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Although the Oakland Raiders have the first overall pick in the NFL draft Saturday, the Kansas City Chiefs control how the top of the first round will go.
The reason for the Chiefs' control is Trent Green trade. The Chiefs know the Raiders need a quarterback solution after a season in which the Silver and Black scored 12 offensive touchdowns. Andrew Walter is all Al Davis has at quarterback heading into the draft, and Davis publicly admitted the organization screwed up by not taking a passer in the 2006 NFL draft's first round.
Internally, Davis has made it pretty clear he would like to consider Georgia Tech wide receiver Calvin Johnson, but to take Johnson, he would need acceptable quarterback solutions. The Raiders want a veteran quarterback to start the season and wouldn't mind taking Trent Edwards of Stanford or another quarterback in the second round. Getting the veteran quarterback is the problem.
With the chance to obtain Josh McCown from Detroit almost dead, the only other quarterback who could make sense for the Raiders is Daunte Culpepper of the Dolphins. Chiefs president Carl Peterson knows the longer he can hold onto Green, the Raiders' chances of getting Culpepper in time for the start of the draft dwindle.
The Dolphins will keep Culpepper until they acquire Green, and timing is everything. For the Raiders to consider Culpepper, they must investigate his knee injury. Last November, he underwent what was considered a minor procedure to remove tissue that was causing the knee to lock up. Culpepper recently revealed recovery from that procedure was four-to-six months. He needs two more months to recover.
If Peterson doesn't make a trade until the eve of the draft or until the Raiders are on the clock Saturday, it would be hard for the Raiders to take Johnson. Jamarcus Russell would have to be their choice to answer the long-term quarterback problem.
The Dolphins aren't willing to give Peterson more than a sixth-round pick for Green. The Chiefs continue to ask for a second-rounder and a seventh-rounder. The longer the Chiefs stall, though, the longer they control what the Raiders will do.
John Clayton is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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this is a play for young and old. If you want to enjoy a play with your kids I would advise this one. You learn about lies and the value of family.
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Took my adult daughter, my 3 year old granddaughter, along with my 13 year old son and his friend and we all thoroughly enjoyed the show. The interaction with the audience was a nice touch and the performances were all top notch. Thanks for a...continued
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Very entertaining. Geared for younger children. Any children over 12 might call it a little childish. Lovely little theatre. Perfect for audiance participation. The Emperor stold the show.
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The story was a modern take on an old fable. The production was fun and the actors were terrific!
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Italian Chicken and Pasta Dinner
Keeping a bag of peppers to stir-fry or saute is a great freezer option. They add a lot of color and flavor to this slow-cooker meal of Chicken with Vegetables. Double Spinach Fettuccine is loaded with goodness: spinach in the pasta and the sauce. The Radicchio and Parmesan salad adds even more colorful vegetables to this dinner.
- Italian Chicken and Pasta (see recipe below)
- Sauteed Peppers
- Double Spinach Fettuccine
- Radicchio and Parmesan Salad
Italian Chicken and Pasta
Sauteed Peppers
You can slice and saute any sweet pepper in olive oil with garlic. Or buy a bag of stir-fry peppers all ready to go, and prepare according to package directions.
Double Spinach Fettuccine
Puree a 5-ounce package of fresh spinach in a blender with a jar of marinara sauce. Serve over cooked spinach fettuccine.
Radicchio and Parmesan Salad
Toss sliced radicchio with your favorite vinaigrette. Shave Parmesan cheese with a vegetable peeler and sprinkle over the top of the dressed salad.


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Accenture Match Play Championship News
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Today, U.S Senator Patty Murray (D-WA), Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, released the following statement on Brian Deese's nomination to be the Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget.
"President Obama has made another strong choice when it comes to creating jobs here in the United States with the nomination of Brian Deese to be Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget.
"Brian has played a key role in the Administration's work over the past six years pulling our economy back from the Great Recession, making sure key American industries remained healthy and strong, and investing in policies that boosted the economy and created millions of new jobs.
"I look forward to hearing from Brian when he appears before the Budget Committee about his plans to help OMB continue working to tackle our economic and fiscal challenges in a balanced way that works for families across the country."
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Chorizo Stuffed Poblanos
40 minutes
2lbs raw Mexican style chorizo
1 onion, diced
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 large bell pepper, diced
1 can black beans, drained
8oz cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup unseasoned bread crumbs
1t ground coriander
1t cumin seeds
fresh ground black pepper
6 large poblano peppers
1 cup enchilada sauce
1/2 cup Cotija
lime and fresh cilantro for serving
How to make it
Cook sausage in skillet with onion, garlic, and bell pepper until meat is done and veggies are just tender [Photo22771]
Drain if needed(I didn't, but my sausage was venison so very little fat was rendered. You don't want the meat mixture dry, but you also don't want it swimming in fat, so you judge, depending on the sausage used)
Place mixture in large glass bowl and let cool about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, cut stem ends off of poblanos and slice once, legthwise to give yourself a "boat" to hold the filling. [Photo22770]
Add cream cheese, bread crumbs, coriander, cumin seeds and black pepper to meat mixture and mix to combine. (I use my hands for this) [Photo22768]
Add black beans and carefully fold in until just mixed. [Photo22767]
Stuff each pepper with about 2/3-3/4 cup of filling and place in a cast iron or glass baking dish
pour small amount of enchilada sauce over each pepper [Photo22769]
Bake in 350 oven for about 15 minutes. Filling will be firm and peppers will be softening.
Add cotija and continue baking about 5-10 more minutes.
Serve with lime wedges and fresh cilantro.
*you can par boil the peppers, if you'd like, to ensure they are very soft, but we don't like them that way. Cooked the way I have directed should yield a pepper that is "al dente", not tough, but not soft.
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Fire up your copy of PaintShop Pro and learn how to make your own printable Father's Day Cards!
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Chinese democracy?
China has just completed the Third Plenum of the 18th Central Committee in Beijing. Economic reform was the outcome according to a statement that was released at the end of the four day meeting. It read "The core issue is to straighten out the relationship between government and the market, allowing the market to play a decisive role in allocating resources and improving the government's role
So if they're moving towards a free market does that mean they're also moving towards democracy or is that wishful thinking on the part of the West. That we want them to be a democracy because we think democracy is the best form of government. But what do the Chinese think, especially the increasingly wealthy middle class? Do they want democracy?
- Benjamin Herscovitch
- Beijing based Policy Analyst, Centre for Independent Studies
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- Amanda Vanstone
Comments (3)
21 Nov 2013 9:43:26am
I feel that China is moving through a period of economic development most suited to autocratic rule - heavily industrialised export lead growth.
The decisions having most impact are the allocation of large amounts of capital - which is becoming less and less effective in creating additional GDP growth.
As the economy continues to transition to one where services are much more important, I am far from convinced that top down management will be nearly as effective in managing the economy.
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Yes, then they can enjoy the stunning economic and social successes that are so characteristic of Western 'democracies'.


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If Peyton Manning is the most valuable Bronco, Chris Kuper might be the Bronco most valuable to Manning's well being.
In the five games Kuper has been the Broncos' starting right guard, Manning has been sacked only twice. In the eight games Kuper missed because of forearm and ankle injuries, Manning has been sacked 17 times.
That doesn't mean Kuper's replacement, Manny Ramirez, is responsible for so many hits on Denver's quarterback. But it does speak to Kuper's role as the glue and leader of the Broncos' offensive line.
"I don't think it's one guy. I don't think it ever is," said coach John Fox. "There's a lot of guys involved in the pass protection from the quarterback to the wideouts, running backs. So I think that's really by chance."
Yes and no. Offensive lines don't work as five separate blockers but as five blockers who move and ward off defenders as one. Remove one piece from that line — especially a piece such as Kuper, who is the senior member of Denver's blocking unit — and there could be a domino effect.
Kuper has been around so long, he was a teammate of center Tom Nalen and left tackle Matt Lepsis. Kuper has the strength and instincts to help young right tackle Orlando Franklin and veteran center Dan Koppen, who has been with the Broncos for only three months.
Problem is, Kuper has been banged up all season. He missed the first five games because of a fractured left forearm and missed three more because of a left ankle injury that flared up last week before the game at Oakland. It's the ankle that was dislocated during the final game of last season.
For Sunday's game at Baltimore, Kuper is listed as questionable.
Focused on football. The NBA's Memphis Grizzlies played the Nuggets on Friday night at the Pepsi Center.
Manning, whose wife, Ashley, recently invested a minority stake in her hometown Grizzlies, didn't attend the game. At tipoff, he was already in Baltimore. The Broncos left town Friday afternoon because Fox prefers to leave two days before a road game.
Asked about the Nuggets- Grizzlies game, Manning said: "No comment. Baltimore game."
Footnotes. Wesley Woodyard, the Broncos' leader in tackles by a wide margin (he has 97 and second-place Mike Adams has 68) even after missing last week's game at Oakland because of a sprained ankle, said he will play Sunday. Woodyard's primary task figures to be running down Ravens tailback Ray Rice. "Got to be ready to go sideline to sideline," Woodyard said. ... Indications are Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis won't play Sunday because of his torn triceps, but there's a decent chance that linebacker Terrell Suggs will return after missing last weekend's game because of a biceps injury.


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Kent kicks off a brand new five-episode series for Brava with the men of the Smithson Groupfive spies whose best work is done in the field and between the sheets. Christian Bane is a member of the Smithson Group's elite force. Having been betrayed by a woman he trusted, then left to die in a Thai prison by the crime syndicate Spectra IT, he trusts no one.
Now Spectra has made a secret deal with a top scientist to crack a governmental encryption code. By posing as Spectra boss Peter Deacon, Christian has a chance to get even. He also has a chance to get cozy with the scientist's goddaughter, Natasha, to elicit information. But the closer he gets to her, the harder it is not to trust her. If Natasha isn't the criminal he was led to believe, will she ever forgive him for turning on her?
Fast-paced from beginning to end, The Bane Affair is packed with pulse-pounding intrigue. The chemistry between Christian and Natasha is electrifying. Readers won't want to put this one down and are sure to look forward to meeting the rest of the SG-5 operatives. (Oct., 336 pp., $14.00)
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Max Payne Mobile
By Rockstar Games
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Max Payne, the award-winning title is now available for iOS.
A fugitive undercover cop framed for murder, hunted by cops and the mob, Max is a man with his back against the wall, fighting a battle he cannot hope to win. Max Payne is a relentless story-driven game about a man on the edge, fighting to clear his name while struggling to uncover the truth about his slain family amongst a myriad of plot-twists.
The groundbreaking original cinematic action-shooter, Max Payne introduced the concept of Bullet Time® in videogames. Through its stylish slow-motion gunplay combined with a dark and twisted story, Max Payne redefined the action-shooter genre.
Universal App:
Max Payne is supported on iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod Touch 4, iPad 1, iPad 2, the new iPad.
• Max Payne's signature slow motion gunplay, Bullet Time®
• Stunningly sharp, HD quality resolution and textures
• Retina supported resolution for the new iPad
• Gameplay tailored for touch screen devices
• Highly customizable controls
• Multiple aiming modes
• Rockstar Games Social Club integration to track stats, unlock cheats and more*
*Rockstar Games Social Club supported on the iPhone4, iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and the new iPad only. Cheats are still accessible on older devices.
For those using the "Skip to Level" cheat, we recommend that you have weapons in your inventory; as you will start a new level with your current weapon set.
Languages Supported: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian and Japanese.
Mobile Version developed by War Drum Studios
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Should be on the Top Charts
And when I say it should be in the top charts, I mean it. This game deserves a full 5 star rating. Great storyline, great gameplay, and endless hours of fun. Don't listen to the bad reviews, if you are planning on getting this game, get it. If you aren't planning on getting this game, then get it. One of the best games on the App Store and for only 3 bucks. Totally worth it. Thank you Rockstar, please add more games to the App Store.
Update: I finished the game now, and I have to say the ending was flawless and incredibly satisfying. I finally figured out how to access the cheats (which I didn't want to do until I had completed the game. If anyone is having trouble accessing it just tap the Social Club logo on the bottom of the list, not the top right corner. Make an account and go back to the cheats section, it should be able to access.). I was kind of disappointed when I saw that the only cheat was to play any mission you wanted. Please add more "cheat" cheats, like unlimited ammo or bullet time. That's all I have to say, thanks again Rockstar.
Update 2: It's been a while since I've played this game now. For me, I like to experience new games now and then, so I've kind of moved passed it. But still, I can't bring myself to delete this game for some reason. It's just too good. You've made a legend bringing this game to the App Store, Rockstar Games. Bring Max Payne 2 or 3 so that I can play this series some more, with a brand new experience.
Update: I just have to say that, to me, this works even better on iPhone 5 than on iPad. It just feels more responsive. Please make MP2 for iOS. Thanks!
This is - BY FAR - the best translation of a console game to iOS. Period. When I saw this in the app store I made that high-pitched girl scream where you can't get any sound out but that little screetch. Thank you, Rockstar for doing this. It's pretty much exactly like the console game and I beg you to please make Max Payne 2 for iOS as soon as you can. In terms of technical comments I feel pretty good about the controls and I want to note that the virtual joysticks just coming down wherever you place your thumbs is genius. Is it AS easy as using physical joysticks? No, of course not, because they are on a touch-screen. But it's pretty darn close. Great job! Again: PLEASE MAKE MAX PAYNE 2: THE FALL OF MAX PAYNE FOR iOS, AS WELL. Thanks!
Works well on low end devices
When Rockstar says this game can run an iPod touch 4th gen, they mean it. The frame-rate is high, the textures are not downgraded, the polygon count is consistent with the console, and it doesn't crash! It's a bit harder to aim on the small screen of an iPhone/iPod, but that was my only issue.
The game ran just as well on the iPad air, but it feels more dated when you can notice the bland character models who don't move their lips in cutscenes. Although aiming is better on the iPad and the frame-rate is butter smooth, it feels less special than playing it on an iPhone. Overall it's a very good port and worth playing.
- $2.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Mar 18, 2013
- Version: 1.3
- Size: 1.19 GB
- Language: English
- Seller: Rockstar Games, Inc.
- ©1998-2012 Rockstar Games
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.2 or later. Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPad, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation), and iPod touch (6th generation).


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This is a jacket without all the bells and whistles, but it is lightweight, durable, and a good fit. It might be a bit difficult with a harness to access side pockets, but there are some internal pockets and one chest pocket that are easy to access. The length of the jacket is one of the best features - covers the bum pretty well and won't creep up when you're bending over. There is some extra room in the body to wear a fleece underneath, which is important. It's pretty goodlooking too. Size small fit me well: 5'5", 137 lbs, athletic build.
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I was happy to find a jacket that was longer than the norm. The color is beautiful. The quality great, however I didn't realize that it was a very thin shell. It sized on the small side. I had to return it. Wish I could find a womens jacket that is this length, color, warmer, and a draw string waist/snow skirt.
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IiSDD1, a gene responsive to autopolyploidy and environmental factors in Isatis indigotica
Department of Pharmacy, Changzheng Hospital, Second Military Medical University, 200003 Shanghai, People's Republic of China.Molecular Biology Reports (Impact Factor: 2.02). 09/2009; 37(2):987-94. DOI: 10.1007/s11033-009-9776-z
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In plants, stomata play a pivotal role in the regulation of gas exchange and are distributed throughout the aerial epidermis. SDD1, a gene isolated from Arabidopsis thaliana has been demonstrated to specialize in stomatal density and distribution. In our present study, a comprehensive survey of global gene expression performed by using an A. thaliana whole genome Affymetrix gene chip revealed SDD1 tends to be significantly lower in tetraploid Isatis indigotica than in diploid ones. To intensively investigate different SDD1 expression in response to polyploidy, a full-length cDNA clone (IiSDD1) encoding SDD1 was isolated from the traditional Chinese medicinal herb I. indigotica cDNA library. IiSDD1 shared a high level of identity with that from A. thaliana, containing some basic features of subtilases: D, H and S regions, as well as a substrate-binding site. Real-time quantitative PCR analysis indicated that IiSDD1 was constitutively expressed in all tested tissues, including roots, stems and leaves, both in tetraploid and diploid I. indigotica, and with the highest expression in leaves. In addition, IiSDD1 was also found to be down-regulated by signalling molecules for plant defence responses, such as abscisic acid (100 microM) and gibberellin (100 mg/L), as well as by environmental stresses including salt, darkness, coldness and drought. Our study, for the first time, indicates SDD1 participates not only in the defense/stress responsive pathways, but also probably involves in plants polyploidy evolution.
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Rogue Male (novel)
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|Geoffrey Household
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Rogue Male (1939) by Geoffrey Household is a classic thriller novel of the 1930s.
The book was reissued in 2007 with an introduction by Victoria Nelson.[1]
The protagonist, an unnamed British sportsman, sets out in the spring of 1938 to see if he can get an unnamed European dictator in the sights of his rifle. Supposedly interested only in the stalk for its own sake, he convinces himself that he does not intend to pull the trigger. Caught while taking aim by the dictator's secret service guards, he is tortured, thrown over a cliff and left for dead.
But he comes to and manages to make his way to a port, where he succeeds in stowing away on an English ship bound for London. Once there, he discovers that agents of the unnamed country are aware he has escaped and are after him. He evades one by pushing him onto the live rail in the London Underground, after which the police launch a nationwide manhunt for the murderer.
Unable to go to the British authorities, who cannot condone assassination of a head of state, and pursued both by agents of that state and by the police, he decides to go literally underground in Dorset. Reports that he has been sighted alert Quive-Smith, leader of the agents, who locates the hide and blocks the exit, leaving only a breathing hole. He wants his quarry alive.
Trapped, the protagonist ponders on his predicament and confesses to himself that he would in fact have pulled the trigger, as revenge for the execution of his fiancée by the totalitarian régime. Constructing a makeshift catapult or miniature Roman ballista (a kind of cross-bow), he induces Quive-Smith to look into the breathing hole and shoots him dead. Taking Quive-Smith's papers, money and car, he drives to Liverpool and boards a ship for Tangier. From there, he plans his second stalk, determined this time that he will not miss his target.
Though never named in the book, which came out before the Second World War, the target clearly[citation needed] is Adolf Hitler.
- Man Hunt, starring Walter Pidgeon and George Sanders, was a 1941 Hollywood film based on Rogue Male, in which the unspecified dictator of the novel is explicitly identified as Hitler. For this version, Pidgeon's character is named Captain Alan Thorndyke.
- In 1951, the story was adapted for American radio as a half-hour episode of the CBS anthology series Suspense. Herbert Marshall and Ben Wright starred.
- Rogue Male was a 1976 BBC TV film, starring Peter O'Toole, John Standing and Alastair Sim. For this version, O'Toole's character was named Sir Robert Hunter.
- The book was adapted for radio by the BBC, in 1989, as a 90-minute drama starring Simon Cadell and David Googe.
- In 2004, an unabridged reading of Rogue Male, performed by Michael Jayston, in fifteen half-hour episodes, was broadcast on BBC Radio 7. It was broadcast again on Radio 4 Extra in August/September 2012, and most recently in March/April 2014
The book influenced David Morrell's first novel, the 1972 "hunted man" action thriller First Blood, which spawned the Rambo film series. Morrell has acknowledged the debt in several interviews, including: "When I started First Blood, back in 1968, I was deeply influenced by Geoffrey Household's Rogue Male."[2]
In 2005 Robert Macfarlane and Roger Deakin set out to find the possible location of the 'holloway' where the protagonist makes his stand in Devon. Deakin writes of it in his posthumously published diaries Notes from Walnut Farm, and Macfarlane in his introduction to a reissue of Rogue Male[3] and his own book Holloway.
Household published a sequel, Rogue Justice, in 1982. A fifteen-part abridged reading by Michael Jayston was broadcast on BBC Radio 7 in 2009 and subsequently repeated there and on BBC Radio 4Extra.
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- ^ New York: NYRB Classics. ISBN 978-1-59017-243-8
- ^ "interview in The Book Reporter". Retrieved 2007-10-10.
- ^ "article in The Guardian". Retrieved 2015-07-31.


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Enjoy an African adventure from Kenya to Cape Town.
Travel from Kenya to Cape Town through some of Africa's most incredible sights on this jaw-dropping overland journey. Explore Kenya's bustling capital, keep your eyes open for the Big Five – elephants, rhinos, buffalo, lions and leopards – in the vast savannas of the Serengeti, hike through lush mountain terrain and traverse sprawling desert plains. Sample exotic flavours, meet some of the friendliest people on the planet, and prepare for an unforgettable escapade on this incredible African adventure.
- Spot big cats in the Serengeti
- Explore the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater
- Peruse colourful crafts in village markets
- Meet friendly locals at Lake Malawi
- Learn the secrets of the San Bushmen
- Discover Zimbabwe's ancient ruins
Day 1 Nairobi
Day 2 Mto Wa Mbu
Day 3 Serengeti National Park
Day 4 Serengeti National Park
Day 5 Ngorongoro Crater / Karatu
Day 6 Marangu
Day 7 Usambara Mountains
Day 8 Usambara Mountains
Day 9 Ngorongoro Krater
Day 10 Stone Town
Day 11 Zanzibar Northern Beaches
Day 12 Zanzibar Northern Beaches
Day 13 Mikumi
Day 14 Iringa/Chitimba
Day 15 Chitimba
Day 16 Lake Malawi
Day 17 Lake Malawi
Day 18 South Luangwa National Park
Day 19 South Luangwa National Park
Day 20 Changa Changa Luangwa Bridge
Day 21 Lusaka
Day 22 Harare
Day 23 Masvingo
Day 24 Bulawayo
Day 25 Bulawayo
Day 26 Victoria Falls
Day 27 Victoria Falls
Day 28 Victoria Falls
Day 29 Chobe National Park
Day 30 Chobe National Park
Day 31 Bagani Community Camp
Day 32 Okavango Delta
Day 33 Okavango Delta
Day 34 Bagani
Day 35 Grootfontein
Day 36 Grootfontein/San Bushmen
Day 37 Etosha National Park
Day 38 Etosha National Park
Day 39 Spitzkoppe
Day 40 Swakopmund
Day 41 Swakopmund
Day 42 Swakopmund
Day 43 Sesriem/Sossusvlei
Day 44 Sesriem/Bethanie
Day 45 Fish River Canyon
Day 46 Orange River
Day 47 Western Cape
Day 48 Cape Town
Meals45 breakfasts, 39 lunches, 39 dinners
Transport4x4 Safari Vehicle, Ferry, Mokoro, Overland vehicle
AccommodationBungalow (2 nights), Camping (with basic facilities) (5 nights), Camping (with facilities) (35 nights), Chalet (3 nights), Hotel (2 nights)
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- Chobe - Dawn game drive
- Fish River Canyon
- Great Zimbabwe Ruins
- Irente - walk & local lunch
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- Nature Walk
- Ngorongoro Crater - Game drive
- San Bushman cultural experience
- Serengeti - Game drive
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Sheep to Slippers: children make their own beautiful wool slippers
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Support your child's creativity through this two-week summer offering! Children will explore the magical nature of wool, our gift from the sheep, as they design and felt their very own wool slippers. Days will be spent washing and carding wool, collecting flowers and cutting vegetables to create dye baths, and observing the transformation of the fibers into a beautiful rainbow of natural hues. Each child will design and fashion an individual pair of felted wool slippers, and by the end of the two weeks everyone will have their own pair, hand-made to fit their own feet.
In addition, there will be ample time for circle, story, and puppet plays, as well as walks along our many acres of beautiful wooded trails and romps through the sprinkler in the play yard.
Children will enjoy healthy organic snacks made at Green Meadow and bring a picnic lunch from home each day.
This offering is led by Early Childhood Educator Nell Rowland and takes place at the Green Meadow Waldorf School Kindergarten Building. For more information or to register, please email Mrs. Rowland at firstname.lastname@example.com. $750 for two-week program, includes snacks and all materials.
This piece from The Washington Post is worth reading. Our favorite quote: "I also believe that competence can only be gained through experience; therefore, allowing our children to take risks will actually make them safer. Behind this philosophy is a strong trust in children's abilities in general; I often feel that we don't give children enough credit in this area."
Luis Fernando Llosa, Sports Illustrated investigator and writer & co-author of Beyond Winning: Smart Parenting in a Toxic Sports Environment, spoke at Green Meadow on March 7. Watch an excerpt of his talk at Green Meadow here. Read his recent piece in The Huffington Post.
This recent piece from The New York Times reminds us of the importance of letting our children have experiences that build their resilience and self-confidence.
A salient quote: "Dr. Gray links the astronomical rise in childhood depression and anxiety disorders, which are five to eight times more common than they were in the 1950s, to the decline in free play among young children. 'Young people today are less likely to have a sense of control over their own lives and more likely to feel they are the victims of circumstances, which is predictive of anxiety and depression,' he said."
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The Rise and Fall of Captain James CookJames Cook never laid eyes on the sea until he was in his teens. He then began an extraordinary rise from farmboy outsider to the hallowed rank of captain of the Royal Navy, leading three historic journeys that would forever link his name with fearless exploration (and inspire pop-culture heroes like Captain Hook and Captain James T. Kirk). In Farther Than Any Man, noted modern-day adventurer
Captain Cook's Journal During The First Voyage Round The World (Illustrated)The journal of James Cook as he travelled and explored his way around Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti and other places. Includes map illustrations. Chapters include: Sketch Of Captain Cook's Life; England To Rio Janeiro; Rio Janeiro To Tahiti; Exploration Of North Island Of New Zealand; Passage From New Zealand To New Holland; Exploration Of East Coast Of Australia; Batavia To Cape Of Good Hope;
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During His First Voyage Round the WorldSTRANGE it must appear that the account of perhaps the most celebrated and, certainly to the English nation, the most momentous voyage of discovery that has ever taken place--for it practically gave birth to the great Australasian Colonies--has never before been given to the world in the very words of its great leader. It has fallen out in this wise. After the return of the Endeavour it was
A Voyage Towards the South Pole and Round the World (Complete)Whether the unexplored part of the Southern Hemisphere be only an immense mass of water, or contain another continent, as speculative geography seemed to suggest, was a question which had long engaged the attention, not only of learned men, but of most of the maritime powers of Europe. To put an end to all diversity of opinion about a matter so curious and important, was his majesty's principal
$2.994 works of James Cook British explorer, navigator, cartographer, and captain in the Royal Navy (1728-1779) This ebook presents a collection of 4 works of James Cook. A dynamic table of contents allows you to jump directly to the work selected. Table of Contents: A Voyage Towards the South Pole and Round the World Volume II A Voyage Towards the South Pole and Round the World, Volume I Captain
The Life of Captain James CookEARLY YEARS. James Cook, the Circumnavigator, was a native of the district of Cleveland, Yorkshire, but of his ancestry there is now very little satisfactory information to be obtained. Nichols, in his Topographer and Genealogist, suggests that "James Cooke, the celebrated mariner, was probably of common origin with the Stockton Cookes." His reason for the suggestion being that a branch of the


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I slouched in to the taxi passenger seat, greeted warmly by an older Arab man who had altogether too much energy for a 1am pick up in this dead place. I knew as soon as I saw the driver that I would soon be doing the ancestry dance with him. This is a habit of every Middle Eastern man I've met. Read more
Struggle Street framed poverty as a combination of genetic inheritance and natural disaster – a barrier to be overcome only through ceaseless positive effort. Those who sabotage themselves through bad choices are therefore fair targets for our scorn, while those who gain employment or remain sober deserve praise for overcoming the odds. The deserving and undeserving poor, in other words. What an old story. Read more
Andy Drewitt's photographs of asylum seekers seek to humanise an often overblown debate. Rather than the usual images of trauma and flight, his work focuses on what people do once they have the freedom to make decisions based on enjoyment, not just survival. Read more
Everyone was stunned. No one wanted to believe it. Holden was 'bigger than the Roman Empire', as one former Holden worker put it. It wasn't going anywhere. Read more
It's a Saturday night in Kings Cross, Sydney. The famous neon Coca Cola sign flashes an enticing red light, promising a good night on the town. It's 11pm and a mob of riot police stand awkwardly, anticipating trouble. Those spilling from the taxis gingerly straighten themselves as they file past. Read more
A moment of anxiety follows the plunge, backwards, off the side of a boat into the tropical waters of the Great Barrier Reef. Entering a realm in which humans are out of place, the world beneath the surface is an alien environment. It is, literally, a plunge into the unknown. Read more
It all seems quite idyllic – people of varying nationalities, religions and cultures coexisting peacefully. It could be a blueprint for the perfect multicultural society. However, there's something beneath the surface that is troubling to the western notion of modern liberalism. Read more
The hysteria currently being concocted by Australia's political leaders is a smokescreen for the more serious threat facing everyone – an attack of the very freedoms and values our nation has been built on. Read more
In Turkey, less than 50 kilometres from the border, Syrians have chosen their favourite cafes, have opened Aleppine sweet shops and set up stores in the old city. Read more
A few days after the release of the budget, in which the Coalition government announced it was spreading the burden by increasing university fees, cutting school funding, and cutting welfare for young people comes a story that confirms what many already suspect to be the nature of opportunity: it's much easier to come by if you're born into privilege. Read more


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LJ, Believe me, I'm not suggesting what to buy or sell. However, if I may, I'd suggest that an emotional response to a customer service department would not be 'my' basis in that decision. (fundamental and technical analysis instead) My worst days in my 24 years of trading were primarily caused by my emotional responses. I still struggle with it although I'm pretty sure I'm better than in the 'olden days'.
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To: Pengy and Stonecutter12. Since I've been reading extensively on AT&T (T) on SA, it's beginning to seem foolish that I don't also own T. Neither T nor VZ seem to be going anywhere fast, why not collect an extra full percentage point in dividend?
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Funny! My 1st service was with Sprint in 2000/2001. It actually was not horrible. I got it because I was moving from Kingston, NY to the outskirts of Utica and had no 'normal phone'. Once I got settled and at the end of the contract, I thought I was a smarty-pants and was going to save a ton of money by switching to T-Mobile. Three miles outside of Utica, T-Mobile had ZERO coverage! I bought out the contract and went to Verizon. Except for a brief experience with TracFone, I'm with Verizon again. I live in rural Tennessee and Verizon is the only service with 'nearly' total coverage. I am totally willing to pay some 'premium'. Although I've never had AT&T, there's really no comparison between Verizon and the other carriers. I also own the stock and this margin compression has me worried. I'm an older person and love the dividend but capital depreciation is an ugly thought. I probably worry too much.
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Not worried about QE3 and prepayment risk as much as one might expect, American Capital (AGNC) CIO Gary Kain notes (transcript) 70% of his company's holdings are backed by lower loan balance mortgages. With mortgage origination operations running at full capacity, a $100K refinance is going to get pushed to the back of the line. "You really need ... 150 or more basis points of incentive ... then you start to see (lower loan balance refis) pick up." [View news story]Sep 22, 2012. 03:41 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
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Oh hay, you know what time it is? Morphin' time? Turtle time? Oh my god, no! (BRB, cackling at your wrongness.) It's Throwback Thursday, and for today's #TBT we're setting our sights on this photo of Miley Cyrus and Rihanna attending the 2009 GRAMMY Salute to Clive Davis.
Let's see, early 2009…
MySpace Myspace heaved its last dying breath over suburbia, a nation gasped at the return of HIGH-waisted jeans (????), and Lady Gaga's "puh-puh-puh" rumbling grew increasingly louder. Jeez, the world sure has changed a lot since then! Thank God Miley and RiRi haven't.
While we must admit we're a bit behind on our celebrity updates, we're sure the "Party In The U.S.A." singer's now off riding her Disney Channel success to other ventures. Perhaps, IDK, playing Tinker Bell in a live broadcast of "Peter Pan?" You know, something family friendly.
And, Rihanna. The "Disturbia" songstress has had quite an edgy streak lately. Remember that time she cut her hair into a bob? EDGE. OF. OUR. SEAT. We don't know if we could've handled more of a surprise, but thankfully she never seems to go too far. That's what we like about Rihanna! Good, clean fun — just like Branson!
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originally posted by: mwood
You are right, Never considered that before.
PM me about changing my diet if you could.
originally posted by: droid56
I'm doing this one post, but I won't read any of the replies. I've been down this road several times, and I'm not willing to go there again.
Let me say this one more time. If you consider yourself an animal lover and you eat meat, you are either not looking at reality, or you are a hypocrite. Visit the factory farms, and tell me I am wrong. View the line ups for the animals about to be killed, and tell me I am wrong.
What's strange is that good people support the cruelty of the meat industry.
I felt I had to post this at ATS just this one time, but I'm out of here because I know what the apologists for the cruelty will say. Been there. It disgusted me when I read their justifications. My reaction to this post would be the same.
originally posted by: Kangaruex4Ewe
What are they going to do when you eat all of their food? It's the circle of life and it works exactly how it is supposed to work. I don't know one person IRL that condones some of the things that go on in the slaughter houses. To ASSume people do simply because they like meat is really just ludicrous.
originally posted by: incoserv
a reply to: droid56
But for the most part, I only eat animals that I bleed out myself.
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Animals aside...........why post a thread if you refuse
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For the record I love animals, but that doesn't mean I don't
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Life and ATS without bacon ? Unthinkable.
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Hung out at the lounge on the second floor of San Jose Rep and met Corpse Run's director John-Michael Thomas, who is proceeding onward to the Phoenix Film Festival; this self-taught filmmaker was talking about how he cast star Brea Grant right before she went up to the big time in TV's Heroes. He also insists there's a false dichotomy between indie and Hollywood films, feeling that one feeds the other. He's sending me his film so more on it later.
Mostly, I yakked with Charlie Cockey, CQ's man in Brno, who is still couch-camping to Follow That Dream; we were mostly talking about his former life as a folk rock musician in the Haight Ashbury days.
Arrived too late for the Chekhov adapataion of The Bet, though according to Alejandro Adams, it has the movie has that thing where there's a "swoosh" sound every time there's a whip pan. The programming was going smoothly, though sometimes films get held up in customs, presumably because some members of the Medellin Cartel are pressing loads of cocaine into the replicas of a 35mm film or something like that.
Went with Charley to Bitter and Twisted on multiple recommendations, and wasn't disappointed. First came the in-house 'Quest promotional film, with Danny Masterson being interviewed (and being a bit of a ween, if you ask me) as well as previews for Blue Road. "Bullcrit," according to M. Snyder of San Francisco, is the term for the practice of relying on someone else's review for judgement in yours. And yet, from the trailers, it looks like Metro's Michael Gant nailed the film.
I mean, it's great seeing the Vegas lights slide over a polished car hood; it was great even back in '78 when the car was being driven by Dan Tanna. However (as per the unjustly laureled In Search of a Midnight Kiss*) it's good to see visuals making a comeback, after the indie-film movement had got rid of plot, writing, acting, and visuals. One out of four ain't bad.
As for Bitter and Twisted—agree with Charlie that the title is awful, as awful as the title of Mommy Is at the Hairdresser's (another must-see in Charlie's estimation). But B & T, this wryly Australian twist on the Ordinary People plot, really had a lot going on. Noni Hazelhurst, as the neglected wife of a mountainously obese car salesman (Steve Rogers) starts looking for love in the wrong places; meanwhile "funny puppy" son Ben (Christopher Weeks) is getting picked up by a snazzy male friend. And the girl he thinks he loves, Indigo (Leeanna Walsman, Zam Wessell from the Star Wars saga, ahoy geeks) is of in love with a married man, and is bringing a baseball bat to the m.m.'s house to prove it. Melbourne stands in for Moscow in this Chekhovian drama of all-around failure and dashed hopes; Hazelhurst herself is the one who seemed like the standout in a melodrama-free comedy of disappointment. Good on yer, director Christopher Weekes.
Didn't stay to see Kevin Pollak, but am good with that decision on the grounds that I had deadlines galore. I did hear his Shatner on KFJC, and it is a stitch.
Would like to recommend a couple of local attractions to visitors. "Some films are a slice of life, mine are a slice of cake," said Hitchcock. If you're looking for a slice of cake that'll dwell in your memories, check the Flames Coffee Shop right next to the big San Jose library; the "Wheel of Ginormous Cakes" is an ancient San Jose pre-movie trad dating from the Flames' other location next to the Domes on Winchester Boulevard.
Afterward, check out the Window Gallery on Fourth near Santa Clara for a display of eccentric and antique bicycles, including one Believe It or Not relic, a bike impaled by the trunk of a "Tree of Heaven"—"tree of heaven" being the pestilential exotic camphor that I dug up by the cord from the backyard of my Willow Glen house, enough to call it Tree of Purgatory. Was delighted to hear this plant has been nicknamed "Ghetto Palm."
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You know, I really do like this character design. Especially the face mask. Plus, I like the idea of Phlox being flower-based. I would love to see him make some kind of appearance in the games someday.
Beyond amazing. This is the mind state that NetherRealm needs to take. Realistic muscle toning and proportions. Love it. Granted, MKX looks like it is steering in the right direction but I still cannot stand Scorpion and Sub-Zero and the direction they took them.
Make Kitana please
I'm sorry but who's Phlox?
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Don't write "male in",the female one is called "Khameleon"
I know she is... sadly I find a lot of the MK community dont know about her it seems so I make doubly sure
Ehm..Who is Phlox?
wow amazing your work so beautiful .If u can you think u can make another scorpion work piece . i really appreciate it .
Is that a full face plate, or is the top half meant to be his human face?
Full plate i gues, it's merged
would his powers be flower based??....dude you are seriously great!!
the most flamboyant of ninjas... and yet he can still kick your ass lol
Another amazing piece from you. Great work.
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Francis J. Scanlon, 78, of Kirkville, and formerly of Old Forge, passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013 surrounded by his wife and family. Born Feb. 9, 1934, to Thomas and Margaret (McGuire) Scanlon, Fran grew up in Herkimer, N.Y. and graduated from Herkimer High School.
Fran had a unique work history which included road construction, ski patrol and operations at Jiminy Peak Ski Hill, Paleface Mountain and Shoemaker Mountain, and Loblaw's grocery store. Fran owned and operated The Riverside Restaurant and Fran's Lawn Care Service in Old Forge before moving to Kirkville. One of his greatest personal accomplishments was the 25 years he volunteered with the Old Forge Fire Department as an EMT and ambulance driver. After many years together, he and Mary Margaret Wagner were married in 2002 surrounded by their families. Fran loved to read, play golf, fish, ski and share his love and knowledge of those things with others. Though he has struggled through many health issues over the last several years, he never gave up or stopped smiling.
Fran is survived by his wife, Mary Margaret, their children Paula (David) Hayes, MaryAnn (Rodney) Levesque, Tom (Susan Marvin) Scanlon, Missy (Larry) Levesque, Lori (Marshall) Patton, Rich (Beth) Wagner, Shari Clubine, and Matt (Kim) Wagner. The love of his life, his grandchildren and their families – Stephanie (Patrick) Doherty, Christopher (Beth) Walker, Nicholas Hayes, Rodney (Adrienne) Levesque, Jamie (Eric) Woodward, Cory Scanlon, Kali Scanlon, Ryan (Kristen) Smith, Timothy (Shelley) Smith, Elizabeth (Peter) Naughton, Dan Wagner, Austen (Justine) Levesque, Stephen & Joey Levesque, James Patton, Zach, Dale & Nathan Wagner, Kayli and Sabrina Clubine, Madison, Jordan, Jacob & Hannah Wagner as well as 10 great grandchildren. In addition he is survived by his sister, Marie Scalise, and her family. He was predeceased by his parents, his sister, Jeanette Barrett, and his brother in law, Orrie Scalise.
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Great Pan, Durable, Non-Stick
So far, we're very happy. Have had it about a year, has held up very well. No complaints. Non stick works pretty good, get a few things stuck on from time to time - easy clean up though, just soak it a little in warm soapy water, much easier than other pans we've owned that have damn near permanent "leftovers" attached to it. Durable construction, hasn't warped at all. Like all pans with a non stick surface, use wooden, plastic, or silicone utensils with it for longevity. No matter what, once they get scratched, they start to go down hill - not this one yet.
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January 17, 2015
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Sur La Table Store
I purchased the sheet pan set from one of your stores and like the quality.
Michael F on Jan 23, 2016
Wanted to try this brand so I thought I would start with this one as my 9x9 bake pans are 20 plus years old and they are definitely showing their age!
Kathy M on Jan 13, 2016
Need durable pan for baked goods
Sally R on Jan 21, 2016
*x* is the standard size - but lately I have found quite a few needs for 9" pan. I have several other Chicago products and am very pleased with the overall quality.
Adrienne C on Feb 15, 2015