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Game of the Week
Farmville Central at Greene Central basketball
Part two of the rivalry game will take place in Snow Hill tonight. When the teams met last week, Farmville Central won 71-55. The Rams , coming off a big win against C.B. Aycock, are looking forward to the rematch.
Prep Basketball
Kinston at S. Central 4 p.m.
Farmville Central at Greene Central 4:30 p.m.
N. Edgecombe at Ayden-Grifton TBA
N. Lenoir at N. Pitt 4:30 p.m.
Spring Creek at Jones Senior 4:30 p.m.
S.W. Onslow at S. Lenoir (girls only) 5 p.m.
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NC A&T at ECU 5 p.m.
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Kinston at UNC (JV team) 2:15 p.m.
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LCC at Tidewater CC 3 p.m.
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LCC at Tidewater CC 1 p.m.
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He Takes Pictures Of People On Bicycles
19/03/2010 16:56 by Amsterdamize
Long story short: yesterday I ran/rode some errands, I went all over town and naturally I took the opportunity to
shoot some pictures
for the blog. People were out and about, all very nice.
Another way of making use of a cargo bike AND keep an eye on your baby sister/brother
Dutch doctors insist and prescribe this & Betty Page is aging well
Tourists stop and wonder how we do it...
Some people actually stop pedaling to browse on their iPhone & Wesley Sneijder Alike
"I wish I had a bicycle.."
This is how our Cycle Chic young hatch in Amsterdam
The twist in this all too familiar story started to unfold after arriving at Museum Square, always a place for nice urban scenes, for example:
Two unleashed
She has her heart in the right place & flat
Serious conversation
For a few of these pictures I had sat down on the brick path. I got up, walked to my bike and just as I was about to pedal off, a voice from behind the fence authoritatively asked: "Sir, what are you doing?" I looked back, stopped and with one foot down, ready to roll on, I said: "What do you mean?' - "You can't take pictures. Are you taking pictures of this building?" [The building being the US Consulate] "No, that is of no interest to me." [His fellow walkie-talkie-man joined him] - "What are you taking pictures of?" "I do street photography, I take pictures of people on bicycles." - "Did you take pictures of that?" [He points at the police surveillance booth next to one of the bike paths, 30 meters away] "No, that is also of no interest to me. If it shows up in one of my pictures, it's purely incidental." -"Right..." [I can tell he is still sizing me up..] "Sure. But regardless, this is a public place, just like the rest of the city, there's no avoiding people taking pictures." - "This is a security matter, we have to ask." [He lifts his walkie-talkie and pushes the button] - "Central, this is [...], the subject is taking pictures of people on bicycles." "We're clear?" - "We're clear." "Have a nice day." - "You have a nice day, too, sir." I rode off to the intersection up ahead, passing the police booth. I gave 'them' an only half-sarcastic wink and a smile, but the poor sods were behind tinted windows. At least I'm out in the open. A risky business, apparently, but they will have to pry this camera from my hands, dammit. I continued:
"That's a nice Bentley, but you still have to wait"
And in conclusion more fittingly: "We were here first, and we're going to be here last."
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awww so good! love him!
beautiful work Eric! :)
Thank you Sharon, Viviana, and Malin!
Adore this one Eric!! :D
Seems to come straight out of a wonderfully illustrated children's book! Love it!
too cute!!! I LOVE THIS!!! :D
sooo lovely!
Awesome :))
Super sweet illo :)
So wonderful!
lovely !
amazing! as always!
adorable, Eric!
So cute and clever!
Lovely and wonderful illustration!!
Wonderful....love it :)
hahaha he looks so happy!! :D
that's a cute bear! he reminds me of my childhood when i was closing my eyes everytime i wanted not to be seen by everyone else!!! :)))
Love him/her!!!!
Love it!!
very sweet!
Lovely character Eric!
very nice work :)
Sorry for not being here the last time Eric ! Beautiful new work!
Beautiful bear
Cool, Eric :-))
Love it!
So cute! I'm loving it!
Awesome bear, he looks so happy!
Aww - this reminds me of Sendak's Little Bear! Dripping with charm!
He`s dancing so cute!
great work!
Thanks so much for the wonderful comments Skye, Judith, Ben, Lizzy, syaptz, dogooder, Jacques, Terry, MephistoArts, plushygangsta, Klara, Alexandra, Sofia, Shane, Lidija, Paula, Megstuff, Helen, Garima, maggs326, Pame, Manu, Susan, Monika, bri.buckley, ganech, Flying Mouse, brenda, Serena, lazy albino, TotalBabyCakes, SUNLIGHT STUDIOS, and Julia! :)
Full of awesomeness!
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Excellent work!
Thank you kindly walkthecreativepath, miguelslittlecorner, elle moss, and morgaen!
terry o eric fan? various fan name I´m confused.You have several accounts, he believed that one could not do.
Terry is my brother rodric, not two accounts
Sorry... my apologies Is that in the pictures you are like a lot.I like you work,greetings.
Thanks rodric! it's understandable haha
awwwwww...so cute!
I just love him
Thanks so much Lisa and LeLu'sToYmaker!
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Hillman Poised For Deep NCAA Run
AMES, Iowa – All-American Iowa State shot-putter Christina Hillman, has been on a steady upward journey to rank among the elite of collegiate throwers. The sophomore's trek to success didn't begin in Ames. It began more than 1,000 miles to the east in Dover, Del., where Hillman prepped at St. Thomas More High School.
Hillman was a seven-time Delaware prep champion competing in the shot put and discus. When ISU throws coach Grant Wall signed her to compete at Iowa State, Hillman began work to enhance her high school throwing before coming to Ames.
"When I signed her, I let her know about a high school throws coach that's pretty good about an hour away from her house in Delaware," Wall said. "She made the commitment to go up and really work on her technique with him and that helped her a ton."
During her senior year, Hillman went from being a 40-foot thrower to throwing 50-00 at the 2011 Penn Relays, where she was the shot put champion. Hillman also finished second at the 2011 New Balance Outdoor National Championships.
In her first year as a Cyclone in 2012, Hillman would again continue to improve, as she threw a personal-best mark of 53-11.25 at the Holiday Preview, good for the shot put title.
Hillman again continued to grow in 2013, as her indoor season was record-setting. At the Big 12 indoor meet in February, she broke the school record with a throw of 57-09.50.
"I think Christina even surprised herself a little bit with her quick improvement," Wall said. "It wasn't unexpected, but it just happened so quickly."
Hillman stepped up her game at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in March. Her school record throw of 58-00.50, was good for All-America honors and a runner-up finish to four-time All-American and two-time indoor NCAA champion Tia Brooks of Oklahoma.
"Her progression has been amazing to say the least," Wall said. "The results speak for themselves and it's pretty impressive what she's been able to do."
Hillman was as surprised as anyone with the leaps and bounds she made indoors.
"I honestly didn't expect to improve that much this year," Hillman said. "Last year I threw a personal-best early in the year, but didn't really progress much after that. All of sudden this year in the first meet I threw 56-11. That throw gave me motivation and the confidence that 'hey, I actually have a chance for this.'"
Wall and Hillman both credited the upperclassman throwers on the team as a focal point in the success that Hillman has had.
"We have a ton of great leadership from some of our upperclassman," Hillman said. "Danielle (Frere), Hayli (Bozarth), Laishema (Hampton) and all the girl throwers are fantastic and really pave the way by showing how dedicated they are. You can learn a lot about resilience just by watching them in practice and in meets and that's not really something you can teach."
Already an All-American during the indoor season, Hillman will look to duplicate those honors and qualify for the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships this weekend at the West Regional in Austin, Texas. She will compete Saturday at 6 p.m.
"At regionals I'm going to have fun, love what I do, go out there and try to throw my best," Hillman said. "If I'm fortunate enough to earn a spot at nationals, my goal is to throw a personal-best and earn All-America honors."
Wall emphasized the importance in managing Hillman's quick rise to success.
"We don't want to set our goals too low, but we don't want to have them too high either," Wall said. "Our only goal at regionals is to finish in the top-12 and make the NCAA Championships. At the NCAA meet we just want to be consistent and technically sound with our throws; the distances will come."
Hillman heads into the West Regional ranked fourth among West Regional qualifiers at 57-01, a personal-best outdoor throw that earned her another school-record and second-place at the Mt. SAC Relays.


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BBQ Chicken Cobb Salad, Ultra-Creamy One-Pot Pasta, Southwest Skillet Ragu & How to Cook Bacon in the Oven
New Recipes from The Kitchn
Super-fast weeknight dinners that you can make after a long day at work? We've got your back. It doesn't get easier than a cobb salad — slice and serve! — and this version with BBQ chicken reinvents the classic. Or for a surprise mid-week date night, look no further than scallops quickly seared and served over linguine. One-pot pasta, kale-avocado tacos, a spicy skillet ragu — shake yourself a Rob Roy cocktail and take your pick from all our recipes from this past week.
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1949 Chevy Cooling System Install - Jus' Chillin'Written by on June 1, 2010 Ensuring The Purple Pig's Engine Stays Cool
As is almost always the case when fitting a larger engine than stock, the cooling system of the project '49 Chevy required upgrading to cope with the Smeding 383 that replaced the old 235ci inline-six. Luckily, a number of companies offer bolt-in radiators for such situations, and doubly lucky for me, U.S. Radiator had supplied one of their Desert Cooler triple flow radiators for our sister magazine, STREET RODDER's Road Tour Project '52 Chevy last year. Unfortunately for SRM, the use of an Art Morrison chassis meant this radiator did not fit, so it found a grateful home here at Rod & Custom for use in the Purple Pig!
Again, as is often the case, though the radiator is designed as a direct bolt-in replacement for the original, I found myself in familiar "two steps forward and one step back" territory. Sure it would bolt in, and left sufficient room for an engine-driven mechanical fan, but I wanted to use an electric fan; as I'm painfully aware of how often I sit in stationary traffic on the freeway. Additionally, the 2 5/8-inch-thick core of the new radiator, plus the addition of an A/C condenser mounted in front, meant I wanted to ensure sufficient air would flow through the radiator core.
Not wanting to go to the trouble of moving the motor and trans mounts rearward-and anyway, it would only be able to move a 1/2 inch or so before the right head-to-firewall clearance would become virtually non-existent, and I wasn't about to alter the firewall-I opted to move the radiator forward to attain the necessary clearance. All well and good you might say, but the top radiator tank couldn't be moved forward as it would then hit the inner hood structure. The solution was to move the bottom of the radiator forward and mount it at an angle, which required a little fabrication and manipulation of the stock core support and surrounding sheetmetal. Once I'd figured out the easiest and neatest way to accomplish my goal, it took less than a day to make the changes.
Seeing as I was moving the radiator anyway, I discussed my fan requirements with the folks at SPAL USA, the manufacturer of choice for U.S. Radiator, and whose fans their shrouds are designed to accept. SPAL offers a range of electric fans with varying diameters, thicknesses, and airflow cfm ratings. While originally planning to use their 16-inch medium profile fan, rated at 1,610 cfm, as it would require minimal radiator relocation, it was decided that with the 383 motor, the core thickness, plus the A/C condenser, as well as the small grille area, this may not offer optimum airflow, and the high-performance 2,070-cfm fan would be more suitable. The same fan is available with 2,360 cfm, but with straight blades, and I opted for the curved blades, which are quieter. The drawback was the thickness of the fan and motor increased from 2 1/2 inches to just over 3 1/2 inches, meaning though I had the space, the A/C condenser would be very close to the hood latch panel support, with a 1/2 inch of clearance between the fan motor and the water pump pulley. Of course I could have moved the latch panel support too, but why make more work for myself?
With the radiator, shroud, and fan mounted in their new location, my next problem was routing a top hose from the water neck on the intake manifold to the radiator top tank. Seeing as this would have to work its way around the alternator, rather than spend valuable time sourcing a hose at my local auto parts store, I called Speedway Motors for an adjustable 45-degree water neck, a 90-degree steel tube, and a couple lengths of suitable diameter silicone hose. Once the hoses are trimmed to length and the tube is painted, it'll look neater than a long rubber hose. The lower hose I'll source at the parts store, though that will be a regular GM part. Better get a radiator cap too, while I'm there!
Desert Cooler
U.S. Radiator has determined that core design and adequate airflow are the most important aspects for obtaining maximum coolant temperature drop from radiator inlet to outlet. By building internal walls in the radiator, as is the case with the Desert Cooler, the coolant is re-routed to pass through the radiator (top to bottom or side to side depending on design) three times, resulting in three separate exposures to temperature-dropping airflow, with little or no adverse flow restriction. The result is an average 15 percent reduction in radiator outlet temperatures. U.S. Radiator offers this unique flow design on all non-transmission cooler-equipped radiators in their extensive line of high-performance vehicle applications.
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The lower body panel behind the grille also had to be trimmed in order for the lower radiator tank to clear. Using a couple lengths of 2-inch masking tape ensured a straight cut, square with the edge....each side was trimmed using a softpad on a 4-inch grinder. Again, masking tape was used to provide a guide. Approximately 3/16 of an inch was trimmed from each side to allow the radiator to pass through the gap.Here's what it looked like after trimming. I covered the engine and suspension with a fire-retardant blanket, as well as covering the windshield glass. Sparks from a grinder will embed in glass and some aluminum. Plus it saves a bunch of unnecessary clean up!With the radiator and A/C condenser slid into place, I decided to mount them at the same angle as the hood latch panel support, then marked the top of each side of the core support to be cut and re-welded at the same angle (arrow).With the core support sides cut and bent, but not yet welded, I was able to bolt the top of the radiator in place so that I could measure and fabricate brackets for the lower parts of the radiator mounting flanges.Using cardboard templates, I bent up these brackets from sheet steel, the same thickness as the core support.Though not a complicated job, moving the radiator involved repeated installation and removal, made harder owing to the fact that the core support mounts all the front sheetmetal! With the support in a vice I welded the new mounting brackets in place.
With the core support back in the car, here's what it looked like before the radiator went back in ... again.It'll have to come out again for paint, plus I have to repair and modify the inner fenders, which will entail stripping the entire front sheetmetal apart, but here's the radiator in for the "final" time.From behind, you can see the core-pulley clearance is much improved. The top tank sits in its stock location, and nothing's too much modified from stock.While the 1 3/4-inch outlet tube wasn't touching the core support, modifying it for clearance will ensure fitting and removal of the hose and clamp will be easy, and nothing will rub.A call to Speedway Motors netted an expansion tank, a pivoting aluminum water neck with 45-degree outlet, a 90-degree 1 1/2-inch steel tube with bead at each end, and two 6-inch silicone hoses.I also sourced the high-flow thermostat from Speedway Motors. You can see here how the water neck seals with a rubber O-ring rather than a regular gasket.Though I have yet to add clamps, the 90-degree steel tube and silicone hoses make a neat top "hose" to clear the alternator. I'll cut the hoses to length so each clamp will be equidistant from the beads and the ends of the hoses, plus paint the steel tube.As the filler neck on the radiator is on the right side, I mounted the expansion tank on this side too, using a couple of the unused brackets that RideTech supplied for the level sensor rods I fitted to the suspension!SPAL offers a range of electric fans for the aftermarket, as well as OEM, in varying diameters and profiles. While they offer a medium profile fan measuring 2 1/2 inches deep, I was concerned about airflow through the thick radiator and A/C condenser, so opted for the 16-inch high-performance fan (PN 30102082) with curved blades for reduced noise. SPAL also supplied a fan harness kit, including a thermal switch that will turn the fan on at 185 degrees and off at 165.
The 3/8-inch NPT thermal switch installs directly into the intake manifold, though a 1/2-inch adapter is also included.The polished aluminum shroud was supplied by U.S. Radiator, the SPAL fan bolting right up. With nuts temporarily doing the job of spacing the radiator from its mounts, which will eventually be replaced with rubber to prevent the radiator side plates from cracking and coming away from the top and bottom tanks, there's approximately an 1/2-inch clearance between the fan motor and water pump pulley.The fan harness includes a waterproof 10/40 amp relay and all necessary wiring (printed to ease installation), which I'll mount and connect when I wire the Chevy.With the radiator relocated, and the shroud and fan mounted, I'm one step closer to the road, though I do still have to buy a radiator cap and bottom hose.


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octreotide acetate (Sandostatin LAR)
GENERIC NAME: OCTREOTIDE DEPOT SUSPENSION - INJECTION (ok-TREE-oh-tide)
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Medication Uses | How To Use | Side Effects | Precautions | Drug Interactions | Overdose | Notes | Missed Dose | Storage
USES: This medication is a long-acting form of octreotide. Octreotide is used to treat severe watery diarrhea and sudden reddening of the face and neck caused by certain types of tumors (e.g., carcinoid tumors, vasoactive intestinal peptide tumors) that are found usually in the intestines and pancreas. The symptoms occur when these tumors make too much of certain natural substances (hormones). This medication works by blocking the production of these hormones. By decreasing watery diarrhea, octreotide helps to reduce the loss of body fluids and minerals.Octreotide is also used to treat a certain condition (acromegaly) that occurs when the body makes too much of a certain natural substance called growth hormone. Treating acromegaly helps reduce the risk of serious problems such as diabetes and heart disease. Octreotide works by decreasing the amount of growth hormone to normal levels.This drug is not a cure for these conditions. This medication is usually used with other treatment (e.g., surgery, radiation, other drugs).
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Assistant Professor of Surgery (Plastic); Director of the Breast Reconstruction Program
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Surgery: Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery: Breast Reconstruction Surgery Program; Cosmetic Surgery Center | The Breast Center
Cancer Center, Yale: Breast Center at Smilow Cancer Hospital
Dr. Au is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and Assistant Professor of Surgery at Yale University School of Medicine. He serves as the Director of the Yale Breast Reconstruction Program. His clinical interests are surgery of the breast, particularly reconstructive microsurgery, surgery of the head and neck, treatment of skin cancers and body contouring.
He obtained his M.D. from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and completed his residency in plastic surgery at Yale-New Haven Hospital. Following residency, Dr. Au performed a fellowship in reconstructive microsurgery at the University of Pennsylvania.
Education & Training
|Univ of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry (2004)
|Haverford College, Biology (2000)
|Fellow (Microsurgery)
|University of Pennsylvania
|Yale-New Haven Medical Center
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|Board Certification
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Pharrell Williams has defended the raunchy video for his hit track "Blurred Lines," insisting the promo was meant to be high-fashion rather than crude.
The tune, a collaboration between Williams, Robin Thicke, and T.I., was an international hit upon its release last month, but the song's video caused a storm of controversy as it features a bevy of near-naked beauties dancing seductively.
Officials at a British rape charity claimed the footage objectifies women and the song's lyrics glamorize sexual violence, but Williams insists it is intended to represent a page from a fashion magazine in motion.
He says, "We were trying to make a moving version of a page in Vogue, where you might see a woman's breast. The body isn't meant to be objectified."
"I know the video has caused some controversy, but my admiration for women supersedes anything I could ever say. We all come through the conduit of the bodies of beautiful women."
The video was initially pulled from YouTube for violating its nudity terms in March, before being reinstated.


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|Mealtime Makeovers
It doesn't get any easier
By Ashleigh Noyes
My kids have this little saying they chant when something they are doing comes easily to them. They chime to each other in their merry little voices, "easy peasy lemon squeezey." So when a recent acquaintance gave me this little recipe, it was only natural that this chant came to my mind!
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Ballot proposition may weaken Port of Long Beach cargo operations
October 20, 2010
Leaders from Southern California's goods movement industry today announced their unanimous opposition to Measure D.
According to spokesmen representing broad coalition of shipping interests, the proposed measure in Long Beach threatens local jobs and will make it more difficult for the Port of Long Beach to remain a leading ocean cargo gateway.
Measure D, which is on the Long Beach November 2 ballot, is a proposed city of Long Beach Charter Amendment that would change the formula for how revenues from the Harbor Department are transferred to the Tidelands Operating Funds (from 10 percent of net income to 5 percent of gross operating revenues). This amendment states that the management of the city's oil properties and subsidence control operations are under the exclusive control of the Long Beach City Council rather than the Harbor Commission.
"Measure D is just a bad idea," said Dan Meylor, President, Los Angeles Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Association. "City politicians put it on the ballot without thinking about the negative impact on the local economy, jobs, or important projects ensuring clean air in the Long Beach Community. It will likely affect the port's bond ratings and associated borrowing costs, driving up the cost of every project and program and
reducing the number of these that can be accomplished, which in turn will drive discretionary cargo to other ports in the United States."
Which may already be happening, noted Luciana Suran, and economist with CB Richard Ellis Econometric Advisors. Speaking at the 2010 Supply Chain Council Executive Summit in Houston last week, she noted that the anticipated widening of the Panama Canal will impact Southern California.
"We see shippers exploring other all-water options," she said. "While the sheer sized of the California market is impressive, it must still be managed for growth."
William Lyte, past president of the Harbor Association of Industry and Commerce, agrees:
"Measure D could put a halt to the continued economic viability of the port. Failing to invest in the port only puts us at a greater disadvantage in the years to come."
Sue Dvonch, vice president, Propeller Club of Los Angeles-Long Beach, observed that all of California may be hurt by Measure D.
"Those involved in international commerce play a vital and important role in our state's economic structure," she said. "They are concerned that Measure D will threaten California's position as a leading global gateway and will negatively impact our economy should we fail to adequately invest in our state's transportation infrastructure."
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Grace Park in Hawaii Five-O. Photo by Mario Perez/CBS ©2010 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Issue: Fall 2010
Dept: Personalities
Radical Reboot: Grace Park
For fanboys at San Diego's annual Comic-Con, at least one good thing came with the end of Battlestar Galactica: Grace Park can resurface on a reboot of another classic television series, but this time donning not a spacesuit but a bikini. When footage of the new Hawaii Five-O, accompanied by the iconic theme music, was unveiled at the pop culture extravaganza in late July, the volume of whoops and hollers shot up in Room 6BCF of the San Diego Convention Center as the scene of Park emerging from the ocean lit up the screen.
Park captivated viewers as the multifaceted Sharon "Boomer" Valerii on the critically acclaimed sci-fi saga Battlestar. Now for the second time Park is not only remaking an old show but is also upgrading a character, Kono Kalakaua, from male to the fairer sex. "I'm creating a niche for myself," Park joked to a Comic-Con crowd of several hundred.
What is not a joke is that half of the crime-fighting team on the new Five-O, premiering this fall on CBS, is Asian — Daniel Dae Kim (who's coming off a much-loved series himself, Lost) breathes new life into the part of Chin Ho Kelly. And while Kono and Chin Ho were relegated to secondary status to McGarrett and Danno in the original, there will be more prominent roles for Park and Kim, said Robert Orci and Alex Kurtzman, the writers behind the last Star Trek feature, who are executive producing and penning scripts for Five-O.
In fact, Park is ready to duke it out with the boys. "Oh, [Kono] can hold her own with the gentlemen," she said. No doubt in fanboys' minds, there's nothing finer than a vision of Park punching out bad guys in a two-piece. — Jimmy Lee


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It is a bundle of comfort on the edge of the trade ward a place run by two former adventurers and frequented by many more, just passing into town to sell their loot or staying to explore the catacomb under the city. It has the reputation to be the safest inn in town, after all, who would be stupid enough to mess with such a concentration of might warriors?
This is a large inn that I made for two of my players, their characters plan to buy the place and retire one day...
As of right now, I have not worked on the furniture, mostly because I want to give my players the opportunity to pick up what they want once they buy the place...
This is the ground floor, with the kitchen on the top right:
This is the first floor where the customers' rooms are located:
This is the flat roof of the buildings. Two towers are also present on this floor:
Finally, this is the top level of the towers:


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Bondages & Breakthroughs - A Life Transformation Week at Emmanuel-Brinklow Church
Thursday, 07 March, 2013|
Emmanuel-Brinklow Church presents, "Bondages & Breakthrough", a Life Transformation Week.
All are invited to attend this dynamic service that will take place March 3-9th (except Tuesday and Thursday) at Brinklow Church (18800 New Hampshire Ave., Ashton, MD, 20861) beginning at 6 pm with dinner and service at 7 pm. You will not want to miss the dynamic speakers including Dexter Manley, former Super Bowl NFL defensive player for the Washington Redskins. The service will culminate on Saturday evening at 6 pm with a free concert featuring Anthony Brown & Group TherAPy. This is a week you do not want to miss. You may be in bondage but you can breakthrough. FMI contact the EBC office at 301-774-0400 or visit our website: www.emmanueladventist.org.
Ashton, MD 20861
Event ContactTiffany Williams
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HILLSBOROUGH CO., Florida -- Cold weather shelters are open this weekend in Hillsborough County for the homeless and those living in homes without adequate heat.
The shelters are:
Most shelters will close the following morning around 7 a.m.
The Brandon Community Center, Jackson Springs Recreation Center, and Wimauma Community Center are accepting donations of shelter supplies, such as blankets, disinfectant wipes, disposable cups, coffee, creamer, paper plates, plastic utensils, and sugar. Those wishing to donate supplies should contact each individual shelter.
Meals for the shelters are provided through Metropolitan Ministries. Those wishing to donate non-perishable items should contact Metropolitan Ministries at 813-209-1000.


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Inside Halloween Park's Haunted House
HAI control system updated to provide new horrifying automation features.
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May 30, 2016
A Texas company that Mississippi officials say owes the state $3.5 million has filed for bankruptcy, complicating collection efforts.
Handy Hardware, a hardware wholesale cooperative, announced in November it would close its two-year-old Meridian warehouse.
By then, the Houston company had missed an October interest payment to Capital One Financial Corp. and defaulted on $26 million in debt.
Handy laid off 109 Meridian workers and filed in January for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.
The Mississippi Development Authority says the Lauderdale County Board of Supervisors is in charge of retrieving $3.5 million in federal community development money Handy accepted in exchange for creating 175 jobs.
Smaller amounts have been repaid to Lauderdale County and East Mississippi Electric Power Association, but it's unclear how actively officials are pursuing the $3.5 million.
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Born Aug. 16, 1963 in Concord, MA, Carell was raised by his father, Edwin, an electrical engineer and his mother, Harriet, a psychiatric nurse. After graduating Middlesex School, he attended Dennison College where he formed a touring company that traveled the country improvising sketches. Carell also aspired to becoming a radio deejay and worked on-air for the college station WDUB, a.k.a. "The Doobie." He graduated in 1984 and tried to work as a letter carrier, but quit after only a couple of months. In 1991, Carell then moved to Chicago where he became a member of the famed Second City improv theatre. It was during his stint at Second City that Carell began to make strides; he met future w... Continue Bio >>
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Paige Owen grew up in Mishicot, WI, twenty minutes away from Silver Lake College, but it wasn't until much later that she decided to attend the school.
In fact, Owen began her freshman year of college at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin to study music. After having been involved at Lawrence's music program in high school via their high school honor band, private lessons, and band camp, applying to Lawrence seemed like the logical next step.
And when Owen was accepted into the program, it was a no-brainer; Lawrence's prestige was a big draw.
"If you get into Lawrence, you go to Lawrence," she explained to me over the phone.


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Opening day A zone archery!
Lets keep a collection of all the members Blacktail kills from this season right here on this thread! Of course do your story/ comment thread separate... then just slap a photo in this one with the rest.
I'll start it off.
132 5/8" Mendocino County, CA
Opening day A zone archery!
My 2011 season is officially over after getting this buck on the opener of rifle.
Last edited by BigSurArcher; 08-14-2011 at 05:59 PM. Reason: Accidentally posted same thing X2
Wow!! Great buck. Congrats and awesome picture too!
I love the 4x4 Blacktail, looks like he just got out of velvet.
Congrats, I hope you have some out of state hunts planned, or you are in for a long wait for next year!
Shoot STR8
I have a CA bear tag and a NV mule deer tag and will be hunting whitetails in GA in December. I bowhunt hogs whenever all year round also so there really is never much down time luckily!
That's a sweet buck. How wide and tall is that thing? Public or private?


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HI guys, has anyone hunted A32? Does anyone have any advice, suggestions or tips?
I was lucky enough to score a late season archery tag for the A32 late season hunting area in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Season starts on Nov 10th and Ends Dec 2.
I'm looking forward to hunting this new area! a coworker is an avid hiker and this is his hiking area... He is going to take me to where he seen deer and hunters. Does anyone have any advice on this area? He tells me we will be in Los Padres National Forest north of Ojai... does anyone have any tips or advice for me? thank you!
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New York is among the world's most filmed cities—in 2011, for example, 188 films were shot on location in the five boroughs, along with 23 primetime episodic television series (this according to the Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting). With so much movie magic taking place here year after year, the City has quite a collection of sites with ties to famous moving pictures. We've compiled a few for your convenience. Read on and check back soon—we'll be updating this slideshow periodically.


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Bobby Cannavale, Will Ferrell, Rob Riggle, Paul Rudd, Horatio Sanz, Jason Sudeikis at The K!
We have some special visitors cheering for the Royals tonight – Kansas City natives Rob Riggle, Paul Rudd and Jason Sudeikis are back in town to raise money for Children's Mercy Hospital. Bobby Cannavale, Will Ferrell and Horatio Sanz have also joined in the effort. Tonight, the group is out at The K. Here's a look at FSKC's Joel Goldberg interviewing Ferrell and company. We have additional photos of a special batting practice session, which we will post later!


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Serves 4
• Vegetable oil, for frying
• 1 cup rice flour, plus extra, for dusting
• ½ cup pale ale or lager beer
• ½ cup soda water
• 20 green (raw) tiger prawns, peeled
• 2 baby onions, sliced
• 1 cup flat-leaf parsley leaves
• Lime wedges, to serve
Lime tartare sauce
• ½ cup whole-egg mayonnaise
• 8 cornichons, chopped
• 1 Tbsp salted capers, rinsed and chopped
• ½ cup flat-leaf parsley leaves, chopped
• 2 Tbsp lime juice
1. To make the lime tartare sauce, mix to combine the mayonnaise, cornichons, capers, parsley and lime juice. Set aside.
2. Heat the oil in a saucepan over high heat until temperature reaches 180°C on a deep-frying thermometer. Whisk the flour, beer and soda water until smooth.
3. Dust the prawns and onion in extra flour, dip in the batter, shaking to remove excess and cook, in batches, for 2-3 minutes or until golden. Drain. Cook the parsley for 1 minute or until crisp. Drain on absorbent paper.
4. Serve the prawns and onion with parsley, tartare sauce and lime.
Tips and tricks
Try adding dried chilli flakes or paprika to the beer batter for the prawns and onion rings.
For more recipes visit the Donna Hay website, www.donnahay.com.


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The Nursing Bracelet ... simple, stylish, ingenious.
The Nursing Bracelet is a sleek and beautiful "wearable" nursing log that tracks which breast your baby last fed from, and what time they last fed, to the nearest 15 minutes. It can alternatively be used to keep a tally of the total number of feeds in a day or night. So much more than an elegant piece of jewelry, The Nursing Bracelet helps take the worry and anxiety associated with the first few weeks of breast feeding and replaces it with a sense of relief. Reminders of the last feeding time are especially useful for a new mother that is tired, overworked, or suffering from the newborn baby blues. The Nursing Bracelet can also be used to track bottle feedings, diaper changes, nap times, exercise routines and more.
Regardless of it's use, The Nursing Bracelet is an ingenious simple, sleek and discreet tracking system that is small, convenient, portable and easy to use. You will find a multitude of uses for this bracelet, both with a newborn, and long after your little one has grown. The Nursing Bracelet becomes a unique and valuable keepsake that can be worn by mom as a reminder of the special time shared between her and her infant.
Why moms love the Nursing Bracelet:
- Small, convenient, portable & easy to use.
- High-quality, fire polished glass beads for beauty.
- Strong stainless steel bangle for strength.
- Four elegant colored beads represent every 15 minutes.
- White glass beads marked with the 12 hours for clear tracking.
- Includes one (1) marker charm. Second charm available for multiple uses.
- Easy, one handed operation.
- A tracking log that is worn discreetly.You will want to show it off.
- Versatile tracking system. Can be used for nursing, bottle feeding, tracking diaper changes, medication schedules, appointments, exercise laps & more!
- Designed, created & manufactured by moms.
- Individually hand-made with care in the USA under fair labor conditions.
- Makes a very unique gift for mom.
A Nursing Bracelet and So Much More
The Nursing Bracelet has many practical applications beyond that of tracking your newborn's nursing schedule. It can also be used to:
- Track the number of bottles your baby takes in a day.
- Count your baby's wet diapers in a day.
- Remember when to pump for feedings.
- Keep track of nap time and sleep schedules.
- Count glasses of water you've had in a day.
- Remember when to take/give medication.
- Keep track of exercise laps you've walked/run.
- Remember an appointment.
- Remember when to feed the parking meter.
- Makes a unique gift for mom!
A new mother is going to loose sleep. This is a fact, and there is no getting around it. However, there is no need to loose your sense of style as well. With our Nursing Bracelet you will worry less and be able to concentrate on more important things when it comes to your new little one, without sacrificing fashion. Beautiful and practical, The Nursing Bracelet is available in 4 gorgeous colors and makes a GREAT unique gift for any new or expecting mom. We can even ship it directly to your gift recipient! What a wonderful way to make a new mother or mother-to-be feel elegant, important and appreciated.
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As a new mom, The Nursing Bracelet is a positive tool used to aid in establishing your nursing relationship with your newborn. During the first few days after your little one has arrived life will be quite hectic, and learning how to nurse your baby can be rather daunting. We know from first hand experience that nursing does not always come as naturally as we believe it should, and it is very easy to get frustrated and disappointed when first starting out. With The Nursing Bracelet you will be able to relieve some of the stress, worry and anxiety that comes during this important stage in your newborn's life.
According to the Canadian Pediatrics Society, newborn babies should feed every two to three hours. It can, however, take time for babies to establish a feeding routine, and tired moms often find it difficult to keep track of a hungry newborn's 'little-and-often' feeding patterns. The Nursing Bracelet is a simple and attractive solution to this problem, with several functions that will help you keep track of your newborn's feeds, while also aiding in establishing a good milk supply.
As a new mother the lack of sleep you will experience during the first few weeks after giving birth is unimaginable. You most likely will be very tired and will find it difficult to remember when your baby last fed. It may also be difficult to recognize the difference between your newborn's hunger cries and other cries. Having a record of your baby's last feed helps you recognize when they're hungry and ensures they feed often enough. Tracking which breast you last nursed from can help to control sore nipples, avoid breast engorgement and ensure your baby gets the full benefit of your milk. The Nursing Bracelet provides a simple, discreet way to record this information, and is always there when you need it.
How to Use The Nursing Bracelet
With The Nursing Bracelet you can quickly and easily track your newborn's feedings. It can remind you which breast you fed from last and the time that your baby last fed, using number beads and colored beads arranged to represent a 12-hour clock. The number beads represent hours and each colored bead indicates a 15-minute interval. An attached charm is moved to mark the time (see the diagram below). You will never forget your baby's schedule again, whether you're breastfeeding-on-demand or simply making sure a sleepy baby nurses frequently enough.
Using The Nursing Bracelet:
1. Switch your bracelet from wrist to wrist to keep track of which breast you last nursed from.
2. Move the charm to mark the time your baby's last nursing began (see diagram below). This is helpful is you have a sleepy baby who doesn't wake for nursing often, if you would like to establish a breastfeeding schedule, or if you're nursing-on-demand and would like to track your baby's breastfeeding patterns. You can either mark when your baby fed last or when your baby should nurse/feed next.
3. An alternate use for the bracelet is to count the total number of nursing sessions in a day. Place the charm after the relevant bead number.
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Loved receiving this as a gift - beautiful keepsake! Review by R&R Mom
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I loved receiving this nursing bracelet as a gift. It is so much nicer than the plastic bracelets that would just end up being tossed. This is practical, beautiful and was easy to use. I love that I can pass it down to my daughter when it's time for her nursing experience. Thanks Parenting By Nature, for offering such unique, special products. (Posted on 11/24/13)
Didn't work for me at all Review by Michelle
Price Value Quality
I thought this would be helpful, but it really wasn't for me. In my sleep-deprived state, I could never remember if I had moved the bracelet from one side to the other, and the clasp was just too fiddly when I had my newborn in my arms (which was most of the time I was awake!)Would you recommend this product to a friend? Unlikely
Paper and pencil worked best for me...
But I'm sure someone will love it! (Posted on 1/4/11)


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This is an unlabeled version of a map I made a few years back for a campaign. Raglamore is a city in the kingdom of Milendria, a feudal land in the north of my campaign world. Originally little more than a fortified manor-house guarding the only river crossing for 50 leagues, Raglamore grew to a castle, a garrison-town, and finally a bustling trade city over the last three centuries. The old wall was extended from the original fortifications to guard the northern bridge about 150 years ago, and several fortified manors were incorporated into the city's defenses over the last fifty years. The outer walls of the city are a recent addition, built due to the threat of Rothian incursions into the Lowlands of the kingdom. Of note is the utter lack of structures outside the new walls - so fresh is the fear of Rothian horse-raiders in the people's minds.
Done entirely in MS Paint with finishing touches (texturing of roads, walls and water and the shadowing of woods) in Gimp basic.


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Eat, Drink and Be Merry!
The Art of Dining at the Festival
Enjoy a picnic before the show! Bring your own basket or choose from a selection of food, drinks and treats available in the park. Food and drink sales help keep the Festival FREE.
PLANNING A PARTY? RESERVE IN ADVANCE YOUR PARTY OF 20 to 50. Dine in style at the Festival at The Bard's VIP Tent in a special VIP tent prior to performances. The Bard's VIP Tent is a perfect way to treat employees, clients or special friends to an evening of great food and great theater in a relaxed and unique outdoor setting.
The Bard's VIP Tent will sell out quickly! Make your reservations today!
Available in the park!
Festival Food for the Whole Family
In the park, you may enjoy a variety of items created by blanc burgers + bottles, offering a selection of grilled burgers and brats, sandwiches and salads.
Funnel cakes will be available, and of course, it wouldn't be the Festival without Kettle Corn! The Festival also offers soft drinks and bottled water and an assortment of cold treats.


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ical - Syncs fine on changes made on Zimbra in the cloud (or client).
ical - Does not sync changes made in ical.
I have deleted all ical directories/preferences etc in case the issue was with ical.
Currently I am only using the zimbra mac client as ical cannot be relied upon.
The reason I want to use ical is that
1. It renders the appointments such that they are all visible which is not the case when viewing multiple calendars in Zimbra web/client.
2. Has a time line
I'm running Running Leopard 10.5.8 - Will snow Leopard cure the issue??
Any one else having a similar issue?