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By Douglas J. GillertAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30, 1999 The Defense Department's top doc met with the top commander in Europe and came away believing medical force protection has entered a new era.
Meeting with Gen. Wesley Clark, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Aug. 11 in Brussels, Dr. Sue Bailey discussed with him the role of the Military Health System in keeping troops healthy during the Kosovo conflict and what that means for future deployments. They discussed the need to deploy medics alongside combat elements from the beginning, where they can survey the environment and ensure such things as contaminated water and insect-borne diseases don't take troops out of action.
"We did that in Kosovo, because General Clark allowed our medics to hit the ground with the initial deployments," said Bailey, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs. "We deployed preventive medicine experts to do air and water samples and ward off any possible ill health effects."
Bailey said Clark's willingness to include medical care in the earliest planning and execution stages of the Kosovo air campaign brought force health protection to a new level of effectiveness.
"[Clark] had such concern for the health and safety of his troops, he provided a logistical capability beyond that of previous deployments," she said.
"At one point, General Clark said to me, 'Before we get to disease season, I'd like us to be ahead of things medically,'" Bailey said. "That was an astute comment. It's a line commander's view of everything from medical surveillance to quality preventive medicine and health promotion. Those are the terms we use, but what he's saying is, 'Before we get overridden with disease or health problems, I want us to have things under control. I'm counting on the military medical system to provide that.'"
Bailey said she discussed with Clark how the lessons learned from both the Gulf War and Bosnia were applied in Kosovo, and the need of field commanders to help enforce health care policies such as the use of insecticides and pesticides by deployed troops. Followed correctly, these policies could help prevent tick borne encephalitis prevalent in the area, she said. Every conflict produces new lessons, she said, even when they occur within the same geographical area, as did the Bosnia and Kosovo operations in the Balkans.
"I told General Clark that we tried to stage and resource our medics for Kosovo according to our experiences in Bosnia," Bailey said. "But you always need to expect the unexpected, and in fact, that is what occurred."
Deployed Army and Air Force medics discovered they'd have to deal with far more trauma cases in Kosovo than they did in Bosnia, particularly in the aftermath of the air campaign.
"Doctrine that sizes the medical force does not take into account our increasing role in dealing with civilian casualties," she said. "There is a much higher rate -- sometimes eight to 10 times higher -- of trauma cases we are seeing as a result of the violence between Serbs and Albanians."
Defense health policy developed from previous operations allows military medics to provide care to civilian casualties when it involves life, limb and eyesight. DoD medics in Kosovo are working extended hours because of the increased number of civilian casualty cases, Bailey told Clark.
"Our medics are being pulled into a variety of trauma surgery and trauma care situations at a high level, given our policy, which says it has to be high level or we wouldn't be doing it," Bailey said. "Therefore, they're engaged in casualty care above and beyond what we expected in Kosovo.
"The lack of civilian health infrastructure in Kosovo will require that that policy remain in place and that we are actively engaged under that policy," Bailey said. She said the continued DoD medical presence there is helping the country sustain the damage, but the rebuilding of its internal capability to provide care for its own citizens is the real answer.
Bailey said the deployment format she worked out with General Clark for medical support of military operations should carry over to future operations, as well. But she said it's important for field commanders to take the time to learn lessons and plan accordingly.
"It's a lot to ask commanders who are in the middle of a potential war-fighting situation or a major conflict to think about possible health effects in the future," she said. "But I think, because we're all so familiar with the very safe ground war we engaged in in the Gulf, and the very negative effect on confidence in military health care following that war, all of us are looking to apply better force health protection.
"General Clark is astute about the need for force health protection and how it's accomplished. I think we've established a relationship that will carry us into a healthier future for service men and women."


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Breaking news for Southeast Texas
Yearly Archive for 2011
Police: Murder suspect from Beaumont
Police in Natchez, Miss., are looking for an 18-year-old Beaumont man who has been identified as a suspect in a fatal August shooting, the Natchez Democrat reports. [Read More]
Softball fundraiser to benefit local children
A softball tournament will be held Nov. 12 and 13 to benefit Beaumont police's "Santa in Blue" program. [Read More]
Ebenezer Obama? A 15-cent Christmas tree tax and right-wing outrage
When you and the family buy the Christmas tree this year, you might be paying a little more. A 15-cent tax will be imposed on growers so that they can promote fresh trees against the artificial ones that are making gains in the market. Fifteen cents. Can't mail a letter with that. Can't buy a […] [Read More]
National emergency alert test in an hour, no need for alarm
The first ever national emergency alert test will take place at 1 p.m. [Read More]
Guadalupe Torch to be lit Nov. 9
The Guadalupe Torch Run will be traveling through the Diocese of Beaumont on Wednesday and will make an appearance on College Street in Beaumont. [Read More]
Severe weather updates for Southeast Texas
According to Weather Underground, there is a tornado watch and a possibility for hail in multiple Southeast Texas counties. [Read More]
WO-S high school implements new starting time; bus pick-up times to change
West Orange-Stark High School will implement a new start of school time on Monday, Nov. 14. [Read More]
Money to be presented to Buckner from charity golf tourney on Tuesday
Buckner Children and Family Services will be presented with a check representing proceeds from the 2011 Chevron Phillips Charity Golf Tournament on Tuesday. [Read More]
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not shackled by present ties, but at liberty to solicit her immediate acceptance. Beauty and independence, rarely found together, would attract a crowd of suitors at once brilliant and assiduous; and the house of Mr Harrel was eminent for its elegance and gaiety; but yet, undaunted by danger, and confiding in his own powers, he determined to pursue the project he had formed, not fearing by address and perseverance to ensure its success.
Mr Monckton had, at this time, a party of company assembled at his house for the purpose of spending the Christmas holidays. He waited with anxiety the arrival of Cecilia, and flew to hand her from the chaise before Mr Harrel could alight. He observed the melancholy of her countenance, and was much pleased to find that her London journey had so little power to charm her. He conducted her to the breakfast parlour, where Lady Margaret and his friends expected her.
What a surprise!!!
I really was amazed at the end of this book, because I consider the author ideas so modern, even nowadays, but as to my surprise, this wasn't the very end, it was in fact, just the end of the first volume!! Funny? Hahhaha... Yeah!!
This is Fanny Burney, and she has a way to catch the reader's atention that it's so difficult to stop reading it!! Now I'm at the end of the third volume and I may confess that is so worth reading, I'm looking forward to see what's going to happen!!
I have read that Fanny Burney had inspired Jane Austen and it's easy to see, by reading her work, this is true! They are really so much alike! As for Jane's fans all those 3 volumes are very delightful and important piece of literature indeed!!
A well mannered tale
The Author
Virginia Wolf referred to her as the the mother of English fiction. Dr. Samuel Johnson considered by some as the greatest literary critic of all, held her in the highest esteem. Her novels influenced Jane Austin, William Thackeray and most likely every Victorian writer who followed. Jane Austen took the title of her book Pride and Prejudice directly from the last chapter of this book.
Her appearance makes her look like the embodiment of the Victorian heroine young, pretty, petite, well mannered and fashionable; rather like a small porcelain figurine suitable for mounting on top the piano. Her writing on the other hand suggests her bust would make a very suitable replacement for Mr. Dickens in the library, metaphorically speaking of course.
If you like writers like Austin, Dickens, Eliot and Thackeray you cant fail to like Fanny Burney, she is that good.
Last a warning, this is a long novel and the language is both rich and dense. But it is also warm-hearted and fun. I hope you give it a try.


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text: Here is the Kodak site which shows graphs of the Contrast Index (similar to Gamma) for Tri-X. While it is for Kodak developers you should be able to easily figure the time for other developesr like Rodinal since the slopes on the graph are very similar to one another. The usual values for Gamma are 0.5 to 0.55 for condenser enlargers and 0.65 for diffusion ones.


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I am using NimbleKit v1.9.8 with xcode 4.2 and iOS 5 developing a Shoutcast stream Radio App.
It was working fine when my streaming host was using Shoutcast v1.9
The host has upgraded their server to Shoutcast v2
But now the stream in my radio app is very choppy, and I am unable to read parse the metadata from the stream (song title).
(Note: the stream is working fine with other clients, such as: iTunes, Windows Media Player, Real Player.)
Any suggestions?
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Alright offense get your shit together. We need a touchdown.
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Alright offense get your shit together. We need a touchdown.
I'm coming around on Williams.
If he isn't going to fucking turn around on these passes, he's useless.
If we don't get 7 here this game is OVER
This is a very frustrating game to watch Cam is complete tool, he keeps calling plays right in the zone coverage where the pats have all their defenders sitting..
No first downs.
What the hell happened to our offense for the past 3 quarters?
Ok, all the sturm and drang has broken over the Ravens head. However, it is still only 13 points. Ravens need to take a page from the Raiders and get it going.
Come on RAVENS.
joe needs to get his head out of his ass
Where is Ray Rice? My wife's FFL team needs him.
What the FUCK was that?
Thank God for Torrey for preventing an INT.
LOL. Torrey is the best DB we have.
WTF are you seeing Joe?


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witch Nforce drivers to redhat 9?
I am running redhat 9, a Abit NF7-S card and a Athlon xp 2400+
When I am looking for some new Nforce driver I only find files for the older redhat versons like red hat 8 and 7.3
So I figured out to try to use the :
NVIDIA_nforce-1.0-0248.src.rpm file
IS that the right one to use?
I tryed to just dubleclick on the file, but it would'nt work. Is that the right ting to do?
I am running the 126.96.36.199 kernel
You're going to need to have kernel-source installed (the version has to match your running kernel) and configured.
You're then going to need to do an rpmbuild --rebuild nforce-whatever.src.rpm to actually create a usable RPM.
Then, look through the output of rpmbuild to see where it writes the rpm to (usually somewhere under /usr/src/redhat/), and rpm -ivh that file.
However, I'm not sure 256 will even compile on RH9, due to the kernel changes. Go ahead and try it, but if you get errors about remap_page_range, then that's the bug you're seeing.
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Thanks a lot, but as you said I got some bugs.
It was something like:
RPM build errors:
user buildmeister does not exist - using root
user buildmeister does not exist - using root
user buildmeister does not exist - using root
user buildmeister does not exist - using root
Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.58782 (%build)
Those aren't the errors -- they're just warnings. I know, I know, it says "build errors:", but if you look up higher, they're each tagged with a "warning:". :)
The errors are (or rather, the error is) that the drivers couldn't patch your i810_audio.c file, so the package creation failed (I think it should just be ignored, personally, but that may cause more problems on other systems).
Anyway, the nvnet driver built, so if you don't care about the audio driver, just copy that file (that is, nvnet.o) as root from /usr/src/redhat/wherever/it/is to /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/net/nvnet.o and do an /sbin/depmod -ae (to make sure there aren't unresolved symbols somewhere). Then you should be able to add alias eth0 nvnet to /etc/modules.conf and run depmod -ae again (you don't have to run depmod twice, but you do have to run it after changing modules.conf, and it's a good idea to also run it after first putting the kernel module in place).
yepp the audiodriver i have now works fine. so I gues Ill do so.
I was able to build the latest on RH9 - see my post...
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Archive - May 16, 2011
George Takei Is Proud Of Star Trek's Legacy
By Captain Pyke | May 16, 2011 - 10:10 pm
As most of you know, our favorite helmsman turned captain, George Takei, was a guest at the Motor City ComicCon over the weekend. Along with Kate Mulgrew & Brent Spiner, George was available for photo-ops & autographs to the pleasure of Detroit Area Trek Fans. Right before the con though, George was interviewed by The Detroit news. There, He spills the beans on his role in "Supah Ninjas" and why he called out Warner Bros. over their "Akira" casting choices, but more importantly we learn that George is very proud of Star Trek's legacy.CONTINUE READING >>


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Oct 08 2012
YOUR Lovely Phone Photos: Group 8
Here's Group 8!
Note: This contest has received (I believe) the most entries of any photo contest I've had. Thanks for being patient over the past couple of weeks! I'll probably wind up doing one or two more groups, then will start narrowing down the finalists in the middle of this week. It's been so much fun!
By ChristineAnderson5428. Oh, I love this. Beautiful colors.
By degrado2011. Black-and-white was perfect for this one.
By allison.waken. Gorgeous light!
By akclark19. Total gorgeousness.
By Mesmerizing Moments. This is just gorgeous.
By mrslisajnelson. Love this! The composition is great.
By Ksugarandspice. Lovely colors and very cool perspective! Awesome one.
By MissPamelaJean. Ahhh…Fabulous! I'd love the know what this filter is!
By mjhknsjhjhrj. Baby spiders—remarkable!
By Julie under laundry. Julie, I am loving your sketch photos. So cool!
By CoriK. Oh my gosh, Cori. This is spectacular. Love the perspective, love the edit!
By mildewpie. How beautiful. The edit is just stunning and the photo totally says "D.C."
By photoangie. Very, very nice photo. Great mood.
By aebphoto. I love this. It's sort of timeless…in an urban kind of way. Awesome!
By whitney.messer. Nice lines!
By Michelle*G. Cows and fog. What a combination!
By kellsbells12. Wow. What a spot!
By fatmuslim. I love everything about this. The subject, the flare, the colors. Wow.
By laylaD017. Oh my. Just glorious.
See you next for Group 9, everyone!
Oct 05 2012
YOUR Splendiferous Phone Photos: Group 7
Here's Group 7! Thanks for being patient as I look through all the submissions.
By Alizarin10. How lovely is this?!?
By franciscan heart. Really cool and abstract!
By Mamapj1990. So pretty. Love the selective focus.
robinjanflickr. Stunning sunset!
By callmeshmi. Amazing edit! What filter is this?
By mfrankmph. Awesome. Totally awesome.
By sarah cakes. Oh, wow. Very cool!
By beekay259. So pretty! Love the colors.
By MissPamelaJean. Oh my gosh. This is just fantastic.
By 3sweets. Love, love, love the texture.
By RedRockinGal. Gorgeous and serene.
By natnekou. This made me tear up, and I can't explain why.
(The caption reads "Second year of medical school. prepping for surgery. my dreams come true.")
By mocridhe. What a luscious kitty shot! So pretty.
By reana_ramos. This is so striking and emotional.
By anni katariina. Such awesome clarity! (And beautiful eye.)
By PiecesofmeJen. This is so amazing. How'd you do it?
By Katie.putz. Awesome. Totally awesome.
By sweet potato pie. I'm in love with this edit. It's beautiful!
By ElleAuvil. Wow…what an amazing experience that must be. Looks so still and peaceful!
See you next for Group 8, everyone!
Oct 03 2012
YOUR Delightful Phone Photos: Group 6
I can't tell you how much I'm admiring your photos. They're wonderful.
By kgilbert_shots. Precious! Love the perspective.
By thefrisbies. I love the feel of this one.
By nattibethphotos. Absolutely beautiful. Wow.
By Amy's Garden. Glorious landscape.
By staci.ainsworth. Very pretty black-and-white.
By grocerygtr. Another gorgeous one!
By LB Davidson. Dreamy and sweet.
By sam parnell. Lovely light and great subjects!
By wellkels. Wow. Overwhelming!
By allison.waken. Lovely photo. Great perspective.
By aebphoto. Stunning sky! Love all the orange.
By Spec621. Precious subject matter.
By Danicameganj. Well, this is just heavenly. I love it.
By LifeSignatures. What a beautiful moment! Goodness gracious.
By Jenny Modesitt. Man, have I grown attached to this sweet kid. Great shot!
By sternyblossom. Very emotional. Very beautiful.
By Fidgetblogs. I really love this. Beautiful.
By mildewpie. Great capture, great edit!
By my modern country. Very fun, love it!
By .yellow.wonderful. This is just lovely. So peaceful.
See you next for Group 7, everyone!
Oct 01 2012
YOUR Incredible Phone Photos: Group 5
Here's Group 5! I'll keep going until I get through 'em all!
By Jessica Worland. Absolutely precious.
By SlocumMedia. Fabulous composition. Love this!
By MissGreenTea. Great baby shot!
By LBUTTON30. Glorious landscape!
By Paola Bradfield. I love the perspective of this one.
By Mrs.Stoked. What? No way! This is beyond magical.
By Coy Townson. Wow. Amazing use of window light.
By misschrista64. Gorgeous! Love the reflection.
By melaniemadeleine. Very cool!
By helgainaz. My stomach just lurched!
By Tina M89. Ah, so peaceful and lovely.
By jaana. Wow, very cool photo. Love it!
By sarahbrasher. Amazing perspective and great edit!
By lomalone. Really great—very creative!
By Jennifwa70. Ahhh. Fantastic! Really great idea.
By whimsey. Wow. Amazing capture!
By lindzmax. Very organized bookshelf. Cute!
By lucylumac. You guys kill me. This is incredibly creative! Love it.
See you next for Group 6!
Sep 29 2012
YOUR Terrific Phone Photos: Group 4
By amazombielopez. Fabulous texture! Wow. By mamadunk. Oh, I love this. Really great. By french_rose. Gorgeous colors! By Jenny Modesitt. This…is frameable. Perfect in every way! By Janine [...]
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Sep 27 2012
YOUR Splendid Phone Photos: Group 3
The amazing photos continue to pour in. It's just incredible what can be done with a cell phone. By Steven Dempsey. I love the feeling this evokes. Seems like a photo from the 70's for some reason. By andi marlene. Nice! By [...]
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Sep 26 2012
YOUR Fabulous Mobile Phone Photos: Group 2
Here's Group 2! Am loving your submissions. By kelleyish. So interesting! By mjaj74. Splendid. By photomomfreak. So very sweet. By Holly Anissa. Beautiful! Gives me a peaceful, easy feeling. [...]
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Sep 25 2012
YOUR Phone Photos: Group 1!
Here's the first group of your mobile phone photo submissions. They're wonderful! By hagerk. Oh, dear. Precious face! By Stacey Conrad. Oooh. Rain! Love this. By lschaelling. Stunning! By SaraMatools. [...]
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Charge: Driving while impaired, simple possession of Sch 3, possession of marijuana up to a half an ounce
When reported: Nov. 27 at 11 p.m.
Location: West Main Street and Cherry Street
Details: Jason Alexander Winters, 17, of Jonesville, was charged with possession of marijuana and possession of zanax.
Charge: Driving while license revoked
When reported: Nov. 11 at 2 p.m.
Location: 1-77 N. Ramp
Details: Justin William Luebcke, 21, of Elkin, was charged with driving with a revoked license.
Charge: Driving with license revoked, warrant for arrest
When reported: Nov. 10 at 5:03 p.m.
Location: Center Street/ Glenwood Avenue
Details: Cameron Lee Horton, 25, of Jonesville was charged driving with revoked license and having a warrant for arrest.
Charge: Driving with license revoked
When reported: Nov. 6 at 9:35 a.m.
Location: Riverview Village
Details: Susan Whitaker Strickland, 37, of Dobson, was charged with driving with a revoked license.
Charge: Possessing/concealing stolen property, simple physical assault
When reported: Nov. 2 at 1 p.m.
Location: Oakland Boulevard
Details: Bruce Daniel Patterson, 24, of Jonesville was charged with possession/concealing stolen property and simple physical assault.
Charge: Larceny, property damage
When reported: Nov. 4 at 6:50 p.m.
Location: Jonesville Police Department
Details: Nathan Webster, 24, of Elkin, was charged with larceny and damage to property.
Charge: Simple assault, damage to property, DV protective order
When reported: Nov. 16 at 3:07 p.m.
Location: Center Street and north Park Drive
Details: Gary Marquies Alexander Smith, 24, of Jonesville was charged with simple assault, property damage and DV protective order. The damaged property was a mail box and post totaling $250.
Charge: Simple assault, simple possession
When reported: Nov. 17 at 3:07 p.m.
Location: Center Street and North Park Drive
Details: James Nicholas Arnold, 26, of Jonesville was charged with assaulting a handicapped person.
Charge: Hit and run, fail to report an accident, leaving scene of accident
When reported: Nov. 30 at 5:36 p.m.
Location: Jonesville Police Department


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This week I had four recipes I wanted to try and I only ended up making two of them.
1. Pasta with tomato cream sauce from Pioneer Woman. There isn't much to say except it was absolutely delicious. I made a half recipe and it was tough not eating all of it. I really had to stop and use self control. Davis really liked this, and Tess ate it, but told her she didn't like it. Tess was just being difficult that night, so we will attribute her review to sauciness. Make this one for sure.
2. Beef stew from Savory Notes. While shopping for an eye round roast, I decided it was cheaper to buy the cut up stew meat from the butcher. It was a time savor and cheaper for me this time. I used an extra carrot and stalk of celery, and three garlic cloves. The garlic wasn't strong, so don't be afraid to use three. There were portobello and cremini mushrooms in our fridge so that's what I used. Very tasty stew that everyone enjoyed. Davis was asking for more broth, and I had to explain stew vs. soup. This is definitely a stew.
Not worth picturing was my second attempt at French macarons. They are getting better, but still not right. I did lots of reading this week, and even spoke to a Macy's saleslady from France. Yes, when I heard her accent I was stupid enough to strike up a conversation. It didn't help. I will keep trying and let you know when I am finally successful.
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Vessel sinks are here to stay, and there are some gorgeous ones available at Best Tile in Colonie. From carved soapstone to luxurious glass ones that look like handblown jewelry. And of course, I MUST have this turquoise iridescent one!
Home Decor @ 518
Snooping and shopping for the best finds the Capital Region has for your home


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I decided to join in and my first collection is just a small portion or my obsession, it is not fashion related and is something I have loved since I was about 3!
For as long as I can remember I have loved reading, but when I hit secondary school I really became obsessed, I was put into the lowest english groups because I struggled with spelling and grammar, they couldn't work out how such a avid reader couldn't spell, sometimes even simple words, it wasn't until my GCSE's that my then english teacher asked if I was dyslexic, and I still didn't get any help till I went to college, but I digress, the first collection I am going to show you is my passion for horror books, this started when I was about 11 and fell in love with point horror books, I very quickly progressed to stealing my mums copies of Stephen King books she had in the house and my obsession began.
So many people bash King for not being intellectual enough and the books being simple, but do you know what screw people like that I read books that I love, not to make me look clever or cool in the eyes of friends and commuters.
King makes me happy!
I have many other authors I love not all horror either, including Dean Koontz, Jasper Fforde, Raymond E Feist, but I love buying books so my collection can get ridiculous, I don't often donate books as I read them over and over, but I do buy my paper backs from charity shops as I destroy them :)
Here is my King collection, I have read almost every book he has written and own nearly all of them too, a some are missing from here that I have lent out, and some are in storage boxes so the official collection is quite a bit bigger.
I read my paperbacks so many times that by the time I am ready to replace them they are falling apart
the next 2 pictures show The Stand and IT which I am on 3rd or 4th copies of these ones have been read at least 6 times each now.


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Take a first look at Edge, a new tool from Adobe for creating interactive motion graphics, which utilizes the latest web standards including HTML5, JavaScript, and jQuery.
Shows how to create custom web graphics and web site mockups with Fireworks CS6.
"I've been on the print side of the business for quite a few years. Now I need to learn web-based apps. lynda.com is like going back to school in the comfort of my own home—and when I'm on the job, I can jump on the site, grab a tut, and save some serious face." —George S.
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St Lucia
Saint Lucia is a small, lush tropical island that is still relatively unknown. It is located midway down the Eastern Caribbean chain, between Martinique and St. Vincent. Mountainous and lush, this jewel of the Windwards is a place of green lush natural landscape where the twin peaks of The Pitons rise over 2,000 feet at the water's edge, where the rain forests shelter wild orchids, giant ferns and birds of paradise. You can visit Soufriére, the world's only drive-in volcano, or relax in the earth's rejuvenating heat in the pools at Diamond Baths. And spend an evening in Marigot Bay, one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean. Just when you tire of palm-fringed beaches, secluded anchorages and dive sites in every direction, there's the incredible Friday night "jump-up" at Gros Islet on Rodney Bay.
Marina - Rodney Bay is composed by a Marina, and beatiful anchorages in front of tropical beaches. One of the Spot chosen by Sandals for one of its beautiful resorts. The marina with restaurants and bars, grocery stores, and villas is a very nice starting point for an amazing journey around the island. Diving - St. Lucia's warm clear waters and numerous spectacular reefs and marine life offer a perfect environment for both diving and snorkelling. Airport - Vieux Fort International Airport, daily fligths from London, weekly from USA direct via Miami or from Dusseldorf. Local Language - English. Currency - Carribean Dollars or Issy Dollars but US Dollars and € Euro are used. Major credit cards may be accepted in hotels, restaurants and some shops. Strong points - In addition to the wide variety of opportunities to hike, and tour St. Lucia's outstanding natural attractions, the island is replete with a full range of relaxing and sporting options along with large and exotic tropical beaches.
Sample Cruise St Lucia (3 days to a week)
D1-Anchorage in front of Rodney Bay, Beach, an amazing Sandal Resort and a nice Marina with bars, restaurants and pools. A few minutes away from Gros Ilet where Fridays night parties are held.
D2-Sail to Marigot Bay, Lush Tropical Cove, exotic mini pardise with an amazing scenery, clear water and ideal for snorkelling.
D3-Walk to the Soufrière and magic anchorage where the volcano and tropical beach offers an amazing scenery.
D4-Sail to Bequia for a two day journey to an amazing island where the white sand beaches are simply fantastic. ...
It has some of the finest mountain scenery in the West Indies, rich with tropical vegetation...
A spate of resort developments on St Lucia has made this high, green island one of the Caribbean's fashionable package-tour destinations, but it's still a long way from being sanitised and overdeveloped. Bananas are still bigger business than tourism in this archetypal island paradise.
Martinique more - St lucia more
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We're sorry, Mel Gibson. Charlie Sheen has been taking up so much of our time, we almost forgot about the original celebrity nut bar. Finally, one million years after the fact, Mel Gibson was charged with simple misdemeanor battery, TMZ reports. Earlier this week they found out that Gibson took a plea deal, which knocked the charge down from felony domestic violence in exchange for his plea of no contest. The charge is based on allegations that Gibson slapped Oksana Grigorieva during a heated argument. Hmm, an A-lister acts erratically, hits his domestic partner, and accused of anti-Semitism. It's like we're in the middle of watching the sequel to the worst movie in the world!
With the plea bargain in place, Mel will not face jail time. Meanwhile, Oksana will not be charged with felony extortion. Between the case and Mel and Oksana's on-going custody issues, we just hope Mel doesn't start acting a fool again. We can really only deal with one celebrity metldown at a time. We mean, even Lohan is taking a backseat to Sheen, and Lindsay's in court practically every day.
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Guiltless Gourmet, All Natural Tortilla Chips, Chili Lime, 7 oz (198 g) (Discontinued Item)
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Why do these chips taste so darn good?
Ask my chef-a delicious meal starts with the best ingredients. At Guiltless Gourmet, we take gourmet seriously. We start with the finest Organic Corn. Traditional Stone Grinding retains the fresh corn flavor. Our oils are processed through "cold press extraction," which yields the best taste because they're not exposed to high heat or chemicals. Our flavors come from real food-peppers, beans, chilies, cheese and spices-just like you use at home.
So how can these chips be good for me?
Guiltless Gourmet Tortilla Chips are baked, not fried. We add just enough oil to make them crisp and help the natural flavors stick. The result is a Crispier Crunch with only 3 grams of fat per serving. Stone Grinding uses the whole corn kernel, so each helping is packed with complex carbohydrates and 2 grams of fiber. By the way, you get 18 big chips per serving, which is plenty to satisfy your crunchy craving with guiltless indulgence.
Better tasting, better for you-could these chips get any better?
You bet. Organic farmers use crop rotation, natural fertilizers and mechanical cultivation to maintain soil productivity, supply nutrients and control weeds and insects. Renewable agriculture means clean soil and water are protected and improved to grow another crop next year and the year after that.
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Stone ground organic yellow corn, expeller pressed canola (or safflower or sunflower) oil, chili lime seasoning (chili pepper, salt, rice flour, paprika, cane sugar, spice, tomato powder, natural lime flavor, citric acid, and turmeric), lime.
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Buttermilk Blueberry Muffins Recipe
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These pretty golden muffins are moist, flavorful and include very little fat. Jean Howard of Hopkinton, Massachusetts shares the recipe.
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 cup blueberries
- 1 cup nonfat vanilla yogurt
- 1 cup buttermilk
- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Gently fold in blueberries. Combine yogurt and buttermilk; stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake at 400° for 18-20 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Yield: 1 dozen.
Originally published as Buttermilk Blueberry Muffins in Taste of Home December/January 2000, p16
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"I too was very disappointed with this recipe. I wonder also if eggs were omitted from it. The muffins are a very strange texture, unedible. Just sorry that the above comment was not submitted before I printed off the recipe!! Would have saved jme from a baking disaster."
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"When I tried these muffins, I noticed the recipe didn't mention anything about folding in the berries so I also wondered if eggs were left out or the recipe really didn't call for eggs. They were very coarse textured, nothing I'd make again."


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Raleigh Durham area serious eats, any recommendations?
Hubby has been tapped to do a presentation in Durham and I feel a road trip coming on.
I have not ben back to the Triangle in a while. Anyone want to share any serious eats?
No italian places please.
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Hey Everyone,
I just joined here and you guys are amazing. I'm new to the world of knitting and learning a lot online. Imagine my surprise to find a whole website devoted to Men Who Knit! Anyway I just wanted to say hello and thanks for this site. Here is a picture of some hats I recently made, experimenting with color work. Hoping to graduate soon to some larger projects (like a sweater for my partner).
Take care,
Thanks all for the warm welcome. I'm glad to join MWK and I look forward to learning LOTS from you. Thanks again, John
Welcome to the group. The hats are amazing. I also like making them, wearing them and giving them as gifts. The biggest thrill was walking in the east village one day and somebody asked me where I got the hat. When told I made it, he asked if I would sell it and lo and behold I had more money to spend on yarn.
From your knitting, it looks like you will graduate to sweaters quite soon.
Great hats! I love to knit hats and one can't have enough to wear and give as gifts.
Hello John,
Welcome to MWK.
The hats are wonderful, and the colour combinations accentuate each other beautifully.
It truly is amazing and inspiring to see and read of the talents and skills that each member possesses.
Greetings! MWK will surely keep you in stitches.
Hey there,
I'll just parrot everyone else - you've done amazing work and we're glad you're here!! Keep it up and post more pics!! It is a great community we have here. Very inspiring.
You know, you extremely talented new guys are making us old timers look mediocre! Beautiful hats and welcome to the group.
We do seem to be attracting a very high caliber of "new knitter" these days. Welcome to MWK!
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
What great work. I'm amazed at you guys that are just learning and doing such fantastic knitting projects. Continue to share your newly found craft with all of us.


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This proposal is the application of course materials covered in the four-year curriculum to an actual construction project with a simulated business construct. Proposal includes developing a company organization, preparing a bid on a construction project approved by course professor, executing all documents necessary to create the company, implement the project management plan, and complete the construction contract.
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This piece of dinner theater is one of the lesser known gems at Disneyland. Billy Hill and his band performs comedic musical numbers with a country/bluegrass theme. Taking place inside the Golden Horseshoe, food is available but it is not necessary to eat while watching the show. Seating is somewhat tight and don't forget to check for room in the balcony, so showing up a bit early is recommened.
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On December 17, 2013, two drill bits were discovered missing from the Patterson Rig 218 located in the 8600 block of Weedon Loop in Brazos County, Texas.
The Rig Supervisor advised when he arrived that day, he noticed an empty box sitting under the office trailer and thought that maybe the drill bit was in use on the rig. After an inventory check was completed, it was determined that two drill bits were missing.
Delivery tickets confirmed that a VM-1 12-1/4 (311.2MM) drill bit valued at $30,650 had been delivered on November 26, 2013 and a GX-09 8-1/2 (215.9MM) drill bit valued at $17,700 had been delivered on December 12, 2013.
Brazos County Sheriff's Office Investigators were advised that the missing drill bits are extremely heavy and it would require a fork lift or several people to load and move the drill bits.
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I searched for lava lamps i only found lamps which was necessary put alka-seltzer to work, what i consider a fake lava lamp.
Me and my colleague have decided do the same project and make an instructable, he posted the project 1st and he got all the profit xD.
What you need is:
an aluminum can
a colorless glass bottle
cooking oil
lamp socket
a lamp
Step 1: Preparing the bottle
Put a few drops of colorant in the alcohol and shake (I used red)
Part 2
Put the oil in the bottle (isn't necessary paint it)
Part 3
fill the bottle with the already painted alcohol and go adding water when the oil rise, stop there.
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close the bottle (I noticed when the lamp warms a lot content in the bottle tends to rise out of the bottle, so i recommend don't fill up at max)
Step 2: Doing the electrics
Glue the lamp socket in the can lid, you also can use wood or any metal to support the lamp.
Step 3: Preparing the can
Cut a net disk to put over the hole made before
Drill a hole in the can to pass the wire
Put the cap on the bottom of the can
opcional- wrap the can with aluminum foil (to look better).
but using alcohol 70 degrees will not need put as much water
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Jersey Shore
Snooki's Crazy Studded Sunglasses: Hot or Not? (PHOTO)
We're at the point where pregnant Snooki can wear whatever she wants and get away with it, but when something catches our eye as much as these crazy sunglasses, it's only right that we get your stylistic input.
The Jersey Shore star took to Twitter over the weekend to show off her studded glasses, writing, "My shades apart of my Snooki Sunglasses line!"
While we're partially confused as to how one sees out of sunglasses with silver studs all over them, we trust our pregnant little meatball's taste. How do you guys feel about the shades? Let us know below!
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Sitaram Agrawal new NTV chairman
Sitaram Agrawal has been appointed the chairman of Nepal Television on Thursday.
A Cabinet meeting held this morning also approved Chief of Army Staff (CoAS) Gaurav Shumsher Rana's India visit scheduled for Jan 6 to 15.
Likewise, the meeting decided to provide additional monthly allowance of Rs 1500 to the secretaries of the VDCs. Earlier, VDC chairmen used to get the allowance.
Today's meeting also decided to provide Rs 150,000 relief to the woman who was robbed by some immigration staff at the Tribhuwan International Airport.
Similarly, the cabinet has approved the resignation of Janak Raj Joshi as Vice Chairman of Poverty Alleviation Fund. The government also authorised Lalmani Joshi, secretary at the ministry of Commerce for signing on the Nepal-India Transit Treaty.
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Dennis Oppenheim, 1982
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 21 x 26 cm.
Creator: Carol Saft, photographer
Description: Identification on verso (handwritten): "Dennis Oppenheim, 1982, New York, New York"
Published in: Archives of American Art Journal v. 36, no. 1, p. 35
Donated by Dennis Oppenheim.
Forms part of: Miscellaneous photographs collection,
Rights Statement: Current copyright status is undetermined
Citation: Dennis Oppenheim, 1982
Digital ID: 4652
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Jerry C. Johnson, M.D.
Jerry C. Johnson, M.D.
Professor of Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the Veteran's Administration Medical Center
Department: Medicine
Contact information
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3615 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19104-2676
3615 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19104-2676
Office: 215-898-9401
Fax: 215-573-8684
Fax: 215-573-8684
Primary Work Website
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B.S. (Chemistry)
Denver University , 1970.
M.D. (Medicine)
Case Western Reserve University, 1974.
B.S. (Chemistry)
Denver University , 1970.
M.D. (Medicine)
Case Western Reserve University, 1974.
Selected PublicationsHalbert CH. Bellamy S. Briggs V. Bowman M. Delmoor E. Kumanyika S. Rogers R. Purnell J. Weathers B. Johnson JC: Collective efficacy and obesity-related health behaviors in a community sample of African Americans. Journal of Community Health 39(1): 124-31, Feb 2014.
Gray-Miceli D1, Ratcliffe SJ, Liu S, Wantland D, Johnson J: Orthostatic hypotension in older nursing home residents who fall: are they dizzy? Clinical Nursing Research 21(1): 64-78, Feb 2012.
Weathers B. Barg FK. Bowman M. Briggs V. Delmoor E. Kumanyika S. Johnson JC. Purnell J. Rogers R. Halbert CH.: Using a mixed-methods approach to identify health concerns in an African American community. American Journal of Public Health 101(11): 2087-92, Nov 2011.
Ravishankar Jayadevappa R, Chhatre S, Johnson JC, Malkowicz SB: Variation in quality of care among older men with localized prostate cancer. Cancer 117(11): 2520-2529, Jun 2011.
Jayadevappa R. Chhatre S. Johnson JC. Malkowicz SB.: Association between ethnicity and prostate cancer outcomes across hospital and surgeon volume groups. Health Policy 99(2): 97-106, Feb 2011.
Riegel B, Dickson VV, Cameron J, Johnson JC, Bunker S, Page K, Worrall-Carter L: Symptom Recognition in Elders With Heart Failure. Journal of Nursing Scholarship 42(1): 92-100, March 2010.
Halbert CH, Kumanyika S, Bowman M, Bellamy SL, Briggs V, Brown S, Bryant B, Delmoor E, Johnson JC, Purnell J, Rogers R, Weathers B: Participation rates and representativeness of African Americans recruited to a health promotion program. Health Education Research 25(1): 6-13, Feb 2010.
Gray-Miceli D, Ratcliffe S, Johnson JC: Use of a post fall assessment tool to prevent falls. Western J Nurs Research 32(7): 932-948, 2010.
Johnson JC, Hayden UT, Thomas N, Groce-Martin J, Henry T, Guerra T, Walker A, West W, Barnett M, Kumanyika S : Building community participatory research coalitions from the ground up: the Philadelphia area research community coalition. Prog Community Health Partnership 3(1): 61-72, Spring 2009.
Chhatre S. Weiner MG. Jayadevappa R. Johnson JC : Incremental burden of congestive heart failure among elderly with Alzheimer's. Aging & Mental Health 13(4): JUL, 628-34 2009.
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Dsquared Velvet Heel
January 29th, 2007
Treat yourself to shoes with sinuous curves and a sexy vamp.
$266 (sale) at Aloha Rag.
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Blogging Washington with Julie Mason
Monthly Archive for February, 2007
A man of vision
(ap) Eye can see you! The Washington Examiner today relates the horrifying tale of National Public Radio talk show host Diane Rehm, who dutifully packed her perfume, contact lense cleaner and rinse in three regulation bottles approved by the TSA. Before leaving her Oklahoma City hotel room last week, she accidently doused her contacts with […] [Read More]
Just a couple of misunderstood guys
(afp) As the ladies say, age is a number — and mine is unlisted A new Diageo/Hotline poll of registered voters found some persistent misconceptions about the 2008 Republican frontrunners, on issues that could become more divisive as the race progresses. Over the next 21 months. Ugh. Fifty-two percent said they thought McCain was between […] [Read More]
Riddle me this
(warner bros.) Whooooo could it be? Cheney is home! Phew. Don't you feel better now? More to the point, Olivier Knox, Holly Bailey, Mark Silva, Caren Bohan and the rest of the press retinue are home safe. Probably a little ripe, though, after nine days circling the globe with the intrepid vice president. On the […] [Read More]
White House Dunkadelic
Just a couple of Texans, yo. PRESIDENT BUSH: This is the Miami Heat's first NBA championship. I congratulate you on a tremendous achievement, even though you beat a Texas team. Bush welcomed the 2006 NBA Champion Miami Heat to the White House today. You know the drill: funny speech, presentation of the jersey, handshakes, photo, […] [Read More]
The hot seat
Helen: Oh, whatever! It appears that Helen Thomas, legendary journalist, Hearst columnist and venerable briefing room pixie, could be losing her front-row seat when we all hike back across Pennsylvania Ave to the newly refurbished Brady Briefing Room in a few months. Oh, the humanity! All and sundry are sounding off about this, which follows […] [Read More]
Target: Cheney
(afp) Aftermath of the suicide attack at Bagram Their unexpected overnight stay at the Bagram airbase in Afghanistan got pretty hairy for the seven members of the press traveling with Vice President Dick Cheney. A suicide bomber detonated at the gates today killing more than a dozen and wounding many others. The Taliban took responsibility […] [Read More]
Governors and other nuisances
(ap) Disciples of Dubya Behold, the National Governors Association! At their annual visit to the White House today, the governors wanted to talk about children's health care. That topic wasn't doing much for Bush, however — he talked up his health care tax deduction, among other things. The New York Post is pool today and […] [Read More]
Chardonnay and Giuliani
What is this, an election year? Oh wait — not yet. Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is in Washington this week for campaign-related appearances. At a Willard Hotel lunch with the Hoover Institution, Giuliani talked about tax cuts, education and entitlements. He also touched on the war, saying there's a misconception afoot about the […] [Read More]
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Child-Size Masterpieces - Modern Schools of Art - For Steps 6 & 7 from Parent Child PressDesigned to use for step 6 (learning schools of art) and step 7 (grouping paintings from the same school). Contains 35 reproductions. Learn More
Wikki Stix Activity Set - Award-winning non-toxic modeling activityBright, appealing colors, ease of use, and an emphasis on process make this open-ended, reusable material ideal. 84 twistable, bendable wax-coated strings children can easily manipulate, playboard, and guide. Learn More
Make a Story Bulk Pack - Set of 10 Writing JournalsIncludes 10 journals. 26 pages of 6¾" x 9" journal paper, each with a 6¾" x 5" art area and three writing lines for the story, plus title, dedication, "About the Author," and "About My Story". Learn More
Super Sunprint Kit - The original photo-sensitive paperSunprint® paper makes photographic-type prints using sunshine (light) and water. This activity is a wonderful way for children to learn about shape. First, select small items from the home or outdoors and arrange them on the special paper. Learn More
24-Hole Hardwood Flag StandOur largest flag display. This finished hardwood stand will display up to 24 of our flags (6" x 4") at the same level. 30" x 2" x ¾" high. (Flags sold separately.) Learn More
Earth FlagFly the Earth flag to remind children of the relationships between all life on this planet. By exploring Earth, continent, country, state, city, and school/home in sequence, the child will develop a sense of place within, and an affinity for, our home. 100% nylon. 36" x 24". Learn More
Exercise Mat - Adult-sized yoga matA comfortable, cushy adult-quality exercise mat for yoga with a child-friendly non-slip textured side to help children maintain balance during challenging poses. Cut this adult-size mat (with shears) to fit. 24" x 68". Learn More
Animals - Who am I? (WA) - From In-Print for Children"Who am I?" stories are one of the most popular activities in Montessori Elementary classrooms. One child reads the description of the animal (and shows the picture if more hints are needed). Learn More
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Geologic Eras Book Set - From Fossilicious.comBooks in this set read like the Second Great Lesson — facts are presented within strong, engaging stories covering the key Time Line of Life presentation points. Includes 6 books, one for each era on the Time Line. Learn More
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Keeping The Beat! CD - First Steps in Classical MusicThis collection of uplifting classical music is perfect for rhythm, dance, active listening, or inspiration for creative work. Includes an activity guide for infants through upper elementary-aged children. CD, 36 selections. Learn More
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Truro, MA 02666
With its unobtrusive shingled exterior (it blends with the Cape landscape so seamlessly) Blackfish restaurant might be easy to miss - but this restaurant is worth seeking out - it's considered one of the lower Cape's best kept secrets. From its comfortable perch in the quaint, rural community of Truro, the restaurant has been quietly gaining a loyal following since its 2007 opening.
Exposed brick walls and rustic decorative touches give the intimate dining room a casual feel, while copper-topped tables and wrought accents add an air of sophistication. The menu (bursting with all sorts of local, seasonal goodness in summer and full of exotic game during the fall) showcases the refined culinary sensibilities at work in the kitchen.
Crushing It at Crush Pad
Fans of Truro's Blackfish, take note: chef-owner Eric Jansen has rolled out a fancy new food truck called Crush ...
Fifth Annual Cape Land And Sea Harvest
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Rick Tollar, Senior Platoon Supervisor
Rick Tollar, Senior Platoon Supervisor
My name is Rick Tollar and I was born and raised in the Niagara Region. I currently hold the designation of Special Constable which provides me with the authority of a Peace Officer on Campus property.
In 1996 I graduated from the Law and Security Administration program at Niagara College. After graduation, I held various positions in the Security and Management field such as: Security Officer, Private Investigations and surveillance, Security Manager for Marriot Hotels, Guest Services Manager at the Skylon Tower and Security Investigator at Casino Niagara.
In September 2005, I received my Advanced Protective Services Certificate from Algonquin College and started my career at Brock University.
In my spare time, I enjoy and study Martial Arts (Jiu Jitsu) and actively compete on a Provincial and National level.
I'm here to ensure your experience at Brock University is positive and enjoyable. My door is always open, so feel free to stop in at the Kenmore Centre for a visit.
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There are only days until New Years in Toronto 2016. Do you have your 2016 New Years Eve Events in Toronto planned yet?
With all of the New Years Eve Events in Toronto there is a lot of options and selection for you to choose from. Everyone wants to make sure the New Years Eve event in Toronto they are attending is the best one for them. We have compiled a list of New Years Eve events in Toronto that will provide you with all of the information needed to make the right choice. Don't forget that the Toronto nightclubs are not your only options. A lot of Toronto promoters choose to rent out various venues around the city so they can meet the demand of tickets for their New Years Eve events in Toronto.
Some of us have fat fingers, some of us type really fast, and some of us just can't type at all. We have put a list together of some common typos for nightclub New Years which include:
bew, mew, ebe, eves, nrw, nee, neq, tears, uears, yrars, ywars, yesars, yewrs, yeaes, yeats,yeara, yeard, years, ebents, yersNYE.
Related terms include Toronto NYE, Toronto New Years parties, Toronto NYE parties, new years in Toronto, Toronto new years parties, and Toronto new years tickets.


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Something exceptional, well above average, great.
What did you think of that joke?
I loved it. It was a fucking snorter!
I loved it. It was a fucking snorter!
автор: yorrick hunt 8 января 2008
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A person who snorts cocain
Got purp got kush plus i got power for you snorters!-Gucci mane
автор: yyuup 20 марта 2010
A person who snorts cocaine
"Yeaah, I know why that snorter's headed to the bathroom..."
автор: C Ambrose 13 декабря 2006


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The On the Move Luncheon started with a real fall flair as the designer for Lafayette 148, Edward Wilkerson came to Saks and made comments about the inspiration for his designs on Thursday, September 26. One hundred attendees filled the seats and drank champagne and mimosas as they reviewed the fall line-up of styles from […] [Read More]
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For proof that everyone loves their pets, check out next month's Citizens for Animal Protection's 27th annual Celebrity Paws Gala. More than 100 animal lovers attended the kick off for the event at Saks Fifth Avenue. Chair of the upcoming gala, Diane Mattly, and her co-chair, Kim Padgett, were mixing and mingling with the Top […] [Read More]


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Oscars 2013: Fashion Misses
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The Weight Watchers spokeswoman's body has never looked better, and the blue sparkly gown would have made our best-dressed list were it not for its scaled reptilian design. Still, Jennifer Hudson's sleek strands and slit couldn't have been chicer.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, a graduate of Harvard Law School who has been a US Senator since 1999, must know what he said on This Week is wrong. Schumer falsely claimed that if Edward Snowden returned to the United States to face his accusers he would have the opportunity to defend himself using the whistleblower rationale.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Finally, clemency for Edward Snowden?
SCHUMER: No, I don't believe so. Snowden says that he's in the grand tradition of civil disobedience in this country. It is a grand tradition. Part of that tradition is you pay the consequences. If you break the law because your conscience says you have to, you stand trial. That's what — or — and pay the consequences. That's what Martin Luther King did, Mahatma Gandhi over in India. The most on-point case is Daniel Ellsberg.
So what Snowden ought to do is come back and stand trial and face the consequences. And he'll have his ample opportunity to say why he did what he did and all of that.
Problem? That's not true. And more to the point, Schumer must have known – as a lawyer and 15 year Senator – that it wasn't true when he said it.
Snowden is charged under the Espionage Act which precisely denies him that opportunity. Trying to inform the public is exactly the kind of defense that is not allowed.
In reality, none of that information would be heard by a jury, if prior Espionage Act cases against leakers are any guide. Judges have ruled evidence of showing intent to inform the public, benefits of the leaks, and lack of damage to national security is inadmissible.
Fortunately for Schumer, unlike lying to Congress, lying to the media is not a crime. Though it does speak ill of Senator Schumer's character to go on television and attempt to mislead the public on the nature of our laws and the trial Snowden would receive under them.
Furthermore, it is highly likely that Schumer premeditated his remarks on the subject making his false and misleading statements that much more of a betrayal of the public trust.


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Pack Welcomes UNC Wilmington on Sunday
RALEIGH, N.C. -- NC State women's soccer (1-0) will host UNC Wilmington (1-0) on Sunday, Aug. 27, at 4 p.m. The match follows the NC State men's game against Hartford at 1 p.m. Both matches will be played at the Method Road Soccer Stadium. The Wolfpack will look to build on its win over Western Carolina on Friday, 2-0. NC State uses two goals in the second half to open the 2006 campaign with a victory. Sophomore Lindsay Vera, the Pack's leading scorer in 2005, posted the insurance goal in the win, while freshman Briana Cunningham took home the game winner in the 70th minute. It's been six years since NC State and UNC Wilmington have met.
NC State won the last meeting with UNCW, 3-0, back in 2000 in Raleigh. The Wolfpack leads the all-time series 2-0.
UNC Wilmington is fresh off a 1-0 win at Appalachian State on Friday. Jessica Stalling posted the winning goal in the 70th minute for the Seahawks. The 2006 UNCW team features seven returning starters off last year's 8-10-1 club. The starters include junior midfielder Jenny Cauble, who became the first Seahawk to earn First Team All-Colonial Athletic Association honors last year, and sophomore Kelly Renkin, a CAA All-Rookie selection. In addition, the Seahawks also return senior Nicole Smith, and sophomore Katie MacDonald, defenders who both started all 19 matches a year ago.