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Fast & Easy Dinner: Chicken Lo Mein
Chinese Take-In: Chicken Lo Mein
Those who have never attempted a stir-fry before or who want to bring the taste of Chinese takeout home, this chicken lo mein recipe is for you.
While stir-fries are infamous for being quick ways to put dinner on the table, the prep does involve a bit of elbow grease. I recommend prepping the vegetables early in the week and storing them in separate Tupperware containers. If you don't have the time to do that, keep in mind that you'll need about 30 minutes to whack away at the vegetables prior to cooking them. After you've prepped each vegetable, store the piles neatly in a casserole dish or cooking sheet. This lessens the cleanup (who wants 20 mise en place bowls?) while keeping you organized.
This dish is Chinese-American "takeout" at its finest. Each noodle is coated in plenty of ginger, hoisin, and soy sauce, but because there are so many veggies and chicken pieces, it doesn't feel heavy or greasy.
Read on for the recipe.
Adapted from Spoonful
Chicken Lo Mein
1/2 pound angel hair pasta
3 tablespoons hoisin sauce
1/4 cup chicken broth
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 teaspoons toasted sesame oil
1 teaspoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons vegetable oil, divided
1 tablespoon fresh ginger, finely chopped
1 medium onion, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced
4 to 5 mushroom caps, thinly sliced
1/2 cup carrots, thinly sliced
1 cup broccoli florets
1 cup sugar snap pea pods, halved
1 (15-ounce) can Chinese baby corn, drained and cut in thirds, optional
1 to 1 1/4 pounds skinless, boneless chicken breast, cut into bite-size strips
- Cook the noodles according to the package directions until just tender. Drain out the water. Rinse the noodles with cold water, drain them well, and then set them aside.
- In a small bowl, mix the hoisin sauce, chicken broth, soy sauce, sesame oil, and cornstarch. Then set the sauce aside.
- Heat 1 tablespoon of the vegetable oil in a large wok or nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Stir-fry the ginger for 30 seconds. Then add the onion and stir-fry for 5 to 7 minutes, or until charred and caramelized. Add the mushrooms and carrots and stir-fry 2 minutes more. Finally, add the broccoli, pea pods, and corn. Stir-fry the vegetables for 2 more minutes, or until tender, then transfer them to a plate.
- Heat the remaining tablespoon of oil in the pan. Add chicken and stir-fry it until it's no longer pink, about 3 to 4 minutes. Add the cooked noodles, vegetables, and sauce to the pan. Turn the heat down to medium. Using two spatulas or wooden spoons, lightly toss the mixture until heated through, about 3 minutes.
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Where do we "Like" this video so Davey posts more responses?
At least we didn't have to see Davey Douchey trying to emote in this clip, just hear his nasal-y, whining voice. I still recall this blog putting a ban on this fool!
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MCKEESPORT, Pa.—A former Allegheny County police officer has been ordered to stand trial in a fatal hit-and-run accident after waiving a preliminary hearing on the charges.
The defense attorney for 64-year-old Timothy Tatters, of White Oak, says there's no evidence to show that Tatters knew he had struck a human being about 4 a.m. on Jan. 16.
Authorities allege Tatters struck 56-year-old Lorraine Wilkes with his Jeep Cherokee. She died soon after at a local hospital.
Investigators don't believe Tatters' claim that he thought he hit a dog, in part, because Wilkes reportedly weighed about 320 pounds.
Tatters is charged with an accident involving death, a felony, and careless driving. He waived his hearing on the charges Monday.
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Romance Ebook Club from Sourcebooks – Sourcebooks has launched a new subscription based romance reader book club. The cost is $9.99 for six months. You are entitled to one book a month from a pre-selected group of four. That works out to be less than $1.67 per book. In addition, you get up to 40% off any book in the Sourcebooks romance store. The books are DRM free. I'm signing up today. Scroll to the bottom for a Giveaway Link Sourcebooks
DiscoverANewLove.com officially launches at 9:00 a.m. CST officially Tuesday, April 10, in time for the RT Book Lovers Convention in Chicago. The featured titles for the month of April are: One Hot Cowboy Wedding by New York Times bestselling novelist Carolyn Brown, Lady Maggie's Secret Scandal by New York Times bestselling novelist Grace Burrowes (released one month early to members), Tempted by Elisabeth Naughton, and Mariana by New York Times bestselling novelist Susanna Kearsley.
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Apps Join Baseball Cards in Topps Lineup – NYTimes.com – This is pretty fascinating. Michael Eisner has bought Topps, one of the most revered names in collectible trading cards. The goal of Eisner is to bring collectible trading cards into the digital age. There is something to be gleaned here for authors. New York Times
"The apps are Topps Pennant, a data-based platform for statistics fans, and Topps Bunt, an interactive game with many of the characteristics of fantasy leagues. Currently, the apps are available only for iPads and iPhones, but they will eventually be introduced for Android phones and tablets, the company said. They represent important pieces of a larger strategy intended to slowly expand the fading baseball card business into a broader media company complete with digital offerings, and potentially shows, movies and clothing lines.
19 Regional Words All Americans Should Adopt Immediately – Mental Floss – A couple of weeks ago, we had a fabulous post from a group of Australian and New Zealand authors about how they had to steer clear from using some phrases and words in order to make the story sound more "American". However, this blog post from Mental Floss shows how regional dialect can be just as foreign. Can you guess the meaning for words like jasm, larruping, or faunch? Mental Floss
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Looking to lower your monthly payments? Are you looking to consolidate debt? In today's recovering economy, these questions are top of mind for many borrowers.
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Btw OP,are you South African? If so,do you know,except for FB,is there a site where one can post to offer him some support?
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I just heard that on the radio, but didn't think much about it. Assumed he'd gone loopy or something.. but that's sad.
How tragic it would be to be the cause of your loved ones death while under the impression you were protecting your things.
this is the world we have made..
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Who is Oscar Pitorious? I'm american, I don't recognize the name. Sounds sad.
When you shoot a gun, you should be absolutely sure of the target.
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Cant believe anyone fell for the excuse that he thought she was an intruder.
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Well what I say to all you bleeding hearts is he is a cold blooded murderer and wife beater.The police have been called to his house numerous times about domestic violence.
You all make me sick with the "oh he's a great guy,so sad"
that's how wife beaters roll incase you hadnt noticed.
Try giving your sympathy to his dead wife and her family and hope that he becomes some big black dudes bitch in jail,then the boot will be on the other foot.
Cant believe anyone fell for the excuse that he thought she was an intruder.


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BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) — A beagle named Brandi survived a 70-foot fall from a New Jersey bridge.
The dog got away from its owner during a walk along the Burlington Riverfront Promenade Friday night.
Bridge officer Rob Bittner saw Brandi walking up the Burlington-Bristol Bridge toward Pennsylvania.
Bittner tells The Courier-Post of Cherry Hill he turned on his emergency lights to slow traffic and followed the dog. Bittner says Brandi was doing fine until she got to the top of the span and her paws felt a steel grate.
The officer says Brandi jumped into the Delaware River as motorists tried to grab her.
The beagle's owner recovered her and took her to a veterinarian. Brandi was bruised around the abdomen, but didn't have any broken bones.
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Richard Higgins owns Marco's Pizza at 3600 N. Wickham Road.
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Richard Higgins put in plenty of years in food service after graduating from Jacksonville University. After stints with Applebee's and Chili's, Higgins was a rep for Sysco for several years.
"I've been in food service most of my life," he said. "I saw a lot of mom-and-pop places closing and the franchises taking over."
The 46-year-old Higgins had always wanted to open his own place. He loved the atmosphere and values of the independent restaurants but also appreciated the consistency and quality of franchises. In researching options, he found the perfect combination in Marco's Pizza, a ...


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From the start, Pennhurst hospital was doomed to fail. Residents poured in from all over the region, and by 1910 administrators were already complaining about extreme overcrowding and severe underfunding from the state. Now, residents of Spring City say a new haunted house exploits the most tragic elements of the hospital's history.
By Emily Crawford
The Yes Men are responsible for all manner of performances and social actions, but their main shtick is to impersonate corporate representatives dispersing misinformation. And yes, a lot of what they do entails lying, breaking the law and committing fraud.
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Philadelphia had no existing organization providing exactly what Megumi Kanada was looking for, so she and some friends decided to start their own group: Hotpot!, a community designed specifically for queer-identified Asian and Pacific Islander women and more.
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Hate to say it, but sometimes Republicans can serve a purpose. And the lack of any real Republican voice against the Democratically-led City government has been deafening, especially lately. So, where's the Republican counter-punch now that we need it?
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Martin Scorsese will preside over the Short Film and Cinefondation jury during the upcoming Festival de Cannes (15-26 May), the festival announced today (Apr 9).
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Bail increased for woman and two teens implicated in Moab homicide
Bail has been increased for a woman and two teens charged in connection with the shooting death of a Moab man last month, and all three defendants have been declared indigent by a judge and will represented by public attorneys.
The two teens, Brody Blu Kruckenberg, and Charles Anthony Nelson, both 16, are charged with one count each of first-degree felony murder for the March 25 slaying of Gregorio Salazar Campos, 33, whose body was discovered April 7 in the Colorado River.
Bail for the teens, first set at $100,000, was increased to $250,000, cash-only, by 7th District Judge Lyle Andersen on Monday.
Corina Dawn Yardley, 44, who was the victim's girlfriend and who is Kruckenberg's mother, was initially held on $10,000 bail. Yardley is now being held in lieu of $50,000 cash bail.
The woman is charged with two counts of second-degree felony obstruction of justice for allegedly cleaning up the crime scene and helping the boys dispose of Campos' body by letting them use her truck.
All three defendants are scheduled for initial court appearances on the charges on April 23 in Moab.
Campos was shot three times in the head on March 25 as he slept in Yardley's bed at her trailer park home at 608 River Sands Road, according to a jail probable cause statement.
Nelson was allegedly persuaded to fire the gun by his friend Kruckenberg, according to information received by the Grand County Sheriff's Office and included in the probable cause statement.
Investigators also found evidence that Yardley removed the mattresses and bedding from the scene and bought a new mattress shortly after that, according to jail documents.
Nelson was allegedly persuaded by his friend, Kruckenberg, to kill Campos.
An informant to police that Nelson claimed that on the day of slaying, Kruckenberg had contacted him saying Campos was asleep and asking Nelson to come over, according to jail documents.
Nelson claimed that Kruckenberg said, "Let's kill him," but that Kruckenberg could not do the killing and asked Nelson to do it, according to the jail documents. "[Nelson] said it was not his deal, but was talked into doing it," the jail documents state.
Nelson then told the informant how he pointed the gun through a crack in the doorway of Yardley's bedroom and shot Campos three times, according to jail documents.
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The annual Civil War Weekend will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28-29, at Wade House.
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Wade House will continue its commemoration of the Civil War sesquicentennial by staging one of the largest Civil War encampments and battle re-enactments in Wisconsin on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28-29, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The 23rd Annual Wade House Civil War Weekend will re-create the September 1863 Battle of Chickamauga, where Wisconsin soldiers fought in desperate conditions.
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NCPacks4Patriots is providing a taste and touch of home to those serving our country in combat zones. The holidays are the hardest times to be away from your family and friends, so let's show our troops how much their service is appreciated by sharing a bit of home with them.
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LED RGB strip lights can be connected at length with by using this 16 AWG UL listed wire. Attach the wire to a solderless connector, signal amplifier, or remote control when needed.
But wait, I am confused, which RGB LED strip light wire do I need? The 22 or the 16? These numbers correspond the the wire gauge, or, thickness of the wire. When putting 12v or 24v of electricity through a wire, the current will get weaker as it travels through the line. If you have a long run, you may get what is called 'voltage drop', meaning, that 12v you put into the wire may only a fraction of that once it reaches the end, meaning a lot less brightness in your lights, or not enough power to light them at all.
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LAS CRUCES >> Jeremy Denk, an internationally renowned pianist, writer, blogger and composer who grew up in Las Cruces, has been named a 2013 MacArthur Fellow, receiving what is commonly known as a "genius grant," which comes with a stipend of $625,000.
Denk, called by the New York Times "one of his generation's most eloquent and thoughtful interpreters" was "selected for his extraordinary originality, dedication in his creative pursuits, and a marked capacity for self-direction," according to a Wednesday announcement from the MacArthur Foundation.
Denk, 43, and a Las Cruces High School graduate, is the son of Joseph and Jacqueline Denk of Las Cruces. He appeared this spring with the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra.
"We're tickled pink," Joseph Denk said.
Jeremy's mom said they knew it all along. "He started reading at age 2 and taking piano lessons when he was 4. He's just gotten a book deal with Random House, too. It's been a very good year for him," she said.
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Monetary Policy, Deficit Reduction, and the Ryan Plan
12:00 AM, Apr 9, 2011 • By IRWIN M. STELZER
Whatever coordination existed between policymakers immediately after the world's economic crisis is no more.
Start the policy tour with China. The regime's leaders, worried about accelerating price increases that have taken the inflation rate to about 5 percent, have raised interest rates four times in five months. The one-year lending rate now stands at 6.31 percent, which the regime hopes will prevent the unrest caused by rising food prices without triggering the unrest that would follow if the economy slowed too much, creating a large reserve army of unemployed labor.
On to the eurozone. Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the European Central Bank, fears that a rise in prices of Chinese imports will further increase inflation rates in the eurozone, already above his target of less than 2 percent, and has begun raising rates. Groans from Lisbon, Dublin, and Athens matter less than cheers from inflation-phobic Germany: it is unreasonable to expect everyone to squeeze comfortably into the one-size-fits-all interest rate of the 17-nation eurozone.
Then to Latin American and the international agencies, where more inflation hawks roost. Several Latin American central bankers are raising interest rates, while economists at the International Monetary Fund have done volte face, and are now urging developing countries to impose capital controls to prevent the inflow of hot money that has historically triggered inflation.
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Symantec Corp - Cash Flows, 1994 - 1Q 2012
This is an incredible chart, showing massive growth in the company's cash flows and free cash flows. In fact, as the next chart shows, this growth is essentially in lock-step with the company's revenue growth. This is a desirable feature of any potential investment.
Symantec Corp - Revenues and Margins, 1994 - 1Q 2012
The company has achieved impressive growth, but is this the end of the story? Unfortunately not. Let's compare free cash flow (Cash Flow from Operations less Capital Expenditures) to free cash flow after acquisitions.
Symantec Corp - Free Cash Flows, 1994 - 1Q 2012
Here we see that the company has consistently spent a great deal on acquisitions (the difference between the red and green bars each year). In fact, the company has spent an average of $1 billion annually over the last four years on acquisitions.This has largely fueled the company's growth, and has led to a significant amount of goodwill on its balance sheet.
I am wary of companies that consistently make large purchases. Acquirers tend to overpay, and SYMC is evidently no different. The company was forced to write down $7.4 billion worth of goodwill in 2009 (representing a whopping 2/3 of the carrying value of Goodwill). Make no mistake: this was real shareholder capital that was absolutely squandered on overpriced acquisitions. Management in the past had overpaid by at least $7.4 billion for acquisitions (at least, this is the amount they were willing to admit to; there is still another $5+ billion worth of Goodwill on the books). This is money that could have been returned to shareholders, but instead went toward fruitless empire building.
Unfortunately, this is not the end of the story. As noted, the company has continued to spend liberally on acquisitions since its write-down, spending net $1.5 billion in 2010 of which $889 million was Goodwill. Will this have to be written down in the future? Only time will tell, but I am not optimistic, and so I ignore my reader's FCF yield and focus instead on the much less impressive FCF after Acquisitions Yield, which accounts for the amount management feels compelling to squander on acquisitions. One more point: SYMC has acquired so many companies that it now has a wikipedia entry devoted to listing them (Its acquisitions outgrew its own entry. How appropriate).
Let's move on: my reader also pointed to the company's strong adjusted returns. The goal of an analyst is to forecast how the company can be expected to operate in the future (thus allowing one to discount that performance to the present and arrive at a valuation). Thus, analysts tend to adjust away seemingly one-time events such as restructuring charges which are assumed to not continue in the future. This allows the analyst to look through the fog at the underlying operations.
But is it safe to assume these one-time charges are indeed one-time only? In SYMC's case, the answer is no. In the eighteen year period presented in the charts above, only one year was free of restructuring, impairment, or other "one-time" charges. One can hardly adjust these figures away when they occur nearly 95% of the time! This leads me to the conclusion that these charges are in fact part of the operations, and should not be adjusted away. Companies that undergo perpetual restructuring also tend to be shifting normal operating costs into accounts that most analysts adjust away, recognizing that this allows them to keep attention focused on (less accurate) non-GAAP earnings (read more about this in Financial Shenanigans, which I reviewed here).
Ok, here is one more chart before I conclude.
Symantec Corp - Capital Structure, 1994 - 1Q 2012
I think this is the most damning evidence against the quality of SYMC's management and board. For a company that generates such strong cash flows, the company's addiction to acquisitions has led it to lever up an astonishing amount over the last five years. This level of debt adds a great deal of risk by reducing the company's financial flexibility and this alone would have been enough to keep me out of the company (though, management has kindly provided many many more reasons for staying out).
Overall, I am extremely unimpressed with SYMC. I see a company that relies on acquisitions for growth and as a result of this reliance has squandered a great deal of investor capital. SYMC operates with far too much debt and appears mired in perpetual restructuring. My recommendation to the company would be to focus on its core business, lay off the acquisitions for a few years and for god's sake, pay down that debt. They may be the only company left in Silicon Valley that knows what it's like to have creditors.
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December 5, 2011 - Among the many great Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) restorative justice programs under Public Safety Works allowing inmates to learn skills and pay society back at the same time, few are quite as unique as the horse farm located at Central Maryland Correctional Facility (CMCF) in Sykesville.
Two Rivers and Prince Tutta were more than a little nervous when their handlers eased them out of the trailer. But it didnt take long for these beautiful nine- and ten-year old geldings to realize that this lovely rolling acreage would be just fine for their new home.
The two former racehorses now live at Second Chances Farm, the groundbreaking DPSCS facility tended by inmates, one of only eight such prison horse farms in the entire nation. Now in its fourth year, the aptly-named Second Chances gives just that to both horse and man. Three inmates are currently in the program, learning equine care and other soft skills requiring genuine compassion and patience. But three more will soon be added, now that the farm has a total of six horses.
In partnership with the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF), Second Chances takes onetime racehorses that might be facing a very uncertain future but for the caring hands of inmates on this beautiful
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DPSCS Secretary Gary Maynard, who brought the unique horse program to Maryland, is one of the nations leading advocates for significantly increasing the number and scope of meaningful restorative justice projects that allow inmates to pay society back. No better such program exists than on the farm at the CMCF, where horse and man are being given second chances.
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'water calligraphy device' by canada-born, beijing-based media artist nicholas hanna
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in beijing, these tricycles are a common form of transportation, adapted by residents
into everything from carts to traveling market stalls. hanna's 'water calligraphy device'
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thus as the device moves forward, passages of text appear behind it, only to gradually evaporate
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'water calligraphy device' is traveling through beijing's historic dashilar district
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the project draws from the chinese tradition of writing calligraphy in public spaces using a water brush
view of the device in use
closer view of the characters
the tricycle leaves poetry in its wake as it travels through the neighborhoods of dashilar, beijing
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the flat-bead tricycles hannas used to create 'water calligraphy device' are ubiquitous throughout beijing:
many vendors convert their tricycles into carts to transport and sell fruits and vegetables
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beijing design week converted a tricycle of their own into an information stall, filled with guidebooks, press postcards, and maps
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George Holden envisions a world without spanking. No more paddling in the principal's office. No more swats on little rear ends, not even — and here is where Holden knows he is staring up at a towering cliff of parental rights resistance — not even in the privacy of the home.
When it comes to disciplining a child, Holden's view is absolute: No hitting.
"We don't like to call it spanking," said Holden, a professor of psychology at Southern Methodist University and head of a newly formed organization aimed at eliminating corporal punishment in the United States. "If we re-label it hitting, which is what it is, people step back and ask themselves, 'Should I be hitting my child?' "
For centuries we've been unsparing of the rod, spanking our children just as we were spanked by our parents. And there's little evidence to suggest we feel much differently today. The "acceptability level" still hovers between 65 percent and 75 percent nationally.
But Holden and a growing number of children's advocates believe it's time for a serious effort to end corporal punishment. For some, the goal is nothing less than a total legal ban on spanking in all settings, as has been passed by 33 nations in Europe, Latin America and Africa.
So far in this country, even limited anti-spanking laws that reach into the home have gone nowhere. A 2008 proposal to make it illegal to spank a child younger than 3 was greeted with howls in the California Assembly before being withdrawn.
In 2011, a bill targeting more extreme physical discipline measures that have been considered "reasonable corporal punishment" — hitting with dangerous objects, punching with closed fists, shaking toddlers younger than 3 — was hooted down in the Maryland Senate.
"I had legislators telling me that they had not been spared the rod when they were young and look at them now," said State Sen. Jamie B. Raskin (D-Montgomery), the bill's chief sponsor. "It's really entrenched in the culture."
That rigidness is what paddling prohibitionists hope do undo. They want to tarnish spanking's image as a normal part of American life with a sustained behavior change campaign along the lines of the ones that cut smoking rates and made drunken driving a national taboo.
"My orientation is educate, educate, educate," said Holden. "It's hard to know if we're at a tipping point, but more and more people are coming to recognize the overwhelming empirical evidence that all lines up against corporal punishment."
Activists have started by shrinking the number of places where it is acceptable to swat a child. It's been outlawed at day care centers in every state but South Carolina and Idaho. More than 30 pediatric hospitals in recent months have posted their lobbies with signs declaring them No-Hitting Zones.
And in public schools 31 states have banned corporal punishment outright. Of the 19 states that still allow it, Texas and North Carolina recently passed statewide laws allowing parents to put their kids on a no-paddle list.
"Parents are saying, 'I don't want someone hitting my child in school,' " said said Deborah Sendek, program director of the Center for Effective Discipline "That's a step closer to their saying, 'I don't want someone hitting my child at home.' "
That spanking does hurt children, and not just for the five stinging minutes that follow, is a matter of consensus among many social scientists. Most of the studies are observational (no one has dared to bring kids in for a few laboratory whacks).
But hundreds of findings have suggested that spanking correlates with a range of problems. The most often cited link is between spanking and future aggressive behavior, but research has also found that spanked children are more likely to drop out of school, suffer psychological problems and abuse their own children.
Robert Larzelere, a professor of human development at Oklahoma State University, doesn't agree. He sees a classic chicken-egg paradox at work. Did the spankings lead to more aggressive kids, or are aggressive kids the ones most likely to be spanked?
His own research teases out similar correlations between agressive behavior and being put in "time out," being sent for counseling and other measures a frustrated parent would take. He advocates the kind of spanking he used with his own children: mild, rare and as a backup to gentler methods. "If it's used in the ideal way, it works early and isn't needed anymore."
That's the kind of sanitized corporal punishment that Adam Zolotor, a pediatrician and professor of family medicine at the University of North Carolina, read about in medical school textbooks: moderate blows, with no belts or other objects, leaving no bruises and done after the anger of the moment has passed. But it's not the kind he sees in his practice.
"Most spanking happens when our blood is boiling and we react," he said. "Once you calm down, most reasonable people don't want to resolve a problem by striking someone."
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If chidren are taught that violence is a solution to disputes...smh..NO on spanking..
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January 15, 2013
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The Issaquah High gymnastics squad made the most of its only home appearance of the regular season Jan. 10 to trim the visiting Roosevelt contingent, 150-139.
The gymnasts stepped up on Senior Night, and dedicating their endeavors to the late Bob Taylor, longtime sports editor for The Issaquah Press and a gymnastics enthusiast.
Issaquah junior standout Rebecca Chinn turned in solid performances in the vault and the beam events with a pair of bronzes, recording a tandem of 8.55 points.
Meanwhile, Issaquah junior gymnasts Amanda Dumont and Elise Bugge finished in the top 10 in the vault and floor exercises.
Dumont and freshman teammate Michaela Knollman managed to appear among the list of leaders in their bar, beam and floor efforts.
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The more experienced Dumont finished fifth on the bars and ninth on the beam with respective scores of 7.05 and 7.6, while her promising younger teammate, Knollman, earned ninth-place accolades in the bar competition (6.45), 10th on the beam (7.5) and came through with a set of 19th place finishes in the vault (7.95) and floor (7.40) events.
Also contributing to the narrow victory over the Roughriders was junior Lexi Fleek, who finished 16th in the all-around scoring with a 27.00, by tying for 21st places in the vault and the beam exercises, in addition to nailing down 18th place in the floor exercises (7.7) and notching a 22nd place on the bars (5.0).
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Book your room at Mona Boutique Hotel
Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with restaurant and bar/lounge
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is 2.6 mi (4.1 km) from Lobnya History Museum and 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from Chayka Culture Palace. Temple of the Divine Savior and Dolls and People Theater are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a bar/lounge and a 24-hour business center. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a conference center, coffee/tea in the lobby, and conference rooms.
Room Amenities
All 41 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and balconies. IPod docks and DVD players are standard, as are LCD TVs with satellite channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include a conference center and conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a shopping center shuttle. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Mona Boutique Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- Garden
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Free long-term parking
- Terrace
- Express check-out
- Children's club (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 41
- ATM/banking
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- 24-hour business center
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference center
- Conference space
- Designated smoking areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Fireplace in lobby
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Shopping on site
- Meeting rooms
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 2010
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free long-term parking, Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Phone
- Designer toiletries
- Turndown service
- Free bottled water
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Refrigerator
- Air conditioning
- Desk
- Balcony
- Bathrobes
- Climate control
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Minibar
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Slippers
- Satellite TV service
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
MONA - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in fusion cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
Dolce Veranda - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required.
Late night fare is available from room service (during limited hours).
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
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- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No pets or service animals allowed
- Cash deposit: RUB 2500 per stay
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Archive for Thursday, May 17, 2007
Seniors discover career goals from high school experiences
With tests wrapping up, the high school careers of Eudora High School Student Council President Christina Pyle and Vice President Jessica Stewart are winding down.
In the fall, both will enroll at Kansas University to continue their educations.
Before donning the cap and gown and officially leaving school, both Pyle and Stewart took time to remember what their career in the school system meant to them and talk about where they might be next.
Christina Pyle
The business of high school is nearly finished for Pyle.
She plans to study business management in college where after four years she said she hopes to bring her skills into the global market place.
First, everything else is sinking in.
"It's finally hit me. We're graduating, and it's really sad," Pyle said.
"I'm still ready for graduation. I'm ready for the next step in my life."
Pyle said several threads running through her time in high school helped her develop an interest in the business world, one of which was a trip she took last year to Ecuador with the Eudora High School International Club.
"I enjoyed seeing a different culture," Pyle said. "It really makes you enjoy what you have here."
The experience cemented the fact she also wants to travel, Pyle said.
Her study in business would aid that, as well as a possible double major in Spanish, she said.
She said she planned to study abroad while in school.
"It humbles you," Pyle said.
She said her time in the high school's journalism department was also formative. She's the editor of the 2006-2007 yearbook.
The responsibility of constantly meeting deadlines helped instill academic discipline, Pyle said. It also helped her realize the value of her product.
"First of all, I get to see what the yearbook is going to look like," Pyle said. "You just have to make sure it creates good memories for everyone."
While in college, Pyle has plans to get involved in student government, she said.
"I really enjoyed (student council), Pyle said.
Although prepared to start her next step, Pyle said she would miss her experiences in the district.
"Everyone is really good about finding your own way here," Pyle said.
Jessica Stewart
Stewart also found a possible career path at Eudora High School.
Her experience took a detour through her athletic career ---- which included a state volleyball championship in the fall of her senior year.
The realization came as she was being treated for an injury, she said.
"I'm just sitting there one day, and it felt right," Stewart said.
She plans on studying exercise science. The major will allow her to maintain a strong tie with athletics.
"I've spent a lot of time in the training room," she said.
Originally, she said she thought she might like to become an athletic trainer.
"But I don't like blood," she said.
Her athletic achievements balanced her academic aspirations, she said.
"It just kind of interests me how the body works," Stewart said.
To stay in shape, she plans on joining the KU rowing team.
When looking back at her time in school, everything seems to blend together, she said.
"Honestly, high school is kind of a blur," she said. "It seems like it's going to take forever, but it has gone by really fast."
Stewart filled her time by working on the yearbook staff and student council.
This year, she's also enrolled in classes at Johnson County Community College, Stewart said.
A definite highlight of her time in high school came at a trip she took with the Future Business Leaders of America to a convention in Indianapolis, she said.
"You got to interact with lots of different people," she said.
Her proudest achievement in high school came in the academic arena, she said.
"I've never had a B."
She said she was still waiting on results from her college courses.
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Grrrr Batman is ANGRY….Grrrrr Lobo is angry!!!!!
Does anyone actually read those Crossed books? Are they as shit as they look?
And that is a sweet Dan DeCarlo cover on Life with Archie, its a pity that Archie screwed him even worse than Kirby got screwed by Marvel.
Sadly, I'll admit to having read a few of the Crossed collections. The first, written/created by Garth Ennis, was typical Garth being way over the top because he can be. The later ones, by David Lapham, read like he found a list of the top 1000 depraved things you can do to a human (or a human corpse) and he's slowly but surely been ticking them off the list with each subsequent issue.
Curiously, reading them have not caused me to 1) Want to rape anything– including a corpse or 2) Stick my dick into anything with mechanical moving parts (like a whirring lawn mower)… Which guys infected with the Crossed-virus like to do… A lot.
Guess that blows Frederic Wertham's theory all to hell.
In all seriousness, I stopped reading them because 1) Only the first volume by Ennis didn't force me to go take a cleansing shower after finishing it, 2) I'm never going to be able to resell them on eBay to make ca$h for my friend (that seems like an INSTANT lawsuit or jail sentence or being thrown off eBay) and finally, 3) I could never in good conscience give them away to anybody either… Let alone a library or a charity. (Which I think, again, would lead to an arrest.)
I'm sure as hell not enjoying them… And really, 3 was at least 2 1/2 too many to get the gist of where this shit is going– and will continue to go.
Per Dan DeCarlo… That sounds like another interesting column you should write. :D
I just might do that sometime ;)
The two "Revival" covers are my favourites this week. I swear I buy more books by Image than any other publisher. Significantly more. The Sean Phillips Walking Dead cover is pretty amazing too.
That Deathstroke cover is dreadful though, typical Liefeld. Lobo looks like he's about to take a dump on Deathstroke. :/
With Liefeld, the difference between "looks like" and "actually is" might be the exact same thing. :)
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A is a man with a passion for cars. He's built himself a garage that he can truly call home. Somewhere to chill with his friends, work on his cars and play.
"A" is the kind of car collector a of us wish we could be. With a passion for Japanese classics he has built up one of the most impressive collections in Thailand. We spoke to him about his cars and his passion.
NASA proves Einstein is still a genius, just in case you forgot. Anonymous officially denies being involved in hacking the Playstation Network, Facebook and Google want Skype, and we're getting even closer to a world of digital distribution. Apple and EA are going to make sure of it.
Sensitive files like Secret Service safehouse locations, military rosters, and IRS tax returns can still be found on file-sharing networks, according to new report.
The long-anticipated search and ad partnership between Microsoft and Yahoo was announced this week, followed by lots of analysis. Also in merger news, Sprint and Virgin Mobile connect.
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With temperatures at and even below zero in some spots this morning, and wind chills in the 10s and 20s BELOW zero - I ask you HOW COLD IS IT? I give more than 50 forecasts throughout the morning and each time I say - "It's Cold" or "It's Bitter" "Its Frigid" I do get a little tired of saying the same thing over and over. So I ask you. HOW COLD IS IT???
Complete this sentence - "It's so cold......
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Reality Check With Alan Watt
Martial Law 9-11: Rise of the Police State
America in Peril
The Money Masters
By Amanda Gefter and Tom Simonite ,
on 11-28-2008 23:56
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In today's technological world we leave electronic traces wherever we go, whether shopping online or on the high street, at work or at play. That data is the raw material for a new industry of number crunchers trying to explain and influence human behaviour, as Stephen Baker explains in his new book The Numerati.
In the book, Baker meets the maths whizzes at the bleeding edge of this new way of doing business, politics, and even matchmaking.
You might be surprised at some of the things Baker's "numerati" want to know and can already find out about you. Read on for some examples taken from the book, and click here to read our full review.
Databases know more about you than you realise. A Carnegie Mellon University study recently showed that simply by knowing gender, birth date and postal zip code, 87% of people in the United States could be pinpointed by name.
Websites can collect huge amounts of data from users. Retailers, for example, can track our every click, what we buy, how much we spend, which advertisements we see - even which ones we linger over with our mouse.
Sites can easily access your entire web browser history, enabling them to try and guess your gender and other demographic information.
Some of the links that data can reveal are surprising, and profitable. Ad targeting firm Tacoda discovered that the people most likely to click on car rental ads are those that have recently read an obituary online, apparently planning their trip to a funeral.
The second largest group are romantic movie fans - they are suckers for weekend rentals perhaps trying to emulate the lovey-dovey escapes common in romantic fiction.
Data is big business for the numerati. US firm Acxiom keeps shopping and lifestyle data on some 200 million Americans.
They know how much we paid for our house, what magazines we subscribe to, which books we buy and what vacations we take. The company purchases just about every bit of data about us that can be bought, and then sells selections of it to anyone out to target us in, say, political campaigns.
Much effort is expended finding new ways to gather data on people. A company called Umbria uses software to analyse millions of blog and forum posts every day, using sentence structure, word choice and quirks in punctuation to determine the blogger's gender, age interests and opinion. That knowledge can be a valuable tool to people launching new products, or politicians seeking votes.
Microsoft has filed patents for technology that monitors the heart rate, blood pressure, galvanic skin response, facial expressions of office workers, and even their brain waves.
The idea, the patents say, is to let managers know if workers are experiencing heightened frustration or stress. Given that the same technologies are used in lie detectors and to study human behaviour, it seems unlikely many workforces would quietly accept their boss introducing such a system.
Such data makes it possible to manage workplaces more mathematically. A team at computing giant IBM is sifting through resumés and project records to assemble a profile of each worker's skills and experience.
Online calendars show how employees use their time and who they meet with. By tracking the use of cellphones, email and laptops it may even be possible to map workers' movements and social networks of each person.
The results might show that a midlevel manager is quietly leading an important group of colleagues - and that his boss is out of the loop. Maybe these two should switch jobs.
Number-crunching techniques can look after your home life too. At the Oregon Center for Aging and Technology in the US, researchers have computers that monitor every one of a user's interactions - every keystroke and mouse click.
The idea is that by watching a person's speed, vocabulary and sentence complexity over time it is possible to pinpoint the onset of cognitive deterioration - like dementia or Alzheimer's - long before more noticeable symptoms emerge.
The management of whole nations increasingly depends on the numerati, and not just because of their role in political campaigns.
After the 9/11 attacks, the CIA made large investments in statistical techniques to track known terrorists and even predict future ones, and has relied heavily on such techniques ever since.
One of the first pieces of software brought in was NORA, originally developed to reveal and track cheats and criminals working or staying as customers in Las Vegas casinos.


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Institution: Western Correctional Institution, 13800 McMullen Hwy, Cumberland
Time: 11am
Date: Monday, June 07, 2010
Name: Kevin Corcoran
Offense: Robbery (x2)
Sentence: 10 yrs starting 9/9/06
Sex: Male
Race: Caucasian
Ht: 63
Age: 43
Hair Color: Hazel
Eye Color: Black
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Last Seen: Corcoran was a minimum security inmate on a work detail at the prison complex
Maintenance Shop. He was noticed missing at approximately 11:15am.
OTHER: Maryland State Police and local law enforcement, as well as the DPSCS Internal
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Paul Dorpat figures that the close-up of the Standard Oil station seen here was recorded sometime during the 1930s. Cars were in need of more service then because so few new ones were being bought during the Great Depression.
MY HUNCH is that this smartly named Central Seattle Service Station opened in 1925. It does not appear in the 1924 Polk City Directory as a garage or service station, both of which it was a year later.
I also found a promotional photograph, taken in the spring of 1925, that shows the station on the east side of Sixth Avenue, one lot south of Marion Street. That photo shows a group of nurses pointing at an empty block and a big billboard that makes the hopeful, but as it turned out mistaken, claim that "On this Site will be Built Seattle General Hospital."
Directly above the billboard the gleaming white service station appears at 812 Sixth Ave. Its signs offer Associated Oil Products, Motormates Official Brake Service, Cycol products, parking, storage, repairs, cars washed and polished, and free crankcase service. Located on the side of First Hill, the incline was handy for coasting and starting cars with bad starters — a common problem then — on compression.
My second hunch is that the close-up of the Standard Oil station printed here (and beside it the Crescent Apartments) was recorded sometime during the 1930s. Cars were in need of more service then because so few new ones were being bought during the Great Depression.
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Still, there were lots of cars. While population growth in the previously booming Seattle slowed significantly in the 15 years between 1922 and 1937, the number of motor vehicles increased then by 211 percent. And the block that once was marked for a hospital became for many years a place to park cars.
Check out Paul Dorpat and Jean Sherrard's blog at www.pauldorpat.com.


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We've been growing organic veg since 1987 and offer a whole range of seasonal veg, fruit, meat and more, fresh from our farm. Everything we grow and sell is organic. Choose from the pick of this week's crops, grown for flavour.
cheese of the day
Cropwell Bishop's award-winning stilton. Superb quality, smooth and mellow.
calabrese broccoli
Sweet and crunchy. Steam and drizzle with olive oil and lemon.
new season parsnips
Sweet and nutty; lovely roasted with a lick of honey.
mince pies
A seasonal must-have. Rich, juicy fruit wrapped in buttery pastry.
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Boneless turkey leg wrapped in bacon, with a chestnut and bacon stuffing. Easy to carve and full of juicy flavour.
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We have been supporting the charity Send a Cow for many years now. Established by a group of Devon farmers, they did once send cows, but now focus on promoting sustainable farming and social solutions using local skills, materials, seeds and sometimes livestock. Once trained up, farmers pass on their skills, and so the learning spreads. There's no need for agrochemicals or GM seeds; farmers grow food for their families with the materials they find around them. It's one of the most effective and life-changing charities we have come across. Over the past three years alone our customers and staff have helped us raise £75,000 – read more here.
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The Mountain Home Bomb Squad 12-year-old All-Star team saw its run for a berth in the championship bracket of the 2013 Cal Ripken Baseball World Series end Thursday afternoon with a 14-5 loss to New Milford, Conn., in Aberdeen, Md.
Mountain Home finished at 2-2 in pool play to finish third in the American Division. The team will play today in either the "Diamond" or "Platinum" consolation bracket. Mountain Home's game time and opponent are to be determined.
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Hello everyone, I have a new and super fun pack in my shop!
FREE for PERSONAL USE printable Canadian inspired play money!!
Have a great weekend!
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Very Cute! Do you happen to have one for $1? If so, could you send it to me? I love these for use with our Family Chore charts! Thanks!
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Central College will host a convocation on the 20th featuring two Central alumni as speakers. The event will celebrate Martin Luther King Day, with Annie Wignall Foskett, founder of The Care Bags Foundation, and Mollie Ibbotson Phukan, former Peace Corps and Americorps VISTA member and outreach consultant, will be presenting during Central's "Defining our Community" convocation. Cheri Doane, Director of Community Based Learning says that, their study abroad experiences, as well as their relationships with professors played a crucial role in their journey in becoming active, engaged citizens. The convocation will take place in Douwstra Auditorium at 11 am next Monday.
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Here are five that briefly satisfy us every two weeks:
- Something like one in every fifteen Americans has her or his first job at a McDonald's. We can all take solace in the fact that our food is being prepared by conscientious young people whose only pleasure comes from seeing the puzzled looks of customers trying to figure out just what that punk kid did to the special sauce.
- This temporary worker service has 2.7 million employees worldwide, but critics claim that using temporary workers leads to a lack of commitment, accountability and manners. You want evidence? Manpower's largest market is France.
United Parcel Service
- Carrying stuff obviously requires a lot of people, since UPS has over 350,000 employees. It competes with the U.S. Post Office for business and workers, so UPS tries to leverage its advantages of sweet brown uniforms and a slightly reduced chance of being shot by a coworker.
The Post Office
- The USPS has over 800,000 workers throughout the United States, meaning this year it will lose around $2,500 per employee. A little thing like a $2 billion shortfall won't slow the Post Office, as approximately 40,000 postal workers are hired each year to compensate for retirements, those who quit, and deaths, not necessarily in that order.
- Sam's spawn has 1.2 million employees, though admittedly many of them are "greeters" whose only purpose is to welcome you at the door and make you feel awkward. Though the company has vigorously fought the unionization of its workforce, all employees
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Most MP3 players, smart phones, digital cameras, and other portable devices that use a USB input to charge should work with the Conserve Valet. Devices with large color screens, such as smart phones, often require a lot of power to charge. It is recommended you only charge two of these devices at the same time. You will be able to charge most of your devices with the Conserve Valet (5-volt USB charge). You should use your device's included USB charge cord when connecting to the Conserve Valet. If your device did not come with a USB cord, check with the device's manufacturer for USB cord availability. The included Belkin USB cords are compatible with devices that have a Mini-B or Micro-B USB charge port.
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