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UNDATED (www.incnow.tv) - General Motors recalls nearly 34,000 Buicks and Cadillacs due to a problem with the automatic transmission.
The recall involves the 2013 Buick Lacrosse full size cars and the 2013 Cadillac SRX crossover SUVs. GM says software problems can cause transmissions in the vehicles to unexpectedly shift into sport mode, which can override any slowing effect and increase the risk of a crash.
GM will reprogram the transmission free of charge.
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
One Outfit, Two Different Looks
15 comments:
- Dawn of LaTouchables said...
What a very attractive lady--all of them. I am fortunate to have dicovered your site, as I love being inspired by the voice of experience.
- July 7, 2011 at 11:23 AM
- Sabrina said...
Amazing! What a great blog ;-) The elderly people are always such a source of inspiration to me, love it! ♥
- July 7, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Nan said...
Wonderful advice from Helen I love it. I'm now looking for gloves as these ladies here all seem to set off their outfits with them. I loved seeing the orange or red gloves with a black coat.
- July 7, 2011 at 12:38 PM
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- July 7, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- Lausi said...
OMG... this blog is so brilliant on so many levels. THANKS for showing us that fun and joy of life doesn't stop just because we all get older.
Love this blog!
Amazing ladies and so much to learn from them :)
- July 7, 2011 at 1:34 PM
- Eliza said...
this blog is delightful!
- July 7, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Gazel M. said...
I love this so much.
I want to be as classy as her!
- July 7, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Gloria said...
Oh she is just so beautiful and so full of spice. I like her style and how she is getting around with her basket, truly inspiring. I'm truly heartened each time I come to your blog Ari. I feel somewhat free when I leave here and go about my business here at home. Housecleaning that is, tee hee. I did put lipstick on this morning to load the dishwasher and water the plants outside. This blog brightens my life. Thank you.
- July 7, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- LA Lynn's said...
I always look forward to your BLOG POSTS!!!! *AWESOME*
- July 7, 2011 at 2:56 PM
- Barb said...
What a beautiful lady! You can't help but to read and watch with a big smile on your face!
- July 7, 2011 at 4:48 PM
- This is Belgium said...
Hey ! I very often look at your postings, like today's one very much.
When I was working at my blog a few minutes ago, I was thinking of advanced style.. hope you will like it http://whatisbelgium.blogspot.com
- July 7, 2011 at 4:49 PM
- Claire M. said...
Coolest Grandmom on earth! She's very fashionable indeed.
- July 7, 2011 at 10:22 PM
- peggy aplSEEDS said...
beautiful lady! and i think her best accessory is her lovely smile.
- July 7, 2011 at 11:57 PM
- Anne P said...
Love the women you have found. They are very chic, very comfortable with themselves and your stories help tell us we all need to be that way. Very positive. Your photography of them is wonderful. Thank you for sharing with us.
- July 8, 2011 at 7:21 AM
- Viktor said...
Somebody should design a more elegant (and less blue) walking frame for Helen.
- July 8, 2011 at 8:48 AM

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There's nothing better at the end of a Chicago winter than dusting off the ol' bike. To do so signifies summer has officially arrived. My family and I own some special bikes by Electra. We have an incredible appreciation for them, beyond their valuable function. To us, they are art objects, and at the same time sophisticated machines. I love the motorcycle language of the cruiser line, the period references, and smokin' hot paint jobs. Check out the level of detail, and handmade quality of these bikes. Handstitched leather seats, accessories worthy of prominent embellishment. Electra has introduced some new "designer" bikes over the past couple of years, and they have rightfully been getting some well desrved press. Two new Alexander Girard bikes (below), top the lineup. For those of you who are not familiar with them, it's time to revisit the website and be inspired. Bike names like "Rat Rod" and "Rat Fink" are indicators of the car culture influences.
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Trust the Process.
26 Years and Counting...
Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" is also a great read.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
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I missed it while it was occurring, but it's interesting to read about...
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Management Problems
The Nodaway River basin plan was developed to address objectives provided in the Missouri Department of Conservation Strategic Plan, Fisheries Division Operational Plan (FY 1996-2000), Stream Areas Program Plan, and the Stream Access Acquisition Plan. These plans indicate areas of future expanded resource management, public awareness, and access needs. Major areas of concern in the Nodaway River basin include water quality, riparian and aquatic habitat, aquatic communities, and recreational use. All goals are of equal importance, however, objectives are listed in order of priority under each goal. This plan only includes those items that the Missouri Department of Conservation can reasonably attain or influence during the next 25 years. Completion of these objectives will depend upon their status in overall Regional and Divisional priorities, as well as the availability of personnel and funds.
Status: Streams within the Nodaway River basin suffer from several water quality problems associated with point and non-point source pollution. Turbidity and sedimentation from erosion, and animal waste from livestock operations are non-point sources of pollution in the basin. Sewage effluent from several waste water treatment facilities is the primary point source pollutant. The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) has reduced the acreage of highly erodible soil that once was in row crop production. However, most contracts will expire by 1998, and this could result in CRP lands reverting back to row crop production. In addition, there is increased interest in construction of concentrated animal feeding operations that could result in an increase in livestock waste runoff.
Objective 1.1
Water quality standards are met in all streams within the basin.
Strategy: Enforcing existing state and federal water quality regulations will help reduce the number of violations that occur. Providing assistance in gathering additional water quality data within the basin will provide more information about stream conditions throughout the entire basin. This information can be used to provide justification for further protection and increased enforcement.
- Review NPDES, 404, and other permits and provide recommendations so that compliance with water quality standards are maintained within the basin.
- Collect fish for contaminant analysis for the Missouri Department of Health and cooperate in advising the fishing public on the effects of contaminant levels in fishes within the basin.
- Cooperate with other state and federal agencies to investigate fish kill reports and other water quality related problems that are reported in the basin.
- Monitor water quality and insure compliance with discharge permits. Most of this work is under the jurisdiction of Missouri Department of Natural Resources, but with training, volunteer groups such as Stream Teams could assist with water quality monitoring and be strong advocates for water quality throughout the basin.
- Inform the public of water quality problems (i.e., sedimentation, livestock runoff, and sewage effluent) affecting streams in the basin through media and personal contacts, literature development and distribution, Stream Team promotion, and special or educational events such as National Hunting and Fishing Day.
Objective 1.2
Maintain base flows within the Nodaway River basin at or above current levels within the constraints imposed by natural seasonal variations in precipitation.
Strategy: Work closely with agricultural agencies to address concerns related to adequate streamflows within the basin. Work with state and local governments on laws and regulations pertaining to maintenance of base flows.
- Support the development of a Missouri water law that addresses the quantity of water in Missouri streams.
- Provide technical assistance for SALT and EARTH projects as requested by Soil and Water Conservation Districts so base flows can be maintained.
- Inform the public of water quantity problems affecting streams in the basin through media and personal contacts, literature development and distribution, Stream Team promotion, and events such as St. Joseph Sport Show and National Hunting and Fishing Day.
Status: Channelization and levees negatively affect riparian and aquatic habitats through increased stream bed and bank erosion, sedimentation, and by reducing wooded corridors, instream cover, and pool/riffle habitat complexes. Due to past channelization, many stream channels have down-cut below the root systems of trees so that the few trees remaining provide little, if any, streambank stabilization. In addition, landowners in the basin are reluctant to restore 100 feet wide vegetated corridors along each streambank because of the loss in row crop acreage.
Objective 2.1
Oppose most proposed channelization, re-channelization, or levee construction projects within the Nodaway River basin.
Strategy: Preventing future channel alterations will require a combination of watchdog activities that encourage enforcement of current laws, and educational programs. If these activities work, the need for law enforcement action in the future will be reduced.
- Review all 404 and other permits within the basin and provide comments on these applications to eliminate or minimize the impact of channelization and levee construction.
- Cooperate with MDC Outreach and Education Division in presenting materials related to stream ecology and effects of channelization to elementary and/or secondary schools within the basin.
- Riparian Easements?
Objective 2.2
Inform landowners within the Nodaway River basin about good stream stewardship practices and the importance of riparian corridors. Efforts to maintain and improve riparian conditions will be concentrated along the lower eleven miles of the mainstem Nodaway, Florida Creek, Nichols Creek, and Smith Creek, that were identified as possessing the best habitat within the Nodaway River basin in Missouri.
Strategy: Advertising and promoting stream incentive programs, installing and maintaining demonstration projects, and providing educational opportunities regarding stream stewardship will allow landowners to be more aware of the reasons and techniques for protecting streams. Promoting stream incentive programs for improving riparian habitats will likely encourage more landowners to participate. The majority of the Nodaway River basin is in Iowa, so technical assistance will be limited and will have to be directed at certain select segments of the basin in Missouri. Time and resources will have to be focused where the most benefit to the basin in Missouri is likely.
- Cooperate with Farm Service Agency (FSA), Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and University Outreach and Extension personnel to promote cost share programs that include streambank and streambed stabilization, alternate watering sources, excluding livestock access, and establishing and maintaining adequate stream corridors.
- Provide recommendations to all landowners who request assistance and are willing to establish and maintain adequate stream corridors.
- Provide stream management workshops for NRCS and University Outreach and Extension staff every five years for those people who have responsibilities for agriculture programs within the Nodaway River basin.
- Cooperate with NRCS and Soil and Water Conservation Districts to establish SALT and EARTH projects within the basin.
- Establish stream management demonstration sites within the basin.
- Promote sound land management practices that enhance stream quality through landowner workshops and demonstration site tours within the basin.
- Cooperate with MDC Outreach and Education Division in using streams within the basin for aquatic education programs.
- Coordinate and cooperate with Stream Teams to conduct riparian corridor improvement projects (e.g. planting trees).
Status: A comprehensive survey of the fishes inhabiting the Nodaway River basin is needed in unsampled, or inadequately sampled streams. Several species of fish desirable to anglers are found in the basin. Channel and flathead catfish are the most sought after species, but sufficient samples to assess their populations are lacking. Very limited invertebrate sampling has been conducted, and a comprehensive study across the basin has not been conducted.
Objective 3.1
Assess and maintain native non-game fish populations and aquatic invertebrates at or above present levels throughout the basin.
Strategy: Assess the status of fish and invertebrate communities throughout the basin through a cooperative effort between MDNR, MDC, Iowa DNR, Iowa county conservation boards, Missouri Western State College, and Northwest Missouri State University. Achieving habitat objectives within the basin should ensure maintenance and improvement of aquatic communities. To determine if there are changes in aquatic communities within the basin, periodic surveys will need to be conducted with directed effort toward collecting indicator species (species sensitive to poor water quality) within the basin.
- Develop standard sampling techniques for assessing fish and aquatic invertebrate communities, including development and use of indicator species.
- Identify critical habitats for indicator species at all life stages and maintain or enhance these areas as needed to stabilize and/or increase populations.
- Implement a sampling program that monitors diversity and abundance of aquatic communities throughout the basin in cooperation with MDNR, Iowa DNR, Missouri Western State College, and Northwest Missouri State University. Through training, Stream Teams could provide additional information on aquatic communities within the basin.
- Enforcement of regulations pertaining to water quality and quantity, enhancement of riparian corridors, and improvement of instream habitat will help protect and enhance native aquatic communities within the basin.
- Consider artificial propagation and reintroduction of native species into historically occupied areas where habitat improvement is noted.
Objective 3.2
Evaluate sportfish populations within basin streams and provide recommendations for maintenance and improvement of these populations to a level that satisfies the angling public.
Strategy: Assess the quality of sportfish populations and provide recommendations for the enhancement of populations through regulations, habitat improvement, or stocking. A creel survey to determine angler use, harvest, and attitudes should be done in the Nodaway basin. This information would be of utility in managing sportfish populations, and it would provide guidance for future management within the basin.
- Conduct a creel survey to determine angler use, harvest, and attitudes in the basin.
- Develop a standardized sampling method and implement a monitoring program to collect trend data to be used in evaluating and managing basin sportfish populations.
- Identify critical habitats for sportfish (primarily channel catfish) at all life stages and maintain or enhance these areas as needed to increase production.
- Improve populations of sportfish through regulations and habitat improvements once population objectives have been determined.
- Increase awareness of the recreational potential of fishes other than sportfish such as common carp, buffalo, gar, and freshwater drum through articles in local newspapers, outdoor magazines, and/or a possible Missouri Conservationist magazine article.
Status: Most citizens in the region lack an understanding and appreciation for the importance of stream resources. There is little regard for the well-being of streams within the basin.
Objective 4.1
Increase the level of public understanding of local stream resources and proper stream management practices.
Strategy: Increasing public awareness and knowledge of stream values should result in improvements in the level of appreciation for local stream resources. Enhanced awareness of streams within the basin should result in heightened concern about stream quality.
- Promote formation of Stream Teams within the basin through contacts with local civic organizations and schools.
- Locate local streams within the basin that are near schools that also possess adequate access for field trips.
- Cooperate with Missouri Western State College, Northwest Missouri State University, and the MDC Outreach and Education Division in using local streams in the basin for aquatic education programs.
- Promote the values of stream resources within the basin through local newspaper articles, radio, and television.
Status: Turbid water, steep banks, straight channels, intensively farmed land, and limited access combine to limit recreation associated with basin streams. The Nodaway River is not floatable at certain times due to low flows and this also discourages visitation. Small scenic areas are found in the basin, and with restoration of wooded corridors, increased public awareness, and better access, increases in use should be possible.
Objective 5.1
Increase recreational opportunities on and along streams within the basin.
Strategy: The MDC strategic plan calls for an increase in stream use to accommodate an overall increase in the level of use as construction of new reservoirs declines. Public satisfaction with existing recreational opportunities associated with streams in the basin needs to be determined. In addition, future acquisition sites, facilities, and recreational opportunities should be identified.
- Conduct creel, recreational use, and needs surveys periodically (at a minimum every 10 years) to determine public opinion and needs.
- Continue acquisition and development of stream access and frontage sites in the basin based on Stream Areas Program Strategic Plan and from Northwest Region MDC Fisheries staff recommendations.
- Increase recreational use at MDC sites in the basin using management plans tailored to take advantage of each area's natural features.
Objective 5.2
Recreationists have access to information on stream use opportunities in the basin.
Strategy: The public may not be aware of the recreational opportunities that currently exist in the basin. Publicity should increase use of basin streams. This in turn could lead to increased appreciation of the resource and foster the opinion that Nodaway River basin streams are worth protecting.
- Publicize recreational opportunities in the Nodaway River basin in local newspaper, radio, and television programs, and the MDC's web page.
- Include information from the Nodaway River basin in publications that promote hunting, fishing, floating, hiking, and other activities related to stream resources.
- Emphasize stream resources at public events such as the St. Joseph Sport Show and National Hunting and Fishing Day.


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Energy Committee Educates the Public with Smart Grid Forum
by Rick Nunno and Amy Weinfurter
Under the leadership of Larry Martin, the Energy Committee hosted a well-attended forum on June 26 to discuss the benefits and challenges of DC's transition to the smart grid, the new system for electricity delivery being developed by power companies around the country. The first speaker was Eric Lightner, from the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability. Eric described the current infrastructure for electricity delivery in the United States, and explained how utility companies are upgrading their transmission and distribution systems to accommodate inputs from renewable energy sources such as wind and solar photovoltaic cells. The smart grid enables a two-way electricity flow by utilizing digital smart meters that measure how much electricity is generated by solar panels at residential and business locations. Over 40 million U.S. customers now have smart meters installed, providing two-way communications between customers and utility companies. Along with measuring the amount of electricity generated by solar panels installed on homeowners' roofs, smart meters keep track of the reductions to subscriber's electricity bill and provide real-time customer outage information to help utility companies restore electricity more quickly and prevent cascading power outages. Eric also described several other related programs, such as the Green Button initiative, which provides customers with a method of securely downloading easy-to-understand energy usage information from their electricity supplier.
The next speaker was Dan Delurey, Executive Director of the Association for Demand Response and Smart Grid. Dan explained that wind typically blows at night while the energy it produces is used during the day, increasing the need for energy storage. Using demand response techniques, the smart grid will help alleviate some of the peak demand by helping customers use electricity during times when its price is lower (such as programming washing machines and dishwashers to go on at night when prices decline). Consumers can save money and utility companies avoid having to build larger capacity delivery systems that are only needed during peak demand times.
Then Laurence Daniels, Litigation Director at the DC Office of People's Counsel, discussed what the smart grid is likely to mean for DC consumers. Laurence tied the discussion to the experience of the DC rate payer, focusing on the new system's potential to help low-income customers track and manage their electricity bills. Potential benefits include reducing the time needed to restore electricity after power outages, and that all consumers (including low income) will benefit from improved pricing models offered by the smart grid. An important role of the OPC will be to educate consumers on the benefits of the smart grid, while taking precautions regarding the issues of data privacy, health, and reliability.
The final speaker was Bill Gausman, with Pepco's Asset Management and Planning office, who addressed how Pepco is implementing the smart grid for DC and nearby regions. He noted that the rate payer's benefits and satisfaction drive grid modernization, and provided additional details about the ways the company reviewed the costs and benefits of implementing a new system. One example of an improvement is a procedure to locate a damaged power line and allow the network to be re-routed to minimize the number of customers that go out of service. Another is that smart meters can send a signal when they go out of service and when they go back into service, allowing Pepco to avoid going to those houses that have already been restored. Also, new consumer devices called home area network monitoring systems can help customers conserve up to 15% of their energy use.
The speakers took questions from the audience ranging from simple to highly complex. Everyone agreed that facilitating an informed public is the best course of action to promote energy efficiency and reliability and to maximize the benefits of the smart grid for all. The full video of the event is available at ClimateNexus's Web site, at: http://www.livestream.com/climatenexus/video?clipId=pla_6fa951f5-5bde-47..., and highlights are featured at: http://climatenexus.org/dc_smartgrid/. Please let us know if you have any follow-on questions.


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Arguably the biggest victory in Bill Snyder's long, successful tenure at Kansas State came against the program that has otherwise caused him the biggest problems.
It was back in 2003, when the Wildcats were annually among the nation's elite. They were heavy underdogs heading into the Big 12 championships game against top-ranked Oklahoma, and managed to upend the Sooners on a cold, clear night at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
That remains the only time Kansas State has beaten Oklahoma in the past 15 years.
It's a troubling trend that Snyder and the No. 15 Wildcats hope to end when they visit the sixth-ranked Sooners on Saturday night.
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Don't Be Hesitant To Ask About Day Care Operators License
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Seating Position For Children In Cars (Yes, it does matter)
Motor vehicle accidents involving young children are dangerously increasing. The injuries that children sustain in such accidents are one of the leading causes of death of children in the US. Car accidents can be prevented, and with the correct child safety measures used, so can injuries. Types of Restraints For babies, aged 0 – 18 months, there is no other option than a car safety seat, which in some countries is mandatory. For children 18 months to 2 ½ years, a larger car safety seat can be used, and as the toddlers age, booster seats can Continue reading
How Was A House Painter Awarded $58 Million After Losing Half His Skull in a Bar Room Beating?
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Trampoline Fun Probably Not Worth the Risk of Serious Injury
Kids love jumping around at home, be it on the bed, on sofas, or on the backyard trampoline. We love seeing our children happy and enjoying life, but we should also be aware of any risks or dangers that these enjoyments may cause. Trampolines are dangerous for kids to play on, with and definitely without parent supervision. The following is some information regarding the risks of trampolines. Discouraged by Pediatrics In 2007, the Canadian Pediatric Society emphasized that they did not support the use of trampolines, especially the ones we Continue reading
What Needs To Be Proved In Order To Win A Cerebral Palsy Lawsuit?
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Do Not Under Estimate the Damage Caused by Dog Attacks To Children
Dogs have been long labelled as a man's best friend. Children love playing with their pet dogs, and are constantly left with dogs unsupervised. This has become quite a hazardous choice nowadays, as the breeds of dog people are choosing to keep as pets nowadays have become increasingly of the dangerous kind. Japanese Akita, Pit Bull and Rottweiler are common breeds of dogs that are kept as pets and have been known to attack young children and cause serious injuries. Physical and Psychological Effects The injuries young children sustain have Continue reading


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|Mirror Image
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|3 min (GCD 1.5 sec)
|Level required
|Related buff
|TCG image
- "How do you know which one is real?!" — Dudemona[1]
Mirror Image is a core mage ability learned at level 49. Casting it creates three copies of the mage that cast spells at the current target and have a fraction of the mage's health and spell power. This ability was added in Wrath of the Lich King.
This spell is on the global cooldown, making its activation a slight DPS loss. However, it does not trigger a GCD on every other mage spell that doesn't have a global cooldown such as Cold Snap, Icy Veins, Combustion, and damage trinkets.
The images created do low damage and receive a percentage of the mage's spell power. They cast 3.0 second Frostbolts and occasionally shoot Fireblasts. Mirror Images inherit the spell hit rating on their master's gear (but not that of talents).
Mirror Images inherit 33.33% of their master's spell power each. their Frostbolts do 163-169 + 30% of that spell power as frost damage and crit for 150% of their normal damage (aside from snaring their target by 40% for 4 secs), while the Fireblasts do 88-98 + 15% of that spell power as fire damage and crit for 150%.[2]
The Mirror Images inherit the Mage's threat lists, and the Mage also gains a 90M threat reduction debuff like Fade. This makes it useful as a last-ditch threat dump. The images do an average of 15k damage over 30 seconds with no spell power, which is highly useful for single-target DPS in raids and sustained PvP burst.
Known bugs
At recent moment (Patch 3.2.2a) there are multiple reports that Mirror Images still sometime break crowd control even with instant spells (Fire Blast), whereas Patch 3.1.2 notes say that Images "should no longer cast Fire Blast or Frostbolt on targets that are affected by crowd control debuffs that break immediately on damage unless they are already casting these spells when crowd control is applied.". Considering that Fire Blast has no cast time, Mirror Image must acquire already crowd controlled target to cast it and break control.
Proof from recent worldoflogs.com report (translated): [23:35:49.605] Mirror Image's Fire Blast breaks Maz'dinah's Polymorph[3]
Patch changes
- Patch 3.3.0 (08-Dec-2009): Health on the mirror images has been increased.
- Patch 3.2.0 (04-Aug-2009):
- Images will no longer trigger the death sound when their time expires.
- The mirror images will no longer complete casts of Frostbolt on targets which are Polymorphed at the time their Frostbolt channel finishes.
- Patch 3.1.2 (2009-05-19): The images summoned by this spell will now target the creature that most hates the Mage, and should no longer cast Fire Blast or Frostbolt on targets that are affected by crowd control debuffs that break immediately on damage unless they are already casting these spells when crowd control is applied.
- Patch 3.1.0 (14-Apr-2009): Mirror Image will no longer cast Polymorph.
- Patch 3.1.0 (14-Apr-2009): Mirror Image now triggers a global cooldown on all spells.
- ^ Roywyn 2009-11-04. WotLK - Complete Mage Compendium (3.2 Updated). Elitist Jerks. Retrieved on 2009-08-05.
- ^ Report (Query - spell id 28271, "Interrupt/Dispel" checkbox) (2009-11-18).
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North Korean State TV said that the so-called attack could potentially involve a diversified nuclear strike.
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In May, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Sylvia Burwell testified to Congress that costs for building HealthCare.gov were $834 million. New research from Bloomberg Government suggests that Burwell's estimate represents a low-end estimate.
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An obituary in the Washington Post for Robert Poli provides a chance to look back at a decisive moment in Ronald Reagan's presidency. Poli was the head of the militant Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO), which launched an illegal strike in 1981. The Post describes the significance of the action:
Travel Card Abuse in the Department of Transportation
Department of Transportation (DOT) employees are abusing their government travel cards, according to a new report from the agency's Inspector General. The report suggests that DOT officials missed $183,000 in unallowable cash advances and $2.1 million in unauthorized purchases on government travel cards.
SBA's Risky Franchise Lending
The Small Business Administration's (SBA) stated mission is to aid small businesses and strengthen the economy. Under its popular 7(a) program, SBA provides private lenders with loan guarantees. In the case of default, SBA steps in to cover up to 85percent of the lender's losses.
Secret Service Spending
Another federal agency has screwed up. This time it is the Secret Service, which almost allowed an intruder to make a surprise visit on the Obamas. The Washington Post reports:
Patent and Trademark Employees Cheat on Bonuses
Two years after whistleblowers submitted tips to the Commerce Department Inspector General's office, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is acknowledging extensive timekeeping fraud among its employees. Many employees have reported working more hours and achieving higher levels of production than they actually did in order to secure overtime pay and bonuses.
Customs and Border Protection's Extravagant Houses
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is the second largest agency within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The agency cost taxpayers $13 billion in fiscal year 2014, and its budget is growing quickly. Spending has increased 85 percent in the last ten years, after accounting for inflation.
The Disappointing Continuing Resolution
The House of Representatives is set to vote on a continuing resolution (CR) tomorrow to fund the federal government until December 11, 2014. A CR is stop-gap measure often used when the parties and chambers cannot agree on a full-year budget.
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The Naked Truth about TSA Spending
Governments tend to spend money on low-value activities because they do not have market signals or customer feedback to guide them. In this report, I examined the problem with respect to the Transportation Security Administration. As one example, TSA's SPOT program for finding terrorists spends more than $200 million a year with few if any benefits.


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The Power of Independent Thinking
Can the U.S. Withdraw from Afghanistan and Iraq?
Recorded: Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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Civil strife in Iraq continues and instability may only increase after the January elections. U.S. withdrawal has become an acceptable strategy in Washington, but will it be tenable if violence escalates and Iraq unravels again?
Experts: Ivan Eland, Peter Galbraith, Charles V. PeñaType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Democracy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Freedom, History (International), Politics, Terrorism and National Crises
Eminent Domain: Abuse of Government Power?
Recorded: Tuesday, January 31, 2006
In June 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Kelo v. New London that local governments may force property owners to sell out and to make way for private economic development, even if the property is not blighted. In response, many states have passed legislation and proposed amendments to their state constitutions to block this unprecedented government assault on the rights of property owners.
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For small offices or single users that need a compact but reliable color laser printer, the Xerox Phaser 6180 is an ideal choice. This printer is powered by a 400 MHz processor and comes with 128 MB of memory installed, with the option to upgrade to as much as 1152 MB. This powerful printer can easily handle the workload of a busy, small office and boasts a duty cycle of as much as 60,000 pages.
The standard page capacity of the Phaser 6180 is 400 sheets, but with the addition of an optional 550 sheet page tray, the capacity of this printer can be easily upgraded to as much as 950 sheets. The high page capacity of this printer makes it easy to print even large jobs without needing to refill the tray. The Phaser 6180 is a color laser printer that is powered by four Xerox 6180 toner cartridges. These Phaser 6180 toner cartridges, available in black, magenta, cyan and yellow, are available in standard or high capacity and can produce excellent quality color and black and white images and text throughout the life of the cartridge. The standard capacity black toner cartridge that is compatible with the Phaser 6180 is 3000 pages, with the standard capacity yellow, magenta, and cyan Xerox Phaser 6180 toner cartridges can each print as much as 2000 sheets. For users who want a higher page capacity, high capacity toner cartridges are also available, and can print 8000 pages for the black toner and 6000 for the magenta, yellow, and cyan cartridges.
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Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8 officials took offense at comments made by the New York-based Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund indicating that the school officials refused to enter into mediation for a dispute.
D-8 said it turned down mediation because the family of a transgender child at the heart of the dispute shunned a meeting with district officials.
The transgender defense organization had filed a state civil rights complaint on behalf of Kathryn and Jeremy Mathis of Fountain, parents of 6-year-old Coy Mathis. The girl is being home-schooled this semester because she has been denied access to the girls' bathroom at Eagleside Elementary School. Coy was born a boy, but since around 18 months of age has thought of herself as a girl, her parents said.
The district also stated Friday that they will file a response to the Colorado Civil Rights Commission. They have until March 17 to do so.
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Dark Chocolate And Date Pancakes...!!!Author: Siddhi Shirsat // Category: Breakfast Items, Pancakes
- 1/2 cup wheat flour
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour(maida)
- 1 table spoon brown sugar(demerara sugar)
- 1/2 cup chopped dates
- 50 grams dark choco block
- 3/4 cup thick yogurt
- 1 egg
- 1 tea spoon vanilla essence
- 1/4 tea spoon baking powder
- 1/4 tea spoon baking soda
- 2-3 tea spoon salted butter
- oil
Seive maida, wheat flour, baking soda and baking powder together.Then add brown sugar to it.Beat the egg in a bowl well and add to the above mixture.Then add curd .
Add melted butter and whisk it well .Add vanilla essence and 1/2-3/4 cup warm water.Stir it well and adjust the consistency .Batter should be of flowing consistency andshould flow like a thin ribbion.
Take the dark chocolate block and with a sharp knife slice it into thin shavings starting from one of the corners.Now heat a griddle and add little oil.Pour 1/4 amount of the total batter.Spinkle enough of chopped dates and sliced chocolate shavings.
Cook till bubbles come on top side then flip it.It should be golden brown on cooked side.Cook for 2-3 mins on other side and remove.Repeat the same with the remaining batter.
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Friday, September 28, 2012
On The Go Near Union Square
12 comments:
- bonjour, i'm rebecca! said...
,,,her sunglasses, scarve, the bag, she's so chic!,,,
- September 28, 2012 at 12:52 PM
- Karena said...
Very stylish; love the wonderful scarf and bag!
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- September 28, 2012 at 1:15 PM
- Catherine said...
Wow....love her glasses and her scarf with the fabulous grey....hope we'll be seeing more of her !
- September 28, 2012 at 1:21 PM
- bonsaimum said...
A lovely scarf.
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- Cosmee said...
Eigentlich will ich Mut haben, mir an diesen tollen Frauen ein Beispiel nehmen. Aber ich wage, wage, wage es nicht. Heute ein cooles tolles buntes Teil in der Hand gehabt...und dann doch zu Naturfarbenbeige gegriffen. Ich werde bald 60 und fühle mich innerlich jung. Was tun? Gruss von Cosmee
- September 29, 2012 at 1:08 PM
When I visit this blog, I enjoy the joie de vivre. It's inspiring. - Julie
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- Icahbanjarmasin said...
really nice shot great day 4U my friend,from INDONESIA with smile.
- September 30, 2012 at 11:05 AM
- Jamie Herzlinger said...
Statement scarf, shades and a purse...what more do you need! Stylish lady!
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- September 30, 2012 at 11:26 AM
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Looking for interesting things about this subject, I found your blog. I really loved it!
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Please let me know if I can send you some questions by e-mail.
Thanks in advance and best regards,
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- October 1, 2012 at 1:06 AM
- Sharon de Jager said...
The bright scarf and vintage sunglasses definitely do the trick here! A very chic lady! Thanks for sharing...Sharon
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Hewitt, who attended BHSU on a volleyball scholarship, earned a business administration degree from BHSU and went on to earn a law degree. While at BHSU, Hewitt was involved in various organizations including the student senate and student ambassadors. She is also remembered for volleyball accomplishments including once serving seven aces in one match.
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Rookie Director's Guide to Budgeting: Cut!
Film director Spencer Susser's personal finance philosophy is one you might have heard before: Stop caring so much about the money, and perhaps the money will come. If it doesn't, at least you're doing what you want to do. It worked for him: Susser got his first movie, the low-budget "Hesher," made in the middle of the recession.


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How to Deal
|Release Date: July 18, 2003
|Running Time: 101 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $14,108,518.00
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Summary:Sometimes life gets turned upside down. And maybe that's why it's so hard to believe that anyone, especially 17 year-old Halley Martin, could actually experience that thing called love. The people closest to Halley are in the midst of major upheavals in their love lives. Her mother, Lydia, is embittered by her recently finalized divorce. Her sister, Ashley, is marrying a guy with whom she is constantly fighting. Her best friend, Scarlett, can't keep her hands off of her first serious boyfriend. Most distressingly for Halley, her father, Len, who is a DJ at a local radio station, combats his midlife crisis with a stereotypically boyish elopement to the station's much-younger traffic reporter.... Full Summary >>


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Holiday JOY MirrorItem# e10937Turn plain Studio Décor hanging mirrors into a wonderful wall hanging with this fun & easy project.
1. Find a set of alphabet stencils with letters that are between 3.5" and 4" tall. Use the stencils to trace the letters J, O, and Y onto scrapbook paper. Cut out the letters. (You may choose to use a Cricut machine for this step.)
2. Use the Mod Podge to glue the "J" to the center of one of the mirrors. Repeat for the remaining letters.
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Has anyone else been having this problem since the return of Alteil? I've been having so many DC's I'm sure at least half of my games have ended prematurely. I always had the occasional random DC in Folrart, but this is rediculous. I've fallen from 1800 RP to 1490 since the game has come back, and the vast majority of those losses have been from DC's.
It's just getting so frustrating that I'm loosing so much through no fault of my own, and I've never had it anywhere near this bad. I don't even know if anything can be done about it at this stage, but I was so excited Alteil was coming back and this terrible connection was not what I expected.
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(a) In general
The Commission shall implement and enforce this chapter as if this chapter is a part of the Communications Act of 1934 (47 U.S.C. 151 et seq.). A violation of this chapter, or a regulation promulgated under this chapter, shall be considered to be a violation of the Communications Act of 1934, or a regulation promulgated under such Act, respectively.
(b) Exceptions
(1) Other agencies
Source(Pub. L. 112–96, title VI, § 6003,Feb. 22, 2012, 126 Stat. 204.)
References in Text
The Communications Act of 1934, referred to in subsec. (a), is act June 19, 1934, ch. 652, 48 Stat. 1064, which is classified principally to chapter 5 (§ 151 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 609 of this title and Tables.
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