text: Christening Charm Bracelet by Silver Celebrations £72$161.63€107.56$118.45 4 customer reviews(4) In stock £18.50$41.53€27.63$30.43 delivery to United States Receive this item 5-10 working days from dispatch International delivery available chain sizechain size (required)Adult size: 17.5cm (12 years on)Child size: 15cm (4-11 years)chain size (required)Adult size: 17.5cm (12 years on)Child size: 15cm (4-11 years)chain size (required)Adult size: 17.5cm (12 years on)Child size: 15cm (4-11 years)chain size (required)Adult size: 17.5cm (12 years on)Child size: 15cm (4-11 years) quantity by Silver Celebrations Location: Middlesex, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Cross & Heart Teeny Necklace by Silver Celebrations £32$71.83€47.80$52.64 Bible Necklace That Opens by Silver Celebrations £44.95$100.90€67.15$73.95 Silver Angel Candleholder by Silver Celebrations £58$130.20€86.64$95.42 Cross Flower Necklace With Pearl by Silver Celebrations £32$71.83€47.80$52.64 Cross & Heart Necklace by Silver Celebrations £38$85.30€56.76$62.51 Cross & Heart Teeny Bracelet by Silver Celebrations £48$107.75€71.70$78.96 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS CUSTOMER REVIEWS DELIVERY RETURNS Made in Britain ask seller a question save for later A truly special silver girls Christening bracelet and a future heirloom that she will treasure and enjoy for a lifetime. Each of the 4 sterling silver charms are intricately detailed and include the following: * a large heart charm with embossed cross detail * a bible that is hinged and opens to reveal a tiny heart inside * a mini engagement ring set with semi precious citrine stone * a large cross with a heart detail at its centre. This charm bracelet is made in sterling silver and adorned with natural pearls. It is weighty and finished to a beautiful high polish. Beautifully packaged in a presentation box. Designed by Alex Monroe exclusively for Vivi. Made in England The bracelet is available in child size or adult size chain, see drop down menu when ordering. made from: Sterling 925 Silver and precious white pearls. dimensions: Child size chain: Suitable for 4-11 years. With clasp the bracelet measures 15.5cm. Adult size chain: for 12 years plus. With clasp the bracelet measures 17.5cm. product code: 17379 4 customer reviews Sat 15 Jun 2013 No comment supplied. Wed 17 Apr 2013 Product I purchased not suitable. Silver Celebrations's response: Thanks for your feedback and we're sorry to hear that you're not totally happy with your purchase. We strive to provide items of the highest quality and we are sorry that you feel this has not been achieved on this occasion. We have taken your comments on board and are looking at ways to improve our offer. Please contact us via your order enquiry if you have any additional comments or if we can assist you further. With best wishes, Viviana de Gallegos Vivi Celebrations Tue 05 Feb 2013 nice little braclet, my grandaughter will treasure. great service. Mon 21 Mar 2011 I bought this charm bracelet for my niece's christening. I wanted to buy her a bracelet,something special but slightly more unusual. It was so detailed, pretty and delicate. Just perfect and my sister loved it too! She's going to keep it safe and treat it as a future family heirloom. Everything little girl should have one. see all customer reviews hide some customer reviews read about our product rating system ratings guide trusted independent customer feedbackforum excellent bad good poor This product is dispatched to you by Silver Celebrations. MAINLAND UK order now and receive this item by price Free Delivery Monday 30 November FREEFREEFREEFREE NON-MAINLAND UK estimated delivery price Highlands & Islands of Scotland 2-5 working daysfrom dispatch FREEFREEFREEFREE Northern Ireland 2-5 working daysfrom dispatch FREEFREEFREEFREE Other UK Islands 2-5 working daysfrom dispatch FREEFREEFREEFREE INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY estimated delivery price Western Europe 2-5 working daysfrom dispatch £11.50$25.81€17.17$18.91 Rest of Europe 5-10 working daysfrom dispatch £11.50$25.81€17.17$18.91 USA & Canada 5-10 working daysfrom dispatch £18.50$41.53€27.63$30.43 Asia & Australasia 5-10 working daysfrom dispatch £19.50$43.77€29.13$32.08 Rest of the world 5-14 working daysfrom dispatch £19.50$43.77€29.13$32.08 You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item. Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty. Read more about our returns policy.Should you choose to return or exchange your order you will need to deliver the item(s) to the UK, where this seller is based. Silver Celebrations's return policy Please see notonthehighstreet.com's returns policy.


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There is little to do in San Jose. I suggest a car rental from Dollar rent a car. I managed to rent a compact car for $42 USD for 2 week-end days. It served me really well. I visited Stanford University, Palo Alto, San Francisco and drove around San Jose to see if there is actually anything to do there. I drove 132 miles and it only cost me $20 USD (5 gallons) in gas.
Dollar-Rent-A-Car is located at the San Jose Airport with a free bus to and from the airport running every few minutes.
San Jose is the second largest city in California and is connected to the rest of the state via numerous major highways. The cities to the north and the south are well-connected to San Jose, but if you want to go east or west, plan on a long, slow journey.
From the south such as Monterey and Santa Cruz, we usually use Highway 101 or Route 17 over the mountains. The drive from Monterey is about an hour and from Santa Cruz maybe 30 minutes to downtown.
Highway 101 and Interstate 280 connect San Jose to its northwestern neighbor of San Francisco. The drive up the west side of the bay takes about an hour to cover the 48 miles city-to-city.
Oakland and other East Bay cities like Fremont and Hayward can be reached via Highways 880 and 680. The drive to Oakland is 41 miles and also about an hour.
Access to the east and west from San Jose are much more limited. To get to the beaches due west of the city, such as Ano Nuevo, there are no major roads and only a few small, secondary routes available. The towns due wast of San Jose like Turlock and Modesto are even more difficult to reach from the city, forcing you to drive either 30 miles north to I-580 or about 40 miles south to Route 152. The 70 mile stretch between I-580 and Rt 152 is amazingly absent roads of any kind.
You need a car. No two ways about it.
If you come here on business and stay near the airport, you can use the trolley to get around downtown. But if you want to visit any of the outlying areas, your options are limited: the light rail system is designed more for commuters than for visitors, and the bus system is unbelievably slow.
(Once, staying at my mother's house near Campbell, I took a rental car I no longer needed back to the airport, a 20-minute drive. Then I rode the light rail and a couple of buses back to her house -- and that took an hour and a half! Arrrgh.)
Parking Meters are everywhere, but if you plan on going downtown, especially in the evening, there are some free parking garages.
Some of the free garages are on (with nearest cross streets):
3rd Street & San Carlos
3rd Street & San Fernando
San Pedro Square & Santa Clara Ave.
2nd Street & San Fernando (in the Pavilion)
Free parking is valid M-F after 6 PM, Sat & Sun all day. This is a great bargain when you consider that other major cities charge no matter what!
With everyone driving SUV's and paying astronomical prices for gas, I am a lucky motorcyclist who can splurge on the premium gases to fill up my 1.3 gallon tanked scooter. Sure I can't go on the freeways and my bike tops out at 40 mph, but I do get 90 miles to the gallon. Does your car beat that? Didn't think so!
I just got the scooter in June, but I have had the most fun on it. Parking is a breeze, the cost to insure it is cheap, and I get the most attention while I'm zipping down the road.
If you're thinking about alternative means of transportation, consider a scooter. Not only are they low emissions (and I mean low), they are also really economically priced. If you want one, I recommend Gilroy Motorcycle Center down on Monterey Rd. in Gilroy. They're a great place. Avoid GP Motor Sports! They're horrible.
San Jose is linked with several major freeways that extend around the entire Bay Area. In the city itself, there's no less than eight major freeways that criss-cross the entire city. It's no wonder why so many people compare San Jose with Los Angeles.
San Jose is connected with I-280 (Junipero Serra Freeway) which runs from San Francisco, U.S. 101 (Bayshore Freeway) which goes the very length of California and runs right through the city, I-880 (Nimitz Freeway from 1989 earthquake fame) that connects the city with the East Bay, I-680 (Sinclaire Freeway) which connects the city with the northern suburbs and the string of cities that sit directly behind the Sunol Hills, and Highway 17, which connects San Jose with Santa Cruz twenty miles down the coast.
Within the city itself, other major roads include Highway 237 (northern corridor), Highway 85 (southern corridor) and Highway 87 (north/south corridor).
Please beware of rush hour, whether it be in the morning or at night! San Jose's traffic is legendary in the Bay Area, especially I-880 and Highway 17.
When traveling around San Jose you have a few options. Your best bet is to get around by car but if you don't have that luxury you still have a few choices. San Jose and the South Bay Area has a pretty decent system of busses, trains and light rail. This system doesn't match that of bigger east coast or European cities but it will get you where you're going. The public transportation is affordable, clean and safe. For more information on routes and schedules see the Santa Clara Valley Transit Authority (VTA) home page.
Traffic around San Jose and the Bay Area can be pretty bad although things have gotten a lot better in the past year. I recommend avoiding going anywhere around rush hour. When is rush hour you ask? I would say 7a-10a in the morning and 5p-8p in the afternoon. There's really no good place to be during rush hour as all highways (101, 880, 680, 280) are pretty congested, It's best to find somewhere else to be.
San Jose is located at the intersection of several highways: Hwys 101, 280, 680, 880, and 87.
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"It was our first in-city game at the varsity level," Centennial coach Steve Heredia said. "Heading into the game, I had been warning them the past couple days to keep their composure. There were four technicals in the first quarter. It was really physical so we did exactly what I didn't want us to do. To both teams credit, it settled in and was back and forth."
The Hawks improved to 2-2 while the Bulldawgs dropped to 1-3.
"We had some bad turnovers in the end and they took advantage and won the game," Bulldawgs coach William Benjamin said. "They did a great job of playing hard. They have a good team."
The Hawks tied the game at 51-51 with 40 seconds left on a pair of free throws from Aaron Okinga. Okinga scored the game-winner with a lay up with seven seconds left off a Las Cruces turnover.
Mike Uribe missed a 3-pointer at the horn for the Bulldawgs. Malik Woods led the Bulldawgs with 20 points and J.T. Romney scored nine points.
"We pressured up high and got a turnover and threw it down court," Heredia said. "We played good defense and forced a 22-footer at the buzzer."
Las Cruces led 29-23 at halftime and led by as many as eight in the game.
"We had tons of turnovers against their full court and half court press in the first half," Heredia said. "We worked inside-out and got to the rim when the opportunity presented itself."
Okinga had eight points and two blocks. Cesar Molina led the Hawks with 16 points and Omar Baez had 12 points for the Hawks, who were 4-for-9 from 3-point range.
"We just battled," Heredia said. "At times we got rattled but the last five minutes, we played an exceptional game. They did what we asked of them and just gave ourselves a chance to win at the end."


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Very little has changed since the pictures where taken in the summer of .12
I've changed the keyboard for a Logitech G710+ and the mouse is now a G700 instead of the mamba
corsair graphite 600t white edition
ASUS Maximus IV GENE-Z/GEN3, Socket-1155
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz 16GB CL8 <- Will be changed soon as it is faulting
Intel Core i5-2500K Processor
Samsung SSD 830 Series 256GB 2.5"
2tb WD thingy
Nvidia GTX670
Corsair AX 850W PSU
Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD
2xSamsung 27" LED Syncmaster S27A350H <- Gonna get 1 maybe two 3d monitors instead :P
Razer Anansi <- Changed for the Logitech 710+
Razer Mamba 2012
Logitech G700
Beyerdynamic MMX 300 custom, Black with metallic pink details
Under the middle of the monitors is the Xbox 360 connected to the speakers on each side of the monitors far sides, I'm not sure what their brand is since I've forgotten, but to be that small and cheap, they have a really high oomf for the money !
Can't post pictures yet :P
And there we go. I'm now on my "classic" rig with new case. Bridged internet connection via laptop though... :P
Fortress 03 Titan
OCZ ZT 750w
i5 2500k w/ H80
Asus Z68 Maximus Gene-Z
Vengeance 8GB (2x4GB), 1600MHz 1.5v
Gainward GTX 560ti
Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB
Dell U2312HM*
Steelseries 6Gv2 Black
Steelseries Sensei Raw
as peripherals
* Technically, monitor belongs to my brother. However, I got a 30" IPS 2560x1600 monitor today... And decided he can borrow it, since the 560ti won't be able to drive that resolution!
Hopefully I'll get a good chance to take pictures of everything tomorrow. It looks pretty darn good, although cable management isn't what I'd consider ideal. Too long cables on powersupply mixed with a tiny, tiny case...
What video card setup do you plan on running with that setup. Kinda weird that you have a 750w for a 560ti or are you planning on getting another 560ti.
New 2560x1440 monitor arrived. 350 dollars on Ebay. Pretty awesome for the price, after calibration colors look great, the resolution is amazing for gaming and working space. Really happy with the buy.
You can also see Microlab Solo 7C speaker and my Sennheiser HD 598 + O2 amp.
Whole build is:
i5 2500k @4.5
7970 @1150/1650
Corsair H80 with 2 Noctua NF F12
Crucial M4 128gb
Some Samsung 1TB HD and another 500gb I had laying around.
8gb g skill 1600mhz
Gigabyte Z68-AP D3 ver 2 (as you can see as my monitor stand =p)
Corsair TX650 v2
O2 headphone amp + ODAC + Sennheiser HD598 + Microlab Solo 7C speakers
27" Inch S-IPS irun ZT-SH270QHD 2560x1440
http://www.wowprogress.com/pve/us/stormrage - Death Jesters 8/8 [H]Dragon Soul
i have that exact same monitor and its just as good if not better than my previous ben-q
Changed a couple of things but still looks like the picture below, a bit more tidy though.
Intel i7 3770k @ 4.5ghz
Crucial 128GB SSD
1.5TB WD Black
8GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical Tracer /w red/blue leds
24" Samsung Syncmaster
OCZ ModX Stream Pro 700W
XSPC Rasa 450 RX120 Watercooling
X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty
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I just looked up the Rasa 450 RX120 - would you know how it compares to H80i, which is basically does the same thing with a thinner rad and drastically easier installation (+ way lower risk)?
Or did you buy it with expandability in mind, perhaps to add a 240/360 rad and throwing the GPU into the loop in the future?
Also what case do you have there? Too dark to see :P
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Intel i5-3570K @ 4.7GHz | MSI Z77 Mpower | Noctua NH-D14 | Corsair Vengeance LP White 1.35V 8GB 1600MHz
Gigabyte GTX 670 OC Windforce 3X @ 1372/7604MHz | Corsair Force GT 120GB | Silverstone Fortress FT02 | Corsair VX450
Pffffft. Not at all.
Did you know that the Reventon guy actually repainted the case again? Because the front and sides' texture wasn't a perfect match... Then, IIRC, he also resleeved the powersupply, etc... I can't compare at all.
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And here's my FT03 build!
i5 2500k
H80 w/ GT fans
Asus Z68 Gene-Z
GTX 560ti (single fan)
Spinpoint F3 1TB
Fortress 03 - Titan color
I will have to update with some different pictures later when I feel like taking my rig apart to clean it. This picture is older and was taken a day after I spilled beer into my K90, so while waiting for it to dry out I used my old Saitek Ecplipse II.
i5 2500k @5.0GHz
XSPC RS240 rad + res/pump + Rasa block
16GB G.Skill 1333
128GB Crucial M4 SSD
60GB Mushkin SSD
1TB WD Caviar Black
320GB WD Caviar Black
Corsair Vengeance 2000
3xAsus 24" 1080p LCD panels
1xAcer 19" 1440x900 LCD panel
Thought I'd share mine while we're at it, although it definitely doesn't stand up to some of the monsters people seem to be posting so far
Case: CM Storm Enforcer
CPU: i5 3570k @3.4GHz (not had time to overclock it yet)
Cooler: CM Hyper 212 Evo
RAM: 8GB Corsair Vengeance LP 1600
SSD: 120GB Samsung 840
HDD: 1TB WD Green
GPU: MSI GTX 660ti Power Edition 2GB
Motherboard: ASUS P8Z77-V LX
PSU: CM GX 650W (Came with the case, aiming to upgrade once I find some more money)
I'll try get some pics up later on when I've sorted out my ridiculously untidy desk
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CPU: i5 3570k @ 4.5GHz | GPU: MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G | RAM: Corsair Vengeance LP 1600 MHz | Case: NZXT H440 | Motherboard: Asus P8Z77-V LX | CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken X61 | SSDs: Samsung 840 120GB / Samsung 840 Evo 250GB | HDD: Western Digital Caviar Green 1TB PSU: EVGA Supernova G2 750W w/ red sleeved cable kit Soundcard: Asus Xonar Essence STX w/ HD 598s
Armory: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte.../Zazu/advanced
Anyway, I don't especially care about your opinion of the case itself; what you cannot deny is that the guy is good at what he does. Your taste of aesthetics should not be a hindrance in recognizing this guy is ridiculously dedicated and thorough.
CPU: i5 3570k @ 4.5GHz | GPU: MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G | RAM: Corsair Vengeance LP 1600 MHz | Case: NZXT H440 | Motherboard: Asus P8Z77-V LX | CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken X61 | SSDs: Samsung 840 120GB / Samsung 840 Evo 250GB | HDD: Western Digital Caviar Green 1TB PSU: EVGA Supernova G2 750W w/ red sleeved cable kit Soundcard: Asus Xonar Essence STX w/ HD 598s
Armory: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte.../Zazu/advanced
Close enough to finished now, all the main pieces are finally in. Just have the case and cpu cooler left to upgrade (going to an 800D with an h100i, current case to small for the cooler) I'm browsing at the clinic i work at on 24 hour duty atm so im not sure on all the exact brands on some pieces but i will give what i can.
Asrock Z77 extreme 3 motherboard
16gb RAM
CPU i7 3770k sitting at 4.1 atm, currently with stock cooler
GPU SLI GTX 660s, one axle and one zotac
850W fully modular PSU
HDD 2TB internal, 500G internal, 2TB external, 120G SSD
Case Zalman Z11 Plus
Edit for forgetting sound card
Asus xonar essence stx for sennheiser hd650s
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How to change uppercase to proper or title case in Microsoft Excel?
Sometime you may need to change uppercase letters to title case or proper case. And this article will guide you to change all uppercase letters or text strings to proper case or title case in Microsoft Excel.
Change uppercase to proper/title case in Excel with PROPER function
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Supposing you have to change the uppercase letters in A1:A10 to proper case in Microsoft Excel.
Change uppercase to proper/title case in Excel with PROPER function
Microsoft Excel's Proper function can change any text to proper cases. Please do as this:
1. In the adjacent blank cell B1, enter this formula: = PROPER (A1), see screenshot:
2. Then press Enter key, select cell B1, and drag the fill handle over the range that you want to contain this formula. And all of the upper case text has been converted to the proper case. See screenshot:
Note: As they are formulas, when you copy and paste them, you need paste them as values.
Change uppercase to proper/title case in Excel with VBA code
1. Active the worksheet that you want to use.
2. Then click Developer > Visual Basic, a new Microsoft Visual Basic for applications window will be displayed (or you can press the shortcut keys Alt + F11 to open the window), then click Insert > Module, and input the following code into the Module:
Sub ProperCase() 'Updateby20131127 Dim Rng As Range Dim WorkRng As Range On Error Resume Next xTitleId = "KutoolsforExcel" Set WorkRng = Application.Selection Set WorkRng = Application.InputBox("Range", xTitleId, WorkRng.Address, Type:=8) For Each Rng In WorkRng Rng.Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Proper(Rng.Value) Next End Sub
3. Then click button to run the code, then a dialog is displayed for you to select a range, see screenshot:
4. Click OK and all of the upper case letters have been changed to proper cases.
Change uppercase to proper/title case in Excel with Kutools for Excel
The Change Case tool of Kutools for Excel can help you easily change the text or letters to any kinds of cases. So does the proper/title case in selections.
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1. Select the range which you will change uppercases to proper/title cases.
2. Click the Kutools > Text Tools > Change Case…. See screenshot:
3. In Change Case dialog box, check the Proper Case option, and you can preview the results at the Preview Pane. See screenshot:
4. Then click OK or Apply. And all uppercase in the selection are changed to proper/title case.
Note: This utility of Proper Case cannot only change uppercase to title case, but also can change all case in the selection to title case.
Kutools for Excel's Change Case tool can quickly change text case to UPPER, LOWER, PROPER, Sentence Case, and tOGGLE cASE. Click to know more…
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In the next few weeks justice and reckoning will be brought to the members of Saddam's regime.
9:25 AM, Apr 30, 2004 • By STEPHEN F. HAYES
AFTER WAITING FOR MORE than three decades, Iraqis brutalized by Saddam Hussein and his regime will begin to see justice "in the next few weeks," according to Salem Chalabi, the director-general of the tribunal system established to try regime criminals. The court proceedings themselves are not likely to start until early next year, Chalabi says, but the investigations will be transparent and some of the interrogations will be shown on television.
"Under the civil law system, individual judges question defendants before their trial," says Chalabi, nephew of the head of the Iraqi National Congress, Ahmed Chalabi. "You can begin to show the atrocities. You can begin to show the shit that the old regime did and you'll see this in the next few weeks. We'll have meetings with the defendants and we'll show them on TV."
The current plan is to try low and mid-level Baathist functionaries first and work up to senior regime figures and Saddam Hussein. "It's easier to try people who are lower-ranking because it's easier to try someone for one crime than twenty," says Chalabi. Once investigative judges have established that crimes have been committed by specific individuals, they will begin to work their way up the chain of command.
The one known exception to this plan will be Ali Hassan al Majid, better known as "Chemical Ali." Majid's crimes are well known--he was responsible for the chemical attacks on the Kurds in 1988 and for putting down the Shiite rebellion in southern Iraq after the Gulf War. Because the Kurds lived outside of the control of the regime--in the northern no-fly zone--since 1991, investigators already have at their disposal reams of evidence related to the attacks collected over the past decade.
Investigators are arrayed at five locations throughout Iraq, taking down eyewitness accounts of atrocities. One person they may want to talk to is Ali Mohamedawi, an Iraqi who helped lead the Shiite uprising in 1991, and who returned with U.S. troops last spring to help liberate Iraq. He told me his story as he waited in Kuwait to return to Iraq.
AS HE FLED Republican Guard soldiers and local Baathists in March 1991, Mohamedawi was still wearing his Iraqi Army uniform to avoid suspicion. He encountered an elderly woman on the nearly-deserted streets of Basra. The woman offered him some food and some water.
"My son, why you walking by yourself?" she asked.
"I'm going to my unit," he answered, though it was clear from her expression that she didn't believe him.
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OFFICIALS WORKING FOR the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq predicted last fall that the preparations for the trials would take at least two years. But Bush administration officials, aware of the need for swift justice for Iraqis and almost certainly mindful of the presidential elections, insisted that the process be expedited. The Justice Department has dispatched several dozen lawyers, judges, and prosecutors to work alongside their Iraqi counterparts, but Chalabi maintains that Iraqis are in charge.
The trials will naturally concentrate on crimes the regime committed against Iraqis, but investigators are also working with Kuwaitis and Iranians to construct cases related to Saddam's persecution of his neighbors. "It will be a mix between Iraq and international crimes," says Chalabi, "but we'll place a large focus on Iraqi atrocities."
Stephen F. Hayes is a staff writer at The Weekly Standard.


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Hello everyone. I'm looking for some advice, please - our LO will be 4 months tomorrow and he had a hearing test at around 2 weeks of age, one ear passed and one failed. We repeated the test a couple of weeks later and both ears passed. I had it in mind that we needed to repeat the tests at 3 months but when I asked the ped she said there was no need if both ears passed last time. I think he can hear OK as he will for example turn his head when I put the musical mobile on and appears to enjoy my singing (!), he also vocalises a lot, but I don't want to miss anything if he might have problems - I would just like to know what others have done in this situation? TIA.
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My daughter passed her newborn hearing screen. However at around 3 months she became quiet and would often appear to not hear sounds. I let her pediatrician know and she referred her to the audiology dept. our local children's hospital. She has since been cleared after also returning at 9 months and 13 months for follow up "behavioral" hearing tests. They did tell me to bring her back if I ever question her hearing again. She is going Tuesday to get her adenoids removed and they are also going to clean the wax out of her tiny ear canals so they can see into her ears too!
So if you question his hearing it certainly doesn't hurt to get it checked out!
If you think there is a problem, push for another hearing test. Also, consider ear tubes.
My son all of the sudden stopped babbling at four months. I couldn't convince his ENT to do anything about it until 6 months, when she finally agreed to put ear tubes in. He could still hear, but it seemed like he could not hear himself very well, so he just stopped making noise. I think that time period put us way behind in language development.
For our kids, everything is so small, that fluid natually builds up. They kept telling me that there was no fluid, no fluid, but when they finally put the tubes in, they admitted there was a lot of fluid, they had just not been able to see it because his ear canals were too small.
This is one of the things that I think we need to be aggressive about for our kids. They have to be able to hear clearly for language to develop properly. If a regular hearing test doesn't give them much information, ask for an ABR. And if they decide to do ear tubes, ask that they take out the adenoids at the same time- that will save you a surgery.
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yes, I recommend frequent testing also. Unfortunately, no one ever recommended further hearing tests (after the one at birth) until his speech therapist asked about whether his hearing had been checked - this had been at 15 months, when I pushed for speech therapy because he didn't babble at all. Of course, he had fluid and some hearing loss. But the ENT didn't want to do anything until it he had failed a couple of hearing tests. When I got a second opinion - it was of course right after he finished antibiotics for an ear infection, so his hearing was great, despite otherwise demonstrating chronic hearing loss due to fluid. I REALLY had to push the pediatric ENT to put in tubes. Immediately there was a difference, but Levi is so far behind in his speech/communication he has a LONG way to go.
With kids who do not have other delays, it isn't such a big deal if they have fluid occasionally. For kids who have a lot of other complications/delays - it's a huge deal and treatment should be very proactive. This is per the Dr at the DS clinic we just visited this week. I totally agree.
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Okay, thank you all for the advice and I agree about being proactive with this. I will definitely keep an eye (or ear) on it and take him somewhere else if needs be to retest soon. I worry more because I had ear problems as a kid and had tubes and adenoid removal so I'm afraid that he might have inherited my issues anyway, along with the Ds further complicating things.
Lynnai, good luck with your little girl's op.
My baby past right...failed left at birth...then it was repeated and same results...and the left side fail was mild to moderate reading. They would check ears and they were clear of fluid. So we just were told to come back in a month or so...and we did...this went on for over a year. When he was about 18 months they finally got both ears to pass.
The ENT said that children w/DS tend to have smaller canals that will get a fail reading. And as they grow they will get a passing test. And as long as one ear is reading good and there is no fluid in ears...they do not recommend tubes or hearing aids.
I worried about this all the time too. And my baby didn't respond to me if his back was turned to me so I freaked (just a little) on the audiologist and so she reassured my anxiety by giving him another hearing test and that's when we got a pass on both ears and all frequencies...and in the booth.
My son passed at birth, but the Ds clinic recommended we do tests every 6 mo until 3 yo. At 6 mo they couldn't really tell if he passed or failed so we went to the ENT. The ENT said his ear canals were too small to really tell if he had fluid buildup so he just scheduled surgery to check it out. They ended up putting in tubes for fluid and it has made a huge difference!
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Guided tour to Edinburgh and the Scottish Highlands
Fully guided tour to Edinburgh and the Scottish Highlands. Travel from London by fast train and stay in city centre accommodation. This tour departs fromLondon every week throughout the year.
Click here for details of our special New Year 4 day tour departing on 30 Dec, 2015 and returning on 02 Jan 2015
- The best train times - giving you more time in Scotland
- The best guides - many years of experience and knowledge
- Centrally located accommodation
- More sightseeing options than all other weekend tours to Edinburgh
- Extra - enjoy Edinburgh's nightlife with our guides
Edinburgh Tour Highlights
Come with us across the border to Bonnie Scotland, to an ancient land of mountains, lochs and glens and to its historic capital city of Edinburgh.
Hear the history of Holyrood Palace and Mary Queen of Scots, walk along the Royal Mile, climb to the monuments on Calton Hill, see Edinburgh Castle (admission is not included in the tour price, we would advise you to buy your own ticket online to avoid queues during peak months of June-September), and the new Scottish Parliament building. Experience the breathtaking scenery of the Scottish Highlands and see if you can catch a glimpse of the mysterious Loch Ness Monster (Loch Ness & Highlands day trip must be booked as an optional upgrade).
Day 1
We travel north from London Euston by high speed train with reserved seating. A journey of just over five hours means you can have breakfast in England and lunch in Scotland.
On arrival in Edinburgh city centre our guide will transfer us to the coach for a fantastic coach sightseeing tour of Scotland's capital city. We will head to the Royal Mile that links the Palace of Holyrood House with the ancient castle on top of an extinct volcano. We will see the High Kirk of St Giles (the cathedral), the old Parliament Square and the Castle Esplanade. At the foot of this famous street we will stand outside Holyrood House and learn of Scottish Royalty, of King David, Robert the Bruce and Mary Queen of Scots.
We journey from the Old Town towards the New Town and climb Calton Hill to see the National Monument and admire the view towards Arthur's Seat, a 250m high rocky crag that lies within the whole city. Learn of Scotland's writers, Robbie Burns, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson, view their memorials and see where they lived.
After a guided drive through the elegant 18th century squares and terraces of the New Town we transfer you to your nearby accommodation, a chance to have a late lunch and explore some of the excellent free museums your guide will have talked about on the tour. Perhaps a visit to the National Museum of Scotland or one of the many free art galleries. Later on there is a chance to meet up with your guide and the group in one of Edinburgh's atmospheric old inns to sample some local ales and whisky. A great opportunity for you to get to know some other fellow group members on the tour and we promise you'll enjoy our evenings just as much as the sightseeing.
Day 2
If you have chosen our upgrade option to the Scottish Highlands and Loch Ness prepare to see some amazing scenery, with entry included to the stunning Urquhart Castle on the banks of Loch Ness (see image on right). We operate a full day out into Scotland's wild and rugged landscape leaving city life far behind as we head into the mountains!
The coach will collect you from your accommodation and we head along the Forth Valley towards Stirling, entering William Wallace (Braveheart) country. We pass the famous battle site of Bannockburn (1314) then onto the land of Braveheart. Our guide will point out Stirling Castle and the National Wallace Monument where we will hear of his famous victory over the English at Stirling Bridge in 1297.
We follow the River Teith to Callander and the Highland Boundry Fault, rising up into the mountains to the land of Rob Roy. Entering the Trossachs National Park we pass the still waters of Loch Lubnaig, the crooked loch. Climbing even higher above Loch Earn towards Crianlarich we find ourselves on the windswept isolated desolate Rannoch Moor with nothing but marsh grass and distant mountains as far as the eye can see. After crossing one of Europe's most sparsely populated areas we come across Glen Coe, the 'weeping glen' and learn of the bloody fate of the MacDonald clan at the hands of their bitter enemies, the Campbells.
Next, descend to the coast, to sea lochs with salt water and fishing boats and on to Fort William and Spean Bridge with a stop for lunch and a chance to buy souvenirs. We now enter the Great Glen and follow the Caledonian Canal in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain. The huge fault line of the Great Glen is filled with deep lochs such as Loch Lochy, Loch Oich and the most famous of all, Loch Ness. We follow the banks of this huge body of water looking for a glimpse of the famous monster as your guide tells you tales of sightings and encounters of this elusive beast. Fact or fiction? You decide.
Next stop at historic Urquhart Castle on the banks of Loch Ness with entry included and time to explore. After the Castle we continue to our northernmost point, Inverness the Capital of the Highlands before turning south through the Cairngorms and our return to Edinburgh.
Day 3
There is plenty of free time on the final day until your coach transfer from the hotel to the train in the afternoon. There will be time to walk the Royal Mile, visit one of the many museums and galleries in Edinburgh, enter Edinburgh Castle or the Palace of Holyrood House, enjoy some whisky tasting for lunch or shopping on Princes Street.
Our departure transfer coach will collect you from the accommodation at 13:30 for the transfer to Edinburgh Waverley station, train departing at 14:51 for the return journey to London Euston. Arrival time in Euston is shortly after 20:30pm.
City Centre Accommodation Options
All accommodation on this tour is based on staying in a centrally located traditional Scottish family run hotel/guest house in rooms with private shower, toilet, television and tea/coffee making facilities. Properties featured on this web page are with 20 minutes walking time of Princes Street. During peak season (July and August), other accommodation of equivalent standard may also used, including university halls and quality hostels. It is essential for customers to get in touch with us first in regards room availability if you have a specific room preference (double/twin/single) during the peak tourist season.
Standard Package includes value Bed & Breakfast (locally family run Guest House/small hotel) - Bed & Continental Style Breakfast
Traditional family run accommodation close to the centre of Edinburgh. Our value accommodation offers single, twin, double and multi bedded room options. The basic price includes multi bedded accommodation but you can select an upgrade to single, twin, double or family room of 3-4. If you do not select an a room upgrade you will automatically be placed in a multi-bedded room with customers of the same gender. These rooms are exceptionally good value for money with short walking distance to the city centre, especially for single travellers who do not want to pay for single room upgrades, and a great way to meet your fellow travellers.
Typical International Friends 3 Star Upgrade Guest House - Ecosse International - Bed & Continental Style Breakfast
This is a traditional family run guest house, which offers fantastic service and a great location. All rooms have private bathrooms are decorated to a high standard. This guest house has a lounge and free wifi.
Please note:
Room types available
- Multi-bedded and family rooms - between 4 and 8 people per room
- Twin rooms - 2 beds for 2 people
- Double rooms - 1 large bed for 2 people
- Single rooms - 1 bed for 1 person
Other Hotel Upgrades
If you would like a quotation on upgrading to 3 or 4 star accommodation, please contact our office and we will be happy to provide you tailor-made price.
Travel to/from Edinburgh
Travel to/from Edinburgh by comfortable high-speed train from London.
|Northbound Train (first day)
|Southbound Train (last day)
|Depart London Euston 06:43am
|Depart Edinburgh Waverley 14:51pm
|Arrive Edinburgh Waverley 12.22
|Arrive London Euston 20:39pm
We also offer minibus transport to join this tour from the following locations:
- Cambridge Parkside (outside Police Station) 04.15am
- Ramsgate Train Station 04.00am
- Canterbury East Train Station 04.25am
Return transport to the above locations is also provided and coincides with the return train.
Option to make your own travel arrangements to Edinburgh - Save £30 per person
If you would like to make your own travel arrangements to Edinburgh but still join this tour, we offer a £30 per adult or child reduction. If you would like to take up this option, please enter notravel in the promotion code box, after you have entered your name(s).
Our tours to Scotland include:
Standard Tour Price (no upgrades selected)
- A two hour professionally guided tour of Edinburgh
- Traditional Scottish Guest house/hotel accommodation in muti bedded rooms in central Edinburgh with breakfast. If you require a twin/double or single you MUST select an upgrade in the Book this Tour box.
- Services of Tour Manager for entire duration of the tour
- Return travel in standard class from London Euston station to Edinburgh by train
Loch Ness & Highlands Upgrade - £44 extra
Same as above but also including a 1 day tour into the Scottish Highlands and Loch Ness with one of our day trip partners in Edinburgh, using local, professional driver/guides in an air-conditioned executive coach. Day trip includes entry to Urquhart Castle.
Whisky & Borders day tour - £36 extra
Same as Standard Tour but including a 1 day trip to Glenkinchie whisky distillery and the Scottish Borders
Our tours to Scotland don't include:
- Food, except breakfast at your hotel/guest house
- Entrance fees to attractions (unless otherwise stated)
NB. The typical group size on our 3 day weekend breaks to Edinburgh is 30-45 people. You will travel by luxury air-conditioned train in what will be an excellent, shared experience with one of our professional tour managers
No passport or visa required
You do not need a passport or visa to travel to Scotland from England, as Scotland is part of the UK.
What other people have said about this tour:
This trip was really more than I expected. The driver is so nice, the city guide's dress was typically as a Scottish guy.The hotel was very well located and everything was perfect. I hope to see everybody again. Thanks, Aline Lazzarotto, from Brazil - Edinburgh and The Scottish Highlands
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The NFL's competition committee announced its recommended changes for next year's rulebook, and among the obvious proposals—no one will get Jim Schwartzed next year; instead, coaches will lose a timeout or 15 yards if they have no timeout—there's one that has seemed obvious for eons, with no action until now. Provided… »


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The Right Stuff: Eight Essential Elements of a Healthy Facility
This article demystifies the critical elements of a healthy shelter by investigating ventilation systems, durable flooring, and everything in between.
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ShelterSpeak: Coping with Outdated Facilities
Members of The HSUS's National Companion Animals Advisory Group discuss the parts of their facilities that most need improvement.
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Going Barking Mad?
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ShelterSpeak: Categorizing Animals According to Adoptability
Do you categorize your animals according to levels of adoptability and nonadoptability? Why or why not? And if the answer is yes, what method of categorizing do you use and why? How do you present your statistics to the public?
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AVMA Survey Confirms Cat's Status as Top Dog
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Sweating the Small Stuff
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Build A Safer Shelter
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Counting Your Community's Furry Blessings
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September 10, 2011
Auburn wins another wild one
Tom Dienhart
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AUBURN, Ala. - It's about how you finish.
Just ask Auburn coach Gene Chizik. He harps on it all the time. And he truly believes it. So do his assistants and players. Saturday, the proof was on the field - again.
Clinging to a 41-34 lead with 10 seconds left, an Auburn defense that had been battered and bullied braced for one last charge by Mississippi State.
Ryan Smith finished. Smith, a 208-pound safety, dumped 240-pound Bulldogs quarterback Chris Relf about an inch from the end zone, allowing the last few seconds to drip off the clock and Auburn to finish off another wild win.
"Just coming down to the last play and fighting, scratching and clawing for every inch you have in a heavyweight fight," Chizik said. "Fifteen rounds, last man standing - that's what you have to do to be able to win these games."
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Auburn is the defending national champion and has a nation's-best 17-game winning skein. The Tigers certainly aren't dead, even though many observers were shoveling dirt onto Auburn after last week's narrow season-opening victory over Utah State last week. There was a lot of criticism:
Auburn can't stop the run.
Auburn can't stop the pass.
Auburn can't tackle.
Auburn can't get off the field on third down.
Auburn can't replace Nick Fairley.
Auburn can't replace Cam Newton.
Auburn stinks.
The ugliness of the numbers from that game were difficult to ignore - 227 yards rushing allowed; 448 yards of offense yielded; zero turnovers produced. And that was done by a true freshman quarterback. But Auburn found a way to finish - and win. Just like Saturday.
"They are a young team," Chizik said. "They want to be good. Are we a great football team right now? No, not even close. But the identity of the team is starting to form week by week because they will fight."
Despite last week's win, the Tigers fell out of The Associated Press top 25. Another slap in the face was that oddsmakers made Mississippi State a six-point favorite.
There was a lot of preseason fawning over SEC West rivals Alabama, LSU, Arkansas and Mississippi State. That's OK. It's only early September, the leaves still are on the trees and grass still has to be mowed regularly. Time is on Auburn's side.
"We are off to a good start, but we definitely aren't satisfied with the way we are playing," Auburn wide receiver Emory Blake said.
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Chizik isn't, either, but his team is 2-0 and he likes how his players have responded in tough situations.
"They will not look at the scoreboard," he said, "and that's been one of the trademarks that we've really tried to instill in these guys - that we are not looking at the scoreboard until is says 0:00 because everything else in-between does not matter. I think they are buying into that."
Trooper Taylor. The rest of the squad still has a lot of work to do, especially on defense. The unit was trampled for a second week in a row. Mississippi State rushed for 333 yards and finished with 531 yards of total offense, running 97 plays to Auburn's 59.
When Mississippi State took possession on its 33 with 2:52 left in the game, trailing by seven points and with two timeouts left, it looked like Auburn would have no answer. The defense keep bending and bending before finally making a play, before finally finishing with the big tackle of Relf.
"We knew they were going to try and run it" Smith said. "I was just trying to make a play for the team and come up big for the Auburn family.
"That was a big win for us, winning the first SEC game."
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This one was similar to last week's game, when Auburn scored two touchdowns in the final 2:07 to steal the win. The Tigers found a way to make big plays down the stretch. The Tigers finished.
Last week's victory was the fourth fourth-quarter rally and the fifth comeback when trailing at halftime under Chizik. In 2010, Auburn overcame double-digit deficits against Clemson, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. In 2009, Auburn overcame a double-digit hole to beat West Virginia. In the 14 seasons (1995-2008) before Chizik, Auburn was 4-44 from when trailing by at least 10 points.
Saturday, the offense shows signs of the explosiveness and big-play ability it enjoyed last season. Auburn ran for 235 yards on just 36 carries (6.5 ypc), with Michael Dyer leading the way with 150 yards and two scores.
"We really wanted to come our and establish the running game," quarterback Barrett Trotter said. "I think we did a lot of things better this week than we did last week."
Trotter showed savvy and poise in the pocket, delivering several big passes in going 16-of-23 for 146 yards with two touchdowns and an interception, which was returned for a touchdown.
"I think that we are still trying to figure out, really, as a whole what the identity of our team is," Chizik said.
Coaches will tell you that wins like this over Mississippi State and Utah State have a way of galvanizing a team, giving it an edge and a belief in itself as it gets deeper into the season.
The Tigers play at Clemson next week, then heads home to play a woeful Florida Atlantic team on Sept. 24. Then the lifting becomes even heavier: at South Carolina, at Arkansas, vs. Florida.
[Recap: Auburn 41, Miss. State 34]
"We prefer to win football games a lot differently than we are," Chizik said. "But I am going to tell you there is something to be said for knowing that you can fight down to the end when it doesn't look good and still be able to win a game.
"Because, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter how you do it. It just matters that you do it."
That's Auburn.
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OXNARD, Calif. — Scott Linehan plans to call plays from the sideline this season. The passing game coordinator will be on the field alongside coach Jason Garrett.
The setup will be different than the one that existed last season, when Linehan's predecessor, offensive coordinator Bill Callahan, sat in a coaching booth to get a wider vantage point.
"I think it's personal preference," Garrett said. "You see the game better from upstairs. You might feel the game better being on the sidelines, [but] the communication you have with the players is important. The direct contact you have with the players is important.
"I definitely think the visual is better from above, kind of the Xs and Os. You see the All-22. If you have some good eyes up there and you communicate well, I think it's probably the best to have the play-caller down and the good eyes and good communication upstairs."
Last season, during the Cowboys' bye week, the mechanics of the play-calling process changed as the quarterbacks coach Wade Wilson was moved from the sideline to the coaching booth to sit alongside Callahan, who remains a member of the staff. They also sent former tight ends coach Wes Phillips to the field after he spent the first 10 games in the box.
In the current arrangement, Linehan will relay the play-calls directly to quarterback Tony Romo. Last season, Wilson, performed that task before Garrett took control of that responsibility during the bye week. In 2014, the plan is for Wilson to be in the booth with assistant wide receivers coach Kyle Valero.
"There's kind of a feel for the game when you call it on the field," Linehan said. "The other thing is you call the play from the sideline right to the quarterback. In the booth you've to give it to somebody to give it to the quarterback."


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We must improve mobility policies, foster energy technology and innovation and we must go seamless to improve efficiency and connectivity of transport. It is time to act now, to design, promote and put in place better transport policies for better lives!
We have passed the limits of our planet's capacity to support us. It's time for a big shift, to further advance our understanding on green growth and sustainable development, to share policy experiences and to foster a new environmental consensus, said the OECD Secretary-General.
The publication "Water: Meeting the Reform Challenge" is a call for action and a guide to getting the basics of water policy right. Sustainable financing, solid governance, and policy coherence: those are the key pillars, the building blocks for successful water reform.
Water is one of the world's most precious resources. And today, cities, farmers, industries, energy suppliers, and ecosystems are increasingly competing for their daily water needs. As a result, the costs of inadequate water management are becoming higher and higher. And not just financially – but also in terms of lost opportunities, compromised health and environmental damage.
Pour nourrir la population de la planète en 2050, nous devons accroître les disponibilités alimentaires de 70 à 100 %. Le moment est venu de nous tourner vers des politiques qui soutiennent l'innovation, la productivité et la durabilité et qui apportent aux agriculteurs les compétences dont ils ont besoin pour saisir les opportunités qu'offrent une demande forte et des prix élevés.
Crecimiento y medio ambiente no sólo pueden ir de la mano, tienen que ir de la mano. El crecimiento verde no sólo es impostergable, también puede ser nuestra salvación económica.
This Inventory provides reliable and comparable data on support or tax expenditures for fossil fuel production or use in OECD countries. Reforming fossil fuel subsidies can contribute to achieving economic and fiscal objectives, while also tackling environmental problems like climate change.
"The success of green growth will depend on whether it is a shared global agenda. Many developing countries are not yet fully equipped to introduce new 'greener' policies and tap into the benefits of a green future", declared Mr Gurría at the Global Green Growth Summit.
Food prices are literally a matter of life and death, especially for the poorest of the poor, who already spend up to 80% or 90% of their income on food. Unfortunately, our medium term projections for global supply, demand and prices of agricultural commodities show that most prices look likely to trend significantly higher in the coming decade.
Mr. Gurría declared that the Green Growth strategy provides an actionable framework for addressing the twin challenges of expanding economic opportunities, while reducing environmental pressures that could seriously undermine our ability to seize those opportunities.


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Chicken in Lime Butter Recipe
"A few ordinary, on-hand ingredients make this moist and tender chicken something really extraordinary! The flavor added by the rich, buttery sauce with a splash of lime juice is unmatched. It's been a hands-down winner at our house for 20 some years," says Denise Segura of Draper, Utah.
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1/2 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/4 teaspoon minced chives
- 1. Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil over medium heat for 5-7 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reaches 170°; drain. Remove and keep warm.
- 2. Add butter and lime juice to the skillet; cook and stir until butter is melted. Stir in dill and chives. Drizzle over chicken. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 192 calories, 19 g fat (8 g saturated fat), 46 mg cholesterol, 203 mg sodium, trace carbohydrate, trace fiber, 6 g protein.
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