecting Wipes.ReplyDelete
Can't believe that precious little girl could possibly spread germs!! :)ReplyDelete
My big rule is: Keep your hands away from your face - especially eyes, nose, mouth!
Very cute indeed! I only use Clorox wipes (no other brand works as well!). That reminds me I need to wipe down the stair banisters!ReplyDelete
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Love your post. I have seen alot of kids doing this. I'm sure this really helps.ReplyDelete
We like their toilet bowl and bathroom cleaner, and I'd like to try their wipes!ReplyDelete
chambanachik at gmail dot com
Such a cutie pie! I've been doing that dance all week.:-)ReplyDelete
Cute pictures, Laura. It is all over around here, too. Thanks for the Clorox opportunity- xo DianaReplyDelete
Our grocery store does not supply wipes for the carts(can you beleive that?)Keep wipes in the car to wipe cart handle. Debra firstname.lastname@example.com
I can see this dance sweeping the nation - replacing the funky chicken! I like the Clorox wipes - have them in every room in my house!ReplyDelete
I love the wipes...quick and easy cleaning.ReplyDelete
Very cute little one! The cough in the elbow is something that has been in practice in my house the last week since I have a cold and keeping the grand baby. (I caught the cold from her mother - who caught it from her dad - so far the baby hasn't gotten it - let's hope and pray that it continues to be this way) So, the Clorox wipes have been a staple around here. Thanks for the great give away and the opportunity!ReplyDelete
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Clorox wipes make for easy disinfectingReplyDelete
Yay for Clorox!ReplyDelete
She's the cutest sneezer I've ever seen. I like the clorox wipes for convenience sake!ReplyDelete
We practice the cough in the elbow dance but certainly aren't as cute as your dancer or puppy. I also use Clorox spray and wipes and home and at work.ReplyDelete
the toilet bowel and bathroom cleaner works well, keeps my family safe from germs!ReplyDelete
vanitizebaby at yahoo dot com
vanitizebaby at yahoo dot com
I volunteer and work with the homeless and the needy. So I have had to learn the dance :-) My fave Clorox products are ... Clorox bleach ( a must) , the wipes, and the toilet bowl cleaner.ReplyDelete
Must have ma Clorox.
Cheers, Gee
I love the "cough in elbow" we also do the "cough in bicep" at our home...it's the Midwest variation made popular by a group of adolescent guys. I use Clorox bleach. xoReplyDelete
I am always using Clorox wipes around my home....Love using it also in bathrooms and kitchens!ReplyDelete
we use the Clorox Disinfecting Wipes for EVERYTHING! I don't know what i would do without themReplyDelete
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Wish more people would get their cough dance on :)ReplyDelete
I am all about the wipes. They are portable and can be kept in all different parts of the house as I have some in the bathrooms, Kitchen and garage.ReplyDelete
This is adorable. Clorox wipes are definitely a staple around my home and at the gym!!!ReplyDelete
Learned the "cough" in the elbow at work, especially when I was working in the members' lounge.ReplyDelete
We've been working on teaching my kiddos the same thing, practice makes perfect. We love the Clorox wipes!ReplyDelete
This is too cute! Clorox wipes are my best friend :-)ReplyDelete
I wish some older people I work with would learn this new dance craze. I work in a elementary school and all the kiddos know this dance but some adults have not learned it and its very frustrating. Everyone in my house does the dance quit well and we use Clorox wipes to kill all the nasty unwanted germs.ReplyDelete
My all time favorite Clorox product is Clorox Clean-Up. I cannot live without it! I always feel so much better when I've cleaned something...that faint smell of bleach is very reassuring!ReplyDelete
Cute cute cute! The wipes are a must have in our house.ReplyDelete
Super cute..oh and pick me!!!!!ReplyDelete
We've been doing that dance alot around the house and office!!ReplyDelete
(Beautiful model by the way!!) :)
Heather Collins
Brilliant. Super cute & creative.ReplyDelete
Here's to putting the kabosh on airborne germs!
Thanks to clorox for making my life just a little easier:)
I keep the wipes in the car so that every time I get in from the store, I wipe hands and even the steering wheel! Im glad they are teaching the kids not to cough on their hands, but us not everyone remembers and hands get so germy! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
precious dancer! I like the Clorox clean up spray. I keep three children in my house and am constantly cleaning up high chairs, trays and after little boys in the bathroom if you know what I mean. I also recommend cleaning the toys they play with...often. The spray is good for after a day of play to clean them up and then a clean soak at the end of the week.ReplyDelete
Have to purchase tons of those wipes every year at the beginning of the school year. Love them!ReplyDelete
- allie vonkJanuary 25, 2013
U definately got my attention...definately not wealthy or think of $1,000 as pocket change! :))I do in-home daycare and use wipes and Clorox 24/7!!!ReplyDelete
Your model is just as cute as can be! I'll have to say that my all-time favorite product of Clorox is bleach, of course. Use it to disinfect the sink, the toilet, towels, etc. Second would be Clorox Clean-Up and the wipes. I love to dance!ReplyDelete
Adorable photos! I think we should have been doing this dance... my girls had the flu for a week - yuck!ReplyDelete
I use Clorox wipes all the time...so far haven't had to do the dance...here's hoping! ;)ReplyDelete
Eww hat a cutiie patootie your little girl is! Takes me back to when my girls were little. Enjoy her they grow so fast! Thank you again for your generous offer. Have a wonderful weekend <3ReplyDelete
HI Laura, I am so so excited for the feature, thank you! I love your blog and thought your holiday home tour was incredible!!! I loved this post & photos, so cute and funny, your daughter is just adoreble! I am a clorox wipes gal, I used them everywhere:). Have a greaT weekend! JenReplyDelete
I think it may have finally worked. Love your blog and love CloroxReplyDelete
Love the "dance"...this is one my four kids know well. : ) I love anything Clorox and have been known to spray myself down (when I worked in the medical field) to keep germs away...lol.ReplyDelete
did someone say $1000?ReplyDelete
clorox bleach because it has so many usesReplyDelete
tweeted https://twitter.com/thismomwins2/status/295217073330720770ReplyDelete
Cute way to 'teach' a good practice! One advantage of living alone and not going out much is that I've not 'caught it' at this point... ;-] Thanks for the opportunity/possibility to win - (Here via Dedicated2Life)ReplyDelete
We like the Clorox® Toilet Bowl Cleaner and Clorox Anywhere® Hard Surface™ Daily Sanitizing Spray.ReplyDelete
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tweeted https://twitter.com/prizepuzzle/status/295265741236752384ReplyDelete
I like and use the Clorox Disinfecting Bathroom Cleaner.ReplyDelete
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2nd entry tweet - https://twitter.com/LuLu_Brown24/status/295299356683284481ReplyDelete
jslbrown_03 at yahoo dot com
Clorox wipes! Love that dance--we have been doing it for about a month and now it will soon be allergy season here.ReplyDelete
Too cute! I'm still reminding my BIG kids to use the elbow instead of the hand. :)ReplyDelete
I love Clorox wipes! I have them in every bathroom! Great give away!ReplyDelete
Having a toddler, I am constantly wiping everything down with Clorox wipes! I love them!ReplyDelete
I love the Clorox wipes! I use them in the bathroom the wipe down the faucets and toilet handles, and in the kitchen to wipe down the countertops after handling meat. They're wonderful!ReplyDelete
So many people need this post! I have been freaking out at work at this one person that sneezes straight into the air! Great contest and fun way to enter! I am a big bleach cleaner and will have to give this a try! ; ) XOXO! RebeccaReplyDelete
I like using Clorox toilet cleanerReplyDelete
Can there ever be enough Clorox around the house, for me NO. I LOVE the Clorox toilet cleaner {always close the lid when flushing... that's what they are there for - not sitting on} I wash bath and kitchen towels and undergarments on HOT w/ a healthy dose of Clorox. A wonderful giveaway I'd love to win ;-)ReplyDelete
Forgot to add that I use the Clorox wipes to clean down my granddaughter's toys. She's 1 1/2 so we'll be working on the elbow dance soon ;-)ReplyDelete
I really like the wipes, they are quick and easy, and don't spill, lolReplyDelete
here is my tweet: https://twitter.com/sj423/status/295734323108278272ReplyDelete
Clorox wipes are the best, so easy, so effective!ReplyDelete
dmarie824 at aol dot com
Love that the wipes are so convenient and easy to use! We even take them with us on vacation!ReplyDelete
I like just plain Clorox bleach. It makes my shower clean -- and gets rid of mildew.ReplyDelete
I like the Clorox wipes in Lemon Fresh scent, great for cleaning toys!ReplyDelete
shannoncarman at yahoo dot com
I tweeted!ReplyDelete
shannoncarman at yahoo dot com
Clorox Wipes! on every surface.ReplyDelete
We keep Colorx disinfecting wipes in our house at all timesReplyDelete
I love the Clorox Disinfecting Wipes!ReplyDelete
tweeted: https://twitter.com/KerryBishop/status/296424958580621312ReplyDelete
Clorox disinfecting wipes and Clorox bleach are my favorite products to keep the house clean and my family healthy.ReplyDelete
tcarolinep at gmail dot com
Can't live without those wipes! (And the elbow dance, of course...)ReplyDelete
Very cute! I love the Clorox disinfecting wipes! Hoping we can avoid the flu this year too, it seems to be everywhere! email@example.com
super cute model!ReplyDelete
Your little helper and her dog are just adorable, I use the Clorox disinfecting wipes for just about everything. I love how easy they are to use and gets rid of dirt and germs.ReplyDelete
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s2s2 at comcast dot net
Our family LOVES the Clorox wipes! We use them for disinfecting absolutely everything.ReplyDelete
Lol the little one has completely mastered the cough in elbow dance.ReplyDelete
I see the elbow dance every day! The flu is bad here!ReplyDelete
i use clorox disenfecting wipes all the timeReplyDelete
debbiebellows (at) gmail (dot)com
I am a huge fan of the Clorox Disinfecting Wipes. I actually just used some this morning.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
wildorchid985 @ gmail dot com
wildorchid985 @ gmail dot com
I am a HUGE clorox fan and user. Great stuff and she is really cuteReplyDelete
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"Win $1000 & check out this Clorox Review!" TWEET https://twitter.com/kytah00/status/299971043253186560ReplyDelete
Cute pictures! Clorox is a brand I trust! They have the best on-the-go products like the wipes for example! email@example.com
Such a cute model :) I like the wipes the best. You can clean up so easily with a few of those in the house.ReplyDelete
Tweet: https://twitter.com/OneFrugalGirl/status/299993091388088322ReplyDelete
onefrugalgirl AT gmail DOT com
I love the Clorox wipes and spray, which are both convenient and great to have on hand! I use them both pretty much on a daily basis to reduce germs! Thanks!ReplyDelete
She is adorable! I love this elbow dance and the wipes are definitely my best friend this season.ReplyDelete
amy [at] utry [dot] it
amy [at] utry [dot] it
i have to get better about cleaning the remote controlReplyDelete
Great dance for cold and flu season! I love the Clorox spray with bleach - keeps my kitchen grout clean and germ free.ReplyDelete
I always am using Clorox Clean Up with Bleach for the kitchen and bathroom because it leaves me confident that the surfaces are clean, shiny, and germ free.ReplyDelete
I love Clorox, 409 and Lysol my fav. cleanersReplyDelete
I'm one of the "old folks" who has a real problem learning this new style of cough. Just think of all the years we taught our children not to wipe their noses on their sleeve. Now we are supposed to encourage it.ReplyDelete
Who knew?
our favorite clorex product that helps keep us healthy is the wipes. Bathroom, kitchen, car, and purse see these nifty wipes often! sweepmorey at gmail dot comReplyDelete
tweeted https://twitter.com/mommysdizzy/status/306469330911117313 sweepmorey at gmail dot comReplyDelete
I love using Clorox clean up for the kitchen and bathroom and Clorox wipes. We even keep Clorox wipes in the car.ReplyDelete
I too like Clorox Cleaner with Bleach - it's helpful in all rooms!ReplyDelete
I use the Clorox disinfecting wipes all the time throughout the office at work and in my home.ReplyDelete
whitney.bellows11 at gmail dot com
I use the Clorox disinfecting wipes all the time - they are an easy and convenient way to get rid of germsReplyDelete
debbiebellows (at) gmail (dot) com
I love the Clorox® Clean-Up® Cleaner with BleachReplyDelete
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Thanks for the chance to win!
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Tweet - https://twitter.com/willitara/status/307034298362519553ReplyDelete
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cute idea for kidsReplyDelete
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At our house we use the Chlorox wipes-keep some in the car too thanksReplyDelete
ps your little dancer is adorable
I do not see an actual sweepstakes prompt anywhere on your post, so I will just comment on the post itself. I hope this is OK!ReplyDelete
We use the cough in elbow method in my household whenever possible. If this is not possible, we immediately wash our hands afterward!
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I tweeted here: https://twitter.com/MsTofuFairy/status/307274214736535552ReplyDelete
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Now we know why Mr Benson wants the TP to run daily. That's inside info!!
Someone had to see who had the gun, who shot these people.
Step Up! Step Up!
Step up and point out the killers. You know who they are! Or make Oliver Thomas proud.
You make the call.
It's time to realize we can't have it both ways. Every time the spillway is open we scream it's going to push the fish out and kill the lake. The millions we spent on the freshwater diversions and we don't even run them as intended.
You want to restore the wetlands but you don't want to allow the freshwater to affect your way of life.
Stop talking out of both sides of your mouth!
Oh how sweet it is to see this guy go down. The King of Plaquemines falls!!
Such a nice looking group of people.
All the best to them, may we all back them 100%.
Things are looking brighter in our city already.
Should not be charged, our taxes pay them in the first place.
That's like paying someone to wash your car and them chargeing you extra cause you have a bug on the windshield.
That�s the Chocolate lizard, in a chocolate city. Sounds normal to me. The brown ones are killing each other off so the green ones dont have to worry just stay off the ground.
Thank you, to all White New Orleans City Council members. Thank you for having such large shoulders, and thick skin. You must be getting close to something. I see hate from the people that need your help the most. Distrust just because you�re white. It�s all going to come out in the end. I know that none of you will end up like Oliver Thomas.
I also think it�s time for an Asian American, and a Hispanic American on the council.
It is time for the city to move away from the past.
Okay, I'll trade you three months of national guard for three months of French Quater cleaning.
It's time the state control the city not the other way around.
idea, cut the trees around the power lines.
And don't fuss when they come to do the work people!!!!!
If it was good for OJ to get off, then why not these guys?? Turnabout is only fair!!!
is this a joke?? Can't these guys find real jobs? Causeway commission has to go. Only then will this end.
remember the oyster fisherman case??
I'm glad the state got you.
Oh Happy Day!!
fastbusa, break tags? Parking Lot?
oh I know one taxi cabs!!
Sounds like those pesky 14 Y/O white kids from Old Metairie. They are always in trouble, now we will have to listen to the parents say they are such great kids.
xaviergrad02, you don�t miss a thing do you.
Your parents should be proud.
That�s why people don�t want to come to our city!! Do you think they know the good and bad areas like we do, NO so they just stay away!!
Guess there were no eyewitness, but let someone take a brick out of a building that should be torn down and the whole world knows about it!!
Does that make sense to anyone??
Speak up people and save lives not buildings!!!
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How to Be Politically Correct
In The Sunshine Boys, which is about two retired comedians loosely modeled on Smith and Dale, Neil Simon has one of them explaining that some things are funny and always get a laugh, while other things are invincibly unfunny. For example, Cleveland is funny but Maryland is not. Cupcakes are funny. Pickles are funny. Roast beef is not funny. Great comedians know this instinctively.
Applying this model to current controversies over what is and isn't politically correct, anyone who wishes to gain a teaching fellowship at Dartmouth or even to circulate with honor in the beau monde needs to know at least the following:
Wolves are politically correct.
Urinating onstage with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts is politically correct.
The SAT's are not politically correct. IQ tests are not politically correct. It is politically correct to say that IQ tests measure nothing except your ability to pass an IQ test.
The Mercedes is politically incorrect.
Bats are politically correct. Here I refer not to baseball implements but to Count Dracula's furry little friends. For those not up to speed on bats, their quintessential correctness was resoundingly certified recently in the New York Times, which laid it down in the "Science" section that bats are great but "are succumbing worldwide . . . to human ignorance, greed, and destruction."
Aztecs are politically correct, although less so than Seminoles or the Sioux.
Speaking of the Seminoles, it is now politically incorrect to identify a great work as "seminal."
It is increasingly rated incorrect to designate Notre Dame the "fighting Irish." The problem here is not the observable ethnicity of the average Notre Dame running back but national-origin stereotyping and also, in some circles, trivialization of the IRA's great work.
Encouraging little boys to play with dolls is politically correct.
Penumbras and emanations in the U.S. Constitution are politically correct.
Cutting down trees is politically incorrect, as hinted in the Eddie Bauer catalogue entry offering pitch-saturated kindling wood "felled by lightning or other natural causes."
Die-ins are politically correct.
Norman Lear is politically correct, even though he drives a Mercedes.
Homeless people are politically correct.
The word "bums" is politically incorrect.
National Public Radio is politically correct.
The tomahawk chop is not politically correct, not even when Jane Fonda does it. The tomahawk chop is deemed demeaning to Native Americans, for reasons recently elaborated by politically-correct New York Times sports columnist Robert Lipsyte, who asked how you would like it if there was a baseball team named after Jews, and every time the home team had something going, why, 50,000 fans would stand up and yell in unison, "What a deal!" (The view in our house was that Lipsyte has developed not only a politically-correct argument but a salable movie script.)
Female cops are politically correct, although arguably less so than female sportswriters in NFL locker rooms.
Women in the armed forces are politically correct, especially the 10 percent or so who are pregnant at any point in time.
Diversity in higher education is politically correct, with the single exception of the young lady at Harvard who gave fits to its then-president Derek Bok by hanging a Confederate flag outside her window.
("They want diversity," she said. "I'll show them diversity.")
Sex education is politically correct.
Girls in high school who want to try out for linebacker on the football team are politically correct.
The earth is politically correct.
The Virginia Military Institute is politically incorrect.
The Morristown, New Jersey, public library is also politically incorrect because it has tried to prevent homeless people from living there and has argued in court that they smell bad, which counts as insensitive.
People who repeatedly use the term "insensitive" are politically correct.
People who talk a lot about self-esteem are politically correct.
Witches are politically correct. Getting inside the whole argument about witches takes a while unless one has already read the passage from the Anti-Bias Curriculum where they tell the teacher how to overcome little kids' prejudices against witches, and even then a fellow could feel he is still missing the point, which seems to have something to do with empowering women. The day of Halloween, the New York Times ran a sympathetic and politically-correct interview with a leading witch, Margot Adler, who in her "mundane life" is a cultural and political correspondent for National Public Radio.
As is well known, dead white males are politically incorrect and live white males are increasingly under suspicion.
There is a country-and-Western song with lyrics—"When I Say No, I Mean Maybe, or Maybe I Mean Yes"—that are so hopelessly and benightedly politically incorrect that the record has been repudiated by the lady who sings it, sounding somewhat like a defendant at the Moscow trials. The song was denounced again recently in a Mac-Neil/Lehrer commentary on acquaintance rape.
Condoms are politically correct. Some experts believe condoms are the most politically-correct thing there is in the whole world—certainly in the average drugstore.
Genes are politically incorrect.
Fur coats are politically incorrect.
Men who cry are politically correct. That is why we now have a men's movement whose main discernible activity is crying.
The 1960's were politically correct, the 1970's less so, while the 1980's are the most incorrect decade in all of human history, narrowly edging out the 1490's.
New York Times editorials are always politically correct. If asked to name the single most politically-correct editorial ever run in this great paper, or even if not asked, and maybe even if menaced with firearms by folks opposed to this citation, I would unhesitatingly select the lead editorial of July 20, 1991, which started off by saying that if you were going to have invasive surgery performed, and you had to choose between two equally qualified doctors, and one of them had AIDS, it would be emotional and irrational of you not to pick the one with AIDS because the chances of his infecting you are minimal.
Ms .magazine is always politically correct, as evidenced most recently in its rule that articles about lesbians have to be written by lesbians.
The phrase "people of color" is politically correct.
The Amazon is politically correct. Ditto the rain forest. Ditto wetlands everywhere.
Use of the term "swamp" is politically incorrect.
Lie detectors were politically incorrect until Anita Hill came along.
Nelson Mandela is politically correct, even when he praises Castro, or is it especially when he praises Castro?
People who conduct candlelight vigils are politically correct, unless they are pro-lifers.
Communism is more or less dead, but anti-anti Communism remains politically correct. This means that anti-anti-anti-anti-Communism is also politically correct. The basic rule here is that if you just divide the number of prefixes by two and end up with an integer, you can be sure of having a politically-correct position.
Roast beef is not politically correct.


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In Access 2010 Power Shortcuts, Access expert Alicia Katz Pollock shares hundreds of tips and shortcuts to vastly increase efficiency and get the full power out of Access 2010. The course includes tips for working with the Ribbon and Quick Access toolbar, managing files, customizing and automating Access, rapid data entry and editing, working with tables, queries, forms, and reports, managing your database, and much more. Exercise files accompany the course.
If you're new to Databases and are just beginning to understand how to construct a Relational Database, you may have created a table that has what's called redundancy, in other words, you may be unnecessarily having to type in the same data repeatedly, instead of creating relationships between separate tables. Let me show you what I mean. Open up this Order table. In it I see multiple orders from the same customer and I've had to type in their address repeatedly, this even opens me up to typos. If I scroll over to the right hand side, I can see my Orders and the Product IDs, but then I've written in the Product name and the Size many times.
If you watch our Access 2010 Essential Training course, we go to detail into how to properly design your Database to prevent this, but at the moment, here I am with redundancy, and I want to fix it. This process is called Normalization. To normalize my database, go to the Database tools ribbon and then click on Analyze Table. This wizard will allow me to split my table into three separate tables, one, containing a list of all my customers a second, table listing all the orders they placed and a third table with product information.
The first two screens give me information about the process. This window allows me to pick my table, I only have one, so I'll click Next. Now, I have the option of either letting Access put my tables for me or I decide manually. We're going to let the wizard decide, and I'll click Next. Now here is Access's best guess that how my tables should look. I'll move Table3 over here to the right, and I'll extend them all down, so that I can see all the fields. This first table is based on my Order, so I'll double-click where it says Table1 in the header and type in the name Orders.
Note that your table names do have to be different from any existing table names, I'll click OK. The second table has information about each of my customers, so I'll double-click where it says Table2 and type in Customers. This third table contains information about my products, so I'll double-click where it says Table3 and change the name to Products and click OK. Next, we'll look at the fields and make sure they wound up in the right places.
This ID is for each order, so that's perfect. Address though, belongs to the customer, so I'll move that over to this table and drop it between CompanyID and Address 2. The same with City, I'll click on it and drag it over above State. OrderDate is the date of my order and Quantity is the quantity of products ordered. The lookup to Products, will tell me what products they ordered and the lookup to Customers will tell me which customer placed the order. Now let's take a look at our Customer fields. CompanyID is the unique identifier, so I am going to drag that up above Company, then Address, Address 2, City, State, Zip, Business Phone, those are great.
Size though, belongs over here on the right-hand side with Products, and then I have my Product ID, my ProdName and Size. Now my fields are all distributed properly, I'll click Next. The next step is to set my Primary Key fields or my unique identifiers. In my Customers table, it has offered to create one for me, but our CompanyID is a unique identifier, so I'll click on it and then click on the key in the upper right-hand corner. The same with Product, that's an ID field already, so I'll designate it as my Primary Key by clicking on the key in the upper right-hand corner.
Now everything looks great, I'll click Next. In the next step, my Table Analyzer Wizard has found some typos; the company Avalon, when I look at the P .O. Box, has two different P.O. boxes. 483 is correct, so I'll leave the check mark here. I'll click this Next Key button to see additional records with issues. Delish Foods, the correct address is actually 2257, so I'll put a check mark in the box below. This Next Key button is grayed out, because I don't have any more typos, so I'll click Next.
It now gives me the option of creating a Query that will re-create my original table, I'd like to use that, so I'll leave this on Yes, and I'll click Finish. I had left my Order table open so it's going to change my Query to Order_NEW and I'll click OK. The Help opens up, I am going to go ahead and close that. Here's the new query bringing together all of the information from my tables in a format very much like my old table, I'll go ahead and I'll close that, I am going to right-click on the tab and choose Close.
Here's my original table, still open, I'll close that as well. And in fact, I can now delete it so I'll right-click on Order, my old table, and delete it. I'll say Yes to that. So now I am left with three tables, Customers, Orders, and Products. When I double-click on Customers, here is all the information about my customers, when I double-click on Orders, here are the information about each of my orders and when I click on Products, here is all the information about my products.
All separated out into three separate tables. Access has also set my Relationships for me. Up on the Ribbon, I'll click the Relationships button, and here I can see my three tables with my relationships between three, already set. I'll close this window, as well. It asks if I want to change it, and I'll say Yes, click back on the orders table. Access's handy Table analysis tool will automatically split your existing tables and set up the appropriate Relationships, so that you don't have to do it manually.
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VIDEO | Following Schaub Disaster Metamoris Sets Up New Rules
At the Metamoris 2 event in Los Angeles, California UFC heavyweight fighter, Brendan Schaub failed to deliver on any real level of entertainment or competitiveness.
As a result, Ralek Gracie, made the video entered above explaining some rule changes to their events.
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Metamoris is not down with the way Brendan approached this match. I don't blame them, there was no action on Brendan's part…
Sounds pretty accurate,Brendan Schaub fought like a bitch in his last UFC fight against Lavar Johnson."Fitched" and stalled the whole fight.Ralek Gracie makes some pretty valid points,the yellow card rule especially.That would UFC would excell greatly if they utilized that rule.
LMAO….Yes, jiujitsu is finding out what we judoplayers have know for some years now. Money creates lack of risk taking, which culminates in boring matches.
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