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This salsa recipe is great not only with salmon, but also grilled chicken breasts and barbecued shrimp kabobs. The only fresh ingredient not available in my son's garden was the avocado! Make a double batch of the salsa to serve with crisp tortilla chips. —Priscilla Gilbert, Indian Harbour Beach, Florida
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- 1-1/2 cups chopped peeled cucumber
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and cubed
- 1 small red onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 4 salmon fillets (6 ounces each)
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the tomatoes, cucumber, avocado, onion, cilantro, jalapeno, lime juice and salt; set aside.
- 2. Drizzle salmon with lime juice. Sprinkle with salt and cayenne pepper. In a large skillet, cook fillets in butter for 3-4 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Serve with salsa. Yield: 4 servings.
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The three systems--WakeMed Health & Hospitals, Rex Healthcare and Duke Raleigh Hospital--are working with the Wake County Medical Society and the county's safety-net clinics to improve the way healthcare is provided to uninsured and underinsured residents. The CapitalCare Collaborative, currently completing its pilot phase, will help those patients establish a "medical home" that improves the continuity of their care while reducing the cost of providing it.
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Marsden needs to quit complaining about the scores this year. He's the one who petitioned for a new scoring system!! It's tough when things don't always go your way!!!! The Utah team is not as good as last year's team. They don't have that STAR on the team anymore and their recruits for next year aren't as strong as they have been. Face it Marsden!! The tide has turned and not in your favor anymore!!!!
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I agree with some of what "Quit Complaining" has said. Every week we hear how
the judges deducted for this or that...the Marsdens got what they wanted in a
new scoring system. The sad thing I see is there is no motivation by anyone on
this team. And that includes coaches. It seems like everyone else is waiting for
someone to take charge. The simple solution...Greg take charge of your team. No
more standing back and hoping others will.
It is now time to quit bragging about the past ten championships and change your ways and try to win your first national championship. (How many years has it been?) 15 years!!!!!!!!
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Greg is explaining not complaining. He's explaining how a subjective system that well is subjective. It's the white elephant in the room and everyone sees it but doesn't get it, not sure if anyone ever will. The judges are only human and I'm sure they are figuring things out too. Let me assure you Greg is not letting himself or the girls use this as an excuse! The next Championship will come there's a lot more great gymnasts than in the past. Go Utes!!
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Part of coaching in any sport that involves judging or referees is getting a read on what the judges see or how the referees are calling the game, and making adjustments. In basketball, if the refs are "letting them play", it means one thing to players and coaches. If they are calling every nudge and grab a foul, it means something entirely different. Greg and Megan (and the Lady Utes) are trying to get a read on the judging in the new system, and inconsistencies in judging are hampering adjustments. Incidentally, where Greg called for changes is in the format at Nationals. The changes in judging is by a body not prone to caring too much what coaches want. Incidentally, Quit Complaining and Agree, Greg and Megan do not resting on past laurels. They are well aware of how long it has been since the last title for Utah. It seems the two of you are more concerned with comparisons to the past than the Marsdens.
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Keep an eye on the T Birds from Southern Utah this Friday. Elise Wheeler is as good a gymnast as there is in the country.
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I agree that Elise Wheeler will give the Utah girls all they can handle. Plus, she is an all-arounder!!! I only hope she gets the scores she deserves being the meet is at the Huntsman Center!! Greg Marsden has a monopoly on the judges he gets for his meets!! Judges QUIT fearing Marsden and be fair to all the participants!!! I also agree that Greg needs to take control of his team! I also agree that this years' team is not as good as it has been. I don't see the UTES winning a National CHampionship any time soon.
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When outlaws kidnap Little Beaver to prevent the Duchess from taking over a toll road that she has just inherited, it is Red Ryder to the rescue in this first entry of Allan Lane in the "Red Ryder" series.
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Fisher, King look to pounce on chance to start
By Bill Coats
Of the Post-Dispatch07/29/2004
MACOMB, Ill. - They line up on different sides of the ball, but they pursue the same goal: a starting job with the Rams.
Bryce Fisher, a fourth-year NFL veteran, is No. 1 on the depth chart at the right defensive end spot vacated by Grant Wistrom when he went to Seattle as a free agent. Andy King, a third-year pro, is the first-team left guard on the offensive line as Dave Wohlabaugh recovers from hip surgery.
Both realize that their spots are tenuous. "That's why they use pencils" when filling out early depth charts, King said, smiling. But both also know that they're staring at the chance of a lifetime.
"This is definitely an opportunity for me," said the 6-foot-3, 268-pound Fisher, who started twice for Buffalo in 2002 and once for the Rams last season. "They're giving me a chance, and I've got to take advantage of it. I'm really trying to work hard and work myself into that starting rotation for Sept. 12."
For that to happen, Fisher will have to fight off challenges from veterans Sean Moran and Erik Flowers and rookie Anthony Hargrove.
"We'd be happy lining up and playing (any of them); I can safely say that," coach Mike Martz said.
For now, though, Fisher is the man to beat. "I've got that big target on me," he said. "I've got to go out there and prove that I can be our starting right end."
King's situation is a bit different. While Wohlabaugh, who started every game last season at center, mends, Andy McCollum has slid over to center from left guard. Wohlabaugh and McCollum figure to reclaim their usual spots eventually, but in the meantime the 6-4, 310-pound King gets a shot at proving he's an NFL-caliber lineman.
"Every year, Coach tells us that on this team, if you don't think of yourself as a starter, then you don't belong here," King said. "So I don't think that my mind-set has changed. But this is a huge opportunity."
Martz indicated that he's already sold on King, a Lincoln, Ill., product who played at Illinois State.
"I feel good about his ability to go in there and handle all this," Martz said. "He's what we're looking for. He's a big, physical guy, he's a tough guy, smart and wants to be as good as he can be. What more can you want?"
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Some roster shuffling took place in the days leading up to the start of camp, with six players released and five signed.
Cut were safety Shedrick Copeland, an undrafted rookie from Florida A&M; center Andy Eby, who was on the active roster for the last six games of the 2002 season and spent last year on injured reserve; wide receiver Ryan McGuffey, an undrafted rookie from Wyoming; linebacker Fred Pagac, an undrafted rookie from Ohio State; offensive tackle Elliot Silvers, who has had brief stints with the Texans and Giants; and safety Kailan Williams, an undrafted rookie from Southeast Missouri State.
The additions are defensive end Kevin Aldridge, who spent part of the 2002 and '03 seasons with the Titans; cornerback Robert Cromartie, who was in Arizona's camp last year with Larry Marmie, the Rams' new defensive coordinator; defensive tackle Richard Harris, who was in the Titans' camp last year; defensive tackle Justin Montgomery, an undrafted rookie from Kansas State; and kicker Dillon Pieffer, an undrafted rookie from Nevada-Las Vegas. Pieffer replaces Mark Jensen, who was unimpressive in NFL Europe and in subsequent workout sessions at Rams Park.
Rams Camp at a Glance: July 29
In the stands: About 100 fans attended both the morning and afternoon workouts under sunny skies Wednesday.
Injured: C Dave Wohlabaugh (hip).
Absent: Orlando Pace (contract).
Today's schedule: Practices are scheduled for 8:10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Times are subject to change. For up-to-date practice information, call 1-866-726-7226. Practices are free and open to the public.
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General manager and fashion maven Charley Armey earned "hat of the day" honors with a wide-brimmed, khaki-and-black floppy number that had a couple of fishing lures hooked onto the side.
Camp's first practice was barely minutes old when special teams coach Mike Stock delivered a Dick Cheney-like rebuke to rookie safety Jason Shivers.
"I like the siesta. That's a great concept, and I think we should really start to institute that in America."
- Safety Adam Archuleta, extolling the prospect of midday naps because of more time between the two-a-day sessions.
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A social intranet empowers individuals within an enterprise to efficiently and effectively use their own and their collective intellectual and social capital to create value together. It does so by connecting them with each other, exposing and providing access to their expertise, harnessing network effects for rapid and precise distribution and access to information, enabling reuse, repurposing and remixing of information for new uses, and simplifying sharing and collaboration across organizations, locations and systems.
[Editor's note: Read Oscar Berg's Driving Usage and Adoption for Today's Social Intranet.]


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The mission of the Reading Trail Committee is to plan, develop, and maintain present and future trails in the Town of Reading. The goal is for the Town to create and maintain a connected, well coordinated system of trails to serve the residents of the community. The Committee works closely with the Conservation Commission and the Town Forest Committee on permitting and coordinating projects. The Committee also works with the Reading Open Land Trust (ROLT) on connecting town-owned land with ROLT properties.
The Reading Trails Committee has a sunset clause of June 30, 2018.
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During the summer and fall of 2015 the Committee built three short bog bridges in Bare Meadow and raised the treadway on the white-blazed trail. The projects were prompted by springtime standing water on these trails. See the Committee's Facebook page for more photos.
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NOVICA love
When I was contacted by NOVICA to do a sponsored post, I jumped at the opportunity. I've ordered from NOVICA in the past (I got a set of banana leaf-shaped stoneware bowls for a friend's bridal shower) and, not only was the quality amazing, the artist wrapped the gift with such beauty and care! Each order comes with a personal note from the artist, too.
The site has a marvelous selection of handmade jewelry, which I took full advantage of, as I've been in the market for unique statement pieces. After much deliberation, I decided upon this piece by Neeru Goel. I love it. The detail is like a hybrid between feathers and talons - amazing.
The lovely card that came with my necklace.
gifted NOVICA necklace
Foley + Corinna dress
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wow.. what a stunning necklace!! :DReplyDelete
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Love it. This is one amazing necklace. How beautiful and perfect. Plus those shoes are great!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous necklace! I will have to check out their site.ReplyDelete
that necklace is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
That necklace and dress are amazing!ReplyDelete
Love Grace.
adore adore adore the necklace. love the whole outfit. BEAUTIFUL shoes. I won't be jealous of your shoes, I won't be jealous of your shoes, I won't be...ah shucks, too late. ;-)ReplyDelete
Oh yes, darling E! Novica is the best. Few weeks ago I put a post for a NOVICA gift card and I will get a 'Two Face" ring (that I choosed from their site) and I can't to wait and see it. :) So exciting. Ur necklace are wonderful as whole look too.ReplyDelete
The necklace is amazing! Such a unique piece of artwork!ReplyDelete
I recently found novica, too, and I'm hooked! Wow, that's a cool statement necklace, E! The personal touch makes it even more special:) Loving the dress and heels, too, btw!ReplyDelete
I love everything about this outfit. Plus, the handmade note is so sweet!ReplyDelete
That necklace (and dress, and shoes) = gorgeous! I tried to read the Hindi in the card but I couldn't manage :( #mothertonguefail heeheeReplyDelete
♥ Leia
That necklace is gorgeous! Edgy and glamourous all at the same time! You look beautiful!ReplyDelete
its so beautiful! what a great design...ReplyDelete
i hope you have a lovely weekend! xx
wow that dress drapes in the most beautiful waysReplyDelete
I love tribal jewelry. I'm kind in love with the talons on the necklace.ReplyDelete
Really pretty necklace and you're pretty as well! I love your haircut!ReplyDelete
I'm now following your blog, love it!
That dress is gorgeous! I love the surprise detail on the bottom half, and the color is so pretty on youReplyDelete
Gorgeous dress! and shoes!!!!ReplyDelete
gorgeous photos - that first one is beautiful! love the necklace, of course!ReplyDelete
beautiful necklaceReplyDelete
Such a pretty necklace, love the style and gorgeous dress!ReplyDelete
Wow thats so, so, so cool! First off the necklace is beautiful and then a personal note from the artist, amamzing!ReplyDelete
The necklace is gorgeous! I love it when the designers include something personal, it makes the piece feel so special.ReplyDelete
And your dress is beyond gorgeous!!
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That necklace is amazing! I'm going to ask you only once ... please get out of my imagination! I dreamed of an asymetrical leather jacket and you showed up in one, I dreamed of being able to wear leather shorts, which I know I can't you go wore them. This morning I daydreamed of a bullet necklace that had a tribal look and once again you're wearing something very similar.ReplyDelete
that's a great necklace! <3ReplyDelete
the necklace is amazing! and i love the dress too (:ReplyDelete
You look beautiful as usual. I just adore that necklace, it is to die for!ReplyDelete
damn, when are they going to contact me to do a sponsored post??ReplyDelete
You almost loook like something of a femme fatale out of a 50's movie :)ReplyDelete
oh I love that she has included a little personalised note :)ReplyDelete
I love the Givenchy lace shoes. I just purchased the D&G lace peep toe platforms...love. xo MishReplyDelete
that is an amazing necklace! I think that the Hunt Club will soon become one of my favorite bars too!ReplyDelete
Lusting this necklace!!! And those shoes are gorg.ReplyDelete
Stunning necklace, but the dress is actually stealing my heart. Come back, heart. I need you to live.ReplyDelete
That necklace is gorgeous and I love the dress too!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love your necklace. The colour of that dress and the shape is so lovely and lady-like and then you have this amazing tough chick necklace.ReplyDelete
Absolutely love this outfit.
You look so pretty! Love the necklace and the shoes, uh lace? ♥ReplyDelete
That is such a cool necklace!ReplyDelete
You look gorgeous. That dress fits you perfectly! And the necklace is beautiful :)ReplyDelete
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love the necklace and just found a really awesome wedding gift at novica.ReplyDelete
wow! This dress is amazing. Your necklace perfectly accentuates your dress. :)ReplyDelete
That piece is gorgeous - great find!ReplyDelete
I love your dress :)ReplyDelete
Love that necklace! I'm such a sucker for statement necklaces and I really like the talon/claw motif. Gorgeous shoes as well by the way... I almost bought those a few seasons ago!ReplyDelete
love it! and the dress is gorgeous as well!ReplyDelete
incredible necklace and i LOVE the drapery on that dress!ReplyDelete
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Those shoes are divine!ReplyDelete
Gosh, you are beautiful!!!!ReplyDelete
That is a ridiculously amazing necklace, and gorgeous photographs.ReplyDelete
great dress! that necklace is very beautiful tooReplyDelete
these photos are so intense and dramatic!ReplyDelete
GIVE ME THAT NECKLACE!!! gah, how i love it. it probably looks better on you than it would on me, but i still want it!
That is necklace is just incredibly. It sets off your whole look perfectly!ReplyDelete
Such a cool necklace! I like how it really looks like a one of a kind piece.ReplyDelete
xoxo, Ashley
That necklace is so unique! I love it. It's timeless,too.ReplyDelete
not sure what i love more .. the dress or necklace.. so awesome.ReplyDelete
love your necklace!ReplyDelete
wow! that necklace is beautiful! love how you paired it with the drapey dress and the lace shoes! amazing styling.ReplyDelete
Wow, missy, you look stunning. The dress, the necklace, the shoes, all just look amazing on ya.ReplyDelete
i could die for your wardrobe! :DReplyDelete
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Testing Flash's bone tool. I don't think I'll be using it ever again. No sound because hearing thunder every four seconds is just obnoxious. Kinda reminds me of the Flintstones, what with the wraparound background and wheel o' feet, both of which were common cheap animation techniques back then (and still are).
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This loan will benefit small businesswomen such as Sra. Ignacia. She says that she joined Pro Mujer seven years ago after receiving an invitation from an adviser from the organization who came to visit her at her house. Ignacia currently manages a neighborhood store. She started this business because she saw there was a need among her neighbors, as well as her own needs, that existed in the area.
The loan she is receiving now will be used to increase her capital for buying sugar, rice, and noodles. She acquires her goods at the fairs in the city of El Alto and then sells them from her retail space. Working in this manner enables her to generate income to support her household. Ignacia is married and has three children.
When asked what she likes about Pro Mujer, Ignacia said that she enjoys the loans and the savings.
El crédito que sacaran beneficiara a pequeñas microempresarias donde la señora Ignacia es integrante, ella indica que hace siete años que integra Pro Mujer, ingresando por invitación de una asesora de la institución que fue a visitarle a su casa. En la actualidad ella tiene un negocio de tienda de barrio; mismo que inicia al observar la necesidad de sus vecinos y de ella misma que existía en la zona.
El crédito que ahora sacará es para el aumento de capital (compra de azúcar, arroz, fideo) que adquirirá de las ferias de la ciudad de El Alto y posteriormente a la elaboración lo comercializará en su espacio de venta. Esta forma de trabajo le permite generar recursos para mantener en lo posible a su hogar pues ella es casada y tiene tres hijos.
Cuando se le consulta qué le gusta de Pro Mujer, ella responde que le gusta el crédito y el ahorro.
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Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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I like this tool a lot <3
I like the style!!
Beautiful design and great effect. I love it.
How'd you create the gradient? select the whole shape and gradient tool?
There is no gradient tool in sai. What I do instead is there's an option above the layers that says preserve opacity. I click on that when i have the layer that I want to color on. I use the air brush and boom. Hope this makes sense. I don't know how to explain this very well :c
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press, an outraged Congress, and pressure from the Secretary of the Navy, the White House created an Executive Committee for Congested Production Areas with the authority to prescribe binding policies. 79 As the Naval Affairs Congested Area Subcommittee completed its investigations, its reports were increasingly addressed to this committee. The resulting division of labor brought significant action. 50 The subcommittee's final reports listed a success rate of nearly 90 percent, that is, only 24 of 283 recommendations failed to be accomplished. These varied widely, from urging the rapid completion of public housing, hospitals, and sewage projects, to Chairman Edouard Izac's personal favorite: raising the ice cream quota so that "a young man can come to town and get ice cream instead of hard liquor." 81
Congresswoman Smith had raised issues that would not otherwise have been addressed by the congressional subcommittee or their witnesses. Very few women testified at the Congested Areas Hearings (only 13 of 421 witnesses), most of them as representatives of federal, state, or local authorities. No one spoke for working-class women, whether prostitute or aircraft welder; no one spoke for women and children, except for Smith. Her suggestions for child care, for housing planned for families with two working parents, for flexible hours, for equal pay, and for a recognition that working women worked at least two jobs reflected a sensitivity to women's situations not available to the men on or before the subcommittee. She seemed, too, to raise the consciousness of her colleagues. After a few hearings, Chairman Izac and Congressman Fogarty started sounding like her, seizing the opportunity to point out to industry representatives that women war workers needed assistance, not blame. 82
Margaret Chase Smith's "gender consciousness," her awareness of her position on the committee as "the woman," and her sense of fairness combined to bring about an alternative perspective on women's problems in the congested areas and elsewhere. Because of her concern and her power Smith managed to change the shape of the war's impact on women. Her successes and failures illuminate the complex intersections of gender and power, and demonstrate the limits and possibilities of one woman's leadership in the midst of World War II.


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Religious Education (RE) and Sunday Service at North Shore Unitarian Church (NSUC) start at 10:00AM on Sundays during the church year. The RE program is offered from the second Sunday after Opening Sunday (first Sunday after Labor Day) through mid-May (last RE class is "Affirmation Sunday"). During the summer services no RE is offered, however the Nursery is open during summer services for the youngest of our children.
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When Captain Nicaresco tracks down Mike Alexander, a crooked American adventurer, in Parma, Majorca, he tells him that he has one hundred, starving World War II refugees on board his derelict ship, the Chalcis . Nicaresco convinces Mike to help the six men on board who can afford to pay him for onward passage, and Mike charges the men $3,000 each to board his boat, the Black Jack , but fails to persuade a beautiful, penniless woman, Ingrid Dekker, to leave with him. Mike then advises Nicaresco to set the rest of the passengers ashore on the deserted island of Aguilleras. Later, Ingrid wakes up at sea in Nicaresco's lifeboat, and he tells her that the ship sank and that he could rescue only her after she passed out. He takes Ingrid to Tangier, where Mike spots her in a nightclub and offers to help her, but is again rebuffed. Back in Parma, Mike encounters an old friend, Dr. James Curtis, who is engaged in tropical medicine research and is seeking financial backing for a new laboratory. After Mike gives him the money he made from the refugees, he introduces him to an eccentric millionaire, Emily Birk, and is surprised to discover that she hired Ingrid, in Tangier, to be her traveling companion. The next day, Mike and Ingrid realize that Nicaresco has told them conflicting stories about the fate of the ship, and they rush to Aguilleras to look for possible survivors. On the island, Mike finds the wounded José, who was Nicaresco's mate, and he tells Mike what really happened on the Chalcis : Nicaresco was lusting for Ingrid and had her brought to his cabin, where he knocked her out. After telling the refugees that they were about to disembark, Nicaresco locked them all in the hold, then flooded it while José put the unconscious Ingrid in the lifeboat. Once Nicaresco was sure that all the refugees had died, and not wanting any witnesses to his appalling deed, he shot José and left with Ingrid. José, who managed to make it to the island, finishes telling Mike his gruesome story and dies. Meanwhile, Ingrid has found the partly submerged wreck in a cove, but Mike decides not to tell her about what he learned from José. She insists that they search the wreck, however, and when she discovers the bodies, accuses Mike of being involved in their deaths by not helping them. When Ingrid returns to the hotel, Emily informs her that she is really a police detective investigating Mike's smuggling activities and insists that Ingrid use her charms to help trap him and bring Nicaresco to justice. That night, Ingrid tries to seduce Mike and discovers that he is not wholly evil and that he intends to retire from his criminal activities. They begin to fall in love and Ingrid plans to leave with him after his last shipment arrives from Singapore. Two days later, a Spanish naval training schooner sails into the harbor, unwittingly carrying Mike's contraband. Emily then tells a horrified Ingrid that Mike is smuggling narcotics. Later, Mike throws a party at which Emily reveals to him that she is really a rival smuggler and has hired Nicaresco to steal his drugs. Meanwhile James, who is actually a narcotics inspector tracking the drugs, believes Mike is innocent and being used by Emily, but Ingrid accidentally reveals Mike's true role to him. Mike locates Nicaresco and, after a long chase, catches him and threatens to drown him unless he reveals where he hid the drugs. Nicaresco takes Mike to the wreck of the Chalcis and knocks him out but Mike recovers, locates the drugs, drowns Nicaresco and empties the drug containers into the sea. On his return, Mike earns Ingrid's approval when she learns he has destroyed the drugs and they head off together on board the Black Jack . However, James and his Spanish colleague, Inspector Carnero, who has been posing as a suitor of Emily, believe that Mike is escaping with the drugs and soon the Black Jack is under fire from several police launches intent on stopping Mike and Ingrid before they reach the freedom of international waters. Just as Mike tells Ingrid that he loves her, he is shot, then dies in her arms as they cross the international border.


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This is a lovely example of the skill of the Timorese betel nut/kal au container maker. Made entirely by hand from bamboo with redwood plugging the top and bottom. The motif is an intricate variation on the hook and rhomb called KAIF. Each 'hook' represents a member of the carvers clan and each 'dot' a totemic guardian spirit. Executed with laser like precision completly by eye.
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This is another version of Lycan Lupus,in madness method.
I can bet you all will find lots of different between new and old one
I can bet you all will find lots of different between new and old one
Very nice!
its a great drawing lol. the fur on its back looks like hes going super sayian rofl
Hmmmm, notes all of the differences... do you want me to tell you the differences, or would you rather I keep quiet? lol....
nicely done!!!!
nicely done!!!!
I think you will find many small different parts on 3 pics (^^)
you did three?! O.o oh my... lol... It was a joke... kind of... you wanted me to spot the differences.. or so I thought... O.o
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Note: New art and dialogue added 11-22-14
You will reconsider that thought, Rig... a dull ending for you would have been A LOT less painful...
Say, does he ever mention the move's name in the revamped chapter?
There was a My Chemical Romance reference, I do believe...
if there is, its total coincidence, since I HATE M.C.R
Lol, yeah there is. But still, this is a great manga. I'm definitely watching, and can't wait to read the new pages. XD
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- alexandra_k 1:24 am on October 13th, 2007
There is some controversy over how to classify delusions. Should delusions be classified according to theme (e.g., persecutory, somatic, grandiose etc) or should delusions be classified according to etiology (e.g., substance induced, cerebral trauma induced) or should delusions be classified according to content (e.g., replacement of person who is close with an impostor (Capgras), familiar people disguising as strangers and following me around (Fregoli), 'I am dead' (Cotard)?
(There is clearly some overlap and some recurring problems. E.g., 'My wife has been replaced by a robot' Might be considered the same as 'My step-son has been replaced by an alien' because the theme of a close person being replaced – or it might be different because it is about a spouse compared to a child, or a robot compared to an alien).
The issue is: How finegrained should classification go?
Similarly with phobias. We might consider that there is this over-arching type or kind of disorder (specific phobia) with many different sub-types on the basis of theme (e.g., blood or injury etc). Or we might consider that the different types are more fine-grained than that (e.g., fear of flying, fear of spiders, fear of snakes etc).
Should the DSM classify on the basis of over-arching type (phobia) or thematic types that are mid-level (e.g., blood / injury phobia) or particular types that are low level / fine grained (e.g., spiders, airplanes, heights)?
Now lets have a think about whether internet addiction should be regarded as a disorder in its own right.
Is internet addiction to addiction what a phobia of spiders is to addiction?
If so… Then whats the problem again?????
Some grounds we might have for distinguishing internet addiction from other kinds of addiction (e.g., TV addiction or gambelling addiction or crack addiction) might be if there are distinct etiological features, risk factors, demographic features, treatments, course etc than there are for other kinds of addiction. Surely the people who are likely to have a problem with using the internet to the extent that it is causing them impairment in functioning in the social / occupational / psychological sense are likely to be different from the people who are likely to have a problem with using crack to such an extent. If so.. Then it might be worthwhile considering it to be a distinct disorder in its own right.
I guess… I just have difficulty with seeing how 'internet addiction' is different from 'Capgras delusion' is different from 'phobia of flying'.
- alexandra_k 1:31 am on October 13th, 2007
I'm sorry – that wasn't very clear:
High-Level (General) type
1) Addiction
2) Phobia
3) Delusion
Mid-Level (Thematic?) type
1) (Not sure what to put here) Substance?
2) Blood-Injury etc (I think there are 4 in the DSM)
3) Grandiose, Paranoid etc
Low-Level type
1) amphetamine, opiates, gambelling, TV, internet
2) flying, spiders, heights, blood
3) Capgras, Fregoli, Cotard, Mirrored-Self MisIdentification
I guess I don't see how this is analogous… So if you don't mind the lists of phobias or delusions… I don't see why you should mind the lists of addictions…
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This post provides details and code examples related to Microsoft WebMatrix (Beta).
The code examples used in the WebMatrix Getting Started guide show you how to call methods using two different techniques. You can either call a method using positional parameters or named parameters. You can also use a combination of both, but in a specific way.
When you call a method using positional parameters, you pass the parameters in order as specified in the method declaration. You must include each parameter in order because the parameters are recognized by the order. If you don't want to pass a value for a particular parameter, you can pass an empty string ("") or null.
For instance, in the "Saving a Chart as an Image File" section of the Charts chapter, the code uses the following positional parameters to create a new Chart object.
In the above code we first create a new chart. We pass two parameters that are integers (600, 400). These are the required parameters. In Visual Studio's Object Browser, you can see there are four parameters that are exposed (width, height, template and templatePath).
The first two parameters are required. The third and fourth parameters are optional. If you wanted to include a template path using positional parameters, it would look like the following:
Notice that the third parameter is an empty string. We need to make sure that each parameter is accounted for by position.
To call a method using named parameters, you specify the parameter name followed by a colon (:), and then the value. I like named parameters because they are more readable. However, the real advantage is that you can pass the named parameters in any order. You also don't have to include unused parameters.
You can also use both named and positional parameters together. However, you cannot use positional parameters after you have used a named parameter.
The following shows an example of using both named and positional parameters:
For more information about named and positional parameters in C#, see Named and Optional Arguments (C# Programming Guide). For more information about Visual Studio's Object Browser, see Understanding WebMatrix Helpers using Visual Studio's Object Browser.
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"Best Home Stay in God's Own country"
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I don't have words to explain the feeling and experience of staying in Kait's Home. First we friends visited Kait's Home 4 years before and we were felt like being in Nature's lap enjoying the serene surroundings around this place. Later this year we made it a point to visit this place again with our family. Everyone liked this place and the excellent hospitality provided by the family. The best part of stay at Kait's Home is the home-made food they provide. They ensure the menu is changed every meal to ensure the guest have a taste of the multiple variety of food that Kerala offers. Kids enjoyed and the stay. At last everyone felt like staying one more day. We stayed there for 3 night and 3 days. The dining place is built on the backwater giving an astonishing view of the backwater and life in the back water.More » « Less
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- Cheryn Empower
- Lives in New Delhi
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"Excellent services and peaceful atmosphere"
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The hotel I visited during January 2015. Excellent service and food offered, nice Kerala taste. By evening and morning you can take boats for a peaceful ride. Cut from outside world with the peaceful atmosphere. A relaxed place to visit any time. Will visit again.More » « Less
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"A good location and an excellent view"
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The hotel has a good location and an excellent view. The food was great and delicious. A good place to stay, any time. It is great place to spend your holidays with family. The cleanliness was good, the room service was also excellent. The staff are good, and very cooperative.More » « Less
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"Kaits Home : It was..."
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Kaits Home : It was a Nice Home Stay on Pamba River 15Kms From Allappey Town.Property is directly connected to river amidst small champakulam village.Old Type Rooms though Small were nice neat & Clean With use of wood at one side was giving rustic touch. Rooms were seprate from the building adjacent where host & his family stays. Bathroom size was normal but hot water was bit problem due to low voltage. Front Varandah is good place to seat & Chill looking at life passing by the river.More » « Less
Host Mr. Jossy is great guy who was always willing to share the knowledge.
You can get feel of Life of Kuttanad village,Rice Farming by staying here.
Even in Property itself there are various different Plantations. Not Suitable for person whose primary requirement is Luxury or require frequent room services. Food was simple and good. Little more variety in breakfast would have been welcomed. Lunch & Dinner Charges felt higher as compare
to our other Home stay.
Best Experience: .We enjoyed a morning walk at village a lot accompanied by Our Host Mr. Jossy become very much informative.Also a motor boat trip to vembanad Lake (1.5 Hr. by motor boat) was wonderful experience. Beauty of Homestay was that personal Guests of Mr. Jossy were also at our service in turn we had to restrict ourselves to be more demanding as they already had many guests at their home coincidentally.
Worst Experience: When we checked in around 5.00 in evening Due to low voltage A.C. Where not working and Humidity in room was very high. It was Impossible to seat & relax in room. Host started generator around 10 p.m. after our dinner. Felt that they could have started it little more earlier.A.C. stopped working after 2-3 hours thank god by that time humidity was gone.
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Kaits Homestay is located near Alleppey. The homestay is 100 km away from Cochin International Airport. The nearest railhead is Alleppey Railway Station, which is 12 km away. The nearest Bus station is Alleppey Bus Stand and it is 12 km away.
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So poofy!! :'D
omg this fox looks so awesome
Lol i love red foxrs this is great
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Great shot.
Sherlock, Sherlock Holmes.
This is such a hi-res photo, you can really see the fine detail in all of the fur! This seems to be a good close up or strong zoom.
I'm glad that you like it! I was probably only about 12-15 feet from him when I took this. The lighting was perfect that day because usually the bars of his exhibit ruin my attempts to get fullbody photos when he's that close. Normally I can only get hi-res profile shots of him.
i want him!!!!!
Me too ~ Although maybe just in the winter when he's extra fluffy and not grumpy like when it's hot out, lol.
Beautiful work!
Thank you! This guy is one of my all-time favorite animals I've met at zoos and I was really excited to finally get such a nice photo of him last winter. The Utica Zoo actually sells this image on magnets in their gift shop too!
looks so beautiful <3
I'm glad you like it. Sherlock is a really gorgeous fox, especially with his winter coat!
I love this expression. Great photograph.


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