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Hi--I am new to this group. My husband and I have 4 boys--1 adopted (4yrs) and 3 biological (1,2 and 3 yrs). We would like to add one more baby to complete our family and we are seriously thinking about starting the embryo adoption process. We just moved to Dallas and met with a local adoption agency last evening. Is this the best way to adopt embryos or is it possible to find embryos privately? And if we are looking to just add one child to our family is it realistic to think we should just adopted one embryo? Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciate. This process seems overwhelming! Thank you!
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hand. We are in the middle of a transfer now. I started number 5 on a list and it moved pretty quickly. We are very happy with the group.
I will definitely look into the group in Bedford. That would be so convenient. We are not interested in fertility treatments. I feel burdened to do embryo adoption since there are 600,000 embryos that are frozen with no intended use (that will probably be discarded). So, that is why I wouldn't want to do a double donor (if I understand it correctly). We just want to adopt an embryo(s) that is already frozen to give it/them a chance at life. Thanks for all the feedback. Very helpful!
Just an FYI, though there are over 600,000 in storage there are just a few hundred available each year for adoption. Many couples sit on a wait list for a year just to be matched. Most that are in storage will be used by the gentic parents or discarded or donated, but not because of a lack of people wanting to adopt but because that is what the parents have chosen to do. There are many more waiting couples than available embryos unfortunately.
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daveandshawn- Unfortunately Jess is absolutely right. We went with a double donor cycle for just that reason. The wait for traditional embryo adoption programs is often a year or longer because most of those 600,000 frozen embryos are not available. They are the property of their genetic parents and I think it can be hard sometimes for those parents to release them without really knowing what would become of them.
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When we adopted our twins as embryos in 2009, we were already blessed with 5 kids via adoption...My coblogger also had already given birth to one child and adopted 6...both of us were chosen in less than 1 month by different donor families...what may not been seen as a positive to some, others may be looking for it in their recepient family...we have to remember who is in charge when it comes to Embryo Adoption...Through Him, all things are possible!!!
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My plus-one delighted herself with a Belgian waffle, a light and fluffy take on what could have been an overpriced toaster variety.
Success of the Soak: Smith's menu lacked imagination, and this might just be the unfortunate result of being formulated as hangover food for people who eat every meal in a pub. It seems out of place amongst the families one would normally encounter on 15th Avenue. After thoroughly gorging myself, I found time to be late for an appointment, get caught in the rain, and possibly fall hard for my plus-one (but don't tell her I told you).


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FDA's Phoenix resident post consumer safety officer Randall Johnson last October put FDA seals on three containers of a toxic chemical destined for hazardous waste disposal, capping an agency investigation that stemmed from a local probe of a Maricopa County health official in Phoenix.
The chemical, nicotine alkaloid, is a pesticide approved by the Environmental Protection Agency that the county's Rabies Animal Control Center was reformulating, repackaging, and using illegally as an animal tranquilizer. It has never been approved by FDA for that use.
FDA learned of the county's use of the nicotine alkaloid product during a local probe of veterinarian Thomas Kelly, then-director of the Rabies Animal Control Center. Kelly, according to a report in The Phoenix Gazette, "admitted using his workers and county vehicles to run errands for his woodworking business and conducting his private business from his county office." The newspaper also reported that Kelly's workers said they had been using the illegal nicotine product since about 1982 on Kelly's orders.
In early March 1989, FDA's Johnson visited Randy A. Baca at the Rabies Animal Control Center. Baca was acting director of the center, having replaced Kelly after allegations against the veterinarian had appeared in the local papers early in February. Baca told Johnson that one of the first steps she had taken as acting director was to instruct field personnel to stop using the chemical and return it to headquarters. Harvel Alishouse, D.V.M., air quality, advisor with the county health department, created a new warning label for the product and reissued it to the field, claiming the new labeling was considered adequate by animal control and no substitutes were immediately available.
Johnson then inspected the facility, inventoried and photographed the bulk product on hand, collected a sample of each of four dilutions of the product, and explained to Baca that the chemical is not approved for any anesthetic uses. Johnson also explained FDA's animal drug approval process and outlined the agency's good manufacturing practices and registration requirements for drug repackagers and manufacturers.
In his inspection report, Johnson noted that he "advised [Baca] that the product is too toxic to safely handle and that there is no antidote" and that "her department's use of this product contrary to its labeled indicated uses and directions for use violates Environmental Protection Agency regulations." Johnson gave Baca a source to call for information on possible substitutes.
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How a top Pentagon official and a host of influential Republicans almost made sure that one American company gained a key stake in Iraq's lucrative wireless market.
Toward the end of 2003, Shaw even asked the Pentagon and the National Security Council to replace the Iraqi minister of communications with Sheik Sami al-Majoun, the Iraqi minister of labor, who, according to a CPA document, was a participant in the Qualcomm consortium bid. "Strong medicine but necessary if we are to succeed," Shaw wrote in a December email to a Pentagon colleague. "I need hardly add that this will allow the telecom system to develop with the kind of speed and focus that is essential to the entire development of Iraq."
Around that same time Shaw also pressed the case for the Qualcomm consortium when Daniel Sudnick, the senior American adviser to the Iraqi Ministry of Communications, visited Washington, D.C. Shaw invited him to dinner at the exclusive Metropolitan Club, located across the street from the White House, took him to meet Senator Burns, and then hosted a meeting at his office on January 12 with representatives of Nana Pacific and the Qualcomm consortium.
For all the work Qualcomm's supporters did to arrange for its entry into Iraq, the final authority over Iraq's telecom future still rested with the American advisers, like Sudnick, working in Saddam's former palace in Baghdad. Although Sudnick met with Shaw and Senator Burns, he told colleagues that he remained determined to not effectively award a new cellular phone license for Iraq under the cover of a network for the nation's police and fire officials. In January, he defined the scope of the Iraqi needs in a report to the White House's Office of Management and Budget. The first-responder network, he wrote, "will not compete with commercial mobile cellular operators."
In March, this dispute reached a critical turning point when Sudnick and other advisers in Baghdad discovered that Nana Pacific had added language to a contract for a pilot first-responder program that would allow such competition, opening the door for the consortium to establish a CDMA network. Sudnick and his colleagues promptly challenged Nana officials about the new provision. Within hours, they received a blistering phone call from Shaw, who shouted at Sudnick's deputy, Bonnie Carroll, that there would be "hell to pay" if they did not sign off on the additional language, according to Carroll.
Within days, Sudnick received an email from Shaw: "If you can't lead or follow get the hell out of the way." The first-responder system, Shaw wrote, was "the last opportunity to install a viable cellular network that is responsive to our needs and requirements." And in another email, Shaw added that Sudnick's actions "rightly raised the concerns of the Qualcom [sic] folks."
Also shortly after the contentious phone conversation between Shaw and Carroll, Sheik Sami al-Majoun and his entourage paid a visit to CPA headquarters, says Carroll, recalling that they entered her office and that Majoun appeared upset. He told her that he had spoken with Shaw and asked her to come meet with him outside the CPA offices, presumably to discuss the Nana Pacific contract; after she declined the invitation, he left. When Mother Jones interviewed Majoun this summer at his home, he denied that he had any stake in the Qualcomm consortium, despite the document that lists him as a participant. Then he turned to a translator in the room and said in Arabic, "Of course I am involved in contracts, but I'm not going to talk about any of it."
Unmoved by Shaw's demands, Sudnick decided to recommend stopping the first-responder pilot program in its tracks. He quickly sent a memo to CPA administrator Bremer. "I have observed a series of events I consider to be highly irregular," Sudnick wrote on March 9, explaining his decision. It would be a fateful one for Sudnick and others in the office, who suddenly had an enemy high in the Pentagon. "In 48 hours, [Shaw] goes from [Sudnick's] biggest defender to his biggest fucking adversary," says a Defense Department official familiar with the incident. Over the next several weeks, the Pentagon had a new team relieve Sudnick of many of his responsibilities. He and his deputy Carroll resigned within a month. By June, Shaw had added Sudnick's name to his report about improprieties with the initial cellular bids. Citing "unsubstantiated" allegations from Iraqi sources, Shaw told Defense Department investigators that Sudnick may have taken bribes and kickbacks, details that were soon leaked to Newsweek and the Washington Times. Sudnick has denied the allegations.
With a new team of advisers at the Communications Ministry, plans for the Iraqi first-responder network have moved forwardthough they are now months behind schedule. In addition, the Pentagon has given the design authority for the system to Lucent Technologies, which was included as a principal supplier in Qualcomm's bid to bring CDMA to Iraq. Although the company is one of the world's leading makers of CDMA equipment, John Procter, who works for the Pentagon's contracting arm in Baghdad, says that the contract does not call for CDMA cell phone technology, but instead will solely involve building a police and fire radio system. While a June 4, 2004, cost-benefit analysis prepared by Lucent and obtained by Mother Jones estimated the cost of establishing a nationwide first-responder system at $450 million, Procter says only about $90 million has been appropriated for the job.
But the infighting over the first-responder system has cost the Iraqi people more than money. The negotiations over the Nana Pacific proposal were a waste of precious time. Because of the delay in establishing the new emergency-response system, said a former CPA technical adviser, "people have died."
Bonnie Carroll has been back in the U.S. for months now, visiting her family and working with TAPS, a support group for military families she founded in 1994, after her husband died in an Army National Guard plane crash. Nothing about her résumé would suggest that she was destined to become a whistleblower. She worked in the West Wing for President Ronald Reagan, and then as an aide to the White House counsel for President Bush's father. After September 11, she returned to government service at the Department of Veterans Affairs before accepting a detail in the office of Deputy Undersecretary Shaw and then traveling to Baghdad to work for the CPA.
Early this summer, she sat down for a midday omelette at the Hamburger Hamlet in Crystal City, Virginia, a mall frequented by military officers from the nearby Pentagon. Sipping hot water with lemon, she worried that the effort to influence the first-responder award has caused irreparable damagethe delay in bringing first-responder radios to Iraq, the attempts to smear the integrity of her and Sudnick in the press, the added costs to Iraq and the U.S. "I like to believe in people," she said, looking very much the Republican stalwart, dressed in a pastel sweater and pearls. "And this is a deputy undersecretary of Defense. You would hope he has integrity."
Since returning to the United States, Carroll has devoted herself to clearing the names of those who advised the Communications Ministry in Baghdad. She has met with Pentagon officials and congressional staffers at their request. And she provided Senator McCain with a packet of documents detailing an expansive "web of those who stood to benefit had the deal gone through."
"Simply stated, we were used in an attempt to 'rig' a contract," Carroll wrote. "This is truly not my Defense Department."
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Member Sayda is 36 years old, married, and has three children. She alternates between her daily activities and her business, which is a grocery store. She sells different kinds of products, such as rice, sugar, milk, sweets, sodas, and other items. She works at her store from 6:00 am to about 10:00 pm. She is a hard-working and responsible person who is very eager to get ahead day after day, which is how she provides for her family.
She is requesting the loan to purchase merchandise for her business, such as rice and sodas.
The other members work selling beauty products, buying and selling shoes, at a grocery store, selling lubricants, spare parts for computers, and buying and selling clothing.
Member Sayda is grateful to this resource, by means of which she is being granted a loan, and is committed to paying her installments.
La socia Sayda tiene 36 años es casada y tiene 3 hijos; la socia alterna sus actividades diarias con el negocio de tienda de abarrotes ella vende diferentes tipos de productos como arroz, azúcar, leche, golosinas, gaseosas entre otros, la socia trabaja en su negocio desde las 06:00am hasta las 10:00pm aproximadamente, la socia es una persona empeñosa y responsable con muchas ganas de salir adelante día a día siendo de esta manera que la socia saca adelante a su familia.
La socia solicita el préstamo para la compra de mercadería para su negocio como arroz y gaseosas.
Los otros socios se dedican a la venta de productos de belleza, compra y venta de zapatos, tienda de abarrotes, venta de lubricantes, repuestos para computadoras, compra y venta de ropa.
La socia agradece este medio por el cual le facilita el crédito y se compromete a cumplir con los pagos.
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Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Funds could become available to replace Sligo bridge if the Congress approves a new economic stimulus package.
County Mayor Mike Foster said Thursday that TDOT has included Sligo bridge in it's request for funding of projects in Tennessee. "Mr (Paul) Degges, who is the chief engineer for TDOT, said at a recent public meeting that Sligo was not on the list of roads and bridges that would be proposed for the stimulus package. But we were told about two weeks ago by TDOT that it is now on the list for the proposed stimulus package, if it happens. Senator (Lamar) Alexander's office called and said that it (Sligo bridge) is on the stimulus package list that has been submitted by TDOT for the state. So if the stimulus package passes the U.S. House and Senate, then hopefully we are in line for a replacement bridge, which would be just north of the existing bridge. If you're going toward Sparta, the new bridge would be on the left side of the old bridge and the road on either side of the bridge would be straightened for better access. If all this happens, they would probably have meetings here in March for a pre-bid letting, and possibly be on line for contracts to be let in July and maybe the bridge could be started in September, which is really good news for tourism, school buses, and people who travel back and forth through there to go to work."
Degges, during a public meeting last month, said it would cost about $32 million to replace Sligo bridge at today's estimates, while a rehab would be about $12 million and extend the life of the bridge by 10 to 15 years. "From a time frame standpoint, between two and four years from now this bridge is going to be in a condition to where we're going to have to replace the bridge or do a rehab on it."
"If we were able to find the funding for this project, I could see us under contract in maybe fifteen months or less if we were going to go with the new bridge. If the money doesn't materialize somewhere, I would guess somewhere between two and four years from now we would be looking at a rehabilitation project on the existing bridge."


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Minnesota Twins SP Tommy Milone is moving to the bullpen, and SP Alex Meyer will make the start in Milone's place Tuesday, May 3.
Fantasy Tip: Milone is a soft tosser who had a 5.40 ERA and only 17 strikeouts in 20 innings over his four starts. He can be left to the waiver wire outside of maybe deep AL leagues. Meyer will be making his first major league start against the Astros Tuesday. He sported a 5.28 ERA, 1.62 WHIP and struck out 9.8 hitters per nine in the minors last year. Meyer's stay in the rotation may be brief, though, and while he has strikeout upside, he's strictly a wait-and-see option in deeper mixed leagues for now.
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|Twins | Ervin Santana to start Friday
Wed, 06 Apr 2016 19:48:32 -0700
Minnesota Twins SP Ervin Santana had his next outing moved up to Friday, April 8, against the Kansas City Royals, because his opening day start was cut short due to rain. SP Tommy Milone will start Saturday, April 9, with SP Ricky Nolasco pitching Sunday, April 10.
Fantasy Tip: This is welcome news to fantasy owners who have Santana in seasonal leagues with weekly lineup changes. He threw 39 pitches while allowing two hits and two walks over two scoreless innings versus the Baltimore Orioles Monday, April 4.
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Minnesota Twins SP Tommy Milone was solid Tuesday, March 29, against the Boston Red Sox, firing six innings of two-run ball, scattering five hits and recording three strikeouts compared to two walks.
Fantasy Tip: This is about what you'll hope for if you have Milone on your fantasy squad, as he doesn't really provide more than the statline he posted in today's spring training outing. Even so, he can still be a fine cheap source for ERA and quality starts. He won't rack up too many strikeouts, but he's someone that can minimize damage and wind up with a respectable win-loss record. In AL-leagues and deep mixed formats, that would make him an asset.
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Sun, 27 Mar 2016 10:38:19 -0700
Minnesota Twins SP Tommy Milone has made the starting rotation and will make his first start against the Kansas City Royals Friday, April 8.
Fantasy Tip: Milone has pitched well in four spring training games and has a 2.40 ERA during that span. Milone could be an option on deeper AL-only leagues but probably can be avoided in most leagues.
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|Twins | Tommy Milone shines Monday
Mon, 14 Mar 2016 13:46:00 -0700
Minnesota Twins SP Tommy Milone had four scoreless innings in his Grapefruit League start Monday, March 14, as he bids to become a part of the opening day starting rotation. Milone allowed just one hit in his four innings.
Fantasy Tip: Milone could open in the bullpen or in the minors, but he could be worth a look on waivers at some point during the year for some spot starts if he makes his way into the rotation.
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Tue, 02 Feb 2016 11:57:50 -0800
Minnesota Twins SP Ricky Nolasco is not guaranteed a spot in the starting rotation to open the season, according to manager Paul Molitor. Molitor said SP Tyler Duffey "has a really good chance" to crack the rotation. SP Tommy Milone is a player that will battle with Nolasco for a job, and RP Trevor May will receive a look, as well. SP Jose Berrios will receive a look and could become a rotation option sometime this season.
Fantasy Tip: Nolasco has posted ERAs over 5.00 each of the last two seasons and pitched only 37 1/3 innings in 2015 because of injury. It's a stretch to think he can help many fantasy owners outside of deep AL-only leagues if he wins a rotation spot. Duffey, despite a lack of pitch speed, can generate strikeouts with his diverse arsenal. He's not a bad gamble in deep mixed leagues in a pitcher's park if he wins a job.
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|Twins | Tommy Milone avoids arbitration
Thu, 14 Jan 2016 17:19:25 -0800
Minnesota Twins SP Tommy Milone has avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year deal worth $4.5 million.
Fantasy Tip: Milone went 9-5 with a 3.92 ERA in 24 games (23 starts) for Minnesota last season and is a back-of-the-rotation option for AL-only and cavernous mixed leagues. However, his 6.4 K/9 makes him an unattractive option in FantasyScore.
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|Twins | Tommy Milone starting against Cleveland
Mon, 28 Sep 2015 13:14:30 -0700
Minnesota Twins SP Tommy Milone is starting against the Cleveland Indians Monday, Sept. 28, in place of SP Phil Hughes (illness).
Fantasy Tip: Milone ($5,600, 11.2% of cap) owns a 5.72 ERA through 11 appearances in the second half with an unattractive 6.6 K/9. FantasyScore players should view him as nothing more than a contrarian flier for contests Monday.
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|Twins | Phil Hughes scratched from start
Mon, 28 Sep 2015 13:08:28 -0700
Minnesota Twins SP Phil Hughes (illness) will not start against the Cleveland Indians Monday, Sept. 28. SP Tommy Milone will start in place of Hughes against Cleveland Monday.
Fantasy Tip: Make sure to avoid Hughes ($5,600, 11.2% of cap) in all fantasy formats Monday, and there is no telling what is next for him. View him as a desperation hold in seasonal leagues at this stage of the game. Milone ($5,600, 11.2% of cap), similarly, isn't a strong option for FantasyScore players Monday. He owns a 5.72 ERA through 11 appearances in the second half.
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|Twins | Tommy Milone to throw Saturday
Fri, 25 Sep 2015 18:03:45 -0700
Minnesota Twins SP Tommy Milone (shoulder) is scheduled to throw 20 to 30 pitches during a bullpen session Saturday, Sept. 26. He hopes to return to action before the end of the regular season but he is unsure what role he would be used in.
Fantasy Tip: Milone ($5,600, 11.2% of cap) has been sidelined recently due to shoulder fatigue. He is unlikely to have much of an impact in FantasyScore again this season, especially if the Twins decide to use him out of the bullpen.
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The so-called "regulatory reform" bill (aka the "Polluter Protection Act") that's been wending its way through the General Assembly this year contains a laundry list of provisions that would weaken important environmental protection laws and regulations. Laura Wenzel of the Medical Advocates for Healthy Air program at Clean Air Carolina details some of the most troubling in this "must read" op-ed:
H765 and Air Quality: Jones Street has it in for the Joneses
By Laura Wenzel, MSW
Air pollution impacts our lives in surprising ways, and some of the worst impacts don't happen all at once, but as a gradual accumulation of stresses. Unfortunately, a bill currently being negotiated in the NC General Assembly boosts the harms of air pollution in just this way: a series of weakening changes that add up to bigger risks to our kids, our families, and ourselves.
H765, the Regulatory Reform Act of 2015, includes provisions that threaten air, water, and land. But to understand just the air quality provisions, let's consider what H765 does to the hypothetical Jones family.
The Jones family includes Tonya, a pregnant woman; her six-year-old son Joseph; and her mother, Pauline. Their neighborhood is adjacent to a warehouse district, where heavy trucks travel daily. Currently, unless a truck's engine is required for an operation like refrigeration, the truck is not allowed to idle for more than five minutes. This not only saves wear on the truck's engine, it prevents diesel pollution from concentrating in the area. However, H765 repeals the anti-idling rule, allowing truckers to idle their vehicles for an unlimited amount of time.
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Vidyut Jamwal, who plays the lead in upcoming film "Commando", says it was a privilege to play the solo lead.
"It's a very big privilege for me to come as a solo lead. I am very happy that Vipul Shah and Dilip Ghosh have given me this privilege," the 32-year-old said here Friday in an interview.
Directed by Dilip Ghosh, "Commando" has been produced by Vipul Shah.
The film also stars former Miss India Pooja Chopra and Jaideep Ahlawat, and hits theatres April 12.
"I am very happy that people are expecting (things from me) because you can fulfil the expectations only when people expect something. So I have got a chance and I can say that the audience will not be disappointed," he said.
Vidyut made his Bollywood debut in a negative role in John Abraham-starrer "Force" in 2011 and was awarded the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut.
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WASHINGTON – Yes, yes, yes. Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, etc. are just days away, but some people like to eschew tradition and do things a little differently around the holidays. So this weekend, if the thought of Christmas trees and menorahs is getting to be a little too much, check out these secular activities around the region.
Kids will enjoy Pajama Storytime in Arlington Friday night. From 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hooray for Books in Alexandria, children of all ages can cozy up and listen to their favorite tales. RSVP is required, so please call 703-548-4092 if you and yours wish to attend.
Once the little ones are tucked away, parents can head to the Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse Friday or Saturday night, when "The Tonight Show" writer and comedian Dean Cole takes the stage. Cole has also been featured on Comedy Central's "Laffapalooza," HBO's "Def Comedy Jam," BET's "Comic View" and NBC's "Showtime at the Apollo," among many others. Tickets are $24 and the show starts at 10 p.m. Prepare to be offended, in the funniest way possible.
Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville is hosting a beer tasting for those who prefer to get their drink on when the holidays arrive. Jeremy Cowan, author of "Craft Beer Bar Mitzvah," will read from his book and answer everything you want to know about beer, brewing and booze, in general. More information at 301-779-2787.
For those with food on the brain, D.C. native and restaurateur Aaron Silverman will offer a pop-up dinner at Tippy's Taco House in Rockville Saturday. The $30-menu includes popcorn soup, caramelized cauliflower yogurt, "better-than-your-favorite-cornbread" cornbread, chicken and waffles, among other offerings. Show up any time between 8:45 p.m. and 11 p.m. Call 301-545-5544.
And opening at the Kennedy Center Saturday night is "Ann", featuring Emmy Award-winning stage and screen actress Holland Taylor ("Two and a Half Men"). She stars in the "hilarious" and "inspiring" story based on the life of Ann Richards, former governor of Texas. Run-time is approximately two hours, and tickets start at $54. They can be bought online or by calling 800-444-1324.
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Two set to graduate from drug court in Barre
BARRE Two participants will graduate Monday from Adult Drug Treatment Court.
The Washington County criminal court said the graduation for the two, whose names have not been released, will be held at the court in Barre.
The treatment court enables people involved in the criminal justice system who have an identified substance abuse and/or mental health problem to go through an alternative program that includes intensive case management, treatment and support. The court is designed to help reduce recidivism and further involvement with the criminal justice system and has been proven to accomplish this goal nationwide. The process can take a year or more for participants to complete.
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Becoming a Wedding Planner
Planning parties or events is one of the many hobbies most people have in pursuit of showing their creativity. If you have a love for parties and celebrations, you may want consider becoming a wedding planner. Surprisingly, wedding planners nowadays earn more out their creative skills in planning and managing wedding festivities. The good side about getting into this career is that it is exciting and it can be very lucrative at the same time.
If you are interested in becoming a wedding planner , here are some easy steps to guide you in staring your career:
1. There are a number of elements in becoming a wedding planner. As a wedding planner you have to arrange and consider the venue, theme, flowers, food, invitations, and all the other key elements that make up a good wedding. It really depends sometimes on the kind of wedding you are planning to create. This will all be based on the contract and what the bride and groom expect from you. If you are new to all these things, like photography perhaps, it would be best if you start out becoming an assistant of some well-established wedding planning firms. Also find ways to help your friends with their weddings. Do it voluntarily. Do your own documentation of these weddings and study them very well. You may also want to consider experimenting on some small events even if it is not directly associated with weddings. This will develop your skills in planning parties and events.
2. A part of becoming a wedding planner is research. Start researching on different vendors and people which you can later on use in your future wedding planning projects. Take note of their prices and their specialties because they will be your future references.
3. Once you have tried helping out at weddings or events. Put your works into a portfolio and make it as beautiful as possible. This will give the brides a good lasting impression of your craft. It would also help to write a narrative of your background in wedding planning. Also ask your friends to use them as your references and tell them to mention your name during their weddings. Word of mouth still is the strongest form of advertising when you are starting out your business.
4. Widen your contacts. Talk to different venues like churches and catering services where you have helped out on a particular wedding. Leave your calling cards to different wedding coordinators. They can refer you to future potential clients. Try to juice out every opportunity there is in events.
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This group is headed by Sra. Maria Elena. She has been selling fruit for five years at a stand at the market in her town. With summer approaching, the sale of fruit increases each day. She needs to buy more frequently so that she can keep up with demand and not disappoint her customers.
Maria Elena needs to request another loan so that she can buy more fruit. By taking advantage of the summer season, she will be able to generate good earnings.
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About FAPEFAPE, the Foundation for the Assistance of Small Businesses, is a nonprofit, socially-minded institution that provides loans to micro-entrepreneurs across Guatemala.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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The bad bout of 2003 déjà vu continued on Sunday when former Vice President Dick Cheney appeared on ABC's This Week to lecture President Obama about how his policies had allegedly made a mess out of Iraq, as violence there continues to grip the country and threatens to completely destabilize the nation.
Cheney's appearance continues a maddening, week-long stroll down Baghdad memory lane as media outlets rush to get commentary from the people who, eleven years ago, got everything wrong about the Iraq War: The stunning cost, the causalities, the war planning, the intelligence, the sectarian violence.
"The neoconservative program cost the United States several trillion dollars and thousands dead and wounded American soldiers, and it sowed carnage and chaos in Iraq and elsewhere," writes Harvard University professor Stephen Walt in Foreign Policy.
The head-scratching question continues to be, why? Why are the discredited "experts" who botched Iraq last time now being a given a platform to comment on the military crisis they helped create? And why are these rejected mouthpieces being given a chance to bash President Obama, someone who opposed the failed war in the first place? (ABC's Jonathan Karl to Cheney: "What would you do in Iraq?" Left unsaid: Cheney left office with a 13 percent approval rating, in large part for leading the charge for the Bush administration's failed invasion.)
Why the strange rehabilitation? Here's a hint: People might be forgetting the deep bond that ran between the compliant Beltway media in 2003 and the very same failed Iraq War architects and partisan boosters the press is now turning to for advice. In other words, the Beltway press was part of the Iraq problem then. (They sold us a disastrous war.) So it's not that surprising the press is part of the problem now.
Fact: You can't talk about the Iraq War without addressing the central role the U.S. news media played during the run-up to the invasion, and the fevered and futile hunt for weapons of mass destruction. And that's why the current move to treat failed war sponsors as knowledgeable experts might also be seen as an effort by some journalists to put behind them the massive media missteps that led to the war.
Meaning, the reason the press doesn't think it's strange having the people who got everything wrong about the war on TV today is because so much of the Beltway press got the same things wrong eleven years ago.
As the years pass by and memories fade, it's important to never forget just how much government stenography went on prior to the war in D.C. newsrooms, and just how little daylight existed between the Bush administration and media elites in their ironclad agreement about the need to invade Iraq. Only then does the continued symmetry now on display begin to make sense. (Fact: The "liberal" Washington Post editorialized more than two dozen times in favor of war, between September 2002 and February 2003.)
No act in modern media culture can create as instantly polarizing a figure as the leaking of classified information. Daniel Ellsberg, Julian Assange, Bradley Manning, and now Edward Snowden -- the complexity of their human psyche was instantly reduced to binary choices by opposing extremes tugging to set a narrative.
They must be canonized or villainized.
Creating a media narrative focused on battles over the moral character of imperfect individuals inevitably draws the public away from necessary debates about our fundamental rights.
Bob Schieffer's commentary Sunday night on CBS was jarring, because after acknowledging, "I don't know yet if the government has overreached since 9/11 to reinforce our defenses, and we need to find out," the veteran newsman then turned his fire: "I think what we have in Edward Snowden is just a narcissistic young man who has decided he is smarter than the rest of us."
Schieffer's statement followed former NBC anchor Tom Brokaw belittling Snowden as a "military washout" and Richard Cohen of The Washington Post describing him as a "cross-dressing Little Red Riding Hood."
Whether or not Edward Snowden is a narcissist is inconsequential. Was the information he leaked to The Guardian and The Washington Post accurate? What are the boundaries between the surveillance abilities our 21st century telecommunications infrastructure provides agencies like the NSA, and a free and open society?
Who Edward Snowden is as a person is insignificant to the question of whether or not we as a society should be having a debate - facts in hand - about the level of surveillance we are willing to tolerate.
There are legitimate grounds of inquiry into how individuals obtain clearances, the use of private contractors by the intelligence community, and if the disclosure of this information constitutes a criminal act. But the majority of attacks on Snowden don't seek answers to these questions. They attempt to distract us with a chorus of voices more interested in a conversation better suited to the naming of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's baby than the most significant discussion about our right to privacy of the past decade.
Snowden has been called a "hero," "traitor," "dropout," "narcissist," and "washout." He has been attacked by elites from all ends of the ideological spectrum in government and the media. And yes, he has put himself forward for these attacks. But just as the conversation the Pentagon Papers promoted was ultimately far more significant than the personality of Daniel Ellsberg, the conversation Edward Snowden has begun is far more important than any defects - or heroic qualities - he may possess.
Even legendary journalists can fail to recognize the overwhelming popularity of expanding the background check system for firearms purchases. While it is now a well-known fact that the policy enjoys overwhelming support from the American public at large, some pundits remain unaware that it is also very popular in states that typically support conservative politicians.
NBC's Tom Brokaw is apparently one of those pundits. On the April 21 edition of NBC's Meet The Press, responding to the statement that the structure of the Senate explains why expanding background checks did not pass (an amendment had the support of 55 senators but needed 60 votes), Brokaw said that the proposal likely had very little support in the home states of Democrats who voted against the measure:
BROKAW: But in those states in which the senators voted against the background check, it's not even close to 90 percent in terms of wanting it, it's probably down in single digits in Montana and Arkansas and Alaska and North Dakota, the states that block it as Democrats. So you have to take that into consideration.
In fact, state polls in three of those four states found that at least 79 percent of respondents supported requiring a background check on every gun purchase (a broader measure than the one actually under debate).
According to a series of state polls commissioned by Mayors Against Illegals Guns, which supports the policy:
Media coverage of the debt ceiling frequently claims that raising the limit without simultaneous spending cuts would give President Obama a "blank check," repeating a pattern of promoting this false narrative -- or failing to correct it -- that occurred during the unprecedented brinkmanship of 2011. The phrase implies that the debt ceiling governs additional spending desired by the White House, when in fact it is a restriction on the executive branch's ability to borrow money to pay for spending measures already enacted by Congress.
Several media figures have claimed that President-elect Barack Obama won the election because he ran as a conservative and that notwithstanding Obama's victory, the United States is a conservative country. However, a poll conducted November 4-5 showed strong support for the progressive positions that Obama has articulated on the issues, rebutting the claim that the United States is a conservative country.
Commenting on the passage of a ballot initiative amending the California Constitution to ban same-sex marriage, Tom Brokaw said, "[W]e probably remain a center-right country." Brokaw did not note that several other ballot initiatives around the country suggest a rejection of a conservative social agenda.
Tom Brokaw did not challenge Sen. John McCain's false claim that under Sen. Barack Obama's health care plan, "[S]mall-business people who have employees without health insurance, that he is going to fine them if they don't have, have the insurance policy that they want, that Senator Obama wants them to have." In fact, while Obama has proposed requiring large businesses that do not provide health coverage to pay a percentage of their payroll into a National Health Insurance Exchange, small businesses would be exempt.
On NBC's Meet the Press, Tom Brokaw did not challenge Steve Schmidt's false claim that Sen. John McCain "called for the firing of Don Rumsfeld." In fact, the McCain campaign itself reportedly admitted that McCain did not call for Rumsfeld to be fired, or for his resignation.
On Meet the Press, citing a New York Post article reporting that Oprah Winfrey will not host Gov. Sarah Palin on her show before the presidential election, Tom Brokaw falsely suggested that Winfrey has hosted Sen. Barack Obama on her show during Obama's campaign for president. However, the Post article Brokaw cited itself reported that Winfrey has not hosted Obama since he began his presidential campaign and that Winfrey said she decided when she endorsed Obama not to use her show "as a platform for any of the candidates."
During an interview with Sen. Richard Burr, Tom Brokaw did not challenge Burr's false claim that Sen. Barack Obama has proposed "increased taxes -- and that's taxes across the board on the American people without exception." Obama has in fact proposed raising taxes only on households earning more than $250,000, while also calling for tax cuts for low- and middle-income families.
On MSNBC, Tom Brokaw aired an ad by Sen. John McCain in which McCain congratulates Sen. Barack Obama on the day of his acceptance of the Democratic presidential nomination, calling it a "[p]retty smart ad." Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mary Mitchell added: "Well, people who may have been turned off by the negative ads and the negative conversations of late. He may have won them over with ad like that. It's classy. It is a classy ad." But neither Brokaw nor Mitchell noted that, notwithstanding the ad's suggestion that McCain was taking the day off from attacking Obama, the McCain campaign issued numerous attacks against Obama on August 28.


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GTA Wiki News: GTAV Official Trailer
Revision as of 05:05, August 30, 2013 by Raziel Reaper (Talk | contribs)
Rockstar has released the official trailer for Grand Theft Auto V.
I don't know what about you guys, but I think it's awesome.
GTASeriesVideos' awesome analysis for the trailer, for anyone who wants.
LoL "Amanda - Michael's wife with brand new boobs." XD


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School choice deserves a chance to grow
Were you aware that Wisconsin residents don't care for the Green Bay Packers? It's easy to prove: On any given football weekend, only 1.2% of all Wisconsin residents choose to attend a Packers game at Lambeau Field. Logically, the other 98.8% of Wisconsinites thus must view the team with casual indifference.
Such is the airtight reasoning employed by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now in an attempt to discredit Wisconsin's newly expanded statewide school choice program. According to data released last week by the state Department of Public Instruction, 3,407 students applied for the statewide school choice program for the 2014-'15 school year.
Calculator in hand, OWN pounced. In a May 20 press release, OWN Executive Director Scot Ross claimed that, "There are about 875,000 students in Wisconsin public schools, and 99.7% of students and their families have chosen their schools over the taxpayer-funded private voucher program."
Of course, OWN's specious calculation fails to mention that only a fraction of the children in the state are eligible for the choice program. The program is designed to help low-income children. Like a Packers game, one needs a ticket to get in: Only students whose parents make under 185% of the federal poverty level can apply.
Further, parents are only likely to apply for assistance if they live near a school that has applied to take part in the program. (There are religious considerations, too — some parents will not apply to send their kids to a Catholic school if they are Protestant, for instance.) Currently, there are about 67,000 low-income kids outside of Racine and Milwaukee who live in a district with a school that has applied for the choice program. This would make the "true demand" for the program around 5.2%, or about 17 times OWN's estimate.
And this figure just measures interest in the new statewide program; it doesn't count the nearly 27,000 students already enrolled in the traditional Milwaukee and Racine parental choice programs. Of those students, over 80% are minority and all are low-income.
In fact, OWN's misleading argument seems to undercut the group's own mission. At the same time it mocks the supposed lack of interest in the choice program, it opposes the program because it's about "appeasing the ideological millionaires and billionaires" that fund political campaigns. So which is it: Is the program insignificant, or is it a threat to quality public schools?
Aside from the bogus statistics repeated by progressive groups, support for the choice program can be measured in ways beyond simply counting up student applications. Vouchers continue to be wildly popular in the areas where they are currently utilized. In 2012, a Wisconsin Policy Research Institute poll found that Milwaukee residents favor the city's two-decades-old choice program by more than a 2-1 ratio (56.9% to 26.8%).
(Liberal groups immediately will grouse that WPRI is a conservative think tank; but the sample of Milwaukee residents in the poll was 55.8% Democrat, 11.8% Republican. The same respondents also expressed strong support both for paying public school teachers more and for spending more money on public education in the city.)
The strategy for groups such as OWN, then, is to keep the program from spreading to areas that will take to the program as enthusiastically as has Milwaukee. If non-union schools around the state get the chance to show they can educate children better than public schools — and at a lower cost — it further erodes the argument that unionized teachers provide our kids better instruction.
OWN also complains that over 80% of the applicants for the choice program didn't attend public schools last year; in fact, 75% of applicants already attended private schools. But it's difficult to draw a moral distinction between aiding a low-income child to allow him or her to remain in a private school for another year and aiding a poor child to attend a private school for the first time. Either way, a low-income (probably minority) child is granted one year in a school his or her parents prefer. That is why, for the second straight year, the number of applications from public school kids alone has exceeded the 500-pupil cap on new students.
OWN's flimsy stats shouldn't color the legitimate debate over the choice program's potential. Where school choice is planted, it blooms. Pro-union groups are simply out to salt the earth to make sure the rest of Wisconsin doesn't get to see what it can do.
Christian Schneider is a Journal Sentinel columnist and blogger. Email firstname.lastname@example.com. Twitter:@Schneider_CM
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Breast punch by MartaModelWatch
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Breast punch
That'll leave a mark!
How does she feel to let someone to sit on her belly? And her skirt is too short, I can see her underpant.
Breast punch...it's easy, painful and efficient...really put your opponent down
That's right babe! Grind that fist into the poor loser's munchkin tit! Make her feel it! Problem is, you both look like charter members of the itty bitty titty committee.
Would have been better if her fist was hitting a bare nipple. Still pretty good.
It looks like a reanimation but i am asking me what does it have to bring? xD
Girls fighting ARE sexy. You have caught the true dominance relationship with the woman on top punching the symbol of motherhood, the breast. I would love to see a followup where the woman on top begins to choke Marta.
Girls fighting ARE sexy. You captured the true dominance relationship in the photo with the one woman straddling and punching the symbol of motherhood, the breast. Also, it looks like it hurts! I would love to see a followup where the woman on top begins to choke Marta.
great photo!
Love that expression worn by the one doing the punching. Looks like she decided that the gloves are off now...
This looks painful.......so why do I find it sexy?
girls fighting is sexy
And if that's you posing there Marta, YOU'RE sexy! But you're absolutely right - women fighting truly is sexy! It's an incredible turn on for us guys. Have you ever been in a real life catfight? All the juicy details please!
had enough?
Great expression on both models


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