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WebMovement, LLC is an independent web agency that specializes in visual design, information architecture and custom web development. A refreshed brand and user experience make up WebMovement's newly launched site.Adam WoloszynPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
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the day microsoft makes a product that doesn't suck is the day they make a vacuum cleaner
[rant]I know, I know...it's an M$ product, so it sucks. But...I really hate the lack of tabbed browsing and the fact that a resized picture can't simply be clicked on to make it bigger. Firefox rocks especially since it can do both of those things. Long live the Firefox project![/rant]
the day microsoft makes a product that doesn't suck is the day they make a vacuum cleaner
IE is a piece of trash. It was allright when it's technology was fresh (like in it's first inception) but it hasn't gotten any better since.
Lack of competition is the reason to blame.
NOw with Firefox in the playing field, that might change soon.
Microsoft must be dead scared of Firefox, within months they lost upwards of 10% of the market to something that they can't compete with on price, nor on features - their only leverage is that IE is bundled tighty with Windows giving little insentive to switch but with the security record IE has gotten that's changing to.
What I really hate about IE is the fact that it does not handle CSS correctly. And it seems that IE 6 is worse than IE 5 is this respect. You would think they could get this right!
I heard rumours that MS is putting renewed resources into the development of IE. It would seem the browser wars are back
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It would seem the browser wars are back
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Epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) is a member of the tyrosine kinase receptor family and is expressed in a variety of different cell lines. EGFR overexpression is observed in 50- 70% of colorectal carcinomas and is associated with poor prognosis. However, there are no data on the effect of EGFR overexpression and response to radiochemotherapy in rectal carcinoma. This study evaluated overexpresion of EGFR as a predictor for tumor response in a group of patients with locally advanced rectal cancer treated with preoperative radiotherapy with or without simultaneous chemotherapy and radical surgery.
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It is always the hope of the treating physician to tailor treatment to and individual patient. Gaining insight into the biology of non responders versus complete responders to chemoradiation can only help overcome the factors that foil our ability to cure these patients; and also help tailor therapy base on tumor biology. Both SWOG and RTOG of recently demonstrated the EGFR is important in both local control and distant control of disease.


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Bottom of the 4th, down 1-0 (shouldn't have given up a run but an infielder is playing LF), 1st and 3rd with 1 out. Reynolds pops out to second base and Betemit lines out to second base. Opportunity missed.
Top of the 5th, Albert Pujols hits a 2 run HR and the Angels take a 3-0 lead.
Bottom of the 5th, Pearce hits a HR, Tolleson singles, Andino walks. O's now down 3-1 with runners at 1st and 2nd and no outs. The have Roberts sacrifice bunt so that JJ Hardy can come to the plate with 2nd and 3rd and 1 out. He has a horrible at bat and lines out to short stop, Adam Jones then grounds out to second. Opportunity missed.
Top of the 6th, O's down 3-1, Bourjos hits a 2 run HR and the Angels lead 5-1. Matusz is removed, and the game is essesntially over.
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Working in partnership with our field instructors, task instructors and agencies, our field education program emphasizes preparation for practice with diverse populations and on behalf of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged groups in our society. The Office of Field Education faculty and staff work closely with students and agencies to create high quality learning experiences that enhance maximum professional growth. The BSSW, MSW and ABA programs have specific learning outcomes that correspond to each program and concentration goals. The BSSW practicum is a twosemester experience at one agency, while the MSW and ABA practica are a mixture of one and twosemester experiences.
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Q & A With Pro Photographer Carsten Krieger/
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Carsten Krieger is a pro photographer living and working in Ireland. He started out as a dedicated landscape and nature photographer but over the past few years he has also successfully been exploring documentary and architectural photography.
To date he has published and contributed to six books on Ireland's landscape, nature and heritage and his images are regularly being commissioned for print and online media which makes him one of Ireland's most published photographers. Carsten is also closely working with several of Ireland's conservation organizations like the Irish Wildlife Trust and the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group and he is representing Ireland for the international Meet Your Neighbors project.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), signed into law in 2010, makes significant changes to our health care delivery system. Some of these reforms took effect in 2010 while many others take place in 2011. The following is a brief description of some of the most important provisions of the health care reform legislation that take effect this year.
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For many retirees and their families, Social Security provides a dependable source of income. In fact, for the majority of retirees, Social Security accounts for at least half of their income (Source: Fast Facts & Figures About Social Security, 2013). However, more of that income is being spent on health-related costs each year, leaving less available for other retirement expenses.
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LONDON (MarketWatch)—Worries over the so-called fiscal cliff in the U.S. and antiausterity demonstrations across southern Europe kept European shares under pressure Wednesday, although strong corporate updates helped limit losses.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.92% dropped 0.9% to close at 268.14, the lowest level since early September.
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For the first time in its history, Microsoft's Windows unit won't be headed by a man but by Julie Larson-Green and Tami Reller instead. (Photo: AP Images.)
Strikes and protests were seen across some of the region's largest countries, with labor unions organizing coordinated walkouts in Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy. See: Europe's increasingly desperate launch austerity strikes
However, investors' attention was focused largely across the Atlantic, analysts said.
"The key issue is the fiscal cliff. It would help the markets if [U.S. policy makers] would agree on some kind of solution that Congress can take forward into 2013," said Mike Lenhoff, chief strategist at Brewin Dolphin.
The fiscal cliff refers to a round of massive spending cuts and tax hikes that will automatically take effect unless Democratic and Republican lawmakers end a stalemate and strike a budget deal before year-end.
"If there's a deal it will obviously have contractionary influence on the economy because of fiscal consolidation, but it could remove some of the prevailing uncertainty that inhibits growth. That alone will help growth and may make more companies go ahead with investment intentions," he said.
Among major movers in the index, shares of Telekom Austria AG TKA, -1.57% jumped 9.2% after the carrier confirmed its 2012 outlook. See: Telekom Austria reiterates 2012 outlook
Shares of Vivendi SA VIV, -0.67% rose 4.7%. The French media and telecom company late Tuesday raised its full-year earnings forecast following stronger-than-expected performances by different units. See: Vivendi ups full-year adjusted net income target.
Shares of ICAP PLC IAP, -0.92% sank 9.2%, after the interdealer broker reported a 26% drop in pretax profit for the six months to Sept. 30. It's "been one of the toughest periods in my 36-year career in the wholesale financial markets," said Chief Executive Michael Spencer in ICAP's earnings release.
Fiscal-cliff diving?
The broader European stock markets headed south as investors took a cue from prior-day losses in the U.S., where uncertainty about the fiscal cliff overshadowed encouraging signs about the housing market. Read MarketWatch's full coverage of the fiscal cliff
President Barack Obama will meet with congressional leaders on Friday to begin discussions on averting the cliff, although no definite deal is expected this week, Lenhoff from Brewin Dolphin said.
"What will happen is that they'll lay out their differences and use this as an opportunity to say what their positions are. This will create an indication on where the gap lies and how to close it.
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With the onset of the hunting seasons, the Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is planning a number of administrative checkpoints from August through November.
Checkpoints, once called roadblocks, provide the means for contacting hunters along the state's roads and highways.
Sportsmen can expect to encounter one or more of these checkpoints as they fish and hunt this fall.
Checkpoints provide the DWR with the opportunity to monitor compliance with hunting and fishing regulations. They can serve as deterrents to would-be violators and give officers the opportunity to apprehend criminals.
In such cases, citations can be written, illegally-taken game can be seized, and arrests can be made.
Checkpoints provide another important function. They allow biologists to collect health and population data for game species.
In recent years, chronic wasting disease (CWD) has been detected in Utah. Biologists will be sampling harvested big game for the presence of this disease, which can be fatal to members of the deer family.
In addition to CWD monitoring, biologists need to assess the overall condition of harvested animals.
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|8-Year Old Victim in Felony Child Abuse
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He was held in the Ashe County Jail under a $25,000 cash bond, then after a May 5th hearing, King was released on a $50,000 secured bond. He is currently awaiting a probable cause hearing.
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MASSENA - The Massena Girls 5th and 6th Grade travel team captured top honors at the Heuvelton Pups in the Paint Tournament held February 9.
In the first game the Lady Raiders took on a team from Ogdensburg. The Raiders fell behind 12-2 before they came roaring back to win by a score of 21-19.
The second game Massena played Canton. This was the third time they met this year with both teams having previous victories. As expected it was a very close game this time with Massena pulling out a 21-18 victory.
In the third game of the day Massena played a team from Lisbon. It was close in the early game but Massena eventually pulled away for a 20-6 victory.
This set up the championship game against the host team Heuvelton. The game was very close throughout with many lead changes. It was very exciting as Heuvelton tied it up late at 18-18. Massena made a late basket to go up 20-18. Heuvelton did not give up, as they came down and were fouled. They made one of two to make it 20-19. Massena turned the ball over in their own end giving Heuvelton one last chance with 1.3 seconds left. On the inbounds, Massena was able to get just enough defensive pressure as the shot went up and in but was waived off by the officials for being too late..
Coach Barrie Miller expressed prided in the way the team stayed focused and played hard the whole day.
It was a long day of basketball and to come away as tournament champs is a great feeling for the girls and their parents, he noted.
Team members included; Makenzie Clough, Hannah Greco, Octavia Viskovich, Tisha Benedict, Alayna Taraska, Lauren Laughman, Megan Eddy, Breanna Taraska, Chloe Violi and Elizabeth George. Brian Eddy and Chip George served as assistant coaches.
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As I was watching this video, an idea dawned on me.
At about 2:00-2:20, Karen Hunter mentions how there are cards for many religions, and how atheists should get cards, etc.
So I thought, "Why not make a Holiday card?" We could send them to Pastafarians and non-Pastafarians alike, either wishing them a happy Holiday or...wishing them happy holidays.
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All you do to create this fun work of art is dip your finger in each color of paint and dot it onto the frame. We started with red. At this point, I confess I was a little nervous that it wouldn't turn out like the one we'd seen.
Adding pink into the mix…still not looking like much.
We added red three shades of pink, and white, then Little Crafter started getting fascinated by the idea of mixing the colors. He made me keep squirting a little of each one onto the plate and then mixing them up different ways to see what shades he could make. He also liked swirling the colors and making prints that looked like peppermints. It was actually a lot of fun to watch him do it. Messy, but fun.
When all the wood was covered, this is what we ended up with…we both love it! We were good and patient and let it get nice and dry. At this point, it's a good idea to add a coat of Mod Podge to seal it.
Then, the final step was to add Little Crafter's photo. I black and white-d one of the pics we took for his photo Valentine cards…aaahhh! So. adorable. I think it kind of looks like it was the stock photo in the frame, don't you? Maybe I should call the company and see if they want to use him as their model cutie…hehe.
I do have one confession to make…prepare to be shocked. Our original plan was to add glitter after it dried. But we didn't. {gasp!} When it was all said and done, it just looked so cute and so fun and colorful that I was actually afraid the glitter might take away from it and make it too 'busy.' I know, I know. Don't tell anyone.
I think it's so adorable, and it goes so nicely with some of the other festive decor projects we've been making, like our vase and coasters!
What do you think? I'd love to see your latest Valentine's projects, or anything you've been making lately. Be sure to stop by our Shine on Fridays party to get and share some inspiration this weekend!
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This is adorable. Do you have problems with the paint getting on Little Crafter's clothes. I get so leery about craft paint and my big kid– he seems to always get it on his jeans!
Super adorable!
So cute!! I've been trying to think of what my daughter can make her grandparents for V-day and now I know! Thanks for sharing
OMG this frame is sssssooooo cute and so easy. I bet LC loved getting his fingers dirty!
Love it! Co creative great kid project!
I love this idea! I am going to make one with my son this week!
How special and completely adorable!! LOVE the vase too!
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What a cute frame…and the vase is nice too.
He is so cute painting with his hands.
What a fun project! He looks like he had a ball
This is super cute. I think I have some crafty wooden frames that I could let the kids decorate for the grandparents. Cute idea!
It is super cute!!!
Amy, those magical fingers. Every time I see this post I am blown away at it's simplicity yet how gorgeous it turned out!
Yours turned out really cute Amy! I'm glad you gave the project a try – it's so fun right?
Amy, you'd think I'd stop smiling but I can't…whenever I see this post I just grin! I'm so glad you shared this at Loving Valentines Day!
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Wow! That is so easy, but it looks really good. A great gift. Stopping by from I should be mopping. Hope to see you at True Aim!
Hi Amy! I love your frame, so cute and so is the little guy inside Thanks for sharing it with us on A Crafty Soiree, I've featured your project in this week's new party post. It'll be up tomorrow at midnight EST. Please come by and see it and share some more of your craft skills!
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USU Eastern's 9th Annual Statewide Art Competition is currently on display at Gallery East. The exhibit runs until February 7.
More than two hundred fifty entries were received from all over Utah. In addition to entries from Carbon and Emery high schools, many paintings, drawings, watercolors, ceramics, and photographs were submitted from northern and southern Utah.
Participating high schools include Logan, Ben Lomond, Weber, Taylorsville, Copper Hills, Pleasant Grove, Juab, and Wayne high schools. "It's really incredible to see how much creative talent is being fostered in this state," says gallery director Noel Carmack. "Every year, I am impressed by the depth of skill these young students have."
This year, USU Eastern staff members Megan Woods (BA, Art History, Colorado State Univ.) and Lyndsay Reid (BFA, Illustration, Southern Utah Univ.), were invited to assist in jurying/judging the competition.
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|Bumgarner Loses Again; Giants Fading Fast
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It looks like Major League Baseball will crown a new World Series champion this season.The San Francisco Giants, who claimed their first world championship in 56 years last season, dropped a 7-5 decision against the Houston Astros (the worst team in baseball this season) Saturday night at MInute Maid Park in Houston. And Madison Bumgarner, who wowed the baseball world with his stellar effort in the Fall Classic last season, suffered his 12th loss in 19 decisions.
The lefthander coughed up seven runs, six earned on 11 hits in 6 2/3 innings. He also struck out five and walked one. But the Astros (42-84) handed the Giants their 13th loss in their last 20 games. Fortunately for San Francisco (67-60), the Arizona Diamondbacks failed to take advantage of things by dropping an 8-1 decision to Atlanta.
The D-Backs still lead the Giants by 2 1/2 games for first place in the National League West; the Giants, with the Braves winning, now find themselves trailing Atlanta by eight games in the wild-card race.
Bumgarner (7-12 with a 3.68 earned-run-average) is scheduled to pitch against the Astros next weekend at AT&T Park.
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Just a word of caution, if you're using replication, then DO NOT use the "RESET MASTER" to consolidate your mysql-bin.00000X files.
This page fails to be explicit about mentioning what this page does, nor is there even a link to this critical information:
The correct command is "PURGE BINARY LOGS"
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It may be obvious, but RESET commands are not written to the Binary Log.
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PRICE - LaRonda "Ronnie" Coleman, age 63, returned to Heavenly Father on Oct. 30, 2008.
She was born May 25, 1945 in Fort Smith, Ark., to Lonnie Laroy and Mozell Angaline Collier Huff. Married Raymond P. Coleman on Feb. 2, 1964 in Price.
Ronnie was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
She enjoyed sewing, fishing, boating and craft work.
She loved spending time with her family and she especially cherished the Lake Powell trips with her husband, Raymond.
She will be dearly missed by her family and a community of friends.
We will miss you very much, Nanny.
Survived by her loving husband, Ray Coleman, Price; daughters, Kelley Konakis, Price; and Paula Coleman, Salt Lake City; two grandchildren, Tyra Konakis and Josh Coleman. She was preceded in death by parents; daughter, Carrie Robertson; grandchildren, Patrick and Tiffany; sisters, Janice World and Beverly Lander.
Funeral services were Monday, Nov. 3, Price 6th LDS Ward. A visitation was Sunday afternoon at Mitchell Funeral Home and at the church Monday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.


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Good science-based predictions are powerful, says Graeme Smith, Reader in Public Theology at the University of Chichester. But given that politics is a human activity, he disagrees with Rorty that those in the humanities cannot do it as well. Turning humanities-based soothsayer for a moment, Dr Smith sets out the reasons why he thinks that the Labour Party will (just) form the next government at Westminster, concluding: "you read it here first."


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Cody Smith went 3-4 with four runs scored, Brandon Short went 2-4 with four runs scored, Colby Munson was 2-4 with three runs scored and Barry Labarr finished 2-3 with two runs scored as the Flyers had 15 hits and scored 12 runs in the third inning in a five inning shutout win. RJ Bent fanned four batters in four innings and Zeb Brown had a strikeout and allowed one of the two hits in the game for the combined win.
The Flyers are slated to play at Class C rival St. Lawrence Central today starting at 11 a.m.
Tupper Lake 16, St. Regis Falls 5: In the other East Division matchups on Friday, the Lumberjackets scored nine runs in the first and Devin Larson pitched five and one-third innings of three-hit ball for the win. Mitch Keniston and Kris Crouse each supplied two hits. Larson had a hit to aid his own effort.
Mikchael Smith had two hits for St. Regis Falls.
A pair of NAC East Division varsity softball games on Friday saw Chateaugay drop Colton-Pierrepont 9-1 and Tupper Lake down St. Regis Falls 24-15.
Chateaugay 9, C-P 1: In Chateaugay, the Lady Bulldogs built a 4-1 lead through the first three innings then broke the game open with a four-run rally in the sixth as Courtney Boyea pitched a two-hitter for the win and Sabrina Johnson was saddled with the loss.
Felicity Niles had a pair of triples in the winning effort.
In a modified baseball game played on Thursday, Norwood-Norfolk bounced back from its first loss of the season with a 10-2 decision over Madrid-Waddington in hits home finale.
Peter Jarvis pitched the complete-game win, striking out 15 and made lead offensive contributions with a pair of hits. Tristen St. Andrews (HR), Zack Wilby (double, 2RBI), Gage Orogolio and Caleb Bresett connected for two hits apiece. Riley Smutz doubled while Kaleb Parker was 1-3 with a sac fly RBI.
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Yeah WoW is dying. So am I. In 60+ years I'll be dead. By the time Blizzard shuts down WoW, everyone's laptop will be powerful enough to host a private server. (exaggeration)
Yeah WoW is dying. So am I. In 60+ years I'll be dead. By the time Blizzard shuts down WoW, everyone's laptop will be powerful enough to host a private server. (exaggeration)
How do I turn off signatures while reading?
11 Million subbed= 100 million F2P it is actually a fact that 1 out of every 10 people will play a p2p game. I've tried em all and nothing beats WoW they offer too much. It's just simply to fun to stop, sure you might get bored for a month or two but right after you'll be right back on for 9 months and just when you're about to get bored again BOOM expansion time! WHOLE NEW GAME and you continue for another year.
Blizzard got this stuff on Lock. If only other companies could care as much as the guys over at blizzard and put some type of content in the damn game.
I bet you tried to click it :P
This thread isn't even about WoW... it's about Rusty Hearts lomo
Anyway, I'm surprised that RH is still up and running, cause I remember logging in a month ago or 2, and the AH is just empty just like the OP said (maybe less than 10 items, but more than 2 LOL.)
Big question is, why is this still up while DFO closed
Probably should change the title name to go back on topic lol.
PWE games dying isn't anything new... Ether saga is another one that has lost a huge chunk of it's player base thanks to sucking all the money they can from players and other private servers taking their players.
Rusty hearts is just one of those games that has a loyal player base which quits for a while then returns with big updates etc.
Rusty Hearts just didn't have enough depth as other games of the same genre, like DFO. In RH you would spend days after days grinding on the same stage trying to level because there simply weren't enough dungeons. I did play it for quire some time, reached max level (at the time) and waited for updates but the development was simply so slow that I stopped caring.


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It's said that no issue is ever black and white, but when it comes to one of the season's can't-miss trends, we must humbly reply: au contraire. As noted on the Givenchy S/S 10 runway and the most ahead-of-the-curve tastemakersÂ--including Kate Moss, Vanessa Traina, and Carine RoitfeldÂ--these noir-plus-blanc looks are definitively important right now.
The key to pulling off this must-try trend is in the details, so it's essential to note that these outfits use contrast in two ways. In addition to the obvious tonal disparity, they also serve up a mix of softer elements (think: draping, sheer fabrics, or delicate details) with sharper tailoring. That said, there are about a bazillion ways to interpret this trend, as today's quartet of fashion leaders so admirably illustrate. Kate Moss, for example, recently showcased her dark-and-light sensibilities at a party in Paris celebrating her collaboration with Longchamp. The muse/majorly influential model wore a gorgeous black lace Valentino dress (which originally was knee-length!) from the fashion house's Spring 10 collection with a white vintage Valentino Couture cropped jacket. Super-stylist Caroline Sieber also caught our eye when she wore a similarly feminine frockÂ--in this case, a white Chanel dressÂ--with a black leather Balenciaga jacket and Chanel ankle boots for the Chanel Haute Couture show in Paris last month.
Of course, if you prefer a more architectural or outrageous look, you have options too. In regards to the former, we must direct your attention to the lovely Vanessa Traina and the Alexander Wang Ponte Dress with Sweatshirt Tie Overlay ($650) she wore to the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards. The pale frock popped against the contrast of her black Azzedine Alaia top and was perfectly punctuated by her simple black booties, also by Alaia. As for an over-the-top way to wear the black and white trend, just take a gander at the always-intriguing Carine Roitfeld. The editrix of Paris Vogue was snapped wearing an animal-print trench at Etam's S/S 10 collection launch at the Ritz in Paris.
Now, with our outfit discussion complete, let's move on to the practical part of this Trend ReportÂ--products! First up: foundation pieces. We presume that most of you already own a few favorite black dresses, but you might be in need of a couple of crisp white blazer options. If so, definitely check out a handful of our top picks, including Preen Line's Round Cotton-Blend Jacket ($450), Madison Marcus' Motivate Jacket ($312), and Elizabeth and James' Belted Elizabeth Blazer ($445). Assuming you also have a beloved black jacket, we sourced a couple of LWDs for your shopping pleasure. Diane von Furstenberg's Arcella Lace Dress ($425) is a sweetly feminine option, but if you'd like a more Traina-inspired look, try Alice + Olivia's Cutout Mini Dress ($420), which would look fabulous worn over a black body-con long-sleeve shirt. (We also adore Laila Azhar's Origami Mini Dress ($384); it definitely has the same spirit as Traina's outfit.)
And finally, if you're just looking for some new black and white items to spruce up your existing staples, well, we've wrangled those too! For the readers who are dying for the Givenchy striped blazer, we found an amazing alternative in Eva Franco's Aniseed Skirt ($128)Â--the pattern and silhouette are simply perfect. Also, some of you might like Pleasure Doing Business's 5 Band Miniskirt ($88), which is a great piece for a girls' night out. Last, but certainly not least, be sure to browse White House Black Market for endless Trend Report-inspired options, like the Dot Print Ruffle Shell ($88) or the Contrast Leather Peeptoe Pump ($88).


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I think the following few words can do more for the health of the world than any money generating idea ever did.
It is the simple fix for 90% of all mental and health problems.
Forget what disease label they put on your problem, just eliminate the simple cause. Quit caffeine, alcohol, and soda which wash out our most life essential nutrients. And drink water and add sea salt to food which gives most problems little reason to exist. After all, our bodies are 75% water and the #1 protocol in every hospital is water and salt in the form of a saline IV. The IV sells for $599 for a penny's worth of crap, demineralized table salt in a quart of water as opposed to sea salt which has 50 to 84 minerals in it.
A protocol of water for hydration and replacing table salt with sea salt can cure many ills. And each day drink a glass of water with a little sea salt mixed in to cure stomach acid problems.


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text: TJ Cartwright (10) plays during Mont Harmon's run to a regular season league title this year. However, during the tournament held last week at San Rafael Junior High in Castle Dale the Pirates fell to the host school 55-51. Other players who were instrumental on this years team were Jordan Tatton, Tyler Bean, Jason Child, Jake Malone, Make Sacco, Joey Keller, and Jordan Kennedy. The school belongs to the Castle Valley Athletic Association which includes junior high teams from Emery and Carbon Counties.


text: The local 8 and under Sliderz baseball team were crowned State Champions after winning a state tournament in Vernal last week. In the tournament, the Sliderz went 7-1 and defeated a team from Roosevelt twice in the finals to be crowned champions. The team will travel next to Riverton the week of July 23 to participate in the Pacific Southwest Regional Tournament where they will be competing against teams from across the Western United States including California, Arizona and Nevada.


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( Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus)
The Black-necked Stork is the only representative of the stork family found in Australia and often referred to as a Jabiru. Adults have a striking black and white plumage, with deep red legs and feet. The females have yellow eyes, while the males have dark eyes. The Black-necked Stork is very sensitive to human-induced impacts such as altered water levels and the destruction of aquatic vegetation.
The Black-necked Stork is found along the north and east coast of Australia, sometimes as far south as Sydney, but this is not a common occurrence. They inhabit freshwater marshes and wetlands, lakes, pools in open forests, mangroves and large rivers.
Each bird hunts independently, striding through the shallow water, probing with its large powerful bill as it goes. The storks are freshwater foragers where their main food is fish, but they can also eat reptiles, frogs, crabs, rodents and carrion. When hunting active prey a bird may run a few seemingly disjointed steps and catch the food with a rapid thrust of the bill, swallowing it with a backward jerk of the head.
The Black-necked Stork breeds any time from March until October. They build a substantial nest of large bulky sticks up to 1.8m wide lined with reeds about 20cm, often up to 25m above the ground or near the waters edge. The Black-necked Stork usually has between 2-4 white eggs which both parents incubate.
Black Necked Stork Profiles
Sex: Male
J.J. is the first Black Necked Stork to be bred in captivity. J.J is the famous bird's name and what a handsome fella he is. He arrived from the Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary in Port Douglas in 2004. J.J got his name from 'Jab' his mother and 'James' his proud father. 'James' is actually on loan to the Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary from us here at Australia Zoo. 'James' has been up there for a good eight years and by the look of it, he has been having a great time.
J.J. is one of a kind. He has answered many questions about Black Necked, including several we didn't even ask. Can you believe J. J. has not only been taught by his parents to fend for himself, but also to build a nest. Yes! He actually helped his parents build their latest nest. As well as help feed this year's nestlings. What a ripper!
Age: 25 Years (DOB 1/1/1990)
Sex: Male
Jack has been part of the Australia Zoo, since late 1992 where he was rescued from the wild. He was found as a youngster with only one wing. The wing had been amputated in the wild - presumably he had collided with powerlines. Jack would not have survived in the wild and we consider it a privilege to be caretakers of such a regal fella.
Jack, with his long red legs, black and white plumage, beautiful blue head and big black eyes, is a popular sight with the guests and a favourite amongst the staff.
Age: 13 Years (DOB 1/1/2002)
Sex: Female
Juliette is the long, red-legged female Black-necked Stork. With her beautiful big yellow eyes (males have black eyes) she is a stunning specimen and a real head-turner, who often gets looked up and down! Juliette has been at the Zoo since 2003 and was born in the wild, but fell from her nest and badly injured her right leg. She was rescued and hand-raised from a young age and would not have survived in the wild.


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I recorded a video to help novice players setting up their desk and better understanding the alternatives in terms of settings (sensitivity, accel).
I hope this helps. Feedback is very welcome!
I recorded a video to help novice players setting up their desk and better understanding the alternatives in terms of settings (sensitivity, accel).
I hope this helps. Feedback is very welcome!
Its great your doing this Memento_Mori ... good job.
I am sure it will help alot of people.
hey -
i almost missed this thread because i do not understand what "gears" means in the title!
maybe change the title to say "PC Setup Basics for QL" or something like that?
anyway, cute and well done video! i liked it!
what size mouse pad are you showing?
I think I should get a bigger mouse pad.
I also want to change the way I have my pc setup so that I can rest my arm on a surface while I play. Sometimes, my arm aches from holding it up in the air moving my mouse, etc.
do you find wearing headphones over glasses uncomfortable? (i am just curious)
I use those ear bud things when I am playing with my glasses on.
(I still have headphones, but they are uncomfortable for me with wearing my glasses.)
Otherwise, when I wear my contact lenses, it is fine for headphones (although I do pull my hair back!).
thanks again and I hope others find some helpful tips from your video effort!
quakestreme doesn't use the subscriber forum (i looked and his account says "standard") - so he just doesn't know or see anything in that forum. but thanks lorfa and flashsoul!
ps.....i still am working on a sign for you flashsoul. i have some ideas!
i have your sign done lorfa! - whenever you want it, let me know! (it's for your eyes only)
and.......the only reason i put muckyman's on the gg public website was because he won the dark angel award and he was okay with me doing that in public.
and i put all the QL staff ones there because i am/was promoting QL at that website.
everyone knows i have been at the gg website for years. but they have been having recent problems with the 'friends' and 'profile' sections.
(and.......my facebook is private.)
oh well.
Ewwwwww, mouse accel :<
Nom nom nom nom!
Mouse accel is the best!! :>
you should sit at your desk thats comfortable to you. if you want acceleration to always be on /clearcvar taken from my cfg
cl_mouseSensCap ""
cl_mouseAccelOffset ""
m_cpi ""
cl_mouseAccelPower ".3" - Sets the power of the mouse acceleration curve
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|WHS Basketball Camp Begins June 20
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Watauga High men's basketball coach Rob Sanders has announced that the Pioneer Basketball Camp will be held June 20-22 at Lentz-Eggers Gym.
The fundamentals/team play camp is for rising third through ninth grade boys. The cost of the camp is $60. Rising third through sixth graders work out from 9am-12 noon; rising seventh through ninth graders work out from 1-4 pm.
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In neither 1787 (the Constitutional Convention) nor 1868 (14th amendment) did U.S. have immigration laws. A post Civil War amendment was passed to provide former slaves citizenship. In 1965 this 14th amendment was "interpreted" to bequeath citizenship to babies born to illegal aliens as anchors against parents being deported and as sponsors for child's parents, grandparents, siblings, sibling/spouses into U.S. citizenship. These new citizens can then sponsor more relatives in unending chain migration destroying both U.S and leaving country.
The 13-20 million illegal aliens in US cost federal taxpayers $113 Billion yearly for health care, education, incarceration. Utah pays another $453 Million for our 150,000-200,000 illegals; $660 per citizen household. The average American worker earns $1,700 less annually (Harvard economist George Borjas) thereby paying less tax while infrastructure demands increase. More billions in funeral and other victimization costs are borne by private citizens.
The present bill by Representative Stephen Sandstrom reflects unenforced federal immigration law. This bill must pass and be enforced to save Utah finances and prevent more murders like Jesse Martinez, Joseph Cruddy, Daniel Johnson, Verlee Hunt, Officer Josie Fox, Lesly Morales, deacon Aniceto Armendariz, etc.


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For the first time in history, a majority of the members of the United States Congress are millionaires, according to the number crunchers at the Center for Responsive Politics. See the net worth of the Texas delegates to the United States Congress.
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Grades are based on production compared to expectations
Tuukka Rask - A-. He'll likely win the Vezina, I think most people in the hockey world would consider him the best goalie in the world. The reason he doesn't get an A is a couple moments of inconsistency. I think he can take his game to another level.
Chad Johnson - A+. what more could you want.
Zdeno Chara - A+. Added a big of a mean streak this year. Rejuvinated the PP, great leadership, great season.
Dennis Seidenberg - incomplete
Johnny Boychuk - A. Career highs in goals (although he's scored 5 twice before), assists, points, plus minus, shooting percentage, and hits. Phenomenal year for him. really picked it up.
Dougie Hamilton - A-/B+. Great season from him. good on the powerplay, good for the transition game, good production, and a very respectable plus minus. Really happy with Dougie's progress.
Torey Krug - B. - 40 points, over .5 points per game for a rookie d man is great. Awesome on the PP and a +19 is great for a guy who put up half his points on the PP.
Andrej Meszaros - D. I expected more.
Matt Bartkowski - B-. Inconsistent. but pretty good production from a rookie 7th d man. I expected more, but perhaps my expectations were unreasonably high.
Adam McQuaid - D. Might seem unfair, and maybe he should get an incomplete, but c'mon McQuaid get healthy.
Kevan Miller - A. Who expected this guy to play this well? you did? no, you're a liar.
Patrice Bergeron - A++. I said a couple weeks ago that he's not a hart finalist quality player. I take that back. Crosby should still win, but 30-32-62 for a guy that plays 17:59 per game, with a ton of short handed time, and a league leading plus minus is unreal. 7 PP goals to lead the team? That's more like it Bergy.
Brad Marchand - C+/B-. I was hoping he would take the next step in terms of goal scoring, but he regressed a bit in terms of production this year. I'm hoping he becomes a 30-35 guy, not a 25-30 guy.
Reilly Smith - A-. It's unfortunate that he hit that cold streak, but I don't think anyone expected a 20 goal season out of him. Great fit with this team.
David Krejci - A. Pretty darn close to a career year for him, and a plus 39 doesn't hurt things.
Jarome Iginla - B. Iginla was Iginla, I hope he stays.
Milan Lucic - C+/B-. A good year, but I would like to see more than 24 goals out of him. Still love what he brings on the forecheck.
Carl Soderberg - A (at center) B (at wing). Thrilled with him. He really made that third line go.
Chris Kelly - C-. Was definitely hoping for more offensively, but he plays the system and certainly hasn't hurt that third line.
Loui Eriksson - Incomplete/C. He's definitely started to come around, but the injuries and a rough start wasn't what I was hoping for.
Gregory Campbell - C+. Just a pretty standard year for a good fourth line center.
Daniel Paille - C-. Didn't produce nearly as much as last year.
Shawn Thornton - F. If he can't win fights what good is he?
Jordan Caron - F-------. He might be the most overpaid human being on the planet. Let's demote him to the federal league. I hear the danbury Whalers need a third line RW.
Matt Fraser - D. I expected way more from him. I was hoping he could take over the fourth line RW and we wouldn't have to see 22 in the playoffs.


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The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.29% rose 8.37 points or 0.1% on Friday to close at 13,981.76. For the week the Blue Chip index fell 0.1%. The Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, -0.87% dropped 6.63 points or 0.2% to close at 3,192.03 on Friday. For the week the technology heavy measure fell 0.1%. The benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 Index SPX, -0.68% fell 1.59 points or 0.1% on Friday to close at 1,519.79. The index rose 0.1% for the week.
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ROCKLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Groups that help the homeless in the Midcoast area are scrambling to find more beds, because Knox County's only homeless shelter has closed.
Midcoast Hospitality House in Rockport shut down two weeks ago, without any warning to the state or local agencies.
The shelter reportedly had 17 beds, and had been in operation for more than twenty years. But the Maine State Housing Authority --which provided most of the money to operate the shelter -- says the non-profit agency that owns it apparently ran into financial trouble. The Authority says it now considers the building abandoned, and is moving to take possession of the property and re-open the shelter.
The MSHA says most of the board of the non-profit group resigned, and there is no organization remaining to operate it.
The MSHA says it had scheduled a meeting for Dec. 10 with shelter manager Gordon Mank to talk about the situation, but spokeswoman Deborah Turcotte says Mank never showed up for the meeting. Instead, she says, he simply left the keys to the building.
Now MSHA is moving to take possession of the property. Turcotte says they are hoping Mank will help speed that process along by signing the necessary paperwork to transfer ownership. If not, the agency will need to go through court proceedings, which she says will delay reopening the shelter.
Other local groups that work with homeless people say the need in the area was already more than the Hospitality House could handle. They're looking for alternatives, and hoping to join forces to create new shelter beds.
Pinny Beebe-Center of Penquis and Rev. Seth Jones of the Rockland Congregational Church both told NEWS CENTER that Knox County definitely has a homeless problem. They say rural homelessness, is often hidden, unlike urban areas where people line up in the streets for shelter. Rev. Jones says this time of year, he gets calls "every day" from people looking for shelter.
The Courier Gazette newspaper in Rockland reports that shelter manager Gordon Mank's wife says they found other places for all the shelter residents to live before shutting down the facility two weeks ago.


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Cynthia Simonds is the author of SUPERB MAINE SOUPS and other cookbooks.
A printable version of Cynthia's "flu-fighting" recipes can be found on the 207 Kitchen section of our website.
Cynthia Finnemore Simonds Recipes to Fight the Flu and Feel Better
Here are a few recipes to make when you're under the weather. The fastest one is the quick chicken soup. If you've got a little more energy, making stock from scratch is the best way to go. These are sure to help you on the road to recovery!
Quick Chicken Noodle Soup
Always a crowd pleaser. It's been my daughter Elizabeth's favorite since she was a baby. This soup is easy and delicious, great for a weeknight or when you're not feeling up to snuff.
Serves 4-6
1 Tablespoon butter or vegetable oil
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/2 cup chopped celery
1 cup sliced carrots
6 cups chicken broth
1 Tablespoon chicken bouillon paste or powder
2 cups chopped cooked chicken breast
1 1/2 cups egg noodles
1 Tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
salt and pepper to taste
In a large saucepan melt butter over medium heat. Cook onion, celery and carrots in butter until fork tender, 5 minutes. Pour in chicken broth and stir in chicken, bouillon, and noodles. salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer 20 minutes. Adjust seasonings. Serve sprinkled with fresh parsley.
Asian Chicken Pepper Pot with Chili-Chive Oil
If you are looking for a spicy version of wonton soup- here it is. You can substitute 1 teaspoon of molasses if you cannot find thick sweet soy sauce. Both wonton wrappers and edamamme are readily available in either the produce or freezer section of most markets.
1 stalk lemon grass
6 cups chicken stock
1" piece fresh ginger root, peeled and grated
2 lemons- zest and juice
10 szechuan peppercorns
3 seeded and finely chopped, Anaheim peppers
8 scallions, thinly sliced
2 cloves minced garlic
1 Tablespoon soy sauce
1 -2 teaspoons thick sweet soy sauce
1/4 cup chopped fresh Cilantro
4 cups cooked chicken- cut in bite sized pieces
2 cups edamamme (soy beans)
4 oz wonton wrappers
black sesame seeds (optional)
Cut zest off of lemons in wide strips. Pour chicken stock in a medium saucepan. Add, ginger, lemon zest, peppercorns, peppers, 1/2 of the scallions, garlic, soy sauce and sweet soy sauce. Peel any outer dry leaves off of the lemon grass. Crush it with the side of a chef knife or bend it back and forth a few times to release the oils. Cut into 2 inch sections add to the pot. Simmer 30 minutes. Pour soup through a fine mesh strainer and discard solids. Cut the wonton wrappers into 3/4 inch strips. Pour soup through a strainer and discard solids. Add cilantro, chicken, edamamme and wonton wrapper strips. Simmer gently 15 minutes. Serve sprinkled with sesame seeds and remaining scallions. Drizzle with Chili Chive Oil
Chili-Chive Oil
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 cup coarsely chopped chives
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Puree oil, chives, and cayenne in blender. Pour through a fine mesh strainer. It's handy to have a squirt bottle to dispense this oil.
Vegetable Soup
All you can eat vegetable soup- this one is freedom in a bowl. It's wonderful when eating healthy tastes so good!
Makes a large batch and freezes well.
2 Tablespoons olive oil
3 large onions, chopped
6 carrots, peeled and chopped
6 ribs celery, chopped
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 (28 ounce) can diced tomatoes with juice
3 cups cauliflower florettes
2 cups fresh cut yellow wax beans
3 zucchini, chopped
6 cups fresh baby spinach
2 cups chopped fresh kale
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
2 Tablespoons chicken or vegetable bouillon paste or powder
1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
12 cups chicken or vegetable stock
Garnish: snipped chives or chopped celery leaves
In a Large saucepan, heat oil. Add onions, carrots, celery and garlic. Cook, stirring occasionally, 5 minutes. Add remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil and simmer, covered on low heat 30 minutes. Adjust seasonings with salt and pepper. Garnish with chives or celery leaves.
Serve with a lightly dressed salad for a healthy meal.
Chicken or Turkey Stock
Yield: 3 quarts
4 lb chicken or turkey bones, cut into pieces
chicken or turkey giblets and neck, chopped
13 c cold water
1 medium onion
2 leeks, halved lengthwise and rinsed
2 carrots
2 stalks celery, halved
2 t salt
6 sprigs parsley
6 sprigs fresh thyme
3 cloves garlic
3 bay leaves
In a kettle, combine the chicken or turkey bones, giblets, neck, and 12 cups of cold water. Bring the water to a boil. Skim the frothy foam from the top and discard.
Add another cup of cold water and bring to a boil again. Skim the foam from the top again and discard.
Add the onion, leeks, carrots, celery, salt, parsley, thyme, garlic, and bay leaves. Lower the heat and simmer the stock for 2 hours, continuing to skim and discard the foam as it forms.
Remove the chicken or turkey from the kettle. Let cool for 10 minutes or until it's cool enough to handle. Remove the meat and skin from the bones, and reserve the meat for later use.
Break apart the bones and return them with the skin to the kettle. Simmer the stock for 2 more hours, adding boiling water if necessary to keep the bones covered.
Strain the stock through a fine sieve into a bowl, pressing hard on the solids, and let it cool. Discard the solids and chill the stock. When the stock has cooled, remove the congealed fat on top with a slotted spoon.
Throat Soother-Flu Battling Tea
This is the most wonderful thing to have at night before bed when you're feeling sick. The ingredients work magically together to help soothe a cough and settle your tummy. You can omit the alcohol if you'd prefer- it is just as good without. The whiskey is added because it acts to kill some of the itty bitty beasties that keep your throat aching.
Makes one serving.
Into a large mug place:
Juice of one lemon
1 heaping Tablespoon finely diced fresh ginger root
1 Tablespoon raw honey - it looks creamy in the jar
a pinch of cayenne pepper
1 oz whiskey or rum (or vodka if you don't like the taste of either of the others}
Fill the remaining space in your mug with very hot or boiling water.
Stir gently until the honey has dissolved. Drink Tea as warm as you can manage.
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I'm excited for the public release of the Taekwon Master.
I'll admit i'm a bit biased because I take martial arts and love taekwondo, so it's no suprise i gravitate towards this class. with it's fast kicks and interesting skills from what i've seen in game and on youtube. I can not wait until i can get my hands on mine!
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In terms of next update, I guess I'd like to see an unexpected Hero to come out. Having a Hero be in the capsules first is alright, but its much more enjoyable to have a new hero when everyone isn't after you because its 'rare'. So I'd like to see either the Smile Joker, or Justice Defender come out next. More so the Justice Defender, let the people who win the 2v2 Tournament Prize.
Musketeer, Joker, or Defender please.
Either would be lovely. There's not much else that needs releasing anyway. What with the catching up and all.
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Justice Defender. This game is based on heros, and the Justice Defender is basically the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of a hero. I also would just like to use him. he seems like a very interesting character and i wouldnt mind testing him out. And as someone else said prior to this, releasing a hero that has yet to be seen within this version of lost saga, without the hint of treaure capsules would add a lot more excitement and wonder to the process of character releasing
I would like to see the dark shaman in shop
i think it's currently the best mage out there. i mean, how many times you get to mind control others in lost saga?
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