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On this 100th birthday of the greatest president of the past century or more, here's what I wrote for the Mobile Register when he passed away:
Sunday, June 13, 2004
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Balcony scenes of the Ronald Reagan phenomenon
We whom life changes with its every whim
Remember now his steadfastness. In him
Was a perfection, an unconscious grace,
Life could not mar, and death can not efface
-- Robert Hillyer
winner of 1934 Pulitzer Prize for poetry
The poet Hillyer was, as far as I know, no relation of mine. When I first read this verse in 1986, I saved it less because I shared his name than because it immediately made me think, even then, of a very much alive President Ronald Reagan.
Reagan's steadfastness and "unconscious grace" were what had attracted me more than 10 years earlier, before my 12th birthday in 1976, to mail in a wrinkled dollar bill and join what then was less the "Reagan revolution" than a Reagan insurgency against the established political order.
But it was a strange kind of insurgency, one that sought less to tear down than to build up -- or, rather, rebuild, albeit in a forward-looking way, the better America that had existed in the imaginations of its founders.
It's difficult to remember now how much hoopla was attached to that year's Bicentennial celebrations. The founders' vision struck a chord in me, perhaps the first real intellectual chord of my young life - but few politicians then seemed to share a bedrock sense of the limitless hopes expressed by the founders.
Reagan impressed me because his very marrow seemed infused with the founders' spirit.
In the conservative weekly Human Events, and in a compilation of personal letters titled "Sincerely, Ronald Reagan," I read of Reagan's buoyancy and of his still-overlooked compassion. And I was hooked.
In those letters, written during his years as governor of California, was a personality so vibrant and distinctive, a mind so fertile, that there could be no doubt the words came not from some ghostwriter but straight from the man himself. That's what so much of the commentary on Reagan gets wrong: the notion that Reagan was a simpleton reading lines penned by others.
One of Reagan's most effective speeches, for instance, was delivered almost off-the-cuff. It came at the 1976 Republican National Convention in Kansas City, when President Gerald Ford, after barely edging Reagan for the GOP nomination, insisted Reagan join him on the stage and say a few words in a show of unity.
Unprepared, Reagan balked. But Ford kept waving him down from the balcony, so finally the losing candidate came to the podium and started speaking. He used no notes, no TelePrompTer, no other aid. But for some 15 minutes he held spellbound not only the convention hall but millions of viewers nationwide -- me among the TV watchers, crying a 12-year-old's tears of disappointment at Reagan's defeat -- with a startlingly bold call to arms.
Four years later, I stood in a convention balcony as a page to the Republican National Convention in Detroit as Reagan again took the podium in an utterly unplanned appearance. It was around midnight, the night before he was scheduled at long last to accept the Republican nomination.
News anchor Walter Cronkite had startled the nation by reporting secret negotiations between aides for Reagan and former President Ford, for Ford to run that fall as Reagan's vice-presidential nominee. Reagan, having rejected Ford's conditions, felt he had to squash the rumors.
So, breaking all precedent, he rushed to the convention hall to announce his choice, one day early, of George H.W. Bush as his running mate. His unscripted appearance was spontaneous and decisive. Forget Cronkite, forget the machinations of campaign managers: Reagan himself was in charge, and he was laying down the law.
Less than three years later, before his tax cuts had been fully phased in, many observers were already declaring his presidency a failed one. With unemployment having peaked at a whopping 10.8 percent, Time magazine concluded a "special report" by predicting the strong possibility that the Reagan term would be "regarded as an aberrational interlude in American politics, rather than the start of a significant change in the direction of government."
Yet here was Reagan on his 72nd birthday, at the lowest polling point of his presidency, being greeted, upon returning from Camp David, by some 400 college students in the front hall of the White House in a birthday party that clearly caught the president by surprise.
After a cake presentation and 15 minutes of banter, an aide nudged Reagan up the staircase. But a guy in a leg cast yelled for the president to sign his crutch. Reagan stopped at a mini-balcony and said, "Send it up!"
And, having signed the crutch, he just wouldn't leave. Far from being depressed by his political standing, he was ebullient. The college kids kept yelling questions; the president kept cracking one-liners; the aide kept tugging at Reagan's sleeve, to no avail.
Somebody mentioned a potential Democratic rival for the 1984 campaign. Reagan yelled: "Bring him on!" And then, smiling all the while, the president gave a cogent explanation of why he would beat all comers. The economy was turning around, he said. Interest rates and inflation had dropped. Supply and demand were rising together. America's best days were still ahead.
"All right, Ronnie!" yelled one student, losing all sense of decorum. "Way to go, Ronnie!"
The president wasn't affronted, he was delighted. And, to his aide's obvious consternation, he stayed another half-hour. It was a Sunday afternoon and his birthday, and the president was determined to keep enjoying a raucous, unscripted free-for-all with a bunch of college kids.
Most of my companions that day were stunned by Reagan's approachability. But it was no different from the responsiveness evident in the letters from "Sincerely, Ronald Reagan."
Again and again, Reagan answered notes from students not with form letters but with tightly reasoned arguments for or against their expressed positions, point by point, in unusually personal tones. Sometimes he even adopted their causes, corresponding regularly with a student while taking up her hometown project by calling newspaper editors on her behalf.
But Reagan's essence never changed. In one letter to graduating seniors of a high school in New Jersey -- this coming, remember, from the governor of a state 3,000 miles away -- Reagan wrote: "If I read your generation correctly, you've been turned off by hypocrisy and dirty politics; you yearn for leaders who will be above partisanship and personal gain. Well, your leaders are among you now -- presidents, governors, senators and congressmen, Supreme Court justices -- how will you know which ones they are when the time comes to choose?… One generation can change the course of history; can once again ensure that this nation will be a shining golden light for all mankind. An older generation hopes with all its heart you'll do this."
In 1985, a friend sneaked me into a big-bucks photo line to get my picture taken with President Reagan. In the six or seven seconds available to shake his hand, I saw that even at age 74, even right up close, this leader had the ruddiness, the hand strength, the vitality and the alertness of a man in his very prime.
It was the vitality of a man who two years later would ignore the advice of most of his aides and negotiate, one-on-one, with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev a deal to eliminate all intermediate-range nuclear weapons from the Earth.
The terms were almost exactly those that Reagan had laid out way back in 1981 in a proposal called the "zero option." Critics had scoffed in 1981. But Reagan never wavered.
In August 1988, as an alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention in my hometown of New Orleans, I again sat in the balcony (again, embarrassingly, fighting off tears) and listened to a soon-to-be-retiring President Reagan give yet another convention tour de force.
"Today," he said, "we have the first treaty in world history to eliminate an entire class of U.S. and Soviet nuclear missiles. We are working on the Strategic Defense Initiative to defend ourselves and our allies against nuclear terror. And American and Soviet relations are the best they've ever been since World War II. ...
"[But] our freedom must be defended over and over again. And then again. There's still a lot of brush to clear out at the ranch, fences that need repair, and horses to ride. But I want you to know that if the fires ever dim, I'll leave my phone number and address behind just in case you need a foot soldier. Just let me know and I'll be there, as long as words don't leave me and as long as this sweet country strives to be special during its shining moment on Earth."
President Reagan concluded with his familiar "God bless America." And then he exited the stage. But death cannot efface the mark he left here.
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Unfinished Business: Russia and Missile Defense under Clinton
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As recently as a few months ago, it looked as though the United States and Russia were entering the post-arms control era. That had seemed to be the hope of President George W. Bush, who came into office with a powerful bias against negotiated, ratified, legally binding treaties as a means of regulating the strategic nuclear balance. He regarded the legacy of START-including the treaty his father had signed with Boris Yeltsin eight years before-as baggage of the Cold War and an obstacle to the kind of military, technological, and strategic flexibility Bush believed the United States would need to deter and defeat new threats.
At the height of his post-September 11 domestic popularity and international prestige, Bush delivered a double blow to arms control. First, at a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Crawford, Texas, he refused to codify reductions in strategic offensive weaponry in a formal treaty; then, he announced that the United States would withdraw from the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty.
Putin was so determined to accelerate and solidify his country's orientation toward the West that he decided, over the objection of much of his military and political elite, that he could live without the ABM Treaty. But he persisted in his efforts to persuade Bush that he needed a treaty to bolster the appearance that, as Russia reduced its levels of strategic weaponry, a modicum of parity with the United States still obtained.
At their summit in May, Bush relented on the question of form and signed what he wanted to call the Treaty of Moscow. Neither in name nor substance was it a full-fledged successor to START II (my former colleague John Holum has an analysis of the new agreement on p. 7 of this issue). But at least it kept alive the enterprise of arms control by treaty.
In making that concession, Bush was re-establishing a degree of continuity with his predecessors-not just with his father but with Bill Clinton, which was no doubt more difficult for him to do, or at least to acknowledge. Clinton had wanted to build on the START II treaty that George H. W. Bush had signed with Yeltsin in January 1993 and, during his own presidency, to add several roman numerals to the process. Clinton was thwarted in that desire by the combination of Russian and American domestic resistance. The Duma refused to ratify anything with Yeltsin's name on it, and later the Republican-controlled U.S. Senate had a similar distaste for anything bearing Clinton's imprimatur. Yet for eight years, Clinton looked for ways to reach agreement with Yeltsin-and, in his final year, with Putin.
On offer was a two-part deal: the framework of a START III treaty that would reduce offensive levels well below those in START II, coupled with amendments to the ABM Treaty that would permit a limited national missile defense (NMD) against rogue state threats. Especially in the wake of a North Korean missile test in 1998 and the Iranians' determination to develop missiles of their own (with considerable Russian help), the United States felt all the more strongly that the ABM Treaty had to be modified in order to survive.
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Nonetheless, there was, during the Clinton administration, a shared premise in Washington and in Moscow, just as there had been for 40 years, that offense and defense were inextricably linked: only if anti-missile systems were constrained could missiles themselves be reduced without upsetting the balance of terror, or, as it was more politely known on the American side, "mutual deterrence" and, on the Russian side, "strategic stability. …


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When I first made my foray into raw food eating in the spring of 1993, my understanding was that it was no big deal really; just a case of improving my diet slowly but surely and adding more fresh foods in until I was eating mostly raw food - and feeling and looking great, of course. And while this was and still is in part largely true, it wasn't very long before I realised that "going raw" was about much more than simply what I ate.
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When I started this BOM series I thought I'd share smaller block sizes. But somewhere along the way I changed my mind and decided to give a variety of block sizes, smaller AND larger. So for the next few months I'll be updating block pages adding a variety of sizes you can make each block in. I'll try to add a new block every month as well.
             I have several reasons for not having a BOM again in September, but the biggest one is that my lap top decided to take an unscheduled break. At first we thought it was the hard drive, but after a new one was installed, it still wasn't working. A new motherboard was ordered, and of course it was backordered but has now been shipped… I think from the moon. Hopefully things will be up and running sometime soon.
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Truth Christian Academy is located in Littleton, CO. It is a private school that serves 26 students in grades PK,K-11. Truth Christian Academy is coed (school has male and female students) and is Christian (no specific denomination) in orientation. The school belongs to the Association of Christian Schools International.
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we are pleased to introduce our new classes with new teacher -Katherina Tan. please find below flyer for the contain of her classes
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We're starting a new webcast series focused entirely on Microsoft Virtual Earth. Hosted by yours truly, the Webcast series will be hosted on the Momentum web site and is part of a new bi-monthly routine. Every month we'll have a Virtual Earth 100 level overview of an industry, a technology or just something useful I want to discuss where Virtual Earth adds value. The second webcast will be at least a level 200 and dive a little deeper into the technology, concepts, architecture and perhaps a code sample or two. I'm looking forward to the series and hope you can tune in. The first webcast (level 100) is February 18, 2009 @ 10AM PST (register now); the second for the month is on February 25 @ 10AM PST (register now). The February webcasts will focus on Virtual Earth the retail industry. Below is the official communication:
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In today's challenging economy, retail companies need to build a strong connection with customers, differentiate their brand, and make it easier for customers to spend with them. Virtual Earth can help retailers:
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What is a quintessential spring-summer dessert? Bread pudding with scarlet overtones of seasonal fruit!
This yeasted sweet coffeecake bread, is as tender as a buttery brioche and reminiscent of a feather-textured Italian panettone, except with a totally new spin. It is a mildly sweet dough that encases chunks of banana, brown sugar, and (optionally), butterscotch or chocolate chips. The dough featured finely ground, toasted walnuts. Definitely not your average banana bread. Just sweet enough and just buttery enough to deliver a lovely bouquet of taste and texture. . If you hankering for a traditional baking powder/baking soda Banana Bread, quick bread style, check our recipe index Search. If you like this concept but are not a banana fan, omit the butterscotch and chocolate chips, and use 2 cups blueberries instead. Everyone who tested this, and shared it with others said:
Not a crumb left. Disappeared in seconds. Fabulous (raves from Connecticut to Florida and Indiana)
Hamantashen are the traditional Purim treat that is a cookie or pastry with a hidden inner filling of fruit. But sweet cheese kreplach are another sort of Purim pastry that is just as welcome.
A new spin on my legendary potato pancakes New Way Famous Potato Latkes. Sweet potatoes add vitamins and colour; the combination of gold and orange is simply beautiful.
Hugepastry eclairs, stuffed with silky pastry cream and generously smeared with Swiss chocolate glaze make these unbeatable. Alternatively, fill these with softened vanilla ice-cream, top with the chocolate and freeze until required. Then slather on additional hot fudge sauce.
This recipe is just so sweet, including all the favorite flavor notes and textural perks of S'Mores bars, in a quickly assembled ice-box cake that is kid-approved and company perfect. S'mores are messy affairs but this cake serves up in (somewhat) neater slices. It is oh-so-good that I am almost embarrassed it is a no-bake wonder. It is….home-assembled! For nut allergies, do make sure to make these with peanut-free manufactured milk chocolate bars so that your allergy kids and friends can enjoy this too. This recipe is about layering stuff; how you do it doesn't really much matter as long as you use up all the components.
Do check out the notes for the Ice-Cream S'Mores Bar Cake too, included in this recipe.
Lemons, Orange slices, dried fruit, tea – oh my – this is quite the compote. I serve it in a big glass dish and it is a lovely tradition of tea-infused dried fruits. In case you don't want superb Passover baking as your dessert, there is this lighter fare.


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My husband is getting me a new machine for my birthday! Yay! So I'm back to shopping. I have to wait until November (I'm still working on that) but I probably need to decide...
Juki obviously has lots of fans here. The dealer was very nice on the phone and does provide service as well. I haven't sewn on this machine yet as the dealer is an hour away but I do not expect to dislike the machine. I went to the fair last weekend and tried many machines and I was pleased with almost all of them. What sets this one apart for me other than the rave reviews here is the box feed. Is it that good?
The Babylock I have sewn on and felt right at home. I enjoyed this machine and especially found the auto threader very good. This dealer is quite close and very easygoing. This machine can sew sideways... How helpful is that? I've heard the alphabets are not as good on this machine also and I do think I would use those on occasion (not a lot).
I sew mostly garments, some beginner type quilting, but would like to try FMQ at some point in the future. Main focus is clothes.
Other machines I tried were the Bernina 350, Janome 3160.
I have the Juki f600 and tried both the Babylock Melody and Babylock Serenade. As far as Babylocks go, I preferred the Serenade, but they may have been discontinued earlier this year.
When I was looking, the advantages the Babylock had were that it looked cooler and the dealer support was better. As far as the actual sewing goes, I think they are on par with each other. The Babylocks I looked at seemed to have the same stitch quality as the Juki.
The Juki had more stitches and rave reviews, which is why I bought it. I can't say enough good things about the automatic buttonhole maker. It's a huge foot, but it's great! The box feed was weird at first, but now that I've done some sewing with it, I like it. I don't think it makes all the difference in the world, but it certainly sews straight, which is useful for quilting.
I think either machine would be great. The Juki has more harp space and could also fit in a frame, which is why I chose it over the Melody. I think it's worth it to drive an hour to a Juki dealer and try one out. That way you can know you made the right choice. Have fun shopping!
I have the F400 which is the same machine with fewer stitches and accessories. I purchased online as I couldn't find a dealer as they are few and far between. The box feed is phenomenal when you are doing detailed stitching and it feeds beautifully. It handles thin and thick fabrics without hesitating. I'd buy this machine again, and I can't say that about other machines I've had.
I'm a Juki F600 fan.
Love it. The best machine I have ever had. I would re buy it immediately. No machine sews as staight as this one for me.
Both are very good machines; however, your should go with what you feel most comfortable using and provides the best dealer support.
That said, I have the Babylock Melody/Brother NX650Q/Laura Ashley 800. It is a very intuitive machine and does very well for garment sewing. Buttonholes are phenomenal! If your are a buttonhole snob, this is your machine! Lovely blind hem. The alphabets are not " embroidery quality", but suffice for labels. The decorative stitches are numerous with a dizzying array of customizations and My Custom Stitch; all stitch out beautifully. The horizontal stitching is useful for pocket and odd placements. Branded for quilters, the harp space is not great.
Once I got heavily into quilting, I purchased a straight stitch only machine with a jumbo harp and capable of use with a frame. However, I keep and continue to use Melody, et al, for garments and the very lovely suite of applique stitches.......and it never cries or misbehaves with monofilament!
Enjoy whichever machine you purchase!
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Life Extension's new Super Absorbable CoQ10™ with d-Limonene is a super-emulsified formulation that significantly increases the amount of CoQ10 absorbed. d-Limonene is a natural compound in orange oil that disperses and breaks down the CoQ10 particles, which reduces their size and makes CoQ10 more absorbable by the body.
Unlike other supplements that contain micronized CoQ10 particles, Super Absorbable CoQ10 with d-Limonene contains smaller, nano-sized CoQ10 particles that enhance this absorption. Research shows that people taking this formula have higher blood levels of CoQ10 than those taking other formulas.
The patent-pending emulsifying system breaks down the fat-soluble CoQ10 particles into millons of microscopic droplets, allowing the body to absorb the CoQ10 much more effectively. Life Extension uses only naturally extracted, cold-pressed orange oil to yield d-Limonene, which has been shown in clinical studies to promote healthy cell division.*
The mitochondria are the cell's energy powerhouses, and coenzyme Q10 is an essential component of healthy mitochondrial function.2*
CoQ10 is required to convert fats and sugars into cellular energy, yet the natural production of CoQ10 declines precipitously with advancing age.3 When the body has an ample amount of CoQ10 the mitochondria can work most efficiently throughout the entire body, in cells everywhere, including the most densely populated area, the heart.4
When coenzyme Q10 is orally ingested, only a certain percentage is actually absorbed into the bloodstream. Findings in human subjects indicate that higher doses of CoQ10 provide significantly better effects than the doses that supplement users typically take. Since CoQ10 is such an expensive nutrient, an alternative to taking higher doses is to increase the amount of CoQ10 that is absorbed.
Life Extension is pleased to announce the availability of an emulsified formulation that significantly increases the amount of CoQ10 absorbed into the bloodstream compared to previous versions. By delivering so much more CoQ10 into the blood, Super-Absorbable CoQ10™ with d-Limonene drastically reduces the cost per milligram for consumers. By taking just one 50 milligram capsule per day of this formulation, people obtain the benefit of taking higher amounts of regular CoQ10 supplements.
For those who want to take very high doses of CoQ10, a 200-milligram softgel capsule of the Super Absorbable CoQ10™ with d-Limonene is available. By taking just two of these 200 milligram capsules per day, one would obtain CoQ10 blood levels equivalent to ingesting about 697 milligrams of conventional CoQ10 supplements.
Based on an increasing volume of published scientific findings, it appears that higher intake of CoQ10 is desirable.20-27 The good news is that the patent-pending emulsification technology used in Super-Absorbable CoQ10™ with d-Limonene has been shown to significantly increase blood levels of coenzyme Q10 compared to previous versions.LEF STUDY This means that taking 50 mg of this emulsified CoQ10 supplement provides the body with what used to take a lot more coenzyme Q10 to achieve. For those seeking the benefits of higher doses, this product provides ultimate absorption for no more money than the previous CoQ10 version.
Without adequate coenzyme Q10, the ability of cells to utilize energy substrates declines precipitously. The end result is the development of multiple disorders characteristic of normal aging.
Coenzyme Q10 is incorporated into the mitochondria of cells throughout the body where it facilitates and regulates the transformation of fats and sugars into energy. A large body of scientific evidence shows that CoQ10's ability to restore mitochondrial function has a profound effect on one's overall health.28*
As people age, their natural synthesis of CoQ10 slowly declines. When people take "statin" cholesterol lowering drugs, CoQ10 synthesis can be reduced even further.29,30
With the availability of this highly absorbable coenzyme Q10, it becomes much more affordable to supplement with greater doses. For those seeking the higher doses now being recommended by more scientists, one of the new emulsified 50 mg capsules would provide an efficient and economic method of increasing blood levels of coenzyme Q10. There is also 200-milligram strength of this new enhanced emulsified CoQ10 for those seeking maximum blood levels.
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November 25, 2015
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- State Finance Commissioner Mark Emkes says overall April revenues were $160.9 million more than the state budgeted.
Emkes in a release Thursday said total collections in April marked the ninth consecutive positive growth month this fiscal year.
He said corporate franchise and excise taxes and collections from the Hall tax on income contributed substantially to the large over collection last month.
Franchise and excise taxes combined were $111.3 million above the budgeted estimate, and the Hall tax was in excess of $46.6 million.
However, sales tax collections were $5.8 million less than the budgeted estimate for April.
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In the 4th grade I had a teacher who set up a darkroom in a closet, and I remember making photograms on single-weight paper and then later printing negatives that I had brought in.
A few years later my family moved into a house with room for a darkroom, and I remember my grandfather bought me a darkroom starter kit that had a terrible plastic horizontal enlarger with a plastic lens--the veritable Holga of enlargers--a daylight film tank, three 4x5" trays, a couple of those Kodak three-packs of chemistry, a thermometer, a couple of film clips, and a 25-sheet pack of 4x5" Velox. I made some really flat prints. I still have a few negs in the files from that time.


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Sara is a Scotish Fold from prestigious cattery "El Cordón de Oro"
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I Love the delicate beauty that you nurture...
Yep, my fault. That´s for my works. This is stated as Stock and it´s free to be used. Guaranteed !
you have a no-derivatives copyright and have written on the ac that the image is not to be used in any way without prior written consent, i am not going to mail you a letter and i do not have any programs that would allow me to give an electronic signature. you have the wrong sort of copyright for me to just ask online if i can use it and so this deviation is off limits to me and anyone else like me >.>;; what you would need is a creative commons license
Why not ? Yes, you can
why is this in stock if it cannot be used as stock?
Awww... So cute! She looks like one of my cats.
Oh ! Thanks !!!
that pose, gorgeous
awesome pictures of the kitty! i love it.
I really, really Thank You sss
How adorable~ It's like she's saying "I'm fabulous" <3333
We will never know...
i bet he is dreaming of a nice treat
Que pena. Lo siento mucho.
Para bien o para mal nació estéril
puede entrar en celo (lo hace cada mes y medio, en septiembre será la séptima vez), pero no dar a luz
puede entrar en celo (lo hace cada mes y medio, en septiembre será la séptima vez), pero no dar a luz
Ha criado ? Si no, te lo recomiendo. Es precioso verlos nacer, crecer...
Mi gata nació un día después :3
You're most welcome!
Spasybo, dear friend
Looks like you woke her up. o.O;
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Just the position she is in. xD
This photo describes one thing:
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Photoshop CS3 !
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you are fantastic what digital program do u use?
This pose is so full of cuteness, it's almost unbearable! Beautiful shot!
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What makes for an effective leadership team? Using insights from business analysis, Dr. Warren Bird of the Leadership Network discusses a study conducted in over 200 churches that filtered out the various characteristics of groups that led to success. Our conversation also discusses the recent Pew Forum report on the declining presence of Christianity in the United States and finishes up with how church leadership should address a potentially new religious environment in America.
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Just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday here in the United States, Prof. Tracy McKenzie (Wheaton College) takes us on a tour of the world of the Pilgrims who landed in Plymouth. We discover who they were, how they worshipped and the interesting (not commonly known) history of The "First" Thanksgiving. More than just a "grade school" understanding of this American tradition, Prof. McKenzie challenges Christians to engage in a deeper understanding of their own history. This interview will make for great conversational tidbits around the dinner table!
Prof. Robert Delahunty (University of St. Thomas) discusses the life and thought of Alexis de Tocqueville, particularly as it pertains to his views on religion and democracy. We discuss Tocqueville's personal religious history and how this influenced his thought, as well as the observations he made with respect to the role of religion in a newly-formed democratic nation. Prof. Delahunty explores Tocqueville's thoughts on church-state relations and the role of civil religion in comparison with Niccolo Machiavelli, and we reflect upon what Tocqueville's observations recorded in America's Jacksonian Era tell us about the role of religion in the U.S. today.
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Coronado residents and retailers are invariably asked, where's the Hotel del Coronado, how do I find Dog Beach, do you know a good place to eat? Hoping to answer those questions and many more, the city's tourism agency has released a smartphone app designed to help visitors navigate the city.
The Coronado Tourism Improvement District, funded through a half-percent surcharge on rooms at the city's four largest hotels, has spent $10,000 to create the mobile app, which is free for iPhone and Android users. Not only does the app offer listings for attractions, shops, restaurants and walking tours, but it's enabled with a GPS navigation feature and has a database of some 1,000 photos.
"We wanted to make sure a guest in Coronado experienced all our business districts," said Todd Little, executive director of the tourism district. "If they stop at the Del, we want to make sure they know about the Ferry Landing shops, and if they go to the Ferry Landing, we want to make sure they make their way to Orange Avenue."
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The latest attempt by the major airlines to raise fares faltered by Monday, as United Airlines backed off after evidently taking a good look at softening demand. United had initiated the bid to raise fares last week by $10 per round trip, but when it abandoned the increase over the weekend, American Airlines and Delta quickly followed, said Rick Seaney, chief executive of FareCompare.com, which tracks of airline fare activity. In backing away from what was the fourth fare increase this year, airlines were apparently most worried about the impact on leisure travel, Seaney said.


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The Web Sandbox project is Microsoft's solution for securing and improving the quality of web content through isolation. It has now provided the source code free under Apache License 2.0.
Peter Galli, community manager for open source at Microsoft, announced the licensing change for Web Sandbox in the company's Port25 open source community blog. Web Sandbox is not the first Microsoft product under a free license, although the rule from Redmond has been to use two of their own, the Microsoft Public License (Ms-PL) or Reciprocal License (Ms-RL), both approved by the Open Source Initiative (OSI). But since the Web Sandbox team had been working closely with Apache and other web developers, they decided to go with the Apache licensing.
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Home Sweet Home, the group's first album, out on Memphis International January 19, showcases their passion for the old timey tradition that is underscored by their name. South Memphis, of course, is that rough and tumble area of the Bluff City extending from downtown to the Mississippi border, and beyond. It's where Stax Records as well as literally hundreds of churches thrived. The sacred and profane, holy rolling and dice rolling, were cheek by jowl in old South Memphis and its modern day namesake reflects that ecumenicism quite brilliantly. For Luther, Alvin, and Jimbo, South Memphis is more of a musical state of mind than a specific geographical location.
They've been called a "regional roots music supergroup," but the alliance of Dickinson (North Mississippi AllStars, The Black Crowes), Hart, and Mathus (Squirrel Nut Zippers) is more like three good friends just putting it down in a very traditional way. Mathus explained, "Luther, Youngblood Hart and myself have been musical co-conspirators for over a decade. It is only fitting that we should come together with acoustic instruments and perform Mississippi music."
Michael Hoinski, writing in the Austin American-Statesman witnessed what's so special about SMSB at a recent performance noting, "The American experience is the main unifier of this slap happy yet sureshot trio... Each player is principally a bluesman but also well-schooled in country, folk and gospel. When asked about the subject matter of SMSB's repertoire, Alvin responds without hesitation, "Natural disasters, bushwackers, train songs..."
Whether you hold a degree in ethnomusicologist or are just a person who is moved by authentic acoustic American music, Home Sweet Home speaks your language, in beautifully measured tones. As Jimbo notes, "We decided the South Memphis String Band will never be in a hurry."
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YONGSAN GARRISON, South Korea - The 2012 Eighth Army Phillip A. Connelly Award Ceremony was held here in the Eighth Army headquarters Oct. 24.
Soldiers and civilians from all over the Korean Peninsula gathered on Yongsan for the ceremony.
Commemorating 45th anniversary of the award next year, Philip A. Connelly Award was established on March 23, 1968. The program is named in honor of Philip A. Connelly, former president of the International Food Service Executives Association.
The objective of the award program is to recognize excellence in U.S. Army Food Service.
Eighth Army Deputy Commanding General for Operations Maj. Gen. Walter M. Golden and Col. Michael C. Lopez, commander of 403rd Army Field Support Brigade, attended the ceremony.
Two categories were recognized: a category for the military food service personnel and a category for the civilian food service personnel. During the ceremony, 21 Soldiers and 17 civilians took to the stage to accept awards.
Victory went to the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command on Camp Walker in Daegu.
Staff Sgt. John Williams, HHC, 19th ESC food operations management noncommissioned officer, said, "We've got full service excellence. I believe in everything our guys do, and we always do our best work whatever we do, providing nutritional meal to Soldiers."
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This award ceremony was held for the Eighth Army level winners, and those winners will compete again at the Department of the Army level competition in Dallas, Texas.
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