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Gave me lots of great ideas. I've used it under fabric when I am painting it. It gives a great texture to the design. You could also use it with paper too!
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i use it to help me open jars so i donot have to ask my hubby
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use it under the peddle of your sewing machine to keep it from sliding away from you while sewing
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This type shelf liner is also the greatest kitty hair remover from furniture I have ever used! Just wrap it around your hand and swipe the furniture. Hair is all gone!
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they are great sugestions and i am going to try some now
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Dear John, My ex-husband and I got a divorce two years ago. Since then, he has not paid child support or visited our son, JJ, now age 4.
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Found Mike Knight in Shining Armor.
I am happy you found someone to share your life. Before Mike can adopt JJ, your ex-husband's parental rights must be ended. The court can end parental rights under the adoption statute, but only if the rights are being given to another person.
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Benioff recalled the last gift Steve Jobs ever gave him, family and friends at a Stanford memorial service that Jobs planned himself.
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But under certain circumstances, sometimes I experience an oddness when my eyes track motion. I'd describe it as watching something and imagining it as individual frames of film, and every so often the frames don't run together in a smooth animation. They look blockier, like when you see an infomercial that's been badly edited and has a shaky camera. But it's pretty rare, I'm just not sure what causes it. I've noticed mainly if I'm watching TV and there's a broad horizontal pan, and it doesn't always happen.
Sorry it took me so long to get back to this.
That's an interesting situation.
There are really two main types of eye movements: smooth pursuits and saccades. Smooth pursuits are just just, you're tracking something and the eye moves in a fluid motion. A saccade is when you're actively trying to move your eye to a specific location (as you look into a street for oncoming cars, or as you read across a page) and tend to be jumpier.
So, if we're talking about something that shows up while you're following something, then that would be a smooth pursuit disorder, but if this is showing up while watching TV and you're actively trying to look at another portion of the screen that would be a saccadic disorder.
TVs these days are often big enough (fancy term: subtend a large enough visual angle) that we do have to perform more eye movements than in the past, and they're often crisp enough that our brains can get tricked into thinking that we're following actual objects rather than just looking at different parts of a static screen. In the absence of more advanced testing, I'd guess that what you're noticing could be moments where the illusion is broken and your eyes are making jumpy saccadic movements from one part of the screen to another rather than conducting smooth pursuits.
Of course, if you notice this when not watching TV I'm completely off here. I was never very good at diagnosing by text.
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That's a great looking cat! That negative appears to be perfectly suited for the paper range. About what contrast grade would you say you're getting with this 'Son of AZO'?
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Essie Mint Candy Apple
246 reviews
78% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
My full review with images is here: http://saidinsilence.com/2013/03/14/essie-mint-candy-apple-review/
I LOVE this color. I think it's perfect for spring. It applies really thick, so you don't have to apply coat after coat after coat. 1-2 coats is sufficient. Love it. Chips like every other polish I've ever used. I work in retail, so the second I'm fishing for change, is the second I get a chip in my polish. Still, I love it, and the color is fab.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Hi! So i'm just going to dive right into this review. First i'm going to explain why I gave this nail polish the ratings I did. I gave the overall rating a 3 because I absolutely LOVE the color, it resembled the color of "Alex by the book" by Nicole O.P.I, but less expensive by a dollar or so. Aside from the color I was a bit disappointed as to how long the nail polish stayed on; I had had it on for around nine hours, in that time I had gone out for lunch and then back to school. In that time three of my finger had had the nail polished chipped off. Next, I gave the price a 4 because it was 10 dollar. I really think that this Essie polish was worth the money. I gave the packaging a 4 because if anyone has seen the bottle that the Essie polishes comes in you know it is very sturdy and has thick glass, I have dropped it a couple of time and no breakage, leaking or chipping. That is why I gave the packaging a 4. I would defiantly buy this product again! I hope this review was helpful
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
not much to say except - GORGEOUS COLOR! This is perfect for events or even just everyday life during the spring and summer! The only thing is the price, you can find a revlon color (ugh I forget the name) that is pretty much the same color.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Beautiful robins egg blue with a hint o mint. Creme. Opaque.
Received many compliments.
I needed a good clear top coat to make it really shine.
Gorgeous color. Brings out my tan.
When I look at my nails with this hue on I feel happy :)
Formula seems more chip resistant than some of Essie's other colors.
I will def buy this again.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I thought this color would be pretty...but...it's not my favorite...It's too creamy colored to be a mint, but it does the job I guess.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is my go to for "mint" colored nails. Color is spot on and applies like butter!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Black
I am in complete love with this polish. It is a perfect mint green with a smidge of blue. Saying that, it changes depending on how tan I am and the light. It seems to suit any season - be it winter or summer. The polish is nicely pigmented and only really needs two thin coats. It only started chipping on me after a week! By then my nails grew out so much I had to take it off anyway! I have dupes in other brands but this is the one I keep going back to.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Mint Candy Apple is a lovely mint green with a hint of blue nail varnish with a creme finish. The colour is well pigmented and goes on very smooth for a light colour like this, the brush makes application perfect. This lasts for ages on my nails even without a base coat and it's a colour that looks good all year. I would definitely repurchase
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
i love this nail polish
I wear pretty much anywhere
From winter to summer, i love it! :)
i barely bought another one, because i ran out of the first one.
I dont like the fact that it looks completely different
The first one i had was more like mint green, the new one i bought is more mint blue
I dont understand why it looks different, even in pictures.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I love this nail polish! It's such a nice minty green color, and it's really nice to use during the summer. I only have to use 1-2 coats! Lovely product. :)
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The Sixteen's experience of Renaissance polyphony is evident in several contemplative choruses...Contrapuntal lines are moulded warmly and with immaculate diction, and extrovert choruses are sung with plenty of charisma, seductiveness or moral outrage as the texts variously demand, such as the choric contemplations of envy and rage that bookend Act 2. Special recordings of Handel's greatest English dramatic oratorios have become too rare recently, so it is valuable that The Sixteen's first-class account of Saul is magnificent in every way that matters most.
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OK It's 95 and sunny out and Henry (25yr TB) and DB (26yr Arabian) have a 3+ acre pasture with very nice shade trees to hang out under. So why do they insist on standing in the full sun sweating their butts off? Henry is litterly soaked.
Also other than lots of fresh cool water and a salt/mineral block, do I need to do anything for them because of the heat?
As long as they have access to adequate shade, water and salt, I wouldn't worry. They are experienced enough to know where they want to hang out.
i keep thinking i'm going to put a sprinkler on the side of my fence w/ a timeer, so that they can stand under it if they want... you could try that, i never had so i cant promise they'll use it...
OUr horses do the same thing... They have a choice but they like the sun I guess....
Yeah just let him be- if it's too hot for him personally, he'll go under the shade or get some water. :D Lexi's like that too sometimes.
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I'm making pajamas; I made the pants already and am making the top from a BurdaStyle blouse (04-2012-116)
The Burda instructions call for some fusible interfacing, as well as most other patterns I've looked at. The thing is already cut so there's no going back at this point.
I'm hesitant to use a fusible because most of them are kind of icky, and it's pretty Liberty lawn! I don't want to make the collar or the front band too stiff.
I'm thinking I could use another layer of the lawn as interfacing (which I have enough of), but am wondering if that would hold up to buttonholes. Another thought was to use some silk organza, but I'm worried that might make it too stiff.
What would you use to interface Liberty Lawn pajamas?
My first choice would be to use self fabric, like you've thought of. The print may show through however, but then you could use a solid color, like the white (as in the print) in either voile or lawn. My next choice would be cotton batiste. Organdy would be a little stiff, I think, but it's also a choice you could try. I would definitely test these out to see which I liked best.
I'm sure it would be fine to use a super light weight fusible, but I agree with you that it would be nicer not to.
Edited to add: to reinforce just at the buttonholes (also where you will be sewing buttons on the other side) you could add an extra layer of small squares of fabric or fuse small squares of interfacing to your self-fabric interfacing. Hope that makes sense.
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I'm in the middle of making a blouse out of some LOL Tana Lawn, and I'm using silk organza for interfacing. Doesn't make it stiff; wash it before using. Perfect for buttonholes.
Do you think that silk organza would hold up to all the washing pajamas get?
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I'd do batiste instead of fusible. I think fusible would be too stuff and not as pretty - gotta be nice to liberty! I agree that you should add small squares of interfacing for each buttonhole to give it some stabilization.
Yes, I would interface Liberty's lawn, but with a woven - not a fusible - interfacing. For a collar, I would use quite a stiff weight and something lighter for the front band of a blouse or pyjamas. You could alternatively interface with the same fabric if you have enough of it, but its design might show through if there is a lot of white or off-white background, so I think using interfacing is a better idea.
Fusible interfacing is a problem because if ironed with a very hot iron, it can shrink so that the interfaced pattern piece also shrinks and hence will not fit into place as it ought (e.g. a collar). Second, it can also bubble later.
A woven interfacing avoids those problems. It has to be stitched into place but the extra effort is worthwhile.
I can't comment on organza because I haven't used it.
Remember that any interfacing will soften after a couple of washes.
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There is a lot of white in the print, but it doesn't seem to have a lot of show through. It's also a small print so I don't think any show through would be very noticeable.
I think I'll go with using my stashed silk organza for the interfacing on this project.
Thank you for all of your input! I found it very helpful! (It's so amazing how many ways one could accomplish the same thing on a simple project!)
There are often many ways to do most things in sewing. It might be confusing or overwhelming for some to have multiple answers to a question, but I love the cumulative knowledge and experience to be found on these boards.
Anyway, enjoy sewing up your beautiful fabric!
The only fusibles I use are the ones that Pam Erny sells Fashion Sewing Supply
But, you can use self fabric or cotton batiste or plain cotton lawn. I learned to sew before fusibles and you just baste it in. The facing edge can be clean finished by sewing right sides together at the outside edge in a 1/4" seam and turned press and baste the open edge before attaching it to the outer garment. You are talking pj's here, so I wouldn't want anything too stiff. If I were using a fusible I'd use Pam's Pro Sheer Elegance
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IMF Executive Board Concludes 2014 Article IV Consultation with Trinidad and Tobago
Press Release No.14/338
July 9, 2014
On June 16, 2014, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV Consultation1 with Trinidad and Tobago.
Trinidad and Tobago's economy is embarking on a sustainable growth path. Maintenance-related slowdowns in the energy sector are ending, while non-energy growth is robust, with economic slack being used up. Headline inflation is trending down (in part for statistical reasons), while core inflation remains contained at about 2–3 percent. The unemployment rate has fallen to only 3¾ percent, although this masks sizable underemployment in government "make-work" programs. The fiscal balance is likely to improve in fiscal year 2013/14, with the deficit falling to only 1½ percent of GDP, but largely for ad hoc reasons rather than durable improvements in revenues or expenditures. The external current account surplus has rebounded to over 10 percent of GDP and reserves are at 12 months of imports. However, the foreign exchange allocation system, although it had generally worked well for several years, led to fairly widespread and persistent foreign exchange shortages, as supply and demand imbalances grew from late 2013. A recent series of actions by the central bank has improved the supply of foreign exchange to the market.
The time is drawing near for policy tightening. The main external risk is from a sustained decline in energy prices. The domestic medium-term challenges are to boost long-run growth through structural reforms and reorienting fiscal policy, with measures to save more of the nation's nonrenewable energy wealth, and limiting current expenditures while increasing growth-enhancing capital spending. Such policies would likely pose near-term headwinds, but enhance competitiveness and boost potential growth in the non-energy sector. However, significant reforms are likely to be delayed by the electoral calendar. A greater degree of flexibility is needed in the foreign exchange system to avoid further shortages.
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Executive Directors welcomed the improved growth outlook, and noted the strong external position and limited fiscal vulnerabilities. They agreed, however, that the reduction in economic slack and the need for a durable consolidation of the fiscal position suggest that a tightening of macroeconomic policies may be necessary in the near future. Over the medium term, Trinidad and Tobago remains vulnerable to a decline in energy prices, which calls for structural reforms to diversify the economy and improve its growth potential.
Directors concurred that the authorities should stand ready to start tightening monetary policy in view of the reduced labor market slack and high consumer credit growth, and to prepare for the spillovers from the normalization of monetary policy in the United States. Implementing this tightening, however, could be complicated by banks' excess liquidity and the weak monetary transmission mechanism. Against this background, Directors concurred that tighter prudential regulations could be considered.
Directors welcomed recent measures to improve the budget outturn for the current fiscal year. They underscored the importance of moving toward fiscal surpluses as soon as feasible, using more durable improvements in revenues and expenditures, in order to make better use of the country's nonrenewable energy endowment. Spending should be reoriented away from current expenditure toward growth-enhancing capital projects, including by better targeting social benefits and reducing energy subsidies. Broadening the non-energy tax base remains key to strengthening revenues.
Executive Directors welcomed continued progress in financial sector reform, including improvements to the legislative framework for financial regulation. They also supported the actions taken to bring systemically important non-bank financial institutions into the regulatory perimeter and looked forward to a comprehensive assessment of Trinidad and Tobago's regime against money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
Directors took note of recurring shortages in the foreign exchange market. They encouraged the authorities to allow for sufficient flexibility in the operation of the market to ensure that it clears, especially given the ample foreign reserve position.
Directors expressed concerns about the lack of reliable and timely economic statistics, which severely limits the ability to conduct surveillance. They recommended prompt action to provide adequate resources to the statistical office.
Directors emphasized the benefits of further structural reforms to boost competitiveness and lay the foundation for sustainable and diversified growth. They welcomed recent measures taken to reduce business impediments, but noted that action remains necessary in several areas. In particular, inefficiencies in the public sector and distortions in the functioning of labor markets hinder private investment and should be addressed decisively.News Source : IMF Executive Board Concludes 2014 Article IV Consultation with Trinidad and Tobago
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|After an unscheduled pit stop at The Dorset it was time to move onto our 3rd pub in Lewes and back to my list.
The Gardeners in Cliffe High Street is very small (and I mean small) but it's an absolute gem.
There are 6 pumps offering 6 cask ales and another pump with a real cider. I went for a pint of Raw Raspberry Blast @ 4.6%. A strange taste but a thoroughly decent pint.
Small inside with the front bar barely having enough room for a couple of bar stools. The back area is larger but not that big, several round tables and chairs.
Rugby on the television in the back bar. The pub was pretty busy, the clientele are sort of friendly & we were the only punters that were not locals.
This is a good tick for me and was easily my favourite pub of the day.
lezford - 5 Jan 2015 12:27
|What it lacks in width it makes up for in atmosphere, genial service and good beer. There may be bearded men with CAMRA t-shirts on passing through so beware Fosters drinkers! I opted for a Harveys (unimaginatively given its proximity to the brewery) and it was very good.
A fine hostelry to be cherished. I once spotted tattoed hooligan Jonathan Dimbleby walking his dogs outside. This was back around 2008 ish. A true story.
terenced - 1 Jul 2014 13:26
|This is a proper pub serving a really good range of ales including the superb Dark Star Hophead. This establishment is faultless!
Four.one - 31 Mar 2014 16:17
|Pub 5 on our Lewes pub crawl, and another great pub for the real ale drinker I can't remember what I drank but it wasn't Harveys, and it made a nice change. The pub is very sparsely furnished, which brought back some happy memories of drinking in basic working men's pubs in the 70's. An interesting mixture of punters, some of whom were decidedly eccentric. A most enjoyable visit, and a pub I would definitely visit again if I was in Lewes.
Number11 - 11 Feb 2014 20:36
|After you cross the river from ther main town of Lewes (and around 10 minutes from the station) you come to Cliffe High Street and the Gardeners Arms which is a small shop-like pub in the "alehouse" style of decor (very simple and straightforward with the emphasis on the beer). Good range of ales and we tried a couple - they change regularly. My second pint was a bit warm and was probably first one out however it tasted fine so I didn't complain. Our other beers were good and we managed a couple of beers in this cheery little boozer. They do serve Harveys but it was nice to get a different beer for a change (not that we were complaing about Harveys!!) This pub can be built into a little pub crawl in the Cliffe area of town - The John Harvey/Gardeners and a walk to the Snowdrop).
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A return to the gold standard by the United States within the next five years now seems likely, because that move would help the nation solve a variety of economic, fiscal, and monetary ills, Steve Forbes predicted during an exclusive interview this week with HUMAN EVENTS.
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The only probable 2012 U.S. presidential candidate who has championed a return to the gold standard so far is Rep. Ron Paul (R.-Tex.). But the idea "makes too much sense" not to gain popularity as the U.S. economy struggles to create jobs, recover from a housing bubble induced by the Federal Reserve's easy-money policies, stop rising gasoline prices, and restore fiscal responsibility to U.S. government's budget, Forbes insisted.
With a stable currency, it is "much harder" for governments to borrow excessively, Forbes said. Without lax Federal Reserve System monetary policies that led to the printing of too much money, the housing bubble would not have been nearly as severe, he added.
"When it comes to exchange rates and monetary policy, people often don't grasp" what is at stake for the economy, Forbes said. By restoring the gold standard, the United States would shift away from "less responsible policies" and toward a stronger dollar and a stronger America, he said. "If the dollar was as good as gold, other countries would want to buy it."
An encouraging sign for Forbes is that key lawmakers besides Rep. Paul are recognizing that the Fed is straying well beyond its intended role of promoting stable prices and full employment with its monetary policies.
Forbes cited Rep. Paul Ryan (R.-Wis.), who, he believes, understands monetary policy better than most lawmakers and has shown a willingness to ask tough but necessary questions. For example, when Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke appeared before the House Budget Committee in February, Ryan, who chairs the panel, asked Bernanke bluntly how many jobs the Fed's quantitative-easing program had helped to create.
Politicians need to "get over" the notion that the Fed can guide the economy with monetary policy. The Fed is like a "bull in a China shop," Forbes said. "It can't help but knock things down."
"People know that something is wrong with the dollar," Forbes concluded. "You cannot trash your money without repercussions."
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99socks wrote:Wow, finally, some good news and common sense in the mainstream...
But what I want to know, is how is the US supposed to back its currency by gold since its reserves are so low?
Thinking, thinking...
Maybe all the "Gold for cash" (or cash for gold, whatever) stores here are silent partners with the Gov.
I don't know.
I always thought that major pop up of those stores seemed fishy.
domdabears wrote:Maybe all the "Gold for cash" (or cash for gold, whatever) stores here are silent partners with the Gov.
I don't know.
I always thought that major pop up of those stores seemed fishy.
I never thought of that. I always thought they were popping up in reaction to all the hype over the last 10 years, and people realized what a profit they could make.
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The major objectives of debt management after the Bank was created were to take advantage of lower interest rates, to establish a broader and deeper market for government debt and to encourage a more finely tuned, impersonal set of market relations. This meant an end to private consultations with the banks preceding new Dominion issues. The achievement of these goals was a sine qua non for monetary policy based on open market operations requiring a highly sensitive, broad market in government debt, which was lacking at this time. The goal of broadening the market for government debt was designed to drive an effective wedge between the Dominion as prime borrower and the institutional purchasers of bonds. According to Governor Towers
...our position versus the commercial banks and the security market is a very special one. For example, we can never obtain opinions from any outside source when we are formulating our advice to the Government regarding new issues. Thus we never enquire the views of anyone outside the bank A central bank must be independent and impartial, which means that on most occasions it must play a lone hand. 1
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JoeZhang wrote:
Where would the budget come from to make a
Vastra and Jenny adventures
show? Where is the actual demand outside of a few hardcore fans?
I can't think of any good reasons
a Vastra/Jenny/Strax series. That's not to say there aren't reasons -- the characters are generally fun, there's room in the television marketplace for more
Doctor Who
-esque product -- but they're not reasons that would induce the BBC to greenlight a series.
The budget, I think, is the easiest objection handled. I could see BBC America wanting to buy into the program as a coproducer (it fits their "Supernatural Saturday" niche, to say nothing of its
vian origins). And if filmed on
Ripper Street
's backlot in Dublin, the sets and props would be there to be reused.
But that brings us back to the question -- who is this for? Which audience would the series be for? The
audience? The
Sarah Jane
audience? That's the question that would need to be answered first.
A Madame Vastra spin-off strikes me as an idea that's better suited for the licensees -- comics, novels, audios -- since they're already targetting a niche audience.
Well I dunno, I mean Torchwood still seemed a stretch, Jack was popular yes, but to take a popular character from a family show and spin him off into an adult themed show...if the BBC hadn't been flush with cash and RTD riding high I wonder if it would have got green lit.
I still think Vastra would work best in a 30 minute format, but I agree, much as I'd like it we probably won't get it.
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One of the best vocalists of the 20th century, Bing Crosby, got his start singing with the Rhythm Boys, a vocal trio featured with the Paul Whiteman Orchestra.
When the Syracuse Cinephile Society presents its 32nd annual Cinefest March 15 through 18, at the Holiday Inn in Liverpool, one of the five dozen featured films will show a dashing young Crosby harmonizing with the Boys, Harry Barris and Al Rinker.
The 1931 flick, "Confessions of a Co-Ed," stars Sylvia Sidney as a jazz-age college gal who is impregnated by the man she loves but marries a classmate instead. The true lover returns, and our heroine must make a difficult choice.
The Rhythm Boys appear in the film's first 10 minutes depicted entertaining at a fraternity house party. Der Bingle croons "Out of Nowhere," a huge hit from Paramount's Dude Ranch, and then the boys join him for a rollicking "Ya Got Love."
"Confessions of a Co-Ed" screens here at 4:50 p.m. Friday, March 16.
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Hundreds of classic movie buffs from around the world will gather in Liverpool to view seldom-screened vintage films at Cinefest 32. The film festival runs four days, from Thursday, March 15, through Sunday, March 18, at the Holiday Inn on Electronics Parkway. Silent and sound films produced between the early 1900s through the early 1940s will be shown along with rare short subjects. Highlights include an auction, a 35mm show at Eastwood's Palace Theatre, memorabilia dealer rooms and appearances by film historians such as author Leonard Maltin.
An offbeat oddity, the 1933 pop musical "Moonlight and Pretzels," will also be screened. An ambitious competitor to "Gold Diggers of 1933," "Moonlight and Pretzels" boasts a pleasing score, including songs by Yip Harburg and Jay Gorney, but also featuring Herman Hupfeld compositions such as "I've Gotta Get Up and Go to Work." The title tune, "Moonlight and Pretzels," comes complete with bubbling beer and bratwurst.
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Well, I've been boxing/ weight lifting for quite a few years. I'm a naturally small person, but lifting for about 6 years now...I'm not small now.
When I used to box I would use my speed, get away, etc (I wouldn't like to trade, or get hit much). I was about 5'6 145 at the time and pretty muscular. I decided if I wanted to box I'd have to work my neck like crazy, as well as my legs/ core.
Right now I'm 5'6 170 (still at a good body fat percentage), and amazed how well my punch resistance is. I stretch a lot, and shadow box so I kept most of my speed/ flexibility while gaining the weight slowly.
Here's my thing though...I used to try to be a Mayweather (run around, pop shot, don't get in exchanges), and I have good skills at doing that. NOW though, I have about the style of Ricky hatton/ older Mike Tyson. I like to grab, wrestle, punch in the clinch. I have pretty good head movement and work on it a fair amount, but when it comes to fighting I never use it much.
I just stick up my guard, will take some punches to the gloves/ elbows, and muscle my way in while they try to keep me back. Once I get inside then beat them mainly with hooks, few uppercuts if I see an opening, I'll throw some straights (mainly to get there guards up so I can fire some hooks around the guard). Of course doing this...Against ALL taller guys I take some punches, but I do not mind taking them anymore, and rarely feel much (usually no head gear either, and them outweighing me)
Should I take more time, and use my skills, or if this works just stick to it? I just like to brawl, but I know taking punches isn't a good thing for the old brain.....
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Thank you for electing me to serve as your Lake Villa Township Supervisor for another term. We have accomplished much over the past eight years and I feel privileged to be able to serve our community for another four years. As supervisor I have worked hard to be fiscally responsible, expand services, improve cooperation and improve the quality of like in our community.
We have expanded our food pantry and other programs for our citizens in need. We established Lake Villa Township Charities a recognized 501 (c) 3 charity for the purpose of expanding services without utilizing taxpayer's dollars. We now provide a host of expanded new programs to help our neighbors.
I was glad to host the Lake Villa Township Job Fair attended by hundreds of our neighbors looking for jobs or better jobs. The Job Fair offered job training and employment opportunities from dozens of area employees.
We have expanded out active recreational land. Through many partnerships and over $1 million in grants we have seen the Township's recreational land grow from 20 acres to over 80 acres. By opening Tiny's Park we expanded the football fields from a shared football/baseball field to a dedicated football complex. We have also expanded our baseball fields from two Township fields to seven full-size baseball fields as well as two T-ball fields.
I am very proud of our acquisition and development of the former Gavin North school site into our West Campus facility. The 200,000 sq ft. facility gives us a gymnasium and ample room for residents and community groups to use.
We have added services that our senior citizens want, need, and deserve. We established the Township Transit, a destination-based transportation system. Township Transit has been a great success and will be expanded in a partnership with PACE and others. It provides an expanded destination-based transportation system in Lake Villa Township as well as Grant, Antioch, and Avon Township.
We are currently planning the expansion of our 45 acre Dering Park property which will provide three new regulation soccer fields, nature trails, a youth camp area, and a pedestrian/bicycle trail. This will also be part of our comprehensive trail system throughout the township.
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Lure Racing is a great activity for dogs, as they all love to run and chase. The dogs are raced four at a time from starting boxes and chase a lure pulled by a battery operated machine. They run over a straight fully fenced course of 80 to 100 Meters. Hurdle races are included on our race days.
The antics of some dogs when first raced have the spectators rolling with laughter. Some dog's stay in the boxes and others run straight to the fence to a person they know instead of chasing the Lure. After a couple of races they get the idea and are very keen to catch the lure once it is set in motion.
We invite any Jack Russell Terrier and other small breeds, both pure and cross-breed, to participate in our Lure Racing activities.
How we race the dogs.
In 2002 after racing our dogs for several years at various council parks. We approached Dogs Victoria to include a lure race track at KCC Park. Permission was granted and we contributed $2000.00 for the fencing. We held our races on the embankment parallel to Westernport Highway for the first 10 months while we put 4 inches of soil on the track and planted the grass.
Any breed of dog 12 ½ inches (32 centimeters) or less at the Withers race as Standards and dogs over 32 centimeters up to 18 inches race as Talls. All larger dogs are referred to the Rhodesian Ridgeback Club who conducts Lure Coursing monthly at the KCC Park (Contact for Ridgeback Club is Kate 0438879630).
Italian Greyhounds and Whippets up to 18 inches (46 centimeters) at the withers race in their own class and are welcome to join our racing. Registration for our Lure Racing at KCC Park is from 10-15am to 10-45am. On our race days, after completing registration your dog is allocated a race number and after registration closes off a computer draw for the races is completed.
Dog's race four at a time from starting boxes as shown in the picture. For the 2nd race your dog will race against dogs that finished in the same order as your dog. Example if your dog wins its first race it will race against other winners the same applies to 2nd, 3rd, and 4th placed dogs. Points are awarded 4,3,2, and 1 for each of 3 races. The progressive points score sheet is displayed on our notice board at each meeting.
In November we have our presentation day for our points score competition with Trophies for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in each of 4 divisions for standards, 2 divisions for talls and one division for Italian Greyhounds and Whippets.
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|"Year 5"--Spine.
Sequel to: Harry Potter and the goblet of fire.
Sequel: Harry Potter and the half-blood prince.
|American Library Association-YA (2004); Booklist Editor's Choice/Books for Youth (2003).
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Thanks for the post mcnabbpa. Lots of info here and plans. Based on reading it I wanted to know for sure they have not receive a second order from Teva yet but are expecting one this year and a few more correct? Also there is indications that more revenue streams should open up and likely when the direct to consumer products are approved we should hear more deals comming in.
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Expedia API
Expedia is a world leader in travel and technology, and the EAN Developer Hub gives developers free access to a set of APIs that power websites, mobile apps, and much more. The EAN APIs can be used to book hotels, flights and cars. The APIs use both REST and SOAP protocol and responses are formatted in XML.
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Triporia Hotel Search is an application that enables users to search for hotels based on dates and location. This application uses Expedia API.
Travel mashup combining multiple API's resulting in a new view on how to select a hotel.
Find the simple and easiest way to build an online booking system like Expedia with this script. It is possible to offer many service with this script like hotel booking, travel booking, vacation...
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Open or Closed API: Six Guidelines to Help CIOs Make the Call
More enterprises are paying attention to the business-building potential of open APIs, and it's not hard to figure out why. When companies like Expedia tell ReadWriteWeb that APIs (check out the Expedia API) contribute about 90 percent of its $2 billion a year, you can bet CFOs and CEOs will take notice.
Lots of Opportunities to Dive into Travel APIs
If there is a segment that is ripe for integration it is travel. APIs in the travel segment have been around for a very long time. In fact, some of the earliest APIs are based on Electronic Data Interchange, which dates back to the 1960s. Granted many of these connections are highly complex enterprise only integrations, it is a history that should bode well for modern day integrations, should it not? Despite a long history of interconnectedness, much of the travel space still remains behind closed doors. The major global distribution systems, represented by Sabre, Travelport, and Amadeus all offer powerful APIs of their own, but their commercial requirements tend to be out of the league of most application developers. In spite of the limitations the travel industry has effectively self imposed, there still exists many opportunities to monetize sites using travel APIs. There are several types of APIs available in the travel space. Most are transactional and some are content driven. Let's take a look a broad categorization of available travel APIs.
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|The Skyscanner Car Hire API allows developers to retrieve live prices for car hire providers, by making requests to the Car Hire API. With the API developers can allow their application users to...
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