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Sprains and strains are injuries to the body, often resulting from physical activity. These injuries are common and can range from minor to severe, depending on the incident. Most don't require medical attention.
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Too late, Iran is too strong, they will do as they please. I don't think that Iran is going the nuclear route, they could have had nukes two decades ago with the break up of the soviet union.
The ME , no one in the ME should have nukes.
"I hope the administration's reaction would be totally different," he added."
Yes, it would. You can be certain that Obama would not draw a red line on the use of nuclear weapons by Iran, for fear that they would cross it, and he would be forced to act.
Really?? Iran won't draw a lesson from our debacle in Syria at the hands of the Russians?? They already have. The very day Kerry and the Russians announced a 'deal' so that Syria gets to keep its chemical weapons (you really don't think they're going to give them up do you?) and the U.S. get's humiliated, Putin announced a massive arms sale to Iran and help to build another nuclear reactor. Do you think Iran ( or Russia) would have gone along with that if they weren't absolutely confident that the U.S. need no longer be feared??
If we want to send a message to Tehran...take it to Tehran. Do not bomb already embattled Syrians to communicate with Iran.
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Tomorrow LHP Jake McGee will undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee. He is expected to miss 6-to-8 weeks.
#Rays McGee "tweaked" left knee last night, flew home to see doc
Source: Teams calling on Rays' relievers Boxberger and McGee, but it would take a "deadline type premium" for TB to move them.
Hardball Talk "Rays closer Jake McGee, who's been on the disabled list all season following December elbow surgery, is on the verge of returning. Manager Kevin Cash told Roger Mooney of the Tampa Bay Times: "I think we'll see him at some point over the weekend." Tampa Bay begins a three-game series with..." May 15
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And #Rays announce Jake McGee had arthroscopic elbow surgery on Friday, will start year on DL
Tampa Tribune "Jake McGee took the mound Tuesday during the fourth inning for another inning of work this spring, and up stepped David Ortiz. Perfect. The left-handed McGee was hoping to face a left-handed batter Tuesday when the Tampa Bay Rays played the Boston Red Sox. Having faced three righties in his..." March 05
Tampa Bay Times "Rays LHP Jake McGee is working on an answer to the complaints that he can't be effective throwing only a fastball. Two answers, actually. McGee is throwing a curveball and a changeup this spring, with plans to incorporate both into what now could be an intriguing three-pitch..." February 17
Tampa Tribune "The last thing the Rays wanted to see was another pitcher walk off the mound with an injury, but that's what happened Thursday when LHP Jake McGee could not continue pitching after taking a line drive by 3B Miguel Cabrera off his left shin in the seventh inning. McGee threw two warm-up pitches..." June 07
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Sara's friends are throwing her a surprise birthday party, which also happens to fall on Halloween night. Sara is a huge horror fan and is also a martial arts bad ass. Her friends are setting the party up in the town's haunted house to help add to the creepiness of the whole thing. In the 1930's the town's venture capitalist went insane, locked his whole family inside and painted over the windows. After no one in town heard from them for a month or so, the sheriff goes in and discovers the whole family chopped up and the body parts placed in different piles throughout the house, all the left arms in one room, right arms in another and so on. The evil in the house woken up, possesses one of the kids who after a pretty gory transformation sequence, turns into a creature who rips the other kids apart. Sara must use her knowledge of horror movies and her martial art skills to get out alive while also paying the bastard of a creature back for tearing apart her peers.
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Speaking to a large group of evangelical pastors in the mid-l940s, Carl F. H. Henry, soon to become a founding faculty member at Fuller Seminary, questioned them about the place of social concerns in their preaching. As he tells the story in the opening pages of his 1947 book, The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism, he asked them: "How many of you, during the past six months, have preached a sermon devoted in large part to a condemnation of such social evils as aggressive warfare, racial hatred and intolerance, the liquor traffic, exploitation of labor or management, or the like—a sermon containing not merely an incidental or illustrative reference, but directed mainly against such evils and proposing the framework in which you think solution is possible?"
Henry was chagrined when "[n]ot a single hand was raised in response." But he was not really surprised. He knew that inattention to such matters was a general characteristic of the evangelicalism of his day. He also knew, however, that this pattern was out of step with the mainstream evangelical tradition. "For the first protracted period in its history," he observed, "evangelical Christianity stands divorced from the great social reform movements."
Ten years later, evangelical historian Timothy Smith was to document this situation in detail in his Revivalism and Social Reform, showing that the pre-Civil War Holiness movement had actively participated in the abolitionist cause, as well as the campaigns for woman suffrage and temperance. In a "great reversal" (Smith's term), evangelicals retreated from these reformist efforts around the turn of the century, fostering instead a social pessimism and an almost exclusive focus on evangelism and individual piety.
For Henry, Ockenga, and others, this was an unfortunate over-reaction against liberal theologians who, drawing on the "social gospel" movement of the early 20th century, tended to identify the Christian message almost exclusively with a social-economic agenda. Henry and others were now calling for a comprehensive revitalization of the evangelical witness that would include serious efforts at social reform.
For all of the energy that Henry and others put into this revitalization, however, they did little to address the practical social ills that Henry had listed in 1947. This continuing failure was due to several factors. Most significant was the fact that Henry and his closest allies were scholars, and their natural inclination was not to take to the streets but to give sustained attention to correcting what they saw as the theological defects of the evangelical movement of their day.
In addition, they were worried not only about social inactivism but also about the image of evangelicals as anti-intellectual. So they expended much effort on intellectual renewal, working especially on remedying widespread evangelical cultural pessimism. They were convinced that recent evangelicalism had placed too much of an emphasis on a future millennial Kingdom, ignoring the possibility of important Kingdom gains in the present.
The solution was not, they argued, to conform to a liberal social gospel agenda, but rather to develop a more comprehensive, biblically faithful perspective. They wanted a theological perspective that did not abandon the classical evangelical themes of individual fallenness and the need for personal redemption, but would also address global realities in a way that clearly exposed the errors of those who trusted in an evolving humankind's capacity for self-improvement. The New Evangelicals gave major attention to developing a "new apologetics" (a major theme in Fuller Seminary's early days), a theology of culture, and a view of God's work in history that allowed for partial successes in reformist efforts prior to the return of Christ.
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The Morning After: Dangerous Leather Daddy Edition
* This weekend, kick off the D.C. Capital Pride festivities with a leather lesson:
''People might think this is corny or not as serious, but providing an educational day on safe play is primary to the weekend as well,'' says Michael Sessa, founder of the event and president of The Center. ''A lot of people think it's funny, cool or kinky to be in the leather community, but they don't know what the hell they're doing, and that can be dangerous."
* Via Violet Blue: Finally, all your erotic pretentious bicycling fantasies have come true: It's fixed-gear porn.
* I love Lynsey G.'s McSweeney's column, "The Conflicted Existence of a Female Porn Reviewer." Recently:
But ah, there's the rub, that one little word: good. Alas, despite the prettiness of the sex being had by porn "lesbians," very little of it looks remotely good to me. As a woman who knows what she wants from sex, it's easy for me to tell that in most of these scenes, the so-called "lesbians" are not feeling very good at all. Because they're doing it all wrong! For instance: a little pat down there with one finger wouldn't get much of a reaction from the women I know, yet these ladies seem to need little else to get them going. Sucking on a fake phallus, as these women so eagerly do in most scenes, would likewise not do much to get most lesbians going: the only exciting thing about giving head (to a man or a woman) is the other person's response to it—the knowledge that you're turning that person on. The physical act of fellating is pretty neutral. But these girls sucking on a glass dildo and moaning in ecstasy? No. It makes me roll my eyes and fast forward because it's neither convincing nor arousing.
* Nerve trolls for sex advice from fans of professional wrestling:
What wrestling moves could you bring into the bedroom?
The Lou Thesz press — which, according to Mick Foley, could just as well be called the "dick to the face" — is a candidate, but you probably have to make sure it's okay before you bust that one out. Although wrestling often hilariously resembles intercourse, most of the moves are either mundane or "don't try this at home."
* Brightest Young Things' high-school interns write about their proms. Prom update, for those juuuust a few years out of high school: They still have chocolate fountains there, but now the limos are stretch hummer. Kids these days.
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This is my second one. The 1st was with a whole system of desks, but I didn't get one for 1 desk. This was several years ago and someone else put it all together. This time my sister and I (both females in late 70's) put this together. It was a little difficult getting under the desk, but it came out great and works beautifully. I would highly recommend all of their products because they are very well made and look very nice completed. The delivery was completed in record time, considering it had a long way to go.
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|Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby is entering his first season as the Penguins' captain.
There will be so much newness, but don't expect Crosby to change. Penguins fans are going to have to get used to the same, old Crosby. And that should suit them just fine.
"I mean, obviously, it's an honor to be a captain," Crosby said on a conference call with reporters Monday that was dominated by chatter of the captaincy. "But playing my first one as captain, I mean, it doesn't really feel that much different. Like I said, it was an honor, and it still is an honor. But I don't think my focus or mindset really changes any different than it would be last year or the year before."
The youngest captain in NHL history, Crosby said he won't change one bit with that sacred letter on his uniform.
"I'm just going to keep everything the same," Crosby said. "I've always tried to lead by example. As far as playing with emotion, I think I always have played with emotion, and I need to keep playing like that. But as long as I channel it and put it towards the right things, that's what I have to do.
They say change is good, but when it comes to Crosby, Pens fans should like things just the way they are. After all, we're talking about the reigning NHL scoring leader, the Hart Trophy winner as the League's MVP and the player voted on last spring by his peers as the best in the game. The guy who scored 120 points as a 19-year-old, the same kid who has taken the hockey world by storm in such a short time. Crosby was the most decorated hockey player in the world last season, helped get the Penguins back into the playoffs and cemented his standing as the most marketed player in the NHL.
He's got a lot on his plate -- more now than ever before -- but that has never seemed to change the person or player Crosby was. And it doesn't figure to start changing him now. Remarkably, Crosby is only 20, but while some players wouldn't be able to handle so much so fast, that hardly seems to be a concern when it comes to him.
But the bar has been raised again this season. Though Crosby has met -- and exceeded -- most expectations tossed his way, the hope for the Penguins will be a little higher than it was a year ago. Some believe Pittsburgh has a team worthy of contending for a Stanley Cup title.
"We have to prove that," Crosby said, sounding very much like a captain. "You can't talk about it. We're not going to talk about it. Sure, it's easy to say we are, but we have to prove that. I think we're working hard, are prepared to first of all get in the playoffs, but we have to prove it."
Mark Messier compared the young Penguins to the old Edmonton Oilers teams he played for during the All-Star Game in Dallas last season. Those Oilers teams featured young stars like Messier, Wayne Gretzky, Paul Coffey, Grant Fuhr and Jari Kurri when they were all coming into their own. They came up through the ranks as a group, just like the evolution of future stars in Pittsburgh.
Another comparison that's come up is the addition of more established veterans, guys gradually coming in like Mark Recchi, Gary Roberts, Darryl Sydor and Petr Sykora, an aspect of those Oilers teams that allowed their future stars to blossom.
|Sidney Crosby is the reigning NHL MVP, netting 36 goals and 120 points last year.
"You need depth obviously," he added. "Any team that wins a Stanley Cup has great depth. They have four solid lines, great goaltending, good defense. I mean, you need a complete team. One or two star players on a team aren't going to win a Stanley Cup. You definitely need a supporting cast and overall complete team."
The Penguins aren't going to sneak up on anybody anymore. The expectations for the team are a little higher this season, as are the expectations surrounding Crosby going into his third NHL season.
Don't expect any of that to change No. 87.
"I mean, as far as myself, I just want to make sure I'm contributing," he said. "I want to make sure that hopefully I'm producing and doing things, maybe little things, little detail things, winning faceoffs, (being) strong defensively. It's the same thing every year.
"But as far as the team, we've just got to make sure we have a strong start," Crosby said. "Obviously, we have to get into the playoffs. Maybe it's not going to be 105 points this year … we'll see. But we have to find a way to get in the playoffs and get ourselves positioned to hopefully make a run."


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katieharold 7 years
Also the inside is a all foamy and hugs your computer. It's not hard at all
katieharold 7 years
The other colors are fantastic and it is a really cool design once you really look at it. The swirl gave me a little vertigo
JessieSP 7 years
No thanks. That's just awful.
jennjennnbubba 7 years
Im dizzy already! Leave it!
Caramel-Kisses 7 years
Wow. I think I went blind in one eye upon seeing that thing...
neko 7 years
Ew. Just ew.
kcwebgirl 7 years
too much going on for it to be truly artistic
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glam-sugar 7 years
I'm not liking that at all.
allinavhcnerf 7 years
i hate that pattern. and no way, would i put it on my back either.
eckeltricity 7 years
Maybe if it was another pattern?
Da-Ly 7 years
While the pattern on the outside is forgivable, the use of it as a backpack is not. It should have scrapped the backpack idea and stayed as a one-shoulder tote (or handheld) then improve on its design by using an outside pattern that won't induce a seizure.
melissafouch 7 years
Wow. That is really not awesome even a little bit. Not only am I driven to drink, I'm driven to believe the designer was drunk (or worse yet...if you catch my drift). I think I threw up a little bit in my mouth when I saw the backpack idea attached. Gross. Maybe this would be a useful gift to give to someone you'd like to see beaten... Boooo.


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If Endora from "Bewitched" joined the Rockettes, she might look a little something like zombie slayer-turned-Bond girl Naomie Harris, who tops her baby blue sequined swimsuit with not one but two layers of sheer fabric: a billowy black overlay and a leg-encircling nude underlay. The resulting effect is not unlike adding a fried egg to a triple bacon cheeseburger: What started off as a decadent and delicious indulgence eventually leaves you feeling queasy.
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Round 11: McNamara's Bulls suffer losing start against Wolves
WARRINGTON withstood a barrage of pressure before finishing with a flourish to condemn Steve McNamara to a losing start as Bradford coach, 27-4, on Sunday afternoon.
Round 11: Hull take thriller in France
CENTRE Kirk Yeaman scored his second successive hat-trick as Hull completed their third Super League victory on the bounce, by 34-28 over Catalans Dragons, under caretaker coach Richard Agar.
Round 11: Noble inspires Wigan win over Giants
BRIAN Noble?s first outing as Wigan coach could scarcely have gone better as the rock-bottom Warriors hammered Huddersfield 46-14 at the Galpharm Stadium.
Round 11: Leeds blast past Cas
DANNY McGuire scored his 100th Leeds try as the Rhinos inflicted Castleford?s third defeat in a week by 42-6.McGuire has scored in every game he has played against the Tigers and he maintained that remarkable record with a superb solo effort midway through the second half.The dazzling 23-year-old, back to his best after last season was blighted by injury problems, raced over after collecting his own chip kick to leave the visitors floundering.It was his 15th try of the season and he looks a strong bet to finish the year as engage Super League?s top try-scorer.Former Leeds prop Danny Ward, making his first return to Headingley since being sacked in January, had to endure a miserable night.The 25-year-old was a Grand Final winner in 2004 but is now battling to beat the drop with lowly Castleford.And his ex-team-mates showed no mercy, racking up nine tries in a comprehensive win.Matt Diskin and Keith Senior both crossed twice while Australian star Mark O?Neill finally made his Leeds debut after recovering from a shoulder injury picked up in pre-season.The Tigers raced into a shock lead early on when full-back Michael Platt crossed from Ryan McGoldrick?s well-timed pass.But Leeds responded quickly when Gareth Ellis crashed over for his fourth try in five games and then Senior stormed through to put Leeds in front midway through the first half.Jamie Jones-Buchanan and Richard Fa?aoso were dispatched to the sin-bin by referee Ronnie Laughton following an ugly flare-up during a first half in which Laughton awarded 14 penalties.But Leeds kept their composure and extended their lead when Jamie Peacock barged over despite the attentions of three attempted tacklers.Diskin?s second-half double, alongside further efforts from Senior, Scott Donald and Ashley Gibson wrapped up the win.Leeds: Mathers, Donald, Gibson, Senior, Williams, McGuire, Burrow, Bailey, Diskin, Peacock, Jones-Buchanan, Lauitiiti, Ellis.Replacements: Kirke, O'Neill, Scruton, Tansey.Castleford: Platt, Pryce, Bird, Franze, Dyer, McGoldrick, Davis, Ward, Henderson, Nutley, Manu, Whitaker, Roarty.Replacements: Kain, Huby, Fa'aoso, Haughey.Leeds (16) 42.Tries: Ellis, Senior 2, Peacock, Diskin 2, Donald, McGuire, Gibson. Goals: Gibson 3.Castleford (6) 6.Tries: Platt. Goals: McGoldrick.Referee: R Laughton (Barnsley)Att: 14,054
Round 11: Saints squeeze past Salford
ST Helens withstood a second-half bombardment to extend their outstanding unbeaten away record in the engage Super League to 14 games after edging past spirited Salford 12-10.
Who The Hell Is Jay Jay?
SINCE Mick Cronin and Ray Price last donned the blue and gold in 1986, Eels fans have had little to crow about. Perpetual failure to achieve the major prize has left a burning hole in our bellies. It?s reaching the point where the younger Parramatta supporters are almost able to sympathise with Sharks fans. Thankfully it hasn?t been all doom and gloom though. A procession of club championships, world sevens trophies, lower grade victories and a couple of minor premierships has helped to alleviate the hunger pains a little. Whilst nothing to get vocal about, we can now share a collective inward smile and somewhat lame ?yea team?. We currently hold a trifecta of league?s ?best and fairest?, ?most improved? and ?encouragement? awards. The trophy cabinet is sitting pretty with the minor premiership, club championship and premier league cup, but there?s one big empty spot waiting to be filled. It?s a bit like spending several years planning an extravagant wedding, getting all dressed up on the big day and turning up to find three beautiful bridesmaids in position, only to be told that the bride is spending the day driving between churches in Balmain, Campbelltown and Ashfield.NRL Minor Premiership - The JJ Giltinan ShieldWith another year to sit and stare at this lopsided trophy cabinet, the mind starts to wander. The prize for the minor premiership is a big arse shield (and as The Colonel can attest, heavy). Despite being emblazoned with the words ?The J.J. Giltinan Shield?, the number of people that remember the shield?s name may be even less than the number of people who care about the minor premiership which it represents, ie. almost negligible. Whilst some of the older crowd may recall that it was introduced in 1951 and represented the major prize for a long time, only a handful of diehard extremists could tell you that it is covered by the Protection of Movable Cultural Heritage Act 1986, requiring a temporary permit in 2002 for it to leave Australia and cross the ditch to Warriors HQ. Despite the suggestion that nobody cares about the NRL Minor Premiership and by extension, the shield that it represents, it is a heritage item and was introduced to honour the memory of one J.J.Giltinan who died the previous year. This left me with one question: Who the hell is Jay Jay?JJ GiltinanAn initial Google search brings up pages and pages on the man in question. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the articles are about his second love, sailing. Fortunately for league fans however, I can begin to answer the question by stating that James Joseph Giltinan was a guy with a bit of cash, a ship-load of guts and a rebellious streak stretching from Sydney Harbour, half way across the globe. Often referred to as the father of Australian Rugby League, he was the inaugural secretary of the NSWRL. Giltinan was an entrepreneur that ponied up the cash: for the first Kangaroo tour in 1908; and to establish the first professional football code in Australia with the Sydney based competition, breaking away from rugby union. There was a fine line in terms of JJ?s progressive nature and where exactly it would leave the game of league. His vision was for a single professional code, amalgamated with Aussie rules. Fortunately for league traditionalists who have fallen in love with the game in the decades since, he dropped the ball so to speak. The Kangaroo tour was a financial disaster, rendering his suggestion of a combined code in ruins. His legacy however is the game that is now the pinnacle of domestic sport in Australia and has had a huge influence on the game internationally as well. For most of his lifetime, Great Britain had a stranglehold on the international game, enjoying the kind of success that Australia has had in the last few decades. In fact, it was only several weeks before JJ?s death in 1950 that Australia finally broke through for its first Ashes series victory in 30 years. Aged 84, James died a happy man, this much is definitely known. He said so himself. Giltinan seems to have had a happy life which has left its mark on the generations which followed and those to come, but unfortunately, I?m not sure that I?m all that much closer to really knowing who the hell was Jay Jay.
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PIP died recently. He wasn?t my Granddad by birth but he was the only one I knew, the only one that cared and I miss him. I miss him although I never saw him in the years after Nana left him. After all the enduring family squabbles - after the battle with alcohol robbed him of his family. When he was gone I realised what he meant to me, and I realised it too late. I don?t think I?m alone in that.
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The girls are almost 8mos now. I'm struggling with the fact that M is steadily getting way ahead on the growth charts while E is falling behind
I know every baby grows differently but them being identical makes me notice it even more....at 7mos we went to the ped because they were sick (2nd time in 6 weeks) and E had lost 3oz in the last month.
The ped is not worried yet, she grew longer and has been more active.
To top it off they were denied Synagis today I'm not super upset or suprised; they were 34wks with no NICU time...but I figured why not try and see if they'll give it since they've been sick so much and it wouldn't hurt.
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Featuring an updated interface, Circus Ponies has released a new version of its Notebook software for use on OS X machines. Notebook 4 brings a number of improvements over the previous version of the software, notably adding full support for 64-bit processors and Retina displays. By adding support for modern staples in Mac hardware, the application can now tap into the full potential of machines.
The update to the software brings a more streamlined look to it, but removes some of the styling options that made it appear like a physical notebook. It now makes use of OS X features, like native toolbars, fullscreen document mode and pinch zooming. Drop down lists have been made wider for better readability, while tabs now overlap and draw over white backgrounds.
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Temptation: Chinese Food
This is a restaurant if you going to Ipswich shopping, but get there early by mid day as it is a very busy Restaurant.
It is excellent value for money too,if you go for the lunchtime Buffet it is £6.99Adults £4:50 Children (as of 16may 10) as much as you can eat.
And a wide variety of dishes to choose from.
A word of advice this is a very popular restaurant so if your going lunchtime get there at 12 noon and if your going in the evening book in advance.
Update: 16th May 2010, Things have gone a bit downhill,although we still visit ,prices have gone up and the standard of the selection has gone down score out of 10 at this present time would have to say 5,previously would have scored 9
Telephone numbers below.
Service is still good
Sadly it has now Closed Down as of December 2011.
Favorite Dish: No particular dish.Related to:
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"Ferry Boat Inn": Good Food
There is a wide range on the menu available, the Ambiance is nice and cosy with tables out side.
We were very surprised with how quick the service was, within 20minutes of ordering it was on the table.
Well cooked although a little on the expensive side @ £7.95,but then prices have gone up recently.
The inn dates back to the 15th century, and the attractive main bar has a splendidly traditional look with a polished flagstone floor, beams, handsome wood paneling, a wood-burning stove and sturdy country furniture.
The surroundings are idyllic with views across the Deben Estuary to Bawdsey.
Favorite Dish: My favorite dish was the Roast lamb with all the trimmings,and was very nicely cooked.Related to:
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Golden Galleon: Fish and Chips
You may think I am mad mentioning a fish and chip shop,but wait!, if you go to Aldeburgh there are two fish and chip shops,don't be fooled they are owned by the same people and are very popular so be prepared to wait as sometimes there are queues along the pavement.Once tried never forgotten ive traveled all over the U.K. and these will be very hard to beat.then get in your car and drive through the town South and you will drive through a gravel road up onto the sea wall with views of the north sea.
Watch out for the Sea gulls if you throw a chip out of the window you will get mugged.
Favorite Dish: Large Haddock and Chips,I go at least once a week.( lovely buuh)Related to:
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Magpie Inn: Great Fish & Chips!
On a short weekend visit to Suffolk, we were looking for somewhere to stop for lunch when we came across the Magpie Inn, in the village of Little Stonham.
You can't miss this place - just before you arrive at the pub you will see a large metal magpie suspended over the road. So when you see this, slow up and pull into the car park.
This is a traditional looking, cosy pub, with a small bar area and a larger eating area which is non-smoking, making it the perfect place for a mid-trip lunch break if you ask me!
Favorite Dish: We both had the Haddock & Chips and it was delicious....particularly the chips!!
Alex tried a half pint of the local brew, Adnams, while I stuck to a half pint of Carlsberg.Related to:
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Little Chef Saxmundham: feeding the kids
Travelling with children means you have to stop regularly to feed them, and they always want the easiest meals. We tried hard to find somewhere when they felt hungry, so ended up stopping at Little Chef in Saxmundham.
It was nothing special though the waitress was pleasant and service was as fast as could be expected with only two waitresses serving several families. There were books and things to play with so the kids didn't get bored.
Favorite Dish: We ordered two drinks and the children ordered Spaghetti Bolognaise [ 2.79], and Jumbo Fish Fingers [2.79]. My daughter and I shared a Vegetable Panini [4.19] . The kids then shared a Blossom Pancake [2.99].
I would not say the food was anything special, but we didn't expect it to be, but it was convenient and better than junk food usually is..Related to:
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Café Clare: Café Clare, in the town of Clare
Café Clare is in the lovely village of Clare. It is located in the 16th century Clare Moot House, which used to be a town meeting place back in the day. This fabulous old building houses the friendly and modern café.
The café is open throughout the week from 10am - 5pm. Their elevenses sounds particularly intriguing - some Seed cake and a glass of Madeira - very civilised!
Favorite Dish: We stopped by for morning tea after paying a visit to the town's interesting church.
We both had some tea and couldn't resist some cake - Alex had the Berry cheesecake and I had a giant slice of chocolate cake - so big I couldn't finish it all - I swear! ; )Related to:
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The Golden Galleon: fresh fish
We decided to eat fish and chips on the day we visited Aldeburgh, figured a seaside place with a fishing tradition would be a good place to do that. The weather was lovely and warm so we decided to buy our fish and chips and eat them on the beach. It was a very good decision. We went to the Golden Galleon on the main street of Aldeburgh and then cross over the srteet and there we were on the sea front. The service was good and the fish and chips freshly fried and piping hot. They were not at all greasy and very tasty. There is just nothing to beat eating them out of the paper on the beach. Later while we were exploring the place we saw a long line waiting to be served - it tailed off along the road! It showed us that the shop was very popular with the locals as well. Next door to the fish shop is a restaurant if you do not fancy eating with your fingers or if the weather is less friendly than it was that day.
You can choos a medium or large but I would not go for the large unless you are VERY VERY hungry.
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Mizu noodle bar: Noodles galore
With long benches and a trendy feel this a a very different kind of Chinese, with nothing else like it in Ipswich. On the main square of the town centre this restaurant is joined to the Golden Lion hotel. With hundred's of different dishes and very reasonably priced you can go wrong. Set on two levels it can get very busy but you can normally get a table if you wait a few minutes. The service is good and you get your food very quickly.
Opening times: Mon/Tue/Wed :12:00 - 22:00
Thur/Fri/Sat : 12:00 - 23:00
Sunday : 12:00 - 22:00
Favorite Dish: Beef in black bean sauce, Chilli noodles, Satay chicken.....the list can go on and on
Rushbrooke Arms: Not Quite a Traditional Pub
It was about 12:30 and we were nearing Bury St. Edmunds when we spotted this fine looking establishment beside the road. Once we entered, we found that there was a very large eating area to the right full of families with their children while to the left was a much smaller pub-like room with hardly anyone in it. We decided to go for the quieter atmosphere. We had not been seated long before one of the bartenders came over and gave us the score on how to go about ordering food and drink - the food had to be ordered at a counter in the big room and the drinks at the bar. We were most appreciative of his help because we were still new to this pub game!
Favorite Dish: Neither of us were very hungry because of our late breakfast in Great Tey, Essex that morning. Consequently, we both had the tomato soup of the day with a bun. I washed it down with a pint of Moreland Old Speckled Hen Fine Ale while Sue had a glass of Pinot Grigio. The two soup dishes cost 6 pounds (US$11) and the drinks were about the same. The pub-side had a nice quaint decor and the staff were very friendly, but the set-up of the larger dining room took away from the overall 'pub-like' atmosphere for me.Related to:
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text: Comments (28) + Add comment Comments (28) Featured TheModernKamikaze + 1038d ago The robbery is from GI Magazine. #1 Agree(13) | Disagree(8) | Report | Reply Nimblest-Assassin + 1037d ago Gamestop owns Gameinformer.... so are they stealing from themselves? Why do you think they try to sell you a subscription every time you go there? #1.1 (Edited 1037d ago ) | Agree(18) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Hydrolex + 1037d ago official release date will be announced in less than 2 weeks. believe me or not, come back to this post and bash me if this doesn't happen #1.1.1 (Edited 1037d ago ) | Agree(7) | Disagree(0) | Report Crazyglues + 1037d ago Ok so theses say Spring 2013 too... So were getting closer to the exact date.. Spring is = March 21st through June 21st This is going to be one hell of a gaming year.. :) .____........___...____ .____||......||.......____|| ||.........___||.......____|| #1.2 (Edited 1037d ago ) | Agree(3) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply PS4isKing_82 + 1038d ago Why hello there GOTY 2013. #2 Agree(32) | Disagree(10) | Report | Reply NameRemoved0017 + 1038d ago Watchdogs will be better. #2.1 Agree(8) | Disagree(47) | Report | Reply TheModernKamikaze + 1038d ago You from the future? Whoa dude #2.1.1 Agree(30) | Disagree(0) | Report animegamingnerd + 1038d ago we know almost nothing about watch dogs #2.1.2 Agree(24) | Disagree(0) | Report _-EDMIX-_ + 1038d ago I think both games will be great. But I do think WatchDogs will be a step above GTAV upon release being that on PC it will be the next gen of games, but on consoles GTAV will be much better seeing how its a current gen game on every system. Watchdogs huge, big amazing features I WILL BET MONEY! will be on PC. 1.Its quite clear that its a next gen series. 2.The PS3\360 versions seem to be just mere ports compared to what was shown on PC, NO GAME THIS GEN can do what Watchdogs did on PC, its actually technically impossible. Watchdogs is a beast in its own right, but that not really fair to compare it to GTAV. One is a next gen game, one is a current gen game. (I say this based on Watchdogs for PS3/360 isn't really what Ubisoft is trying to sale. They didn't show the PS3 version or 360 version....they showed the PC version meaning what was seen was only possible on such a machine and what they are selling will clearly be possible on consoles in the future "next gen" and the PS3/360 versions may just be dumbed down versions for profit...again those versions where not shown for a HUGE obvious reason.) #2.1.3 Agree(1) | Disagree(18) | Report BlmThug + 1037d ago I don't think Watchdogs will release this year #2.1.4 Agree(14) | Disagree(3) | Report PS4isKing_82 + 1037d ago @Hdshatter Has watchdogs been confirmed for 2013? What's the release date and consoles it'll be on? #2.1.5 (Edited 1037d ago ) | Agree(10) | Disagree(0) | Report FlyingFoxy + 1037d ago it will struggle for that if Half Life 3 comes out on PC this year. #2.2 Agree(1) | Disagree(4) | Report | Reply SuperSonic266 + 1038d ago Cant wait for this game!!! #3 Agree(16) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply LAWSON72 + 1038d ago I hope this game actually comes out this spring, it would be the most mysterious big launch ever. #4 Agree(5) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply maxcon + 1038d ago I wish. I'll be happy with July though. #5 Agree(5) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply mrbozzedup + 1038d ago I dont really care for artwork or info.. 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It is a ground controlled motor. That why both wires are hot. The climate control module controls the blower. Have it checked for codes to narrow the area of failure
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Planetarium on Computer Screen
What is better than a telescope as a Christmas gift for that cousin of yours who is crazy about astronomy or the Milky Way? Especially when you are low on budget this month… The link to a free and open source space simulator should do the trick nicely. Celestia allows visitors to witness exciting celestial events which happened in the past or will happen in the future. It is available for download on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
There are many cool features in Celestia. Oe special feature is the eclipse finder which simulates solar and lunar eclipses on any planet including Earth. These simulations can be viewed in real time (which may take years!) or sped up. In addition , by entering the coordinates of a specific spot on earth, you can bring the night sky to your computer screen and pretend that you're seeing it from your backyard. If this is not enough, Celestia Motherlode provides add-ons of additional celestial bodies and spacecraft as well as textures which provide a richer experience of planet surfaces and the star systems. This would make interesting teaching material for a basic astronomy or science class. And it would thrill young or old people no end who have an interest in astronomy by bringing the planetarium onto their computer screen.
Screen shot: The 1989 flyby of Neptune by Voyager 2–last stop before leaving the solar system
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The Naming by Alison Croggon (2002)
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Maedra is a sixteen year old slave when this story begins. She has survived by letting people believe that she is a witch, cursing those who try to take advantage of her. When she meets Bard Cadvan she learns that she may have some power after all, more than she even imagined. I read this in a day, and can't wait to get Book 2 in the series.
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I love Alison Croggon's "Pellinor" series. The characters are deep, multi-faceted and memorable, and the story carries you avidly wherever she wishes to take you. I've read "The Naming" twice and intend to read the others in the series again, as well.
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Thank you, Professor Levantrosser. You must have read my bio. Dr. Shuart, The Honorable Clark Clifford--my boss in the coming year--Ladies and Gentlemen. Hofstra is out front again. On May 8 I shall be in Independence participating in the observance of my father's ninety-ninth birthday. It might be of some interest to an academic community that one of my principal functions will be handing out scholarships from the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation to students from the fifty states and United States territories, students who are interested in careers in public service. My father, who like Abraham Lincoln largely educated himself, felt that there was nothing more important in life than a proper education. And he felt that there was no greater obligation than the duty to serve one's country. When these two beliefs were combined, it was natural and normal that the principal memorial to him should be public service scholarships for the young people who would become the future managers of our destiny as a nation. Nothing gives me more pleasure than presenting these scholarships, both because they honor my father and because they obviously give so much hope, aid, and pleasure to the recipients. Now and then I even get a little bonus from this effort. Two years ago the winner from American Samoa presented me with a magnificent necklace of seashells that was so heavy I am unable to wear it. I received the same thing last year from a lady who had won the scholarship, and I am unable to wear that. Now that Ben Zobrist [Dr. Benedict K. Zobrist, Director of the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence, Missouri] is here tonight, I think I will present them to the Library, Ben.
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Exactly GB! Thanks for posting this information and the other recent informative ones on the weekend. Interestingly enough, your calculated evaluation doesnt even take into account (and it couldn't) the other assets held by GCU which can only improve the valuation.
That is why I discount all of the negative doomsday posters who plague this board with nonsensical baseless dialogue and completely ignores the proven facts. Market sentiment and other "questionable factors" cannot eliminate dirt and the deposits within it! Stay long and stick to your powers of common sense as all of the factors surrounding GCU remain positive. (all of course except the SP lol)
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Although a 3G iPhone has been guaranteed for 2008, its importance has been overrated, says Shaw Wu of American Technology Research. HSPA 3G is intermittent in Europe and Japan, Wu says, let alone in the United States; so while the technology can offer speeds up to 3.6Mbps (through the likes of AT&T), users end up defaulting to 2G technologies such as EDGE most of the time. 3G also comes with increased costs: parts such as power amplifiers may add as much as $15 to the price of building a phone, an amount that may then be saddled onto the backs of shoppers.
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Between the unfortunate saga of flight MH370 and the grand prix this weekend, Malaysia has been on our radar more than usual lately. And now the Southeast Asian country has popped up again, once more related to transportation issues, as Kuala Lumpur is working on a new subway system. Which isn't something we'd normally care about, but this subway just happens to have been designed by BMW.
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When Medtronic completes its $42.9 billion purchase of Covidien, it expects to be No. 1 or No. 2 in six of the top 10 categories for hospital purchases.
The U.S. company is known mostly for developing sophisticated devices that shock the heart into beating properly. It is now becoming a Dublin, Ireland-based generalist, broadening its focus to include Covidien's everyday hospital supplies, a pact with the drugmaker Sanofi to develop care strategies for diabetics and opening heart-catheterization labs in Britain and India.
While the Covidien deal revolves around the tax advantages Medtronic will gain by changing its legal residence to Dublin, that's a part of a bigger strategy aimed at breaking loose from its historic dependence on heart pacemakers and defibrillators, Medtronic CEO Omar Ishrak said.
"Sure there's more cash flexibility and we'll use that to our advantage, but the strategic element of this deal is extremely important," Ishrak said Monday in a conference call with analysts. "We're not just focused now going forward on selling devices. We're working with hospitals and governments around the world to provide basically the procedural solution."
Medtronic will pay about $93.22 for each share of Covidien, the companies said in a statement. The combined company will be based in Ireland for tax purposes, giving Medtronic access to about $14 billion in cash it holds abroad to avoid paying U.S. corporate income tax, the world's highest.
Both Medtronic and Covidien have operations in Boulder County, with Covidien employing about 1,700 people between its Surgical Solutions and Respiratory & Monitoring Solutions businesses in Gunbarrel. Medtronic employs about 300 people in Louisville.
"The businesses are highly complementary, and they have very limited overlap," Peter Lucht, a Covidien spokesman, said in an interview with the Daily Camera on Monday. "The combination is, in large part, about growth."
Both companies have struggled for growth in recent years as hospitals and insurers push to cut costs and control medical procedure rates. In the U.S., the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has put even more pressure on medical centers to work more efficiently and reduce repeat hospital admissions.
Covidien generated $10.2 billion in fiscal year 2013, roughly the same as five years earlier. Medtronic, with $16.6 billion in sales for the fiscal year ended in April, has been growing in the low single digits.