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Squeeze In loves to serve guests the "Best Omelettes on the Planet!®" Featuring 66 specialty omelettes, usual breakfast stuff like French Toast, pancakes, biscuits and gravy. Lunch menu includes sandwiches, burgers, burritos, soups and salads. Featured on Throwdown with Bobby Flay on Food Network!
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Claustrophobic atmosphere. OJ and hot cocoa are good, omelettes are good.
I had the Garth breakfast sandwich and it was delicious. It's 3 slices bread so I took out the middle slice.
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Go for one of the omlette's, the Racy Tracy is my favorite!
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Line is never that bar. And better than dealing with Jax down the road.
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July 31, 2013
By Staff Sgt. Justin A. Naylor
AMOY QUEE CAMP, Singapore - Growing up in California's Mojave Desert, Singapore was the last place Pfc. Patrick McCoy thought he would ever be.
McCoy, a rifleman with B Company, 4th Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, has been in the Army less than 18 months. However, six of those months were spent in Afghanistan where the terrain is much like his native home.
"I was in the Mojave Desert in the middle of nowhere," said McCoy, who now claims Phoenix as his home.
McCoy is in Singapore supporting Exercise Lightning Strike, a U.S. Army Pacific sponsored event that partners Singaporean and U.S. soldiers from July 15-26.
As far as he is concerned, Singapore couldn't be more different than the desert and dusty country lands he grew up in.
Singapore, a small island in Southeast Asia, is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, home to more than 5 million people.
Since arriving in the country, McCoy has spent most of his time working and training with the nation's soldiers from 2nd Battalion, Singapore Infantry Regiment, and has already experienced the jungles that make up Singapore.
"I've never been in jungle like this before," McCoy said. "It looks a lot different than Phoenix."
McCoy and his group were specially chosen for their recent combat experience. They returned from Afghanistan only six months ago.
"I was a rifleman while I was deployed," McCoy said. "I went on 80 plus foot patrols, 75 percent of those were in places we knew they had taken contact before. It's a little scary at first. When you see someone shooting at your buddies and know they are endangering their lives, you forget about everything and your training kicks in."
It's this experience that makes McCoy and his platoon good candidates to teach the Singaporean soldiers. McCoy himself is still new to training others, but his experience with the Singaporeans has proven to be beneficial to him.
"I'm normally pretty introverted," McCoy said. "Training like this helps me get out of that. I like teaching people. They are eager to learn and constantly ask questions."
Most of the Singaporean soldiers McCoy worked with have never deployed before, but while the U.S. soldiers are the ones sharing combat experience, the Singaporeans are teaching them how to operate in a jungle, a skill they definitely didn't learn in Afghanistan.
"It's been a learning experience on how to operate in the jungle," McCoy said. "Our tactics with jungle warfare are not exactly up to par. It is completely different than what we are used to coming from Afghanistan."
For the Singaporean soldiers, the time spent with their U.S. counterparts has been educational.
"It's fun to meet a new culture and a different army," said 3rd Sgt. Bill Pung, a machine gun commander with C Co., 2nd Bn., SIR. "We can see the differences between the way we train and the way they train. They are easy to talk to and easy to get along with."
Although McCoy has only spent a week working with the Singaporeans, he's already found a lot of common ground with them.
"They're pretty much just like us," McCoy said. "It's mostly young guys around the same age."
McCoy said it helped that their soldiers are also infantryman just like him.
"Right off the bat there was a good connection," he said. "We all do the same type of work."
McCoy has also been fortunate enough to have the Singaporean soldiers lead him and his platoon on tours of the downtown area, a jumble of skyscrapers and businesses that can be confusing without a local guide.
"I've been taking a bunch of pictures," McCoy said. He's been sending these back to his wife, Mallarie, who he's been married to for the last year.
"She get's really worried," McCoy said. "I had to tell her 'I'm not going in combat, I'm just going there to train.'"
For McCoy, the biggest challenge of the trip is finding the perfect souvenir for his wife. "The pressure is on me," he joked.
Going from the Mojave Desert to the jungles of Singapore is a big change, but McCoy is taking it all in stride and using it as a chance to expand his horizons around the world.

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Week of July 29, 2012 thru August 4, 2012
Euro Credit: Casino Joins Pipeline
LONDON, Jul 27 (MNI) - The new issues market has seen a quiet end to what was an unexpectedly busy week. Volatility remains high in the wider markets as we await further news on a possible bond buying program from the European Central Bank, but for now the recovery seen in peripheral and financial spreads is holding.
Casino will bring a Euro benchmark deal due Aug 2019. Prici
EU Commission: No Requests For EFSF Bond Market Intervention
BRUSSELS (MNI) - The European Commission sought Friday to calm expectations of imminent market intervention to lower Spain and Italy's borrowing costs, stating that no request for such action had been made.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi raised hopes Thursday that common currency's guardian would soon step up efforts to calm the Eurozone crisis in saying the central bank was "ready to do whatever it takes" to preserve the euro. "Believe me, it will be enough," he added.
The French daily Le Monde on Friday reported that the ECB was preparing concerted action with Eurozone member states to help Spain and Italy.
Ldn FX: Euro-Sterling Fix Sell Interest Boosts Pound
LONDON, Jul 27 (MNI) - Decent sized euro-sterling sell interest for the 1000GMT London fix provided the pound with some added lift through European morning trade Friday, the demand for sterling extending the cross' pullback from Thursday's highs of stg0.7860 to stg0.7800, which in turn allowed cable to retest its Thursday highs at $1.5725. Rate is holding firm into early New York.
STERLING SUMMARY: Opened early Europe at $1.5682, stg0.7838 Cable closed in NY at $1.5685, off extended recovery highs of $1.5724 having met stiff resistance from offers placed into the Jul 19 highs at $1.5735. Trade through Asia was contained within a tight $1.5666/93 range, while euro-sterling held within stg0.78265-0.7835.
EU Leaders Exploring Alternatives To More Greek Aid: Sources
ATHENS (MNI) - As Greece slides ever deeper into recession and ever further away from its deficit targets, European leaders are exploring alternatives to more aid, including another debt restructuring or even an orderly default, according to top European officials.
Ldn FX: Euro-Dollar Still Buoyant After Draghi Euro Comments
LONDON, Jul 27 (MNI) - Euro-dollar retained a firm underlying tone through European morning trade Friday, buoyed by Thursday's comments from ECB President Mario Draghi on supporting the euro.
Rate consolidated Thursday's gains, which had seen rate recover from $1.2118 to $1.2330, within a range of $1.2242-1.2315, with moves within that range driven by headlines as officials reacted to Draghi's comments.
EURO SUMMARY: Opened early Europe at $1.2285 Euro-dollar closed in NY at $1.2280, off extended recovery highs of $1.2330, with rate driven from earlier session lows of $1.2118 on reaction to ECB Draghi's comments that the ECB would do everything within its mandate to support the euro.
UK Data: June Land Registry House Prices Up 0.1% On Month
LONDON (MNI) - House prices in England and Wales nudged higher in June, rising 0.1% on the month to stand up 0.9% on the year, according to Land Registry data.
The Land Registry figures, based on completed transactions, show modest house price inflation while some mortgage based surveys have shown mild deflation. The Halifax June house price survey, for example, had a 0.5% yearly fall in June.
The Land Registry's lagging activity data showed a pick-up in property transactions in January through April on a year earlier, with transactions climbing to an average of 47,242 per month from 43,686 sales per month a year earlier.
Germany: Bavaria July CPI +0.4% M/M, Matching Pan-German Fcst
Bavaria CPI
July: +0.4% m/m, +2.2% y/y June: flat m/m, +2.2% y/y
Pan-German CPI
MNI median forecast: +0.4% m/m, +1.7% y/y MNI forecast range: +0.2% to +0.6% m/m
June: -0.1% m/m, +1.7% y/y
BERLIN (MNI) - Consumer prices in the western German state of Bavaria rose 0.4% in July, leaving the annual inflation rate unchanged at +2.2%, the state statistics office said Friday.
The monthly result is in line with the median forecast for pan-German CPI in a MNI survey of analysts. Indeed, all reporting states have posted monthly inflation rates of 0.4%.
During the holiday period, package holiday tours rose 14.9% on the month. Hotel and restaurant services climbed 3.0%.
Bundesbank Reaffirms Opposition To ECB Bond-Buying: Spokesman
FRANKFURT (MNI) - The Bundesbank has not relaxed its opposition to intervention by the European Central Bank in government bond markets, a Bundesbank spokesman told MNI on Friday.
"The Bundesbank has not changed its views on ECB bond market interventions," the spokesman said. "In the Bundesbank's view, buying government bonds by the central bank is not the best tool to address the crisis."
The confirmation comes in reaction to market speculation following comments by ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday, which sparked expectations of renewed ECB bond buys, pushing up the euro and triggering a sizable decline in Spanish and Italian debt yields.
China Yuan Ends Up At 6.3807 Friday Vs 6.3841
BEIJING (MNI) - Spot yuan ended up at 6.3807 against the dollar on Friday in the onshore market, boosted by a euro rebound from previous lows and compared to the 6.3841 close on Thursday.
The close was up for a third day in a row, tracking gains in the euro following the strong tone from the European Central Bank about protect the single currency union.
The fixing was set at 6.3325 vs Thursday's 6.3381.
In the offshore non-deliverable yuan forward market, the one-year contract was trading at 6.4330 against the dollar, slightly stronger than Thursday close of 6.4365.
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Germany:Brandenbg July CPI +0.4% M/M,Matching Pan-German Fcst
Brandenburg CPI
July: +0.4% m/m, +1.7% y/y June: -0.1% m/m, +1.8% y/y
Pan-German CPI
MNI median forecast: +0.4% m/m, +1.7% y/y MNI forecast range: +0.2% to +0.6% m/m
June: -0.1% m/m, +1.7% y/y
BERLIN (MNI) - Consumer prices in the eastern German state of Brandenburg rose 0.4% in July, dampening the annual inflation rate to +1.7% from +1.8%, the state statistics office said Friday.
The monthly result is in line with the median forecast for pan-German CPI in an MNI survey of analysts. Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia and Baden-Wuerttemberg also posted monthly price increases of 0.4%.
During the holiday period, package holiday tours rose 14.9% on the month. Hotel and restaurant services climbed 2.8%.


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While many people have heard of the incredible summertime winds here at Sherman Island, fewer people know that the main kite launching site is far from ideal for kiteboarding. The main launch site is a relatively small grassy area within the park with a metal shade structure and parking area directly downwind of the launch.Read More »
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Something from Nothing: The Baja Joe Interview
Located in the middle of the most popular section of beach in La Ventana, Baja Joe's resort has become an iconic place in the world of windsurfers and kiteboarders, but it was once just a piece of land covered with shrubs and cacti in an unknown Mexican village.Read More »
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I chose Peru for this holiday in October as my partner on the trip, Holt Alden, an aspiring kiter, was a surfer who is as stoked getting tubed now as he was 30 years ago as a teenager. I am goofy foot so the thought of experiencing the endless left point breaks that I have heard so much about had me excited to try out my recently conquered strapless board riding skills.Read More »


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How to Center a Page, Top to Bottom in Word 2013
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Transformer oil filtration is carried out with oil filter machine of adequate capacity. Our mobile oil filtration plant is designed to remove dissolved moisture, dirt, air and other gases from the transformer oil. This two stage plant operates on the principle of low temperature and high vacuum. Unfiltered oil is taken in to the system through the inlet valve. Then the oil is pumped to the system through positive displacement pump. Preliminary filters protect the pump by entering solid and magnetic particles upto 1 mm size. The oil is heated up to 60°C. After heating the oil passes through the cartridge filters where the particles up to 5 Microns are filtered. Then the oil is passed through a specially designed vacuum chamber, where the moisture, air and other gases are extracted from the oil. The vacuum chamber is designed in such a way that the oil is spread out and is allowed to fall by gravity over the media inside, forming a thin film of oil providing a large surface area exposed to vacuum. With this exposure, the dissolved moisture and gases are evacuated to improve the insulating properties of transformer oil.
On site repair & overhauling of power & special transformers: This includes replacement of gasket sealing and removal of moisture. Such repairs/overhauling is carried out at site where adequate lifting and handling facility is available
Overhauling and repair of on load tap changers: On load tap changer is the most important device of transformer which needs special attention. We keep required spares for repair and maintenance of on load tap changers.
Erection, testing and commissioning of new transformers: Unique has extensive experience in erection and commissioning of all types of transformers. Combination of highly skilled site technicians and handling equipments enhances the speed and efficiency of this vital operation which includes erection of fittings and accessories, transformer oil filtration, transformer protection control circuit wiring & designing and pre-commissioning tests of transformer.
Transformer oil testing: Transformer oil is tested for parameter as per recommendations of relevant is such as:
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Night Elf DeathKnight for the World of Warcraft TCG.
Sooo, it is you I have to thank for introducing me to World of Warcraft. I came across this card by shear accident and was so impressed with the artwork that I looked deeper into it and thus discovered the game. Now I am a steady gamer, all originally thanks to your badass artwork.
Wow that's awesome to hear. I love World of Warcraft and its soo fun to pull characters from that world and interpret it in my own way.
Thanks You.
Oh lol I commented on this back in may. Well, double compliments, then. You earned it. I hope I can learn as much as possible from your inspiration.
in 9 years one of my favorite all time night elf male illustrations. Love the proportions. Interesting choice of armor for a deathknight but I would guess this was constrained by the theme of the expansion.
ohhh so he was a night elf!!! i could never tell because he and the other prince looked more like demons
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!! It's rare to find TCG art that's this great, this is one of the greatest night elf male illustrations I've seen! This is how I love to try to draw my night elves
Awesome, awesome job. Painting is magic.
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Wow, your skill with contrasts and values is uncanny! Awesome work!
He looks pretty bad-ass, well done!
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string commaSeparatedListOfIds;
DateTime time;
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irrelvant properties
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commaSeparatedListOfIds for each id value, and save each one in it's own object (object2), with the relevant other properties.
int id;
DateTime time;
int passes;
This duplicates information, but for the method I want to write any other solution will be horrifically messy.
What I have tried is :
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new object2{
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time = object1.time
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Can anyone help me do what I wish as elegantly as possible please ? I realise it would be possible with two loops and some horrible code, but I know there's a nice looking solution out there somewhere! :)


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Rare Lake Victorians
I have just got some new Victorians to add to my breeding project.
Pundamilia sp Red Flank - I have been told there are only 5 or so of us in the states that have these
Xystichromis Phytophagus "Christmas Fulu" - not as rare but still hard to get
My Christmas Fulu I have 41 and will be breeding on a large scale I hope. I have 9 of the Red Flanks imported from the Czech Republic.
I also recently got
Pundamilia Blue Bar Hippo Point
Pundamilia Nyereri Anchor Islands
Not as rare but very nice fish anyway. I really like the Nyereri and now have 3 different collection points for them - Ruti Islands, Python Islands and Anchor Islands.
My avatar is a male Red Flank.
Nice! I was reading up on the Lake Victoria cichlid populations being devastated by the introduced Nile Perch - it's good to see people breeding these fish in captivity. Hopefully one day these fish can thrive again in their natural habitat.
I have really gotten into the Victorians and I am active with the ACA and their CARES program for the endangered fish.
I currently breed these Victorians:
Pundamilia sp Blue Bar Hippo Point
Pundamilia sp. Red Flank
Pundamilia Nyereri "Anchor Islands"
Pundamilia Nyereri "Ruti Islands"
Pundamilia Nyereri "Python Islands"
Christmas Fulu - 3 different lines
Haplochromis Flameback
Haplochromis Ruby Green
I had a few more species but they died. There are a small amount of my breeders. I don't know how many of them are endangered. I think just about all of them. I will eventually have a few hundred Victorian tanks to go with all my others.
this is Heiko Bleher and i just saw this nice thread. I am always very happy to see people loving or taking care of Victorian Cichlids (unfortunately rare today.... with all the Malawi cichlids around...).
Have alook at the authentic Victoria-Lake Biotope I did recently at the INTERZOO 2008
you just go to my site and go under lates News to interzoo 2008 or just click on BLEHER'S BIOTOPES.
Have a look how your jewels live in nature....
All the very best, and keep up the good work,
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nice aquisation. where did you get them from? several months back a group of vic heads brought in 32 diffrent species of victorians in to the states. pundamilia sp red flank was among them. 20 of them or so. split between two folks i was one one of them. the other person didnt get a male so he sent me his. they have spawned like crazy. i have sent them to him and only 1 other person. i did however have a friend run an ad on aqua bid and sold a group of them for me but they havent been shipped.
the picture on your avatar was kevin b, fish several years ago. they never spawned. another guy said he also recieved some red flank but as they grew they were not red flank.
here is the lone male that made it into the states. he is the father of all the red falnk that you will soon be seeing around.
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Placer County could soon allow non-farming home-dwellers up to six chickens – double the original staff plans. And it had at least one outlaw chicken owner crowing victory. Tahoe-area resident Dan Warren – owner of two chickens and proud of it – had threatened to take the issue to court as an infringement on his rights after the county fielded a complaint about his illegal poultry possession. Thursday, he attended a Planning Commission workshop. While arguing that the county could give chicken ownership even more leeway, Warren expressed satisfaction that at least some changes were being made. "They're good as pets – just as much as dogs and cats are," Warren said. The county's Planning Commission agreed at the workshop with a revised staff proposal supported by the Agricultural Commission that would change zoning regulations. The changes would allow a half-dozen chickens per household in residential subdivisions. No chickens are now allowed. Commissioners at the workshop also said they favored a minimum lot size of 5,000 square feet for raising the hen chickens – no roosters allowed – and scrapping plans to eliminate a review by county staff that would have a $55 fee attached. But commissioners decided not to wade into the area of animal rights, including treatment of chickens and pen sizes, citing regulations already in place. The move to loosen zoning regulations for chicken ownership in unincorporated areas of the county follows requests from the public as well as the lone threat of court action by Warren, Senior Planner Charlene Daniels said. The owner who was prepared to go to court – Truckee's Dan Warren – described to commissioners Thursday how his own two chickens are treated like pets. Chicken ownership in urban and semi-rural areas is also becoming more popular because of a movement toward locally grown food. "There are a lot of Web sites for urban chicken keeping," Daniels said. "It's surprising how many cities already allow them, including Roseville, Folsom and Auburn." Agricultural Commissioner Christine Turner spoke in favor of the idea of dropping plans to have staff review each application for raising chickens. "It seems like a lot of government for the keeping of three chickens," Turner said. "As agricultural commissioner, I've been involved with issues surrounding the whole food movement and people are asking government for more ability to raise their own food." Most potential chicken owners want to raise hens for their eggs, Turner said. Lee Bastien, a Sheridan resident and 4-H poultry advisor, said he liked the idea of loosening current regulations banning the keeping of chickens on residential parcels. "Residential people are coming back to it," Bastien said. He also supported an increase in the chickens allowed on residential property to six from the planned three. "With three, you don't get enough eggs," Bastien said. "You need six to feed a family of four." The workshop drew no speakers against the proposal to allow subdivision chickens. With input from the Planning Commission workshop, Daniels said the zoning text amendment on chickens will be revised and staff will complete an environmental review before bringing it back to the Planning Commission.


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A Unitarian minister says Americans have always been wary of electing 'reverend politicians,' and for good reason.
Zubly was on a mission. God, he believed, had called him to Congress to elevate America into a Christian nation. "A republican government," Dr. Zubly avowed, "is little better than [a] government of devils." Into the howling wind of a British military occupation, he irrelevantly preached that civil liberty was worthless as long as the people remained slaves to lust. The good reverend's political service to his country was short lived. His frustration with Congress's impious agenda drove Rev. Zubly home, first to Georgia and then into the arms of the Tories.
Later, the Rev. John Witherspoon entered the Continental Congress, serving as ably there as he did in his role as president of Princeton College. Widely respected by his colleagues, he went on to sign the Declaration of Independence. Unlike Zubly, Witherspoon championed church-state separation. He was never tempted to confuse his clerical role with his political one.
Contrasting the first two clergymen to serve our nation in Congress offers a criterion by which modern reverend politicians like Huckabee should be judged. The question is not, "Are clergy capable of performing state business?" It is, "Are clergy able to subordinate the specific tenets of their faith to the broad demands imposed by their constitutional oath?" When he assumed his governmental duties, Witherspoon was able to look beyond the pages of his Bible; Zubly was not.
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Actor Karanvir Bohra plays an over-possessive and abusive husband in "Dil se di dua.Saubhagyavati Bhava" and admits that doing an anti-hero role was a risk.
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As far as films go, he will be seen as the male lead in Hemant Madhukar's upcoming film "Mumbai 125 Kms" opposite Pakistani actress Veena Malik. It is expected to release in August.
"Right now I am finishing shooting for 'Mumbai 125 kms'. Vedita Pratap Singh is also in the film. Madhukar is from south and he has made a couple of Telugu films," he added.
Actors should branch out into other things as well, suggests Karanvir and adds that he sees himself as a commodity and tries to sell himself. After working in films and television serials, he now wants to make movies.
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APB Re-Reloaded
Last time I discussed All Points Bulletin (in July), I was enjoying its resurrection but concerned about several of the drastic changes resulting from the Realtime Worlds to Gamersfirst transition.
1. Drastically smaller development team, (slower updates, slower fixes)
2. Free to play, cash shop model
It is now 2 months since then.. and regrettably, my fears have come true. It has been more than a month since any significant content updates, the previously hinted new districts and game-modes are nowhere to be seen, and the official blog is now rarely, if ever, updated. I cannot help but feel that the studio has shifted into "market and maintain" mode and away from development, but I do hope that I am wrong in this.
As for the cash shop model, a new advertisement pop-up has been added that interrupts your gameplay, daily cash-shop deals are constantly promotedy, and un-subscribed players have drastically lower mission rewards - low enough that you will not be able to sustain a decent armory of weapons and vehicles unless you pay for a premium account, or buy permanent weapons. In other words, you will be struggling to maintain weapon leases and ammo purchases if you choose to remain an unsubscribed account.
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text: My LO just started solids last week. She has had 4 days of sweet potatoes and 4 days of butternut squash (both homemade) once a day in the evenings. Today she came down with a runny nose, dry cough, and sneeze. I've read that these can be signs of a food allergy, but I am wondering how long it takes to show up. She has been fine for the first 4 days of butternut squash and didn't show any symptoms until today. I would have started something new tonight but I decided not to give her anything since she was acting sick. She also went to the nursery at church for the first time last Sunday so she could have picked up something there. I think it's probably just a cold but wanted to see if any of you knew about these symptoms as a food allergy. I would think that it would have show up sooner if it's an allergy, but I don't know. I'm going to call the nurse line in the morning just to see what they say, but I wanted to check here and see what yall thought... cold or food allergy?


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It's fashion and beauty favourite, Cheryl Cole!
Chezza is on the cover of this week's Stylist magazine, helpfully modelling some of the boldest eye makeup looks of the season - you can see the full cover below and discover how to create the dramatic peepers for yourself over on the Stylist website.
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Sunday morning mass in camp of 69th N.Y.S.M.
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22d New York State Militia near Harpers Ferry, Va., 1861 [i.e.1862]
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Where: Angel Stadium
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Did you know: The Angels have won their opening game five years in a row, the longest such streak in franchise history.
JERED WEAVER (11-8, 3.27 in 2013)
Weaver will be starting on opening day for the sixth time in his career. He's 3-1 with a 1.92 ERA in the previous five openers. Much has been made of his velocity dropping over the years, but Weaver has found a way to make it work with deception and command.
FELIX HERNANDEZ (12-10, 3.04 in 2013)
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The fat lady appears to be singing for the Bellevue Philharmonic. What started as an ugly labor fight spiraled into a tanking budget, poor ticket sales and canceled concerts. Yesterday the Seattle Times reported that Executive Director Jennifer McCausland will step down in mid-May. Philharmonic Board Chair Dale Miller told the Times that the group will seek an interim director, but possibly not until next fall.
This comes on the heels of a press release the Philharmonic sent out last week announcing their final concert on May 17. At that concert, the release states, the ensemble "bids adieu to Maestro Kajima and other dear friends in a emotional and uplifting concert featuring great music on Sunday, May 17th."
Sounds a little more like a final curtain than a season finale.
Update after the jump:The announcement of McCausland's exit coincides with a meeting held last Friday between the Board and the local affiliate of the American Federation of Musicians. Union president Motter Snell says the Board, which originally backed McCausland's refusal to negotiate with the musicians as a union, changed it's tune about a month ago when a committee representing the musicians said the only way they would be willing to participate in the season next year is under a collective bargaining agreement.
Miller says the Board was willing to work with a Union, but with the personality conflicts last year and the tough financial situation (he says board members were digging into their own pockets at times to make payroll) that just didn't seem plausible. But over the last few months, he says, the musicians in particular have shown a willingness to find ways to improve the financial situation--they're not playing for compensation at the May 17 concert in hopes of bolstering the Philharmonic's budget for next season. Miller sees that as a sign of good faith and says it's part of the reason the Board started negotiating with Snell's union.
As to surviving next season, he says, the organization moved its executive offices to cut costs and is planning only three of the expensive masterworks concerts along with a pops concert and the annual Messiah. He's also going before the Bellevue City Council tonight to seek additional funding from the city.
Snell says she's been encouraged by the process so far. Another meeting with the board to discuss contract specifics is scheduled for Wednesday. "It's very, very exciting," she adds.


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Underworld: Awakening
Drink Yourself Under the Table with an 'Underworld' Drinking Game
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- May 8, 2012
There are two types of people in this world: those that like glittery vampires whose biggest battle is with a hunky teen werewolf over the heart of a humdrum angsty teenager… and those that don't. If you're in the latter category, you might enjoy vampires of a different kind, ones...
This Week In DVD: Rachel McAdams Forgets Channing Tatum, Horror Films Forget to Be Scary and Mr. Roarke Forgets It's After Labor Day
Welcome back to This Week In DVD! Sadly, this is one of the worst week for new releases in decades. Decades I say! Well, in weeks anyway. Some of the mediocre titles coming out this week include the occasionally entertaining Underworld: Awakening, the frustratingly uninteresting Mother's Day remake, the low-rent...
Box Office: Liam Neeson and 'The Grey' Reign Over the Pack
- By Jeremy Kirk
- January 30, 2012
Once again Liam Neeson stood up to the January graveyard slate of movies, and once again Liam Neeson took charge. The Grey took top honors this weekend, proving that the combination of Neeson and good, adult action is the way to go when you want to make some decent coin....
Reject Report, The Grey
- By Jeremy Kirk
- January 27, 2012
Not to be confused with Reject Report, The White, which is what happens after we do battle with the Balrog. Reject Report, The White is never NEVER wrong. But in our current form we have to take into account things like star power and demographics and mass appeal, the kinds...
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: January 20, 2012
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- January 20, 2012
This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr dresses up in his favorite Jedi robe, grabs his lightsaber and heads out to see the latest George Lucas movie…and boy does he look stupid. After realizing that Red Tails has nothing to do with the color of creatures' backsides in the Tattooine cantina,...
The Top 5 Things at New York Comic-Con 2011
- By Merrill Barr
- October 18, 2011
The sixth annual New York Comic-Con was host to its largest audience to date at over 100,000 people. And it's thanks to that audience the convention got to deliver on some of the biggest events of the year in the world of geekdom. With the massive weekend now over, we take a...
Movie News After Dark: Skinny Jonah Hill, Ghostbusters, Kurosawa Remakes, Bad Accents, OK Go and The Muppets
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- @rejects
- August 23, 2011
What is Movie News After Dark? Sometimes it likes to think that it is a carefully constructed Rube Goldberg machine constructed by a popular rock band that quickly became on online sensation. It also sometimes thinks that it's a world famous traveling circus of puppets. Sadly, it's just a nightly...
Trailer: Kate Beckinsale Has A Naked 'Underworld: Awakening'
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- August 18, 2011
There's something Schwarzenegger-esque about the opening to the first trailer for Underworld: Awakening. For one, we find out that it's Selene's (Kate Beckinsale) awakening. For two, she goes all Terminator by curling up naked in the fetal position before finding some conveniently skin-tight clothes and then kicking a bunch of...


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Is one time that bad?
Any tips/advice?
First time mom.
I wouldn't do it, honestly. Just scooping can release the spores that could get into your system. And unless you can do it in less than 30 seconds, you'd probably pass out first. Toxoplasmosis is no joke. That was the first thing they tested me for when they found out my son had severe brain damage and an arrythmea. I don't own cats, but had been around them. It was negative, though.
Is there a neighbor or something who'd be willing to do it for you?
Little Otter - Dec '14
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On Tap for Today: Haunts to visit, a movie about beer and the Vortex Conference
Remain calm and scary on.
Not all haunted houses are created equal. See how they rank on the zombie scale. »Read Full Blog Post
Christmas Family Feast goes on without broadcast sponsor
Some things in the community fall by the wayside without being noticed.
The Salvation Army's annual Christmas Family Feast is not one of them. »Read Full Article(2)
Milwaukee Symphony plays program of new works by young composers
If you think writing a piece of music for a full symphony orchestra is a tough task, you should try finding an orchestra to play that piece.
Five young composers, chosen from among 90 applicants, were in Milwaukee for the rare opportunity of hearing their works performed for an audience by a professional orchestra Saturday evening. »Read Full Article


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Skip to comments.Gunmaker scaling back
Posted on 01/31/2006 12:39:01 PM PST by kiriath_jearim
Posted on Mon, Jan. 30, 2006
Gunmaker scaling back
BY TONY ADAMSStaff Writer
When German gunmaker Heckler & Koch showed up in Columbus more than two years ago, it had big plans for becoming one of the city's major local companies.
On the drawing board was a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, a $25 million capital investment and at least 200 high-paying jobs -- maybe more. Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue even visited Columbus to attend a groundbreaking at Muscogee Technology Park, the industrial area off Macon Road where H&K was supposed to construct its large facility.
But Sterling, Va.-based Heckler & Koch (pronounced "coke") had to scale back its strategy in a major way after learning last October that the U.S. military had cancelled competitive bidding for the next-generation assault rifle. H&K was hoping to land a lucrative contract with the government to replace its 40-year-old M4 carbine and M16 rifle.
Now the company is regrouping in Columbus, forgoing construction of a large plant for an existing 13,170-square-foot building near Columbus East Industrial Park off Macon Road. The structure, formerly used by Cessna Aircraft, is the U.S. distribution center for H&K's 80 models of weapons and accessories.
Peter Simon, H&K executive vice president for programs and government relations, in an interview last week, was cautious in his remarks about the company's downsized fortunes. He knows offending someone in the military's supply chain could harm H&K's chances of landing a huge contract.
Still, he said it has been tough watching the XM8 assault rifle developed by his company -- and generally applauded by soldiers testing it in the field -- get shot down in the bidding process.
"I'm disappointed that the program has not proceeded through a procurement stage, and because we have not had the opportunity to compete," said Simon, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel. "From our point of view, we contracted with the United States Army to develop a certain capability and we fulfilled that contract." Sticking points in the process include the demand by other manufacturers that the bidding be wide open and that H&K not have an advantage because it developed the weapon. Col. Michael Smith, former weapons program manager at Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey, commented during an XM8 live-fire demonstration at Fort Benning 14 months ago that the developing company often receives the contract ultimately.
"He's got it locked," Smith said of weapon developers. "He understands exactly how to build it. No one's ever going to build it better than he can." There also is the matter of the U.S. defense budget, which topped $400 million in 2005. Congressional committees and the Department of Defense are currently taking a critical look at military spending. A number of defense experts are betting there will be cuts in current and future weapons programs.
Weapons program still alive
Lt. Col. Tim Chyma, Smith's successor at Picatinny Arsenal, said the current conflict in the Middle East was the driving factor behind putting the brakes on the assault rifle bidding. Last May, he said, bidding was started after the U.S. Army decided to add a light machine gun capability to the new rifle.
But by May, the decision was made to suspend the process and rethink what is technically being called the "objective individual combat weapon" program. The military, Chyma said, then stopped the process completely in October.
"Right now, the Army is reassessing and re-evaluating its priorities for weapons, as well as the (weapons) requirements based on the stuff coming out of the field," he said.
That includes doing post-combat surveys of soldiers as they leave hot zones in Iraq and Afghanistan. The military wants to know what is working in the heat of battle and what isn't, particularly in urban settings, Chyma said.
"It's a matter of, hey, let's make sure we're doing the right thing before we proceed; make sure we capture everything and then we'll move forward," he said. Chyma insists the assault rifle program has not been shelved. Yet, he also doesn't have a feel for how long it might take to get the next-generation rifle into the hands of soldiers and U.S. Marines. Asked if that moment could come within five years, he replied, "That's a reasonable timeline."
"The big thing is just understanding it will be a competitive process," he said. "A full and open competition is the approach."
The M16 has been in the military's arsenal since 1964, making it one of the longest-running weapon programs in U.S. defense history. It has undergone modifications through the years. But Simon said the time has come to give troops something better, be it H&K's XM8 design or someone else's.
"I think that there are a number of manufacturers that have products either in their inventory right now or under development that represent an advancement over the current legacy systems," he said.
Until the military pulls the trigger on large contracts, a major expansion in Columbus will have to wait. The 13,170-square-foot distribution center -- although it will handle between $15 million and $20 million in weapons and accessories this year -- is a far cry from the 100,000-square-foot behemoth plant the company was hoping to construct. The seven employees there now are nowhere near the 200-plus workers pledged by Heckler & Koch at its October 2003 groundbreaking at Muscogee Technology Park.
"All of that planning was based on the program that the Army was pursuing for the development of the XM8 and fielding it," he said. "We have, obviously, had to significantly adjust our expansion plans."
Columbus Mayor Bob Poydasheff expressed disappointment that the XM8 has yet to lead to a huge contract for H&K and more than 200 jobs for city residents. But he said recent job announcements, including Aflac's 2,000-employee expansion -- on top of Fort Benning picking up thousands of troops and civilian workers over the next four years -- have eased the pain.
"Now that there's going to be a distribution center, it's not going to take too much of a jump (for H&K) to create and modify a portion it for manufacturing, which would then employ the 200 some odd people," he said.
Room to expand
Heckler & Koch is working on plans to turn about 5,000 square feet of the distribution center space into a manufacturing facility, Simon said. The company -- not the military -- still retains the rights to the XM8 design. He declined to say if H&K is shopping it around to other potential customers.
Richard Grantham, operations manager at the Columbus distribution center, will be the person heading that possible expansion. The distribution center, open since October, was relocated from Virginia, where it had been 16 years.
Grantham said the center has enough room to expand its walls by another 10,000 square feet if need be. That would mean investments in new equipment and the addition of several workers. It's simply a matter of landing a big contract -- although it really isn't all that simple.
"It's a different business when you're talking about dealing with the government," he said. "We've got so many government agencies and regulations, it's not like you can go in and sell paperclips. It was a learning experience for everybody."
The distribution center, which is surrounded by heavyweight fencing and uses alarms and security systems to control access, is steadily funneling pistols and rifles through it. On Friday, a box of ammunition magazines sat on the dock floor, bound for troops fighting in Afghanistan.
Last month, Heckler & Koch used a range at Fort Benning to test out a new grenade launcher it will market. The company also is setting up its Columbus facility to serve as a weapon repair center.
"It's all dealing with the government contracts," Grantham said. "If we receive government contracts, we're in the position where we can grow and expand in a very fast fashion."
SCAR Light and Heavy (5.56mm and 7.62mm versions) are being built at the FN Plant in South Carolina, IIRC.
FN has made comments about possible civilian sales.
Givent that they've released the PS90 (as promised) and plant to release the FN2000 later this year, I think we can thake them at their word.
Parts is exactly what we wanted.
Newer milled receivers like the LRW are on par with the older TRW receivers and the parts kits the DCM could have released would have been a tremendous benefit to all competitive shooters.
During my reserve days, back in 1994 or so, I escorted about fifty VERY GOOD condition M1911A1s to the steam chopper when we received our M9/92FS Berettas. Many of those Colts looked like they had never been fired.
HK turned it's back on the civilian market here in the US. They refuse to service any civilian owned full auto and that has hurt them.
HK could become the premier gun company here in the US but that won't happen until management changes and they remember that the civilian market is where they had their big break through in the US.
Somehow I can't picture Clint Eastwood saying "Meet my three friends, Smith, Wesson and Bob."
Maybe it's time for H & K to stop treating the civilian market like something it scraped off its shoe. I love my USP, but H & K has consistently treated the civilian market with Teutonic disdain.
I liked the UMP .45 ACP more, but it had more recoil when fired. 230 grain rounds versus 135 grain rounds.
UMP .45 ACP Submachine Gun
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Ill be heading over the Page MIll park and ride around 10am. Anyone want to join?
Ill be heading over the Page MIll park and ride around 10am. Anyone want to join?
Hey Big Sean where are you leaving from. PM me for my number. My wrist feels somewhat better, maybe I can ride now.
I see hills.... Bring them on!!!
Stay calm and bring a towel.
I would but I just got back from Davis. Rest time for me ...
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Sorry I missed ya. I turned the computer off when I was getting ready. That loop kicked my butt today. Have'nt had enough ride time lately, hopefully I feel better for next saturday's ride or its gonna be a long day for me.
How long is the loop?
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33 miles with over 4100 ft of climbing.
Wow, Would love to attemp it one weekend with you guys, the elevation is scarying me as I type this.. on my Compact..Lucas Valley
Its not bad. There is alot of climbing for the mileage. Its a great loop and is fairly easily done in less then 3 hours, todays total time was 2:35 There are 2 climbs, the first not so bad, the second is tougher, but ya just gotta pace yourself to the top.


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Trying to be cute when not
Niggas mad chips; Shes mad chips
Beküldő: BlackSupaMAn 2013. május 6.
to smoke marijuana/weed
Dude lets go chip at the beach
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A secret word for Cigarette. This word is used when you talk to your friends about wanting to smoke but your parents are within earshot.
I'm going to go for a chip.
It's raining. Let's go eat a chip.
It's raining. Let's go eat a chip.
Beküldő: Napia 2010. október 14.
If something is chips, it's okay, if something isn't chips, it's not okay. That's that.
Timmy: "OWW THAT CHICK JUST PINCHED MY BALLS!"
Me: "That's just not chips, mate."
Me: "That's just not chips, mate."
Beküldő: "P Nizzle" 2010. február 16.
A quick hit, usually to the face or chin. To punch or jab someone.
Yo I swear da next time I see dat nigga imma chip him
Beküldő: jerz nigga 2009. március 25.
being instructed to run, leave quickly
yo! u best chip now or ya gettin a beatin
Beküldő: Mack-S12 2008. október 28.
the dried feces stuck to the tip of the penis after unprotected anal sex
when jerry finally pulled out, he had chip on his tip
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Socialism has many faces. At the ideological level, it is clearly a system for the sharing of control and ownership of a society's resources, and this is commonly taken also to imply a substantial degree of sharing in policy-making and the management of public affairs. At the level of action, this ideal of popular participation has been often tempered by a number of real or asserted practical constraints. In many socialist regimes, 'socialism from above', sometimes in quite oppressive forms, has been deemed necessary for the sake of efficiency and, at least temporarily, for the control and/or re-education of recalcitrant and unenthusiastic groups still burdened by their bourgeois aspirations.
At a structural level, government under such regimes frequently involves a readily recognizable and to some extent predictable combination of institutions. The institutions themselves are found in many other systems, and it is the form of their mixture which is special. A common pattern includes a single party, which may be varyingly populist or elitist, a governmental and bureaucratic structure, and an elected chamber. There is also typically a military whose role varies greatly from one period and one country to another. There is commonly a substantial overlap between the party leadership and that of other institutions, and this can sometimes make it difficult to distinguish them in practice, but there are also tendencies to divisions of interest and often struggles for power between them. The party tends to assert the ideology of the system, and demand its dominance in the formulation and implementation of policy. Governmental staff and bureaucrats are likely to be much more sensitive to practicalities of administration and to the demands of their own inherited norms and modus operandi. 2 They are also likely to be the most highly educated element in the system. An elected chamber may perhaps be expected to exhibit a special respect for the demands of an electorate, but this is not always the case, and such a chamber rarely has the same amount of power and influence as the other major structures we have mentioned. Of course, the ideals of the system stress that all the organs we have mentioned should work together for the enhancement of the interests of


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The Iowa Sex Offender Registry now has added a Facebook page.
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Lewis Marley Tenney, 92, of Columbus, died at 8:40 a.m. Sunday, May 25, 2014, at Silver Oaks Health Campus.
Born in Hemlock, West Virginia, Jan. 12, 1922, he was the son of the late Josiah and Hattie Tenney. He married Mary C. Kyle June 20, 1947, at Old Union United Church of Christ, and she survives.
Other survivors include his daughter, Charlyn E. Tenney of Auburn, Indiana; a sister, Jocie Tenney of Buckhannon, West Virginia; grandchildren, Meagan (Tyler) Costantini of Pittsburg, Kansas, and Lt. Jr. Grade Brett Matthews, stationed with the U.S. Navy at Goose Creek, South Carolina; a sister-in-law, Jean Tenney of Buckhannon, West Virginia; a stepgreat-granddaughter, Gianna Costantini of Pittsburg, Kansas; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; Josiah and Hattie Tenney and eleven brothers and sisters, Stella Howes, Genevieve Ware, Dora Mason, Imogene Zickefoose, Viola Hanny, Ernest, Emery, William, Russell, Luther and Arthur Tenney.
Lewis served in the military a total of 24 years. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II in Central Europe from 1942 to 1946 with the 69th Infantry Division, 273rd Regiment, and Company D as a squad leader. He received a Combat Infantryman Badge, Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal, American Theater Ribbon, European-African-Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon and the World War II Victory Medal. He retired from the United States Air Force Reserves on June 11, 1969 as a Master Sergeant. Lewis was honored with the promotion to the rank of Colonel by the Adjutant General's Office of the Indiana Guard Reserve on March 4, 1993.
Lewis worked 33 years for Delco Electronics, a division of General Motors in Kokomo, as a senior accountant from 1947 to when he retired in 1980 and moved to Columbus in 1981.
Funeral service will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday at Myers-Reed Chapel, 3729 25th St., Columbus, with Pastor Kirby Rupp officiating. Burial will follow in Garland Brook Cemetery, with graveside military rites conducted by Bartholomew County Honor Guard. Calling will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and one hour prior to the service Saturday.
Online condolences may be sent to the Tenney family at www.myers-reed.com.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to the Alzheimer's Association or Premier Hospice in Seymour.
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DOLASETRON (dol A se tron) is used to prevent nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy.
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Relay 'a success' despite lightningPublished 11:29am Tuesday, April 30, 2013
The Morgan-Hartselle Relay for Life ended a little earlier than they had anticipated, but event organizers are still declaring it was a success.
According to the event's website, the event took in about $64,916.47. Bobby Smith, community representative for the American Cancer Society, said they are still continuing to work toward their goal of $101,000 by Aug. 31.
He attributed the shortfall to the inclement weather that forced the event to shut the 12-hour event about three hours after it began.
"We just weren't going to take any chances when we started to see lightning," Smith said. "We can handle the rain OK, but when it starts thunder and lightning, we just had to go ahead a shut it down. We didn't want anyone to get injured."
Despite the weather situation, Smith said they had "thousands" of people come out to J.P. Cain Stadium to participate in Relay. A total of 45 teams also participated.
"Everyone came out and supported this great cause on Friday night," Smith said. "It seemed like everyone was there. It was just like having a football game on Friday night. I can't put an exact number on how many people were there.
"We even had several that came over from the ball fields after their games were over on Friday night," he added. "We just wish the weather would have held up."
Because the event ended early, Smith said they weren't able to launch the nearly 150 Relay for Life lanterns, which were purchased by donors in memory of loved ones.
"We're planning to have another ceremony somewhere in the community, maybe at E.A.R.T.H. Park or somewhere else, to launch those lanterns," Smith said.
No date has been set as of yet.