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NEW YORK (AP) — Chrissie Hynde is putting out an album under her own name for the first time, but she refuses to call it a solo album.
Hynde says making this album was more of a collaboration than any Pretenders album ever was.
Hynde will release "Stockholm" on June 10.
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View our new Video on Turquoise Rings
We have just put up a new presentation page with a Turquoise Rings Video presentation. There is some good information on this page as well as in the Turquoise Rings Video, we invite you to come and see this page as we think you will enjoy it.
Dillon Hartman of Durango Silver Company goes over what to look for in a Turquoise Ring. He shows and tells you about Turquoise Rings, how they are made, the difference between ring shanks, the styles of rings such as bench made and lost wax rings. Dillon has a lot of great information on Southwestern Turquoise Rings and you will gain a lot of knowledge from this Video on Turquoise Rings.


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Welcome to installment 10 in our 12 show series for the TTS/SF project car build-up for Fourtitude.com. In our last installment, we traded out 4 items to coincide with all of the new power mods that Project TTS/SF had seen during the initial 8 webisodes of this series. With our next installment of Project TTS-SF, we really wanted to give the Audi a voice, via the Meisterschaft GTC valved quad


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Great buck! And pretty big body too. What's a "Cocka"? Main slang for a Monster?
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
Great lookin buck Bigsky. Congrats man!
NICE! Never heard of a cocka'. But I bet it means the same thing as "SADD DADDY", that's what we call the big ones around here. Don't ask me where it started but it stuck. That's a great deer anywhere in the whitetail world.
Sweet deer, I love how heavy the main beams are. How wide was he?
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Thanks guys Outside spread is 25". He definitely was wide and heavy. If he'd had any real height, then holy cow. But, as it is and was, I couldn't have been any happier. For me he was the most beautiful animal I had ever seen!


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Looks like I am going to pack in for a 5-6 day high country deer hunt and will need a new pack. Any thoughts on what to use for a large pack? How about a day pack? I'm 5'11 and about 175-180. Torso (waist to top of shoulder) is about 20inches.
Looks like I am going to pack in for a 5-6 day high country deer hunt and will need a new pack. Any thoughts on what to use for a large pack? How about a day pack? I'm 5'11 and about 175-180. Torso (waist to top of shoulder) is about 20inches.
I would use one pack for both uses, and I would look into the high end stuff first:
Stone Glacier
Mystery Ranch
You will need somewhere around minimum 4000 CI, with 6000+ being enough room to get your camp and trophy out in one trip.
Thanks for the tips. Got a specific model or models in mind? Benefit of one vs the other?
I looked a little bit at the Kifaru packs. $600-700 is a little more than I was hoping to spend. Is there something in the $300 range I can look at that will do the job. I want quality, but I'll probably use the pack about once a year for 5 days or so at a time and I definitely would like it to pack camp and meat if possible and hold a gun.
Eberlestock Just One packs aren't as comfortable as the high end stuff I just referenced, but will do the job. I used a J104 for a very similar hunt to yours, and it did well for me, other than serious shoulder pain on the 9.5 mile packout with the meat/camp load.
Eberlestock packs are super-durable.
A traditional backpacking pack like the Arcteryx Bora, or one of REI's bigger packs, might be a good choice, and has a better suspension than the Eberle.
Work2hunt I am in the same boat as you, I am looking into getting a new pack so I can go for 5-10 days in the back country. I am on a budget also and cannot afford the high end packs, along with all the other gear I want and or need. I looked at the blacks-creek solution with the grip frame, it is built about as good as some of the high end packs, although a little heavy. If you can get to a trade show they have a pretty good deal on them compared to the retail price. A pack you may want to look into in your budget would be the Badlands 4500 on camofire.com when they run them. As for now I am still in search, if I find something I will post it up for ya, good luck in your search.
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Has anyone tried the stone glacier "terminus" the design where you can keep the heavy stuff (animal quarters and such) next to your body seems like a real nice design.


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Hitachi Deskstar T7K500 0A33650 / HDT725025VLA380 250GB 7.2K 3.5" SATA Hard Drive - Refurbished OEM
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I Got My Kit Car In KIT CAR On The Hot Rod Power Tour 2001Written by on July 24, 2001 50 readers' cars we found along the route or the cars that found us
As we told you in issues leading up to the start of this years Hot Rod Power Tour, about the best way to get a photo of your car on the pages of Kit Car would be to show up at one of the nights stops and wed take a shot and publish it in the magazine and on our Web site. Well, 50 folks took advantage of our invitation to be included. Here they are!
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Marines told to meet strict fitness standards, or ship out
Corps helps personnel shape up to strict fitness standards, or ship out
When he became commandant of the Marine Corps in 2010, Gen. James Amos was dismayed at what he saw on a base tour. Despite what could be described as a fanatical emphasis on fitness in the Corps, too many Marines were too fat for their uniforms.
The trim top officer of the Corps ordered his inspector general to conduct surprise weigh-ins in 2011.
Failure to meet weight standards has always been a barrier to promotion and potential career-ender. Now, the stakes for battling the bulge are higher because competition to remain in uniform is increasing as the military downsizes.
But the crackdown on body fat seems to be helping more Marines maintain fighting form.
The Army dismissed more than 1,600 soldiers last year for failing to meet weight standards. The Navy kicked out 1,374 in fiscal 2012, up from 760 in 2011.
The Marine Corps, the smallest of the Pentagon's armed forces, discharged 132 for weight-control problems in fiscal 2012. In 2011, it was 186, nearly double the previous year.
Weight standards
The official Marine definition of fat is based on a strict sliding height-to-weight ratio. For those who top the scales, a secondary measure of body fat based on the circumference of the waist minus the neck comes into play. A thick neck helps in "making tape" (an attached jarhead is optional).
Marines are weighed at least twice a year.
"It's part of everything else that goes in the record. It's just another way (of evaluating) when promotion boards meet and retention boards meet. We want to keep the best-performing Marines and part of that is their discipline with their weight and fitness level," said Capt. John Topolski, 29, of Albuquerque, assistant operations officer for Camp Pendleton's Headquarters and Support battalion.
Topolski, who is preparing to run his 14th marathon this summer, helps coach Marines on fitness and nutrition.
Some complain that weight shouldn't matter if they are swift and strong and pass annual fitness and combat tests. But rock hard muscles under a layer of blubber won't cut it in the Corps. To be a Marine, one must look like a Marine — fit to fight.
"The public expects Marines to always present a good appearance in uniform," Topolski said. "If you are grossly out of standards, overweight, you're not going to impart confidence that you are physically able to do the kinds of things Marines are expected to do. That would be going on 20-mile hikes and operating in austere conditions."
Body Composition Program
Master Sgt. George Jones, an operations chief for Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, runs a daily workout program for Marines who fail to meet weight and body fat standards.
About a dozen Marines in olive drab shorts and t-shirts reported recently at "Top's Dirty Box," a section of a warehouse equipped with pull-up bars, medicine balls and ropes hanging from the rafters.
One Marine in the group will probably be kicked out of the Corps for failing to slim down. Several more, however, are about to "graduate" from the Body Composition Program, a six-month exercise and nutrition regimen for Marines on notice to shape up or ship out.
"So we got two leaving us in January. Who else? One more? … I'll be down to like 10 people. Sweet!" said Jones, 39, of Temecula.
When the gym opened in February 2011, they had 60 Marines split into two classes. Now among the roughly 900 in Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron, about 15 are assigned. Another five, as lean and fit as they come, work out with them for the heck of it.
The Marines jumped on and off wooden boxes, walked in lunges and pushed against the concrete floor. At "the cage" of pull-up bars, Jones hollered appreciatively, "bunch of animals!"


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K.C.'s three Cy Young winners (Greinke, Cone, Saberhagen) to be at Awards Night on Thursday
1994 A.L. Cy Young winner David Cone will attend Royals Awards Night on Thursday, meaning that all three of the Royals' Cy Young winners (Bret Saberhagen, 1985 and 1989; Zack Greinke, 2009) will take the stage together. Mark Davis, who won the N.L. Cy while with the Padres in 1989, will also be at the event. Davis, now a coach in the Kansas City system, is the 2009 Dick Howser Player Development Person of the Year.
A limited number of tickets are available until Wednesday at 5 p.m. Please call (816) 504-4040 or visit http://kansascity.royals.mlb.com/kc/fan_forum/awards_dinner.jsp for tickets.
Click here to read Dick Kaegel's story about Royals Awards Night: http://kansascity.royals.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20100112&content_id=7906560&vkey=news_kc&fext=.jsp&c_id=kc


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DENVER - Some elected officials in nearby states blame Colorado for an increase in marijuana trafficking and want Colorado to foot the bill for prosecuting marijuana crimes in their states.
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"I think it's a great idea. We're not the ones causing the problem but we are enforcing the problem," Cheyenne County, Nebraska Sheriff John Jenson told 9Wants to Know. "They would like to make legislation to where we can bill these expenses back to Colorado."
Law enforcement in states such as Kansas, Wyoming and Nebraska says marijuana drug trafficking from Colorado grew when medical marijuana dispensaries opened a few years ago.
Law enforcement predicts the numbers of marijuana busts outside of Colorado will grow now that Amendment 64 legalized recreational marijuana. Recreational marijuana is only legal in the states of Colorado and Washington.
"Marijuana is coming in from Colorado a lot more than what people want to admit," Jenson said. "We're positive we're going to see another increase, but the law is too new for us to get an idea of how bad it's going to be for us."
"Colorado has simply become the source state in the Rocky Mountain region," Lt. Ernie Martinez of the Colorado Drug Investigator's Association said.
"It's very easy for people to go to Colorado and buy it. That's what they are doing now," Scotts Bluff County Sheriff Mark Overman said. "Marijuana has always been a problem. The difference today is that the marijuana is better quality and it is much more prevalent coming out of Colorado."
Denver Police say they are seeing drug dealers willing to sell large amounts of pot to people who want to traffic it out of Colorado.
"It's like the wild, wild West," Denver Police marijuana task force Sgt. Andrew Howard told 9NEWS.
9Wants to Know rode along, exclusively, with Howard's team for several days as they set up buys from illegal Colorado marijuana dealers.
On one deal, an undercover officer asked a dealer if he has a limit to the amount of pot he could provide. The undercover officer told the dealer she wanted to take marijuana to Wyoming.
"Oh I don't have a limit," Kevin Lei responded.
After buying marijuana from him several times police arrested Lei Jan. 17 as he sold several pounds of pot to an undercover officer.
"You do what you have to do," Lei told 9Wants to Know's Jace Larson after his arrest.
Police raided the suspected home of Lei's supplier and arrested Andrew Holland at his home near West 32nd Avenue and Teller Street.
Holland declined to talk to 9NEWS.
Marijuana crimes in Denver have increased since 2009, according to data from the Denver Police Department.
There were 38 marijuana related crimes in 2009, 64 in 2010, 100 in 2011 and 132 in 2012.
"Law enforcement has been overly worried about marijuana for 80 years," Sensible Colorado Executive Director Brian Vicente said. "Law enforcement can point to a couple dozen incidents of people shipping marijuana outside of the state in the 12 years we've had medical marijuana."
When the regulatory structure of Amendment 64 is put into place, Vicente says marijuana trafficking will be greatly reduced.
"We are moving from a black market to a regulated market. There are going to be some criminal actors and that's where law enforcement can focus their resources," he said. "The vast majority of people who use marijuana in this state are acting in full compliance of the law."
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Terre Haute, Ind. The Iowa State men's cross country team placed 10th Saturday at the Pre Nationals race at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course in Terre Haute, Ind.
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For The Intelligencer
MOUNDSVILLE - It was a match that Wheeling Park coach Jack Doyle had been readying his squad for since Monday, and it only made him smile when the pill was drawn and it was announced as the opening match of its dual with arch-rival John Marshall.
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Wheeling Park's Brandon Foose (right) shoots toward John Marshall's Josh Rine during their 132-pound bout.
While the Patriots' Geremy Paige and Monarchs' Cullen Ebbert gave fans one of the most entertaining matches of the night, Paige's victory was a real momentum builder in what turned into a Park triumph.
Battling back from three early takedowns, Paige rallied for a 14-10 nod against Ebbert and the Patriots followed with four pins and a technical fall in posting an impressive 56-16 victory against John Marshall at the Moundsville Fieldhouse Wednesday night.
Ebbert led 4-2 after a period with a pair of takedowns and two Paige escapes. Paige, who was recently named the Huff Award winner for the state's top defensive football player, added an escape to start the second to make it 4-3.
Another Ebbert takedown and another escape made it 6-4 before Paige got aggressive, and knotted at 8-8 late in the third got a takedown and near fall to take control.
"It's funny, when we drew that pill and it came out 220 it was just what we had hoped for," Doyle said. "It is a match we have been building for since Monday in our practice room.
"Geremy was ready to go and he showed it, even though this was only his second match and he still isn't in wrestling shape coming off football. He showed an awful lot (Wednesday) and he finished that match and won with his heart."
John Marshall coach Ted Zervos was aware of the key early match, and even tried to talk Ebbert into moving up.
"I knew we had a big one to start at 220," Zervos said. "Paige is a strong kid and he is going to be a kid that Cullen is going to have to compete with at OVACs, the regional and state meets.
"Actually, because they are going to see each other so much during the season, I wanted Cullen to wrestle heavyweight, but he is a competitor and he wanted to wrestle Paige."
Making things even better for the Patriots (3-0) was heavyweight Davian Cooper, who not only recorded his first career win but did it in style with a 2:16 pin of Nathan Simmons for a quick 9-0 Wheeling Park lead.
A forfeit victory and the Monarchs' only pin of the night, coming when 113-pounder Brandon Bertrand turned James Parsons in 3:31, put the hosts up briefly at 12-9. However, John Marshall's only other vicotry came at 132 where Josh Rine beat Brandon Foose, 15-2.
While Austin DiGiandomenico (138) and Isaiah Myers (195) both recorded impressive individual victory, Dylan Taylor (145), Jonny Davis (160) and Nick Tustin (170) all recorded falls. Taylor's was the quickest, coming in just 17 seconds. Eric Banks won by technical fall, 20-5, over Marshall Eckleberry.
"I think the kids did a great job up and down the lineup," Doyle added. "Our heavyweight got his first ever victory and what a big win by Austin DiGiandomenico over Dylan Hall.
"We had some matches where we gave up takedowns early on, but those kids all continued to battle and get the job done. I think that throughout the year you are going to see us win a lot of matches in the third period.
"I also want to mention Eric Banks, who was wrestling his first match in two years and goes out and gets a technical fall. He is just so fast. You see it on the football field and it just transitions so well to wrestling.
"We have a few other kids that are very fast and physical that we expect big things from in Dallas Baciak, Dylan Taylor and Jonny Davis."
Zervos says a lot of the Monarchs' problems stem from too few bodies in the practice room and kids wrestling in different weight classes.
"We will move on from this," he said. "Wheeling Park is a quality team and they were very aggressive and physical with us (Wednesday) and they deserve a lot of credit.
"Our problems are ones that will be corrected. Basically, we had a couple of kids who did not make weight and were wrestling out of class for the first time and that is tough to do when you are not accustomed to that.
"And even though we felt we were ready coming in, we didn't know what kind of energy level we would have because we are short on partners in the practice room. That is the kind of thing that makes a difference in the third period, and we lost a few in the third period.
"Those are the kind of things that can change over the course of a month, and that is what we are counting on."


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Things to see and do - Zadar
Leaving for Croatia
Zadar :
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Hotel Porto from49 €Book
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Hotel Albin 2 from55 €Book
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Zadar : Michelin's recommendations
This old fortified city is flanked by the sea on three sides. Within its walls are countless treasures and memories of two millenniums of history, from the Roman forum and Baroque treasures to delightful Romanesque churches such as St Donat's and a good part of the fortifications. It was of course not spared by wars, but its inhabitants' genuine love of life makes this resort town highly pleasant.
Tourist attractions Zadar : Things to see and do
Zadar Sacred Art Museum
Trg Opatice Čike 1 HR - 23000 Zadar
One of the best museums in Croatia. The Gothic and Romanesque collections on the first floor include the 11C cylindrical reliquary of St James, the 12C arm reliquary of St Isidore, the little Cika Cross (Palestine, 7C-8C) as well as the 13C icons of ..
Church of St Donat
Forum HR - 23000 Zadar
This church is one of Croatia's most famous monuments, and the symbol of Zadar (9C). The building's height and compactness are striking. Fragments of columns, pediments and Roman cornices from the Forum are visible at the base. The circular interior ..
Church of St Chrysogonus
Brne Krnarutića HR - 23000 Zadar
Consecrated in 1175, this church is a superb example of Italian Romanesque art, particularly the apse and lateral façade. The rows of blind arches and the series of fine columns suggest the influence of Lombardian and Tuscan artists. The interior has..
Hotels Zadar
Hotel Albin 2
Augusta Šenoe 22 HR - 23000 Zadar
Located only 300 metres from the sea in Borik, a quiet part of Zadar, Hotel Albin Dva offers air-conditioned rooms with a balcony and free Wi-Fi. The Old Town of Zadar is 2.5 km away and free parking is provided. All rooms features satellite TV and ..
Hotel Kolovare
Bože Peričića 14 HR - 23000 Zadar
Prix Prices from : 85 €
Situated in a peaceful area of Zadar, Hotel Kolovare offers air-conditioned rooms with a balcony. The lungomare seaside promenade is right in front of the hotel and leads to the historic centre of Zadar that is a 15-minute walk away. All rooms inclu..
Hotel Venera
Sime Ljubica 4a HR - 23000 Zadar
Prix Prices from : 45 €
Featuring free Wi-Fi, this friendly hotel enjoys an excellent location in the centre of the historic old town of Zadar. Hotel Venera offers comfortable rooms in a quiet alley, away from the noise of the city. It is surrounded by many restaurants, ba..


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Worm detection at the Spectator proxy works by looking for long propagation chains. Our detection algorithm is designed to scale to propagation graphs consisting of thousands of nodes with minimal overhead on every request. Whenever a long propagation chain is detected, Spectator disallows further uploads that are caused by that chain, thereby containing further worm propagation. The Spectator detection algorithm is designed to detect propagation activity that affects multiple users.
With every HTML upload, we also record the IP address of the user issuing the request. Worm detection relies on sufficiently many users adopting Spectator. However, since Spectator relies on no additional client-side support, it can be deployed almost instantaneously to a multitude of users.
Tracking Details
To make the discussion above more concrete, a diagram of Spectator's architecture is shown above. Whenever a user attempts to download a page containing Spectator tags previously injected there by Spectator, the following steps are taken, as shown in the figure:
- The tagged page is retrieved from the server.
- The Spectator proxy examines the page. If the page contains tags, a new session ID is created and associated with the list of tags in the page. The tags are stripped from the page and are never seen by the browser or any malicious content executing therein.
- The modified page augmented with the session ID stored in a cookie (referred to below as "Spectator cookie") is passed to the browser.
Whenever an upload containing HTML is observed, the following steps are taken:
- A user issues an HTTP request containing HTML and a new tag is created for that upload. If a Spectator cookie is found on the client, it is automatically sent to Spectator by the browser.
- If the request has a valid session ID contained in a Spectator cookie attached to the request, the list of tags it corresponds to is looked up and, for every tag, causality links are added to the propagation graph. The request is not propagated further if the Spectator detection algorithm decides that the request is part of worm propagation.
- Finally, the request augmented with the newly created tag is uploaded and stored at the server.
- Spectator: Detection and Containment of JavaScript Worms, Benjamin Livshits and Weidong Cui, Usenix Annual Technical Conference, June 2008
- Spectator: Detection and Containment of JavaScript Worms, Benjamin Livshits and Weidong Cui, MSR-TR-2007-55, July 2007


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BELLAIRE - St. John Central comes into the season with big expectations as it looks to improve under Coach Kevin Lahna, who took over early last season when Jim Miller stepped away.
With a couple unexpected components and a fresh start down, the Irish look to erase the previous season.
Lahna, who has coached at several schools, sports, and levels across Ohio, takes the opportunity to restore this two-victory team into a winning squad, which lost seniors Michael Gregorcic and Travis Ogden, both of whom saw substantial playing time.
''We have a good mix of guys we are going to be able to match up with some bigger teams, but get out and moving on the floor when we have the chance. It's nice to be able to do that,'' Lahna said.
"We're not the youngest team, but we are fundamentally young in some aspects, so we are trying to correct that.
"We also want to press and force turnovers when we go with the smaller lineup. We can even shoot the 3 when we need to. There are a lot of things we can do, and I'm very excited.''
The Irish bring six seniors to the hardwood this year, four of whom saw playing time. John Alvey (5-foot-10) will be running offense primarily.
''We'll look to Alvey to keep everything in order on both ends of the floor. He's a hard-working kid who makes good decisions,'' Lahna said.
In addition, newcomer Alex Francis (5-10) looks to man another one of the guard spots. Francis adds athleticism and a nice shot into the offense.
Down low, there are will be three seniors seeing playing time, all who stand taller than 6 feet.
D.J. Shoemaker (6-3), who took on versatile roles including linebacker and quarterback this fall, will bring that physical presence to the gym.
''Just D.J. being down there, opens up our shooters, and allows us to work and inside out game,'' Lahna said.
Returning letterman Kyle Imer (6-0), Darren Palmer (6-0) and Kollin Melko (6-0) complement a roster. All should be able to hang with teams on the boards.
Junior Jonathan Bossell (5-11), Garrett Holubeck (5-10) and Jacob Jones (5-11) make up junior class. Lahna will look toward Holubeck and Palmer, who will be vying as first man off the bench.
Sophomores Sean Clemons (5-10) and Malik Ford (5-9) add depth as second-year players. Both saw playing time last season and hold promising futures.
St. John has a slew of freshmen, which shows the program's strengthening. Guards at his disposal are Zac Schnegg (5-0), Anthony Busack (5-0), and Austin Morris (5-4). Forwards Brycen Murray (6-1), Brian Bossell (5-8), Kyle Ogden (5-6), Bryce Zonkoski (5-8) and Nick Petho (5-9) will all hope to establish a working game down low for the years ahead.
Helping out the first year coach will be Doug Raticzak, who is handling the reserves, Duane Gulla, and Tim Blue.


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Creamy Cauliflower Soup
1/2 stick butter, 1/4 cup
1/2 large onion, diced (1 cup)
1 stalk celery, diced
1-2 carrots, sliced or diced (1 cup)
½ cup water
1 medium head cauliflower, broken up (4 cups)
1 15 oz. can chicken broth
6 Tbsp. flour
4 cups milk
1 Tblsp. dried parsley or 2 Tblsp. fresh
½ tsp. garlic powder
salt and pepper to taste (I use Lawry's Seasoned Salt)
1 cup sharp cheddar cheese, shredded
Melt butter in a dutch oven or soup pot. Add celery and onion and cook until soft and beginning to brown.
Add carrots and water, simmer until carrots begin to soften.
Add cauliflower and chicken broth, simmer until cauliflower is soft.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The government shutdown could actually be deadly for some people.
Every week, some 200 new patients begin clinical trials at NIH in Bethesda and other hospitals.
But, the shutdown has put her treatment and hope for survival on hold. Eight-year-old Maddie Major doesn't look sick at all. But this week, her Leukemia came back for the fourth time.
"You would never know she has cancer. Even on her worst day shes still smiling," said Kelsey Major, 22, Maddie's step sister.
Maddie is so self-assured she has no problem scolding her five older brothers and sisters.
"How do you not like cookies?" Maddie pointedly asked during a conversation with her sisters and a friend.
"When she relapsed, her mother started crying and she looked at her and said, 'Why are you worrying? I'm going to be fine," Kelsey recalled.
"I hate it when people cry," said Maddie.
Her mom, Robyn Major, has reason to cry. The clinical trial Maddie now needs, cannot be approved by the FDA, because the FDA is shutdown with the rest of the federal government.
Robyn says Maddie's cancer pre B cell ALL is curable in 90 percent of the cases. Her daughters is in the ten percent category. Traditional treatment like chemotherapy has not worked.
"For Maddie, this is truly life or death. This isn't a game. This isn't pushing one ideology over another. This my baby's life," said Robyn.
About eight month ago, Maddie when through a clinical trial that worked. She was clear of cancer. Now that's she has relapsed, Maddie needs another, more intense clinical trial, but because of the shutdown, her treatment is in limbo.
"It doesn't just affect people in jobs, it affects children trying to survive," said Kelsey.
"While they act like children, they should take a que from my child and act like her. Because she is eight, and showing more maturity than any of them," said Robyn.
Maddie says she has only one word to teach the lawmakers how to come together. "Love. My only answer is love."
Ironically, two weeks ago, Maddie and her parents visited Capital Hill asking lawmakers to provide more funding for pediatric cancer research. Robyn Major doesn't understand how Congress can approve salaries for military service members, and not life-saving treatments for children.


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We need a way of communicating to our BES users in the even the server goes down and we can't send a PIN message via the BlackBerry Manager (this has happened to us).
I came across this article that let's you do this if you have the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Resource Kit installed, please click on the links for more info:
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The BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Resource Kit supplements the built-in management and reporting capabilities of BlackBerry® Enterprise Server with tools that provide administrators with greater flexibility and more insight into specific server operations.
The tools in the kit help administrators monitor, analyze, administer and report on:
* User statistics
* Logging
* Errors
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* Wireless network coverage
* Message flow
* Environmental issues
* And much more
BlackBerry - Enterprise Server Resource Kit
Just wondering if anyone's installed this and if yes, what's your experience been so far?


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Nylabone® DuraChew is made from tough, durable nylon for your powerful chewer. Also has multiple textures for increased tactile and chewing appeal. Read More
For powerful chewers.
Made from tough, durable nylon. Has multiple textures for increased tactile and chewing appeal. Ridge and nub design provide dental stimulation and chewing satisfaction.
Enhanced Teeth Cleaning Action
Bacon Flavored
Regular - 3-7/8" (up to 25 lb)
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Bought this before there were reviews, wish I would have waited. My pit was done with it in about 15 mins, shredded and little red things all over the house.
I have had great success with Nylabones in the past. However, my 2 APBT want nothing to do with this style. I purchased 2 of these several months ago and they still look brand new in their toy bin. I think the reason they do not prefer this style is because they are not as solid as their other Nylabones.
"I stumbled upon Dura Chew Plus in the Souper size for my almost 2 year old Golden/Yellow Lab mix, Murphy. I think he hears me talk about the rating of toys, and makes it his goal to be more destructible than the maker thinks possible. This bone lasted about 3 months! This ""puppy"" mamma couldn't have been happier! Murphy plays with the Nylabone toys for hours, and likes to share them with me whenever he thinks I look bored. I can't wait to try all of the other Nylabone options for Mr. Murphy! If you've got a beyond mega chewer, I would highly recommend giving this a shot!"
"Comes apart"
This is my 14 lb. Shih tzu's favorite bone. But after going through 2 of them separating at the seams I decided to contact Nylabone. They sent me a replacement bone in a different style. Unfortunately my dog doesn't like the new bone near as much as the other one. The separating sides can be a danger if the dog gets a tooth caught. I definitely wouldn't recommend for strong chewers.
"not so durable"
My 2year old boxer mix LOVES these, but it only takes her a few days to chew to the center of the toy, which is hollow. If your dog isnt a strong chewer I think it would be wonderful.
This is a nice toy in that it floats and has different textures. I threw it in our kiddie pool in the summer when the dogs played dunking for toys. As a Nylabone chew toy, it isn't as durable as their regular hard Nylabone products. My Dobies and Aussies chewed it down to sharp edges fast. The Dura Chew is better for dogs that are not aggressive chewers.
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text: Before its formation as an institution of higher education in 1839, VMI's site was occupied by an arsenal, one of three in the State of Virginia.The arsenal guard of some 20 soldiers, although living a strict military life while on duty, lacked self-discipline, and their leisure-time activities upset the decorum of Lexington. In 1834, several of Lexington's leading citizens, including attorney John Thomas Lewis Preston, proposed that the arsenal be transformed into a military college so the cadets could pursue educational courses while protecting the stand of arms.The plan led to legislation establishing the Virginia Military Institute. It was Preston, generally credited for conceiving the idea of VMI, and later one of the original members of the faculty, who gave the new institution its name: "Virginia—a State institution, neither sectional nor denominational. Military—its characteristic feature. Institute—something different from either college or university. The three elements thus indicated are the basis of a triangular pyramid, of which the sides will preserve their mutual relation to whatever height the structure may rise."On November 11, 1839, 23 young Virginians were mustered into the service of the State and, in a falling snow the first cadet sentry, John B. Strange, relieved the old arsenal guard. To this day cadets perform guard duty and serve the State as a military corps, as the first Corps of Cadets did.Professor (later Major General) Francis H. Smith, a graduate of the United States Military Academy, was named the first Superintendent of VMI and presided over the affairs of the Institute for its first half-century. During his 50-year tenure, the Corps increased in size, the curriculum broadened, and the faculty grew. Among them was a moody, eccentric professor of "natural philosophy"—"physics," it is called today—named Thomas Jonathan Jackson, who joined the faculty in 1851 and served until April, 1861. At the outbreak of the Civil War, he resumed military duty and became a general of the Confederate forces, earning the name "Stonewall" Jackson. He is considered one of the greatest commanders in military history. The first president of the Board of Visitors was Colonel Claudius Crozet, a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique and former faculty member at West Point, who was the State engineer of Virginia at the time of his election to the board.With the outbreak of the war, the Cadet Corps, under command of its professor of physics, Major Jackson, was ordered to train recruits for the Confederate Army in the Richmond area. The Corps was later reconstituted at the Institute to supply officers for the Southern armies. The Cadet Corps was called into active service a number of times in the Valley of Virginia during the next three years.On May 15, 1863, the Corps of Cadets escorted the body of "Stonewall" Jackson to his grave in Lexington, after his death in the battle of Chancellorsville. Just before the battle, Jackson, after surveying the field and seeing so many VMI men around him in key positions, spoke the oft-quoted words: "The Institute will be heard from today."One year to the day after the funeral of Jackson, the VMI Cadet Corps was engaged as a unit in pitched battle. Called upon to bolster the Southern line against the advance of Union General Franz Sigel, the Corps marched down the valley to New Market and, in the battle fought there, won credit for helping turn the tide in favor of the Confederate forces. Ten cadets were killed and 47 wounded. Six of the dead are buried on the VMI grounds. The Corps of Cadets pays tribute to the courage and valor of the New Market Cadets in formal ceremonies held at the Institute yearly on May 15.The Institute was shelled and burned on June 12, 1864, by Union forces under the command of General David Hunter. The courageous efforts of General Smith and dedicated members of the faculty allowed the Institute to reopen on October 17, 1865.The devoted service of the thirteen Superintendents who have followed General Smith has enabled the Institute to strengthen its position as a uniquely valuable source of honorable and dedicated citizen-soldiers for the Commonwealth and the nation. Among VMI graduates are General of the Army George C. Marshall, Class of 1901, the World War II Army Chief of Staff, architect of the Marshall Plan and Nobel Peace Prize winner, and Jonathan M. Daniels, Class of 1961, murdered during the Civil Rights struggles of the 1960s and named a Lesser Saint of the Episcopal Church for his sacrifice.Early in VMI history, Colonel Preston declared that the Institute's unique program would produce "fair specimens of citizen-soldiers," and this observation has been substantiated by the service of VMI graduates in peace and war. Since the Institute was founded, VMI alumni have fought in every war involving the United States, starting with the Mexican War just four years after VMI graduated its first class.VMI alumni continue to serve their nation with 266 having achieved the rank of General or Flag officer in the Armed Forces of the United States and several foreign countries, most notably Thailand and the Republic of China. During World Wars I and II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, over 300 alumni gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country, and two alumni were killed during Operation Desert Storm. Two VMI alumni were among those killed on September 11, 2001 in the terrorist attacks on America and 12 alumni have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.VMI is proud of its uniquely rigorous and constantly evolving system of education, and its earned reputation as one of America's premier institutions of higher education. 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The Prophet (p.b.u.h.) used to make a number of supplications related to good character.
"O Allah, guide me to good character, none guides to good character but You..." (Muslim)
"O Allah, I seek refuge in you from bad character, deeds and desires." (Tirmidhee)
"O Allah, You perfectly created me, so perfect my character." (Ahmad)
"O Allah, I seek refuge in you from disability and laziness; from cowardice and avarice; from decrepitude and harshness; from negligence and impoverishment, from lowness and humiliation. And I seek refuge in You from poverty and disbelief; from sinfulness, disunity and hypocrisy; from notability and Riya (showing off)..." (Ahmad, Maalik, Bazaar, Haithami and Ibn Abd al-Barr authenticated it)
Who are we(Purpose & Goal): Minnesota Da'wah Institute (MDI) was established in February of 2007 by local Muslims from different backgrounds and professions with one goal in common; to be an asset in our community in which adequate programs and services such as religious, educational and social are provided through adhering in the principles of Islam (the Qur'an and the Sunnah).
Da'wah: in its original term, is derived from the arabic noun of DA'i which describes a person who calls to the path of the Lord. Da'wah is here in place to call all those willing to hear, to the true path of Islam. Hence, this name reflects our purpose and goal, Minnesota Da'wah Institute is a nonprofit and tax-exempt organization.
On the authority of Abu Abdurahmaan Abdullah, the son of Umar ibn Al-Khattab (ra), who said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (sas) say:
"Islam has been built on five [pillars]: testifying that there is no deity worthy of worship except Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, establishing the Salaah (prayer), paying the Zakah (obligatory charity), making the Hajj (pilgrimage) to the House, and fasting in Ramadan." Sahih Bukhari and Muslim
We are introducing the first Da`wah Institute in Minnesota which will offer a three year Diploma in Da`wah and Islamic Studies. The class instructions will be in English, Arabic, or Somali. Each class will be a two hour credit course. The institute is three years program. Each year will have three semesters. Each semester is 14 weeks. We will also have Summer 7 week semester classes. The institute has a flexible schedule to meet the needs of everyone who is thirsty for Islamic knowledge and wants to become da'ii (preacher of Islam).. Find Out More
Islam is not a new religion, but the same truth that God revealed through all His prophets to every people. For a fifth of the world's population, Islam is both a religion and a complete way of life. Muslims follow a religion of peace, mercy, and forgiveness, and the majority have nothing to do with the extremely grave events which have come to be associated with their faith.... Keep Reading
One billion people from a vast range of races, nationalities and cultures across the globe - from the southern Philippines to Nigeria - are united by their common Islamic faith. About 18% live in the Arab world; the world's largest Muslim community is in Indonesia; substantial parts of Asia and most of Africa are Muslim, while significant minorities are to be found in the Soviet Union, China, North and South America, and Europe.... Keep Reading
Muslims believe in One, Unique, Incomparable God; in the Angels created by Him; in the prophets through whom His revelations were brought to mankind; in the Day of Judgement and individual accountability for actions; in God's complete authority over human destiny and in life after death. Muslims believe in a chain of prophets starting with Adam and including Noah, Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Job, Moses, Aaron, David, Solomon, Elias, Jonah, John the Baptist, and Jesus, peace be upon them. But God's final message to man, a reconfirmation of the eternal message and a summing-up of all that has gone before was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad through Gabriel.... Keep Reading
Simply by saying 'there is no god apart from God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God.' By this declaration the believer announces his or her faith in all God's messengers, and the scriptures they brought.... Keep Reading
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The Hot Rod HighwayWritten by on July 15, 2003 Mid-Americruise 2003
For 50 years, Rod & Custom has been making the point that getting there is as much fun as being there--especially when you're getting there behind the wheel of a ready-for-the road hot rod or custom. For eleven years we've been using our Americruise cross-country road trips to prove the point.
This year's Mid-Americruise event commenced on Wednesday, June 25, from Wauconda, Illinois, home of Heidt's Hot Rod Shop. Approximately two to three dozen participants joined in and dropped out as we made the three day trek from Wauconda to Lincoln, Nebraska.
As usual, the variety of rods, customs, and pickups was great, from Model As to Fairlanes, roadsters to Rancheros. Not to say it was an all-Fomoco tour. Chevys abound in this part of the country, and a handful of Plymouths made the trip as well.
Several rod shops and manufacturers welcomed us along the way. Strangers at first, we were a tight-knit group of brand-new old friends by the time we rolled into State Fair Park on Friday.
We'll have the full story on Mid-Americruise '03 in an upcoming issue of Rod & Custom. For the time being, here are a few images from the road.
Mid-Americruise '03 Tour Stops
Heidt's Hot Rod Shop, Wauconda, IL
Billet Specialties, La Grange, IL
Roadster Shop, Elgin, IL
Hopperstad Customs, Belvidere, IL
Ken's Street Rod Repair, Rockford, IL
Rock Valley Antique Auto, Stillman Valley, IL
Yogi's Inc., Calamus, IA
Jim Coon's personal hot rod collection, Des Moines, IA
|Americruise Awards 2003
|Peoples Choice
|Outstanding GM
|#915 Heinz Westphal Lincoln, NE 40 Chevy Delivery
|Outstanding {{{Ford}}}
|#930 Roger Atwood Omaha, NE 39 Ford
|Outstanding Mopar
|#217 Chuck Fisciano Bear Lake, NE 34 {{{Plymouth}}}
|Classic Trucks Editors Choice
|#758 Tom Kissick Smithville, MO 47 Chevy
|#211 Mike & Peg Westphal Lincoln, NE 48 Chevy
|#325 Jay & Cathy Uhlig Kingsville, MO 51 Chevy
|#887 Roger Frank Scottsduff, NE 55 {{{GMC}}}
|Under Construction
|#485 Randy Habitzel Hastings, NE {{{57}}} Ford
|Rod & Custom Editors Choice
|Hottest Rod
|#291 Dan Troyer N Platte, NE 33 Ford
|Coolest Custom
|#267 Fred Goerisch Las Vegas, NV 51 Merc
|Best Unfinished
|#187 Greg Jordison Lamoni, IA 28 Ford
|Flashback Award
|#159 Gary Anderson Omaha, NE 32 Ford
|Car We Want To Drive Home
|#923 Ernie Adams Maricopa, AZ 42 Dwarf Ford
|Street Rodder Editors Choice
|#385 Tim Brogan Blue Springs, MO 32 Ford
|#1207 Tom Pollard Leonard, MI 39 Ford
|#902 Jay Albers Omaha, NE 27 Ford
|#291 Dan Troyer North Platte, NE 33 Ford
|Best Under Construction
|#185 John Curtis {{{Aurora}}}, CO
|Custom Rodder Editors Choice
|#246 Ed Bubb Quincy, IL 50 Merc
|#1408 Jerry Stanley Red Oak, IA
|#878 Mel Ertz Grand Junction, CO 50 Chevy
|#124 Brandon Pollard Marysville, KS 58 Chevy
|Best Under Construction
|#177 Gary Little Lincoln, NE 51 Ford
|Awards of Excellence
|#209 Jim {{{Morgan}}} Topeka, KS 33 Ford
|#1207 Ray Pollar Leonard, MI 39 Ford
|#217 Chuck Fisciano Bear Lake, NE 34 Ply
|#915 Heinz Westphal Lincoln, NE 40 Chevy
|#930 Roger Atwood Omaha, NE 39 Ford
|#211 Mike Westphal Lincoln, NE 48 Chevy
|#845 Jim Brt Lincoln, NE 48 Anglia
|#{{{929}}} Randy Haas Lincoln, NE 34 Chevy
|#263 Joe Koch Phoenix, AZ 55 Chevy
|#133 Greg Walker Butler, MO 37 Ford
|#325 Jay Uhlig Kingsville, MO 51 Chevy
|#704 Doug Kurtzer Lincoln, NE 37 Ford
|#1019 Jerry Goben Council Bluffs,
IA 40 Ford
|#152 Rick Campbell Columbus, NE yellow coupe
|#291 Dan Troyer N Platte, NE 33 Ford
|#886 Frank Motors Scotts Bluff, NE 57 Chevy
|#331 Quentin Stockham McPherson,
KS 40 Willys
|#133 Greg Walker Butler, MO 37 Ford
|#135 Tim Haith Lincoln, NE 31 Ford
|#54 Robert Beaudin Omaha, NE 41 Ford
|#443 Mike Young Lincoln, NE 32 Ford
|#758 Tom Kissick Smithville, MO 47 Chevy
|#952 Stew Kirkbride Lincoln,
NE 40 Chevy #1095
|Ronnie Stuart Omaha, NE 60 Chevy
|#439 Todd Freeburg N Platte,
NE 55 Chevy
|KIT CAR MagazineEditors Choice Car of the Show -- Cobra Tour
|#9 Gerry Phillips Larchwood, Iowa MidStates '65 CobraCandy Apple Red and Ivory... with light black checkerboard design on hood and light candy apple ghost flames near the front vents
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After drag racing for years, Allen Longmire sold his race car and built this '33 Plymouth PD 5-window coupe, powered by a fuel-injected 392 Hemi. This was the first Americruise for Allen and his wife Gloria.Tour leader Gary Heidt in his '57 Chevy pickup did an A-plus job of getting us from Wauconda to Lincoln, and to every tour stop along the way. If the R&C crew had been leading this trip, it would've ended up in Canada.The first stop after hitting the road on Wednesday was Billet Specialties in La Grange, Illinois, where we got a tour of their huge facility.This Model A sedan with a Deuce grille and Deuce framerails is under construction at the Roadster Shop in Elgin, Illinois, where we stopped for a tour on the first day of the trip.You can't miss Rock Valley Antique Auto, our Thursday morning breakfast stop. We all agreed that an A coupe that nice doesn't belong on the top of a pole.This '29 Chevy coupe gets a morning window wash by owner Jim Boots, who along with his wife Janet, was enjoying his first Americruise. The coupe body is all original with almost all of the original wood.The R&C guys felt like they were back in Southern California when this flathead-powered, chopped and channeled A coupe joined the group at one of our lunch stops.Our traveling band of gearheads was joined by local rodders at every stop along the way, including our lunch break at Yogi's Inc. in Calamus, Iowa, on Thursday.
Terry Teneyck, another first-time Americruiser, drove his good-looking orange '32 Vicky down from Osceola, Wisconsin. Terry built the car using a Downs body and a 350/350 engine/transmission setup.The Mid-Americruise tour stopped in Lincoln, but the cruising continued all weekend long, on the streets as well as on the fairgrounds.Stop four on day one brought us to Hopperstad Customs, in Belvidere, Illinois, where our cruisers took shelter from a summer shower inside the spacious shop and checked out the many in-progress rod and custom projects.Our first night on the road culminated with cake and a shop tour at Ken's Street Rod Repair in Rockford, Illinois. R&C Publisher DeEtte Crow hosted a trivia contest. Prizes included samples of the the Absorber and the Glosser from CleanTools, in addition to some cool Playing Mantis die-cast hot rods from Johnny Lightning.


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This is not my kid, he belongs to a friend of mine, but I just had to.
This is not my kid, he belongs to a friend of mine, but I just had to.
Kid's got a bit of a Clint Howard thing going on.
More Tronya!
Julian joins the band for the first time.
So cute.
We spent the holidays in Germany, visiting my oldest daughter, Elizabeth, who's doing her semester abroad in Berlin.
My two daughters (Emily & Elizabeth), standing in front of the East Side Gallery, which is one of the remnants of the old Berlin Wall.
Emily, near the old castle in Nuremburg.
Elizabeth and Jan (my wife) in Nuremburg.
Emily & Elizabeth catching some shuteye on the train from Berlin to Nuremburg.
45 Sec video of Julian and I rocking out. No making fun of the musical choice :)
I love how he looks at me as I activate overdrive and then he tilts his woofer guitar up too. :)
You have a great eye for composition, Case.
Geek heigh chart has gone up!
Here: http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2011/03...-growth-chart/
And then I emailed some local printers until I got a quote for some adhesive removable vinyl. Ended up about $30us
Okay -- 7 inch pile of tribbles, 2 foot of Yoda, 3ish feet of R2D2, a hobbit just under 4 feet, Princess Leia just under 5 feet, SOMETHING at about five and a half foot, Spock at the 6 foot mark, and Darth topping the charts. What is the something?
Also, nice work, Calistas. He's got Master Yoda's soulful eyes!
Huh. Never would have guessed. Gald to see I'm not alone. Not turning in my geek badge just yet.
If you shove it up on their walls when they're not there, what are they going to do? :D
Ta for the compliments :D
My son, having a laser-tag birthday party in the back garden.
Just got back from CO last night.
Did some skiing
and some swimming
Lead Guitarist Jack
Bass Guitarist Aidan
Practicing the Dance Moves
My wife and kids on a hike last weekend, the most successful hike ever -- 2.5 miles (round trip) with about a 600 foot elevation gain. The kids did it all with no complaining and no wanting to be carried! The secret: let them stop and rest anytime they want to. Eventually sitting still gets more boring than walking uphill :-D
Julian went a little crazy in Best Buy today. It was amusing, and has a Lady Gaga score.
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Stop the Insanity
Oh, Ross Douthat. I can always count on you to bring me a weekly dose of unpleasantness. Witness your latest column, in which you 'analyze' the Palin fallout and place some of the blame on her enemies. These enemies sound so nefarious! So venomous! Like they're the evil bastard child of a three-way between Voldemort, Sauron, and Emperor Palpatine. Or, you know, not. She's also a woman, in case you hadn't noticed. Something that Douthat pinpoints as the exact reason why people can't stand Palin:
All of this had something to do with ordinary partisan politics. But it had everything to do with Palin's gender and her social class.
Yes, there was sexist and outright misogynist shit slung at Palin. Still, saying that opposition to Palin was based solely on gender and social class is a clear falsehood. And social class? Last I checked, Obama was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, nor was Bill Clinton or even Ronald Reagan.
Douthat is also convinced that "any aspiring politician who shares her background and her sex" will face "female commentators [who] will attack you for not staying home with [your children]." Douthat apparently does not believe that any male commentators will do this, nor does he believe that there are any women out there who might actually relate to the issue of balancing career and family. Oh, and anyone with Palin's background and sex will have their religion "mocked and misrepresented" — because nobody ever did the whole "Obama's-a-Muslim (not that there's anything wrong with that!)" spiel, amirite? It's touching how much Douthat seems to care about sexism on the campaign trail . . . or at least it would be if he was sincerely offended by sexism directed at all women and not just those on GOP tickets. I won't hold my breath.


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Around the time Elizabeth Gilbert turned 30, she went through an early-onslaught midlife crisis. She had everything an educated, ambitious American woman was supposed to want: a husband, a house, a successful career. But instead of feeling happy and fulfilled, she was consumed with panic, grief, and confusion. She went through a divorce, a crushing depression, another failed love, and the eradication of everything she ever thought she was supposed to be.
To recover from all this, Gilbert took a radical step. In order to give herself the time and space to find out who she really was and what she really wanted, she got rid of her belongings, quit her job, and undertook a yearlong journey around the world, all alone. Eat, Pray, Love is the absorbing chronicle of that year. Her aim was to visit three places where she could examine one aspect of her own nature set against the backdrop of a culture that has traditionally done that one thing very well. In Rome, she studied the art of pleasure, learning to speak Italian and gaining the 23 happiest pounds of her life. India was for the art of devotion, and with the help of a native guru and a surprisingly wise cowboy from Texas, she embarked on four uninterrupted months of spiritual exploration. In Bali, she studied the art of balance between worldly enjoyment and divine transcendence. She became the pupil of an elderly medicine man and also fell in love the best way, unexpectedly.
An intensely articulate and moving memoir of self-discovery, Eat, Pray, Love is about what can happen when you claim responsibility for your own contentment and stop trying to live in imitation of society's ideals. It is certain to touch anyone who has ever woken up to the unrelenting need for change.
©2006 Elizabeth Gilbert; (P)2006 Penguin Audio, a division of Penguin Group (USA) Inc., and Books on Tape. All rights reserved.
"Sustaining a chatty, conspiratorial tone, Gilbert fully engages readers in the year's cultural and emotional tapestry, conveying rapture with infectious brio, recalling anguish with touching candor, as she details her exotic tableau with history, anecdote and impression." (Publishers Weekly)
"Gilbert's sensuous and audacious spiritual odyssey is as deeply pleasurable as it is enlightening." (Booklist)
"Witty and Wonderful"
I'm writing my first review because I'm appalled that I nearly didn't order this because of some weak reviews on this site, but my friend's persistent recommendation won me over--fortunately!
Gilbert's book is an intimate look at one person's struggle not to answer life's questions but to put herself on her own journey towards answering them. This true story also bears great universal truths. She wrestles with problems that eventually plague most of us, turning for help to the profound but colorful people she meets along her way, from a teenager in India to a Bali guru (aged somewhere between 77 and 102) to Luca Spaghetti, whose name is no less amusing than his comments.
Gilbert manages to weave in striking metaphors that light up her text. Her description of being visited one night by the personifications of loneliness and sadness, harrassing her like film noir police detectives, is alone worth the price of the book.
The spiritual philosophies Gilbert learns are sprinkled throughout her story without weighing it down but adding a profound dimension that will have you mulling them over long after, and perhaps even incorporating into your own world view.
I'm buying 3 copies for friends and recommending it to everyone else. One friend even sent it to someone she knows in England who's undergoing cancer treatment because I've been so enthusiastic about it.
My big problem is that here in Jerusalem we're waiting for it to be translated--when's that going to happen?
"Now in my Top 5"
Having read all of the other reviews I will say that this book is not for everyone. It is not really a book about travel, rather a book about journey. I think hearing the autobiographical story in the author's own voice really adds to the experience.
Yes, the book deals with divorce and depression, but it also deals with spiritual, philosophical and practical matters as well. She handles them with respect and wit at the same time.
I enjoyed this book so much that I bought it for everyone close to me. They all greatly enjoyed it as well. Thanks to Liz we're all now learning Itlaian together.
"Ultimate Entertainment!"
I LOVED this book! I listened to the entire book in 1.5 days. It was much "lighter" that I had expected. While spiritual, this book addressed faith and spirituality as deeply personal issues, yet from a perspective that was never oppressive or overdone. Gilbert's descriptions were detailed and revealing and she gave a perfectly balanced degree of depth.
Her light style (both in her writing and her reading) presents some very serious topics in such a way that they are addressed with care and respect. Although it is not possible for me to set out on such an adventure of self-discovery and self-appreciation, I got enough vicarious pleasure from this book to make up for it, at least for a while.
You don't have to be on any personal quest for clarity or self-actualization in order to appreicate this book, but if you read/listen to it, you may find yourself on such a journey. If nothing else, you'll get plenty of laughs!
"Better than I expected"
I didn't know exactly what to expect but, I was pleasantly surprised. It is actually narrated BY the author herself, and the narration is one of the best I have ever heard. She is really good! She doesn't sound like she is reading at all, but having a conversation with you, or telling a story from memory. She is a smart and witty writer/storyteller. I have heard the complaints about the "me me me" attitude of the book...but come on, it IS a memoir after all. That said, I enjoyed the book, and I don't generally read memoirs. I would recommend this book to a friend.
"An Inner Journey within an External One"
I'd already read this book in hardback before buying the audiobook (I loved it that much), and discovered that Elizabeth Gilbert's reading of her own memoir revealed new depth, humor, and poignancy.
(Please permit this technical note: If I could have, I would've deducted half a star from my rating on the grounds that Gilbert's voice is low and husky. I listened to this book mostly in my car, and at times her husky voice dropped so low that the reading becomes muffled or inaudible -- or maybe that's just how loud my car is! It is occasionally distracting, but not overly so.)
This "travel" book is actually a tale of Gilbert's stripping away of the obstacles and existential plaque that had suffocated her carefully, but not thoughtfully, constructed life as a wife in the 'burbs. She treats the subject of her awakening and healing with great honesty, self-effacing humor, and a tremendous degree of likability. (I found myself wishing that she lived around the block, just because it would be so much fun to share an evening and a bottle of wine with her.)
Gilbert's description of living (and eating) in Italy for 4 months, then spending 4 months in a Yoga ashram in India, then topping it off with 4 months in Indonesia do capture her environments, and the surrounding cultures. But this is not, strictly speaking, a "travel" book. You aren't going to hear as much about how Italians work as you are about how Liz Gilbert works (but it's hardly a loss). Be prepared to follow the thread of her self-discovery through a combination of woolgathering and self-reflection; be prepared to learn about the spiritual path of her Guru, which Gilbert follows and explains at length in the book's middle section. And get ready to laugh out loud!
In summary, this book will long remain on my list of "Five books I would take with me if I had to live on a deserted island." I hope that others find it as enlightening and inspiring as I did.
"Best Book this Year"
I wasn't sure I would like this book when I stared listening to it, but I stuck with it and was handsomely rewarded. The author has an amazing ability to take you with her on a year long journey to Italy, India, and Indonesia. She has an amazing ability to tell the story of the people, places, and wisdom learned along the way. If more people could see the world as she has, our planet would be a much better place for everyone.
"Remarkably fun and passionate."
Initially I bought this book as a sort of nutritional supplement, because I thought it would be "good for me". I put off listening until I had to drive across 3 states alone, and then I didn't want to get out of the car! Elizabeth Gilbert has a clear, pleasant voice and wonderful delivery, and she tells her own story with passion and surprisingly quirky humor. I laughed outloud frequently listening to this book, and learned a great deal about the people and places visited by Gilbert on her self-described spiritual journey. She is a fabulous writer and even a great thinker, expressing true insight without ever becoming maudlin or indulgent. I will never live so exciting a life as Elizabeth Gilbert, so I thank her for sharing her energetic adventure with me. (I bought 3 paper copies for my daughter, my mother and my best friend, an American expatriate and will grok this story even better than I.)
"Plenty to Chew On"
This book was one I invented a whole roadtrip for just so I could enjoy it all in one go. There is so much to chew on in here: places, foods, loves, tragedies, furnishings, musings, religions... It is not only the pasta that is toothsome. Along with the writer and the narrator, I experienced the emotions of the book almost as if they were my own. I looked forward to my next reading session as one might hunger for another good meal.
"Just loved this book"
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and recommend it highly. I see some of these critical reviews and I can't understand what these readers difficulties are. I found this book to be a complete delight and Elizabeth Gilbert to be an introspective, inspirational woman and whose prose I admire tremendously. She made me laugh out loud over and over again and I so enjoyed her sharing her insights with such honesty and clarity that I am in awe. She makes a great case for being exactly who we are, making peace with ourselves, seeing the divine in ourselves. She inspires me to do the same.
"Too much about too little"
She did read well, which I appreciate
For me, it just wasn't that suspenseful waiting to see if she could meditate successfully
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Kristin and Tim met me the day after Tim proposed to Kristin. Kristin's dad had surprised the couple with tickets to a bridal show and they won the free engagement session with me through a raffle. I think I was the lucky one to get to work with such an easy-going couple willing to brave the cold.
It was such a pleasure working with you, Kristin and Tim. Congrats!!
love these!!!!!!!(03.10.10 @ 11:08 PM)
Awesome series - your images are really warming to the eye, in such a cold background! Love your natural poses, fun images, and use of lighting!(03.10.10 @ 11:50 PM)
Beautiful light in the 3rd and 4th image. What a cute couple!(03.11.10 @ 12:04 AM)
Normally I get jealous when I see shots from photographers living in California, but this set shows we can use our Northern weather and light and still come out with awesome shoots! Sadly I've never been to Chicago, but shots like (2) and (4) really take me there. well done!(03.11.10 @ 01:50 AM)
Lovely photos. Well lit and well done for braving the cold!(03.11.10 @ 06:05 AM)
Greast use of light throughout the set, I love the city scape in the background to!(03.11.10 @ 06:10 AM)
LOVE LOVE LOVE the second shot. Great composition, great expressions, everything! Just love it!(03.11.10 @ 07:41 AM)
I love how they turned out! You have such a good eye, Laurie. Thank you for such a great session. I cannot wait to see the rest :)(03.11.10 @ 10:00 AM)
AH! They're so so cute. I love the city and everything :)(03.11.10 @ 04:46 PM)
Very cute!! Great use of lighting! :)(03.11.10 @ 07:15 PM)
Laurie, you always do such a great job of incorporating Chicago into your shoots. Beautiful!(03.11.10 @ 08:03 PM)
Lovely stuff, Laurie!(03.11.10 @ 09:31 PM)
What a lovely, loving, love-full set of images Laurie. I especially like the second shot in with the cityscape as a backdrop!(03.12.10 @ 07:09 AM)
Wow! I love your lighiting technique in these!! I had to keep going back to the first, second, and fourth photographs, they are my favorite- phenominal!!(03.12.10 @ 07:29 PM)
Very cool night shots Laurie. I love the towering urban landscape in the background.(03.14.10 @ 01:35 PM)
Super cute, and the off camera lighting is so natural and lovely. Nice!(03.14.10 @ 05:10 PM)
Love how you really put them into the landscape/cityscape - good work!(03.21.10 @ 04:17 PM)
Absolutely beautiful. The clouds are just right and wonderfully moody.(03.04.10 @ 09:58 AM)
The colors in that photo are absolutely beautiful.(03.04.10 @ 11:04 AM)
Loooove the mood here, Laurie! So serene, with just the smallest amount of wind!(03.04.10 @ 11:19 AM)
why do I think Brad Pitt every time I look at this photo?(03.06.10 @ 03:47 PM)
I love the angle of this one(03.10.10 @ 11:12 PM)
Amazing!! Absouletly Beautiful!(03.01.10 @ 09:43 AM)
I like it! Love how the chandelier is lit up above her!(03.01.10 @ 05:16 PM)
Oh this is a great shot! It is so well balanced.(03.13.10 @ 06:04 AM)


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This is my Table of Contents. Pages are in all capitals and pages-within-pages are bulleted below. . . .
HOME — Features two blog posts, which include this (the Table of Contents) and my Introduction
STAGE 1 — Commentary on my process for Stage One.
- Draft – Stage One
- Final – Stage One
- Peer Commentary – Stage One
STAGE 2 — Commentary on my process for Stage Two.
- Draft – Stage Two
- Final – Stage Two
- Peer Commentary – Stage Two
STAGE 3 — Commentary on my process for Stage Three. This page also includes the Topic and the Outline for this final section of the project.
- Draft – Stage Three
- Final – Stage Three
- Peer Commentary – Stage Three
THINGS LEARNED — What I have learned from peer-editing other people's papers.
WORKS CITED — A link to my full annotated bibliography, with commentary on the works cited process.
X-TRAS: BONUS MATERIAL! — A few other pieces of the analytical and creative processes throughout the three stages that managed to make the final cut.


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Everybody Wins Corporations commonly turn to institutional partners for the development of training programs that incorporate relevant coursework into comprehensive and cost-effective learning solutions, often for college or university credit. Programs are collaboratively designed to focus specifically on industry needs, providing a truly customized learning experience. A corporation's training organization can avoid reinventing the wheel by outsourcing portions of training programs to educational partners, often drawing from faculty partner expertise in medical and business curricula for courses that fit instructional needs.
At the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (USP), assistance goes beyond on-site, for-credit courses, internship programs, and continuing education for various members of the pharma industry. Consultative relationships provide valuable support. In fact, large pharma companies frequently ask the university to consult on a wide variety of issues, including identifying physician prescribing practices, clinical trial efficiency, or sales force habits and efficiencies. USP or individual faculty members are often approached with unique questions that afford them the opportunity to develop answers and solutions.


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The Liveline listeners shared their experiences of rogue traders from carpet sellers to roofers and also some advice on how to deal with them.
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Private Yoga Retreats: Take Your Yoga Business to the Next Level
When you own a yoga studio or facility, it can be difficult to find that perfect balance between the service you offer and the need to run a profitable business. Because yoga is so often equated with the shared experience of health and wellness, as well as the value of community, some people consider it mercenary for a yoga studio to actively promote or market their facility.
While we can't tell you what's right for your business and your customer base, we can offer you a chance to expand your list of services to appeal to your existing (and potential new) students. Yoga retreats, which take you and a select group of students across the world to experience yoga in a new, idyllic setting, are growing in popularity and rapidly becoming the business vacation of the future.
What is a Private Yoga Retreat?
A private yoga retreat is a group travel opportunity for anywhere from 10 to 16 students (plus their instructor). You choose a location that is in keeping with the yoga mindset (usually somewhere secluded and tropical), and coordinate a group of students to come along to enjoy a trip that you design around your own goals, budget, and outlook on the yoga lifestyle.
Because every yoga retreat facility is different, you can expect a variety of options from your vacation. Some of the more universal options include:
- Private yoga platform (ours overlooks the beach)
- King- and queen-sized suites set apart from the primary facilities
- On-staff cook
- Freedom to set your own hours
- Area activities in keeping with the yoga mindset (eco-tours, sea turtle hatcheries, horseback riding along the beach, swimming and water sports)
And you can stay for as long (or as short) as you wish. While most yoga retreats last for at least 4 to 5 days, you can hop down for a quick weekend getaway or extend your stay for a few weeks, allowing multiple groups of students to come and go.
Mexican Yoga Retreats
While there are private yoga retreats all over the world, we happen to think coastal Mexico is one of the best places to travel for this kind of retreat. The foreign, tropical setting is perfect for those who want to draw a clear line between the busyness of everyday life and the tranquility of a yoga retreat, but Mexico isn't so far away that travel becomes difficult or expensive. Also, because Casa de la Sirena is located in Troncones (about 40 minutes north of Ixtapa / Zihuatanejo), you don't have to go far to find your way off the beaten path.
In fact, this fishing village is the perfect place to get away but still enjoy luxury amenities that appeal to travelers from all backgrounds. You can enjoy a rustic experience that keeps you in touch with the sand and surf, or you can opt to turn your yoga retreat into something a little more upscale with personalized dining, our five-star quality accommodations, and the kind of privacy that can only come from a Mexican beach resort like ours.


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