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Madona Najarian was spotted in Perth battling Galina Voskoboeva in their Asia/Oceania Group FED CUP tie today. Unfortunately the Iranian was served double bagels by her Kazakhstani foe - ouch.
Regardless, what a stirring image it is to see a lady baller in full Islamic dress cracking groundies in a FED CUP match. You can never say tennis isn't a truly international, far-reaching sport, eh?
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PHOTO OP: Madona in full dress, served bagels by Galina
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I think it's crazy. When I first saw the pics on another website I was like: what the *... I've never seen something like this, fully dressed just because she's from Iran. Fortunately she lost 6-0 6-0;)ReplyDelete
Why is it fortunate that she lost Daan? Is it in any way wrong of her to follow her religion and her passion of playing tennis? I wish her luck in her career. Maybe others (not saying any names) can learn from her.ReplyDelete
What do you mean "fortunately she lost 6-0 6-0"?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2009 at 7:36 AM
narik did you mean Sania Mirza?ReplyDelete
Nice to see Ignorance and Prejudice alive!! World is full of different people, beliefs, choices, etc. People need to respect that! Just because somebody or something isn't like you doesn't mean its wrong or bad.ReplyDelete
BTW, she isn't fully dressed like that "just because she is from Iran". She is dressed like that because that is what her faith/religion tells her to do. People intrepret their faith in different forms. She intreprets it to be that way. Sania Mirza, who is also Muslim, intreprets her faith in a different manner. Their is not one type of Muslim. Of the 1 billion muslims, their is great diversity. Just like all Christians are not the same.ReplyDelete
Travel the world, meet other people and you'll see what a beautiful world it is!
I think it's admirable.ReplyDelete
- Uvijek ArgenFebruary 5, 2009 at 8:42 AM
I think to avoid controversy the reason of the post its to see how pretty its to see other cultures that normally we don't see in the WTA tour getting together in one sport ( like the Olympics).ReplyDelete
Another example to add to what Rich post its in this video you can see Aravan Rezai when she go to Iran to visit her relative she need to cover her hair while she practice there.
You can see it at minute 1:49.
- Uvijek ArgenFebruary 5, 2009 at 8:46 AM
Im sorry..at minute 1:10, I got confuse with the lenght time.ReplyDelete
Poor girl.ReplyDelete
Poor all of us women, who have been constrained with ridiculous rules, because of which we missed so much.
I cannot count how many times I skipped on swimming just because I wasn't waxed at the time and I live in a so called civilized society. I cannot imagine what those women have to miss out on just because they are women.
- Tennis ObserverFebruary 5, 2009 at 9:30 AM
She won't get skin cancer from the sun.ReplyDelete
- SideSpinFebruary 5, 2009 at 4:42 PM
Lady tennis ballers dress little for a reason.(sportwomen in general actually).U can't dress like that and expect to run and reach freely ,not to mention win a match.ReplyDelete
I respect islam and believe it's a good and sincere religion.Wht i don't respect(and im not gonna apologize abt it) is how some people manipulate it just so tht they can oppress others, especially women and homosexuals.Does anyone remember the iranian president saying "there are no gays in iran"? i bet he was saying that in the name of "religion", islam tht is. And u expect people with tht mentality to win a pro tennis match?
reduce the clothing baggage a lil for christ sake!!!
To echo SarroQ's point, when I played high school tennis, quite a few of my teammates were Muslim but did not dress as the player in the picture.ReplyDelete
I've also played opponents who did follow the Islamic code and dressed just like this player. I played in an area where this was familiar in our community so I suppose we didn't really even think of it as anything different on the court.
It's definitely a positive thing for the sport and community. Play on!
I'm a Muslim Iranian girl and I support her deeply! She believes in what she does and that's truely admirable...ReplyDelete
People, has anyone ever asked u why u dress up like punks and go out like that??? No, so in the same way you have to respect others believes as well.
I do so, and I never ask anyone why they are gay or les even though I don't accept this belief at all... The world is getting bigger and people are coming closer. We need to learn to respect eachothers' believes...
Thanks for sending thi post!!
- AnonymousFebruary 7, 2009 at 12:34 AM
That' not a full Islamic dress! Not without the face veil no it's not!ReplyDelete
Just a moment to commiserate with Sania Mirza (India), who gets flak whatever she does - like complaints about her exposing her legs. I hope she plays very well again and goes top 10 in the singles rankings, well...she just won a Slam (Mixed Doubles) .ReplyDelete
Not easy being Sania, or being an Iranian WTA player.


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Global air cargo traffic is back to pre-recession levels, declared Giovanni Bisignani,?director general and CEO?International Air Transport Association (IATA). Speaking at its 66th Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit?in Berlin, Germany, he provided a "snapshot" suggesting cautious optimism.
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As a coastal area, Batu Karas is a blend between the nearby Pangandaran Beach and the Batu Hiu Beach since it not only offers calm waters but also challenging waves. Thus, it is fit for both swimming and surfing.
Located about 40Km or an hour's drive from Pangandaran, this uniquely black sandy beach is a perfect getaway since it is less crowded compared to those in Pangandaran or even Bali. Some even dubbed this as little Bali, since it offers similar experience but with less disturbance.
Batu Karas is already popular among surfers, nationally and internationally. Aside from the relatively flat beach, Batu Karas also has a small bay, so surfers donot have to paddle too far to the starting point of the incoming waves. For beginners there are a lot of Surfing equipment rentals that offer complete surfing necessities, along with experienced instructors who can teach all one needs to know about surfing. So, it doesn't matter whether you are a professional surfer or have never surfed at all, you can still try to catch the waves of Batu Karas.
Generally speaking, there are three surfing spots that are commonly known among Surfers, they are: Karang, Legok Pari and Bulak Bendak. Karang, literally means "coral rocks", which probably gets its name from the many rocks lying underneath the surface, and can only be surfed at high tide.
Legok Pari is the most favorite surfing spot among the three, and the perfect beach for beginners since the beach here is relatively safe and waves are not too high. For the more advanced and professional surfers, Bulak Bendak is the spot they choose. Here, waves can create a long wall of water or even barrels which are the perfect rides for surfers. To get to Bulak Bendak surfers must take a boat ride that cost about Rp 200.000, to jump into the incoming point break.
Batu Karas is not all about surfing. Buggies, Jet Skis and Banana Boats are only a few examples of what you can do on this beach. For those who like adventure, Batu Karas offers several spots fit for camping and hiking. For a more daring adventure, you can ask the locals to take you to Karang Nunggal, an isolated beach with a spectacular view on a huge and high rock on its shore. All in all, Batu Karas is a good vacation resort for everyone. A walk on the beach during sunset, an afternoon coffee at the local "warung", spending the day watching your kids building sand castles or just bathe under the sun, are just some of the exciting things you can do as you wait for those perfect waves.
There are plenty of hotels and inns you can find at Batu Karas. Some of these hotels offer bungalows and cottages, while other offers the standard rooms. if you wish to know and get close to the local people, you may want to try to stay at the local's houses. Here are some accommodations in the Batu Karas area:
Java Cove Beach Hotel
Jl. Pantai Indah Legok PariPhone : +62 265 708 2020Web :http://www.javacovebeachhotel.com/Bonsai Bungalows HotelJl. Pantai Indah Legok PariPhone : 02657093199/0815464177Teratai HotelJl. Pantai Indah Legok PariPhone: 02657082024/0816623372 Hotel Hi & LOW
Jl. Tanjakan Heras, BatukarasPhone : 081312932663 Hotel Pondok Putri
Jl. Pantai Indah BatukarasPhone : 081323085284
Sunrise Resort
Jl. Pantai Batu Karas, Java, Indonesia
Tlp: 0265 7029129/082119733330
Villa Monyet
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Reef Hotel
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Hotel Sindang Asih
Telp: 081395142258
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A mall piercing employee often has one day of a seminar, or even a video, then practices a few times on a piece of cardboard with dots or a teddy bear. Sometimes pediatricians offer this procedure, but they're no more trained with a piercing gun than you are.
Quality of the equipment: Piercing guns use cheap metal that almost always contains high levels of nickel despite the fact a good 15 percent or more of the population has a nickel allergy. The studs are so thin that they have a tendency to migrate into the healing flesh, and they are not long enough to allow for normal healing in even the thinnest earlobes. How many times do you hear "The skin will close over the back of the earring if you don't twist it!" This isn't because of twisting (which is not advisable nor healthy!) but because of improper jewelry to begin with. The butterfly back earrings also have so many grooves that they can trap bacteria against the new piercing wound.
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They won't fragment. I have bullets that retained 99% of their weight after hitting dirt and rocks. You'll be fine, especially with them coming out of your 30 cal.
I have never had a problem either I was just worried that with a shoulder shot they might fragment .I don't want to loose a big bull .
They won't fragment. I have bullets that retained 99% of their weight after hitting dirt and rocks. You'll be fine, especially with them coming out of your 30 cal.
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1. The Mount Sinai Unit in the World War: with scenes at Base Hospital No. 3 A.E.F. at Vauclaire, Dordogne, France
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- Barnert, Cyril, 1883- author
- Publisher:
- New York : The Mount Sinai Hospital, 1919
- Subject(s):
- Hospitals, Military
World War I
United States
United States. Army. Base Hospital No. 3.


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This is a fantastic camera. Shooting with lights gives a very good output. This camera is not meant for shooting in the night, inspite of that the results are spectacular.
On Diwali (a celebration of lights in India) I shot this video and you would be amazed with the quality. Mind it, this is a VGA output and not 720 or HD.
The link is http://youtu.be/GJGF0nl-7NY


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Overseas Adventures: Eat, Shop & Play Around Four Continents
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Unique Summer Getaways: The Beaches of Rio de Janeiro
by Annemarie Dooling. Posted Mar 2nd 2011 11:00 AM
Continue ReadingLooking for a unique summer getaway? When it's summer in the United States, countries south of the hemisphere are in the throes of winter. However, with average temperatures around 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit, it's a perfect time to see these normally smoldering cities. For a unique summer getaway that's filled with sun, sand and plenty of fun, hit up Rio de Janeiro and its three main beaches.
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Continue ReadingThis week AOL Travel is launching a new feature called The World's Best Pictures. We will bring you, we will showcase, we will highlight a must-see photo from a travel destination around the world. The photo may inspire you, it may amaze you, it might even touch you, but you will never be disappointed. See the complete photo gallery.
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Theatre Gargantua in association with Factory Theatre
Written by Michael Spence
Directed by Jacquie P.A. Thomas
Starring Stephanie Belding, Cosette Derome, Conor Green, Ron Kennell, Kat Sandler, Michael Spence
Runs until November 26 @ Factory Studio Theatre
By Jen Handley
Although some of the publicity for Theatre Gargantua's latest piece, Imprints, suggests that it is a ghost story, don't go to see it with the expectation of finding the usual transparent disgruntled ex-beings in period garb; Hallowe'en and its cliché-heavy attendants have come and gone. Theatre Gargantua's production has not only started from scratch to create its version of exactly what a ghost is, the company has set up the haunted house inside the unconscious mind of its heroine. In fact, Theatre Gargantua has managed to repurpose an Alice in Wonderland format to create something few ghost stories can: a sincere meditation on death. It's unpretentious, inventively-premised, and, most surprisingly of all, with exuberant playfulness.
In the first moments of the play, the faces of a doctor and nurse, looming hugely as projections on a screen at the edge of the stage, are reassuring their patient as she drifts into what we soon find out is a medically-induced mental and physical "standstill" she has chosen in hopes of surviving until medical science can find a cure for a congenital disease which has killed every one of her paternal ancestors and is now coming for her. They promise the patient, a woman named Lily, that this suspension will seem like the blink of an eye, that she will experience nothing during this temporary death (a prediction many of us might find reasonably likely for regular death). However their masked faces blur into sinister, unfamiliar shapes, and as darkness envelopes Lily's mind, we hear a horrified whisper, "Oh my God. Oh my God. Something's gone wrong. I'm still here." Moreover, she's not alone. Read the rest of this entry »


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SEATTLE � The summer continues to get more and more packed for the Husky volleyball program, as the U.S. National Team announced this week
SEATTLE � The Huskies picked up some experienced help in the middle of the net today as Bellevue, Wash. native Kameron McLain
Washington volleyball has added another accomplished and highly rated member to its class of 2016, as Cailin Onosko is officially a Husky.
SEATTLE � When Tia Scambray and Courtney Schwan are in China this summer with the U.S. Collegiate National Team, they should see a familiar face
Scambray, Schwan Selected For USA China Tour
SEATTLE � Washington will be well represented at the annual U.S. Women's National Team Open Tryouts starting this Friday
Huskies Finish Sixth In Final Coaches Poll
Several days after Washington's volleyball season ended in the Elite Eight, coach Keegan Cook was back in his office.
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. � Husky senior libero Cassie Strickland has won one of the most prestigious awards in college sports,
SEATTLE � One of just two First Team All-Americans out of the Pac-12, Husky senior Lianna Sybeldon earned one of the sport's highest honor
The Seattle Sports Commission (SSC) has finalized the nominees for the 2016 MTR Western Sports Star of the Year, the Northwest's premier celebration of Washington sports.
LEXINGTON, Ky. � The six Husky seniors won more matches than any class in the history of Washington volleyball, but a win in the Elite Eight


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State criminal probe of Filner under way
San Diego San Diego Mayor Bob Filner's resignation Friday solved his immediate political problem of trying to fight off a recall movement that could have removed him from office.
But the mayor's legal problems remain on several fronts, both in civil and possible criminal cases.
After he announced his resignation Friday, a spokesman for Attorney General Kamala Harris said "an investigation is under way" into complaints that have been made to a San Diego County Sheriff's Department hotline over encounters people have had with him. Authorities declined to give details about the complaints or the investigation.
It was the most explicit statement yet by authorities that the criminal inquiry into Filner's conduct is gaining traction and may not go away soon.
The deal struck after three days of mediation to get the mayor to resign does not cover any potential criminal prosecution, but it likely strengthens the city's hand in resolving the sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Filner's former communications director, Irene McCormack Jackson.
Under the terms of the deal, the city agreed to defend Filner in the current suit and any others that could be filed by current or former employees, city contractors or city volunteers. Filner will sign a waiver that allows the city to do this.
The waiver is needed because the city and the mayor's defense of the suit, if done separately, could have been in conflict.
The city also has agreed to pay a maximum of $98,000 to Filner for any private lawyers he hires or consults with. Anything more than that, the mayor has to pay.
And if McCormack Jackson or others sue over Filner's conduct as mayor and receive a financial settlement, the city will pay that.
McCormack Jackson's lawyer, Gloria Allred, and others had urged the city to not agree to pay any of Filner's costs. But City Attorney Jan Goldsmith said that under state law, employers are liable for the sexual harassment of supervisors and managers even if they were unaware it was going on.
"Just getting him out is a good deal for the city legally," said James Frantz, a San Diego civil lawyer who has won numerous personal injury suits against public entities. "They're not really giving anything up, because they would have had to pay (monetary damages) under the law anyway."
The settlement presents a united defense in the sexual harassment lawsuit, which is better for the city, said Lonny Zilberman, a San Diego employment lawyer. And coming to a settlement with Filner and linking his defense with the city's probably weakened Allred's hand, he said.
Now, Allred runs the risk of appearing to simply want as much money out of the city as possible.
The deal Goldsmith and other city leaders worked out with Filner is "a very shrewd, tactical move," Zilberman said. "If this ever gets to trial, and I don't think it would, but if it did every juror would know every penny against Filner is something the taxpayer will be paying."
Goldsmith noted that another condition of the settlement allows the city to seek reimbursement from Filner for any monetary damages. While allowed under the law, it rarely happens.
"It's not regular, not a common procedure," Goldsmith said.
It's impossible to predict how much the city could be on the hook for from McCormack Jackson's suit. Zilberman and others agreed that the biggest danger is from damages for emotional distress.
She claimed that Filner put her in a headlock and made inappropriate comments, including that she work without wearing panties.
Jackson has worked for the city since January. She did not lose her job or suffer retaliation when she complained about the mayor, so her claims for economic loss will likely not be very large.


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Rep-worthy mapping, even if some of the labels are hard to see.
A land until recently full of piece under the influential and powerful Council of Kings, taken surprise by a plague that which the world has never seen the likes of. The very few survivors say "Corruption that brings forth black clouds and kills entire cities." Some even report that victims skin crawled with an unnatural frenzy before their boils erupted and beetles escaped from them.The majority flee the infected areas with haste... But alas, not nearly hasty enough, for the Plague has already destroyed half of Etrez.
The Council of Kings in a emergency meeting on top of their sacred and holy Mount Amelaa in the pristine tower as the people of Yuntari call it. They decide to form what is now known as the "Etrez quarantine," They quickly build 11 towers, 3 on one side 8 on the other. They are enchanted to make a physical barrier surrounding the affected areas.
A month after all of this is finished the Council decides to spread propaganda to hush most of Etrenor to stop the mass Hysteria that would of happened. Yet word still reached many ears, and it spread. Scared, people began to pray to old gods... Unbeknownst to them they inadvertently stirred many gods from their slumber. A new era, a new interesting one at the least.
Finally, after a while and much deliberation I have finished it! Some things are left unnamed for a reason, such as a bunch of the shrines, I want people to guess whats there, and I want my players to go exploring there!
Heres it without all the labelling and borders.
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Rep-worthy mapping, even if some of the labels are hard to see.
- Member of The Campaign Builder's Guild
- My tutorials: How to make a roll of parchment graphic in GIMP
I make use of Wag's mountain brushes.
Awesome map! The cities and the fields reminds me Jasmine Coast' map (by Ascenscion).
Is there any tutorial about this style of map?
Oh! just one thing, I think you'd forgotten the "e" of "metropolis" on the legend
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>>>>>>>My finished maps!<<<<<<<
Its all fixed up and good here,http://evile-eagle.deviantart.com/ar...enor-271593768 I also updated the info a bit. As for the Jasmine Coast, yea... It was a major influence.
You've made a dark brooding map - beautifully balanced. I like the first version because the shaded title contributes to the "this is a dangerous place" look of the map. I also like the second version which concentrates the color combination. Regards, Gary
You did the mountains using an emboss blend and then hand carved all the valleys, didn't you?
In a way you could say I did.
Thanks for all the comments guys! And thank everyone who helped me in the WIP, it means alot.
Nicely done Eagle. The colors and textures all turned out great. My only advice would be to slightly tone down the brightness/opacity of the outer stroke to the big sea label, and increase the brightness of your scale. Those small things aside, I really like the map.
Thanks! Ill take those in account next time I make a map of this style, I decided to put this one as 'finished' because if I didn't... I swear I would keep fidgeting over the details for months on end.


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Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - Will Bynum dropped in 25 points on 10-
of-16 shooting to go with 10 assists as the Detroit Pistons knocked off the
Miami Heat, 109-99, at the Palace of Auburn Hills on Friday.
Charlie Villanueva netted 18 points on 7-of-10 shooting and pulled down six
boards, while rookie Kyle Singler added 12 points and five boards for the
Pistons, who have won three of their last four.
Austin Daye hit 4-of-5 shots from the floor for 11 points and Tayshaun Prince
donated 11 points in the victory.
LeBron James scored a game-high 35 points with six rebounds, five assists and
six steals, while Chris Bosh added 28 points and nine boards for Miami, which
had a seven-game winning streak against the Pistons broken.
The defending champions played without star guard Dwyane Wade, who was
suspended for striking Charlotte Bobcats guard Ramon Sessions in the groin
during Wednesday's 105-92 victory.
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Preheat the oven to 425°F. Mix the ricotta, basil, sausage, milk, garlic, pepper flakes, and salt.
Spread 1/2 cup of the tomato sauce on the bottom of an 8" × 8" baking dish. Lay 2 noodles over the sauce; cover with one-fourth of the ricotta mixture and another 1/2 cup of the tomato sauce. Repeat with noodles, cheese mixture, and sauce twice more. Top with a last layer of pasta, the remaining ricotta mixture and sauce, and Parmesan.
Cover with foil and bake for 20 minutes. Remove the foil and bake for another 15 minutes, until the top is golden. (Note: This recipe is good for a big crowd and very easy to double up on.)


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Around The K
Packed house last night – our second sellout of the year! The reported number in attendance was 38,212 to watch Game 2 of the Royals-Yankees series. Our team photographer Chris Vleisides snapped this photo from the upper deck…good wallpaper for your desktop, right?
Pining for Brett: Did you get your powder blue George Brett Pine Tar T-Shirt last night? They went quickly as many fans shuffled into the stadium right as the gates opened. The shirts, which had black tar-like splotches on them, were a shout out to the 24th anniversary of the "Pine Tar Homer" between the Royals and Yankees.
REMINDER – Thursday's Royals Charities Silent Auction: There's no better time than now to stock up on your favorite Royals memorabilia…and give back to the community in the process. This Thursday – July 26 – Royals Charities, the charitable arm of the club, is hosting a silent auction featuring a lot of great Royals autographed items. The auction tables will be set up inside the Girls' Night Happy Hour area from 5:30-7:30 p.m. – but you don't have to be a female to check it out and place a bid! Here's a quick list of some of the items that will be available for bids Thursday evening:
Kauffman Stadium Crown Seats
Autographed Photos:
-Reggie Sanders Action Shot
-Royals Gold Glove Winners: Frank White and Mark Grudzielanek
Autographed Jerseys from:
-David DeJesus
-Jimmy Gobble
-Zack Greinke
-Gil Meche
-Mark Teahen
-Alex Gordon
Autographed Baseballs from:
-Billy Butler
-Brian Bannister
-Buddy Bell
-Octavio Dotel
-Tony Pena, Jr.
-Reggie Sanders
Autographed Bats from:
-Mark Grudzielanek
-Ryan Shealy
-Alex Gordon
-John Buck
-Mark Teahen
-Mike Sweeney
Stretch to "Kansas City": Well, the fans spoke and voted, making Wilbert Harrison's "Kansas City" the Kauffman Stadium Seventh Inning Stretch Song. You've heard it the past two nights following the traditional "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," and you can expect it during every seventh-inning stretch during the second-half of the 2007 season. Thanks for voting!
Media Hot Dog Races: Usually the Kauffman Stadium Hot Dog Derby goes LIVE for just Friday home games; however, for the past two nights, we've kicked it up a notch, with LIVE racers from some local media outlets. Monday night's race featured an all Sports Radio 810 WHB – our flagship station – crew with The Border Patrol co-host/Royals reporter Nate "Mustard" Bukaty (Check out the photo from his post-derby interview). On Tuesday, Mick "Ketchup" Shaffer from Metro Sports took home the prize. Look for LIVE hot dog races tonight, Thursday and Friday!


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The nature of climate change
See how climate change is affecting people and nature around the world and how natural solutions can be key weapons in the fight against it.
See slide show
The REDD solution
One of the areas under the UNFCCC where there has been progress in the last couple of years is REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation), whereby developed countries pay developing countries to conserve and restore their forests.
Adapting to change
Sustainably managing, conserving and restoring ecosystems so that they continue to provide the services that allow people to adapt to climate change is known as Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA). This approach builds on traditional knowledge, generates a range of social, economic and cultural benefits and helps to conserve biodiversity.


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Dogs are better with one word commands. Just say.............ANTLERS
Money in the bank.
Dogs are better with one word commands. Just say.............ANTLERS
Money in the bank.
good advice old hunter. its so much fun for the dog they catch on fast. mine was a labrottie. big beautifull dog, built like a rot with the markings and size but nose tail and ears were all lab. those dogs will be thier own unique breed one day. best dog ive ever owned. people were scared of her though cuz she looked like a rot but no mean bone in her. will be getting a chocolate lab here in next few weeks. and u aint kidding old hunter, i fell asleep in cab of truck a few springs back and woke up with several nice buck sheds and a full hind quarter of a winter killed elk in back of truck, haha. bones are are bones.
Ya gotta be kidding me!! I gotta train my cow dog that trick
I've trained both my dogs to get sheds. My yellow lab seems to like the spike elk horns the best. One year he brought one to me and I took it and then he ran and got the other one. Lol I had more spikes that year than anything. My mini Aussie is obsessed with sheds. The only problem is he finds an elk horn and can't carry it in his mouth because he's the size of a football. He usually gets mad and sits and barks at it, which works for me!
ha, i can picture it now jen! im hitting river bottoms for white tail sheds when i get off at 4 this eve.
found a small 3. so blasted cold!!!!
This is more his size! Lol
beautifull sight
I like this sight better lol! It was a pretty decent day!


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By Keith Kuetemann
(The Cardinal Nation Show) -- Yadier Molina turned in, arguably, the best season of his career. In addition to his typically outstanding defensive play, Yadi posted his the best offensive season. Perhaps most impressive, he did all this while sustaining injuries to seemingly every part of his body.
The 2012 season was an incredibly eventful one and one that showed that Yadier Molina just keeps getting better year after year.
After Albert Pujols left town for the Los Angeles Angels, many people in St. Louis thought Molina might be the next to go as he was due to be a free agent at the end of the 2012 season. Molina and the Cardinals calmed those fears by signing a 5-year, $75 million contract extension in February.
After the potentially distracting process of the contract extension was over, Molina's focus went straight back to baseball. And it showed.
Molina has always been an exceptional defensive catcher. This year was no different. He caught the second most games of any catcher in the League at 138, finished second in the league among catchers in fielding percentage at .997, and 1st in defensive assists at 88.
To prove just how far removed he is from the rest of the catchers in the league, he threw out 48% of potential base-stealers compared to the league average of only 27%. This extraordinary defense has come to be expected by Cardinal fans, but the offense he showed this year was not.
2012 is Molina's best offensive year to date. He led the team with a .315 batting average, good for 5th in the National League. He smashed 22 home runs and drove in 76 RBI. He had a slugging percentage of .501 which is behind only Allen Craig for best on the team.
He posted career bests in hits (159), runs (65), home runs (22), RBI (76), stolen bases (12), batting average (.315), on-base percentage (.373), slugging percentage (.501), and total bases (253). This type of production would be unbelievably impressive under any circumstances, but when you consider the amount of injuries that Molina has sustained and come back from, this season is verging on miraculous.
Molina missed a handful of games that would have meant lengthy DL stays for any 'normal' player. But as Molina continues to show us, he is no 'normal player.' He took a fastball from Mitchell Boggs off his left hand. He was back two games later. He sprained his thumb on a slide to first base. He missed one game. When his back tightened up on him in mid-August, he missed only 3 games. When he rolled his ankle later in August, he sat out for only one game. On August 28th, most fans will recall that Josh Harrison of the Pittsburgh Pirates lowered his shoulder and ran over Molina when he attempted to block the plate. Molina held onto the ball for the out, and, oh yeah, only missed one game. In a late-season game with the Cubs when most players were wearing down and dropping out, Molina spun out of the way of a Carlos Marmol fastball, tweaking his back in the process. Oblique injuries typically require a long recovery process. Molina missed, you guessed it, one game.
There is seemingly no stopping this man. He continues to improve in every aspect of the game no matter what this game throws at him.
Molina has been considered for the MVP award in years past, and this year tops all those. There is nothing he can't do. He is the best defensive catcher in the game; his offense has improved every year since his rookie campaign and has shown no sign of stopping; and most impressive of all, Yadi continues to be unyieldingly durable.


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- Roger Federer after his 6-4, 2-6, 6-7(6) defeat to Andy Murray in Abu Dhabi, his third straight loss to the Brit baller
Sarcastic much? I'm sensing a little bitterness underneath those words. Is it because there are now two top ballers who definitely have Fed's number? He may be lucky to squeak out one major this year with that 'tude.
UPDATE: Straight from the horse's mouth...and it sounds even more bitter. WTF?!
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Campbell's makes good on BPA promise
March 29, 2016, 4:26 p.m. by Robin Shreeves
After years of research, the company is removing BPA linings from cans, just like it announced it would in 2012.
Experts link chemicals to obesity, diabetes
September 29, 2015, 3:59 p.m. by Mary Jo DiLonardo
Researchers firm up connection between hormone-disrupting chemicals and disease.
When common chemicals are combined, does your risk of cancer go up?
June 29, 2015, 3:01 p.m. by Mary Jo DiLonardo
Global research team looks at exposure to mixtures of everyday substances.
EU says OK to BPA
January 24, 2015, 1:33 p.m. by Jenn Savedge
New European task force report concludes that the chemical compound does not pose health risks to humans of any age.
BPA-free alternative may be just as bad as BPA
January 14, 2015, 1:12 p.m. by Mary Jo DiLonardo
New study shows link between bisphenol S and fetal brain development.
Which food companies don't use BPA-lined cans?
January 6, 2015, 2:29 p.m. by Robin Shreeves
Cans lined with bisphenol-A are still the norm, but some companies are working to remove BPA from the inside of their cans.
BPA exposure linked to quick rise in blood pressure
December 10, 2014, 10:56 a.m. by Jenn Savedge
New study finds that BPA may have a direct and immediate impact on your cardiovascular health.
Culinary uses for leftover juice from canned tomatoes
September 25, 2014, 11:13 a.m. by Robin Shreeves
Don't let it go down the drain. Save the juice for soups, smoothies, cocktails and much more.
BPA may increase miscarriage risk
April 30, 2014, 7 a.m. by Jenn Savedge
New study finds that pregnant women with the highest BPA exposure were 83 percent more likely to have a miscarriage than women with lower levels.
BPA exposure: It's also absorbed from receipts
February 26, 2014, 10:09 a.m. by Bahar Gholipour, LiveScience
The chemical is often absorbed through food packaging, but a new study shows that increased levels can result from handling thermal receipt paper.
Processed food packaging poses health risks
February 21, 2014, 5:40 p.m. by Robin Shreeves
The packaging that holds processed foods may have chemicals that you want to avoid. We have some solutions for doing so.
Preterm birth linked to phthalates in personal products
November 19, 2013, 11:30 a.m. by Bahar Gholipour, LiveScience
Chemicals widely used in household products and toiletries may increase the risk giving birth before 37 weeks of pregnancy, a new study suggests.


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House On The Cliff, by Charlott Williams, Harper Collins, 338 pages $14.99 Paperback.
As you may imagine I receive a considerable number of books each month. Each novel gets at least a cursory look, perhaps a reading of the first few chapters. Some are read in their entirety but are not reviewed on these pages as I dislike writing negative reviews. Some novels are indeed fiction but are written with a sub text in order to make a point. I recently finished a novel whose entire point of view was that women are and always have been much smarter than men. I had already been made aware of that fact by Mrs. Reviewer and needed no further reminders.
However the novel under consideration this morning by author Charlott Williams does not fall into that category. This is a straight forward murder mystery set in the British Isles with much of it taking place in Wales. The primary character is Jessica Mayhew, a very successful psychotherapist and mother of two teen age girls. She also thought she was happily married.
Her world has been turned completely upside down when her husband confesses to an infidelity while away on a business trip. While trying to deal with her husband�s confession of infidelity and several problems with her two teen age daughters she starts treating a new patient, Gwydion Morgan. Morgan is a young and very charismatic soap opera actor with a crippling fear of clothing buttons. She believes the fear of these buttons is only a mask for something deeper. A series of interviews reveals frightening nightmares of a particular kind.
Are the patient�s nightmares real? Or do they point to something else? Is this new patient telling the entire truth or is he telling just a part of the stor. The nightmares are always the same. Young Morgan relates that he hears a man and woman arguing but he is locked in a box and never gets to see who is arguing or to understand what the argument is all about.
A visit to the patient�s home provides some inkling of the problem but not the complete picture. Meanwhile the patient seems to be improving on one front that of the button phobia, but the terrible nightmares continue and are becoming more and more frightening. They are becoming so bad he claims he cannot work. The patient has started turning down lucrative acting jobs.
Now without sounding like a soap opera the clever author, Williams, brings in the psychotherapist�s other problems. One of her daughters has a beautiful singing voice and wants to sing professionally. Unfortunately the man who wants to guide her singing career is known as a womanizer who has left the landscape littered with young women who trusted his knowledge of the music world and wound up abandoned in cheap hotel rooms.
Page 2 of 2 - The tension between mother and daughter is handled beautifully and yet realistically.
All in all this was a totally absorbing story. It�s the kind of story, and the kind of writing that made me want to read the entire book in one sitting. I didn�t of course but it was very, very tempting.
Let us hope that this is just the first of many books from this gifted author.
Ken Gruebel lives in New Bern.
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Prepsters, rejoice. Rugby Ralph Lauren is almost here, and with it, the answer to your Ivy-inspired apparel dreams. While you may already know Rugby's look – old-school gone edgy – quite well, a rundown on the brand's background can only intensify the love, right? (Right.)
The brand launched in 2004, as a younger, edgier take on that American-style prep its parent company, Polo Ralph Lauren, is known for.
Not sure if it's Rugby Ralph Lauren? If the rich materials, delicious structures, and ubiquitous plaids aren't a dead giveaway, then look for a skull and crossbones motif, or "R.L.F.C." – two of the brand's most recognizable logos.
Rugby Ralph Lauren's staple product is – you guessed it – the rugby shirt. Originally, the shirts were produced in the school colors of the college towns in which Rugby stores resided.
Taylor Swift is a fan. Need we say more?
Our Rugby Ralph Lauren Women Boutique opens Wednesday, December 12, at 11AM ET.
By Sarah Stanley, Staff Writer
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I've decided to formalize the discussion of software programs, and am starting this sticky thread. Please feel to reply with additions and corrections and I will keep updating the initial post. Eventually, this may become "The Big List of Mapping Software" or even "The Ultimate List of Mapping Software", but we all have to start somewhere
Please help by adding on posts in the following format. The categories are suggestions, feel free to suggest new ones:
Title: XYZ Software
Vendor: XYZ Corp
Web Site: http://www.somecorp.com/
Type: Raster/Vector/Tile Based
Focus: General/Mapping/Fractal/3D
Platform: Windows/Mac/Linux/Web Based
Price: $USD
Short description, usually from the vendor, though Wikipedia often has good summaries.
Links to posts with sample maps using this program. Hopefully posted here, but off site links are OK too. These should be representative of the program's capability. If anyone comes up with better examples, suggest away!
I'm starting by seeding this list with a few, but hope the community will pitch in and do the heavy lifting by adding/correcting. I'll move additions and changes into the list and delete your post unless you indicate Do Not Delete in your post. I'm trying to keep reviews and editorials out of this (at this point at any rate...) Initially, this list will be alphabetical.


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Dear Editor:
When I bought my home, my mortgage with school and land taxes was affordable for a middle class family and beat paying rent. Now, nearly 20 years later, if the approximate 10 percent tax increase goes into effect, my mortgage will have gone up over a third.
Does the town of Saugerties really need to make that move, or does it just want hardworking people to have to move? Does the town supervisor really need a $15,000 raise? Does the highway supervisor really need a raise?
As far as better services, I don't see them. My water was contaminated with gasoline and the town agreed we needed town water. It's been over seven years and I haven't seen it, although water and sewer were able to be put on Old Kings Highway for businesses.
As far as I'm concerned, I don't feel the increased tax levy is fair or beneficial to the people of Saugerties.


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What Isn't a Reasonable Accommodation?
Just because a disabled employee asks for an accommodation does not mean that you have to grant the request.
Employers spend a lot time with employees figuring out reasonable accommodations they can make for disabled employees. There are many accommodations that employers must consider if necessary to enable a disabled employee to perform the essential functions of the job. One type of accommodation that typically beguiles employers is job restructuring, including reassignments to other positions.
Wardia v. Justice & Public Safety Cabinet Dept. of Juvenile Justice (6th Cir. 1/3/13) provides an example of how these principles can play out.
John Wardia was a Youth Worker at the Campbell County Regional Juvenile Detention Center. Following neck surgery, he became unable to perform physical restraints on juveniles, an essential function of his job. Wardia initially requested, and the employer granted, a temporary accommodation working a light-duty position in the control room. After Wardia's doctor made clear the disability was permanent, he asked for one of two accommodations—being relieved by coworkers whenever the need to restrain arises, or a permanent reassignment to the control room. The employer denied both requests and terminated Wardia's employment.
The court upheld the dismissal of Wardia's disability discrimination lawsuit.
- Rejecting Wardia's request that a co-worker relieve him when the need arose to restrain someone, the court concluded, "The ADA does not require employers to accommodate individuals by shifting an essential job function onto others."
- Rejecting Wardia's request for a permanent assignment to the control room, the court concluded, "Employers cannot be required to convert either rotating or temporary positions into permanent positions … [and] temporary light-duty positions for recuperating employees need not be converted into permanent positions."
Just because a disabled employee asks for an accommodation does not mean that you have to grant the request. Engage in the employee in the interactive process, and make a reasoned decision that the accommodation will enable the employee to perform the essential functions of the job while protecting your business from undue hardship.
Written by Jon Hyman, a partner in the Labor & Employment group of Kohrman Jackson & Krantz. For more information, contact Jon at (216) 736-7226 or email@example.com.


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A look at some of Hollywood's most memorable moments.
1955: Muddy Waters recorded "Hoochie Coochie Man" in Chicago.
1962: "The Twist" by Chubby Checker hit number one on the pop charts for a second time. It had previously hit number one in 1960 for seven weeks.
1970: Neighbors of New York land owner Max Yasgur sued him for $35,000 for property damage caused by people who attended the Woodstock festival. An estimated 450,000 people attended the three-day event.
1974: James Taylor and Carly Simon had their second child, Sarah Martin, in New York.
1994: Nirvana played their last U.S. show, at the Seattle Arena.
Today's Birthdays: Author-Screenwriter William Peter Blatty ("The Exorcist") is 86. Keyboardist Paul Revere of Paul Revere and the Raiders is 76. "Rolling Stone" publisher Jann Wenner is 68. Singer Kenny Loggins is 66. Singer-songwriter Marshall Chapman is 65. Actress Erin Gray ("Silver Spoons," "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century") is 64. Actor David Caruso is 58. TV personality Katie Couric is 57. Country singer David Lee Murphy is 55. Bassist Kathy Valentine, formerly with The Go-Go's, is 55. David Marciano ("Homeland," "The Shield") is 54. Actress Hallie Todd ("Lizzie McGuire") is 52. Actor Nicolas Cage is 50. Singer John Ondrasik of Five For Fighting is 49. Actor-rapper Doug E. Doug ("Cool Runnings," "Cosby") is 44. Actor Kevin Rahm ("Desperate Housewives," "Judging Amy") is 43. Jeremy Renner ("The Avengers," "The Bourne Legacy," "The Hurt Locker" is 43. Country singer John Rich of Big and Rich is 40. Actor Dustin Diamond ("Saved By The Bell") is 37. Actress Lauren Cohen ("The Walking Dead") is 32. Actor Brett Dalton "Marvel's Agents of Shield" is 31. Actor Liam Aiken ("Lemony Snicket") is 24.


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Yes! Yummy!
No! Barf!
Who cares? This is a stupid question.
Another discussion with my wife today. I was eating a box of raisins and she told me she thought more people didn't like raisins than did. I thought that was BS. CF poll again we decided.
I'm just talking about plain old raisins. Not chocolate covered, not yogurt covered, not in a dessert of any kind.
No, god no
My opinion of raisins is what a terrible thing to do to a grape. Therefore my answer is no.
Boy, do we need football to start.
They say country music speaks to the heart. Unfortunately, it has to go through your ears to get there.
I'll eat them if they're my only option
Self proclaimed 2012 CF Newcomer of the Year
I like them in oatmeal.
Love them
Has CyBer taken control of your account?
Originally Posted by DistrictCyclone
Has CyBer taken control of your account?
You can blame my wife...she suggested the CF poll.
I love them by themselves or in trail mix. But I do not want them in my bread, oatmeal, stuffing, pie, ect. I guess the difference is I do not like them baked.
Who cares? This is a stupid question.
Originally Posted by KFitzy87
No, god no
I agree Fitzy. I don't want to eat anything that looks like rabbit ****.
Originally Posted by BoxsterCy
Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
Originally Posted by Cyclones_R_GR8
My opinion of raisins is what a terrible thing to do to a grape. Therefore my answer is no.
Boy, do we need football to start.
Yes i liek raisins. good with pb. especially when they look like ants on a log. But the celery is gross.
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I LIEK CHOCOLATE MILK - The Partisan Bat
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams
Hmmm...I'm not a huge "weiner"
Originally Posted by Angie
"Yeah, Chris' weiner is a way bigger get than mine."
could go either way, dont mind eating them in anything, but never eat them plain
Sure is off-season in here.
Also yes.
Originally Posted by CyFan61
I bleed cardinal and urinate gold.
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A City Council committee wants Cincinnati's leadership to investigate whether workers in a Clifton Heights development project are being paid what they're supposed to.
The Strategic Growth Committee on Wednesday passed a motion asking the city administration to report back on wage payments to workers on the U Square development. The project includes a parking garage as well as residential and commercial units.
Under Ohio law, workers on projects funded by cities must be paid a prevailing wage, which is equivalent to the wage earned by a union worker on a similar project.
The city only has money invested in the garage, and the state of Ohio recently ruled that workers on other parts don't have to be paid prevailing wage.
Council members Wendell Young, Cecil Thomas and Laure Quinlivan produced a video in which they interviewed carpenters who said they were being paid less than the prevailing wage.
At issue is a letter from developer Towne Properties that says the company will pay all workers prevailing wage anyway. Arn Bortz with Towne Properties said his company cuts a check to subcontractors respecting that agreement, so if workers aren't being paid the proper amount it's their fault.
City Solicitor John Curp told members of the Strategic Growth Committee that under city and state law, the subcontractors are not required to pay workers a prevailing wage on parts of the project that are not getting public funding. He said the letter from the developer does not hold the weight as a legal contract.
Young, Thomas, Quinlivan and Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld all expressed the need to overhaul the way the city enters into development contracts to better protect workers.
However, City Manager Milton Dohoney hinted that overzealous requirements for high wages could chase off some development projects.
He said that a project like U Square is tied to the Clifton location because of its proximity to the University of Cincinnati, but the city can't be too restrictive when it comes to businesses that could expand elsewhere.
Dohoney said the city also doesn't currently have the manpower to do the kind of aggressive enforcement that the council members were asking for.
Councilman Young countered that he would like to see the city be as aggressive with enforcement as they are with making economic development deals.
"We want to change the rules of the game to make sure everyone is treated equal," Young said.
The University of Cincinnati has officially named Santa Ono as its new president in a unanimous approval by the UC Board of Trustees today.
Ono, who joined UC's staff in 2010, was UC's interim president since Aug. 21, when former President Greg Williams abruptly resigned due to "personal reasons." Previously, Ono served as UC's provost.
"I am honored to serve as the 28th president of the University of Cincinnati," Ono said in a statement. "I am not a new face on campus, but in many ways, the fact that I have been a part of the UC family for two years now makes today even more special for me. I am so very fortunate to be asked to serve in this capacity."
Williams' retirement came with some controversy. After he resigned, the UC Board of Trustees gave Williams a $1.3 million severance package. The package was criticized by Ohio Rep. Connie Pillich, a Cincinnati Democrat who said in a statement, "I was disappointed to learn that the University agreed to continue paying former President Greg Williams a sum of $1.3 million over the next two years, considering the former president abruptly resigned six days before classes were to start this fall. It is disheartening to see such a great deal of public money spent in a manner that is inconsistent with the financial realities many colleges, students, and families face in the current economy. … The University's tuition increase of 3.5 percent this year means students and families must incur a greater financial burden at a time when many are struggling to make ends meet. Certainly Mr. Williams' payday will weigh on the minds of these students and parents, leaving them to wonder, 'Does this kind of decision result in tuition and fee increases?'"
There was also some controversy involving The Cincinnati Enquirer. The newspaper's publisher and president, Margaret Buchanan, was serving on the UC Board of Trustees when Greg Williams stepped down, but The Enquirer failed to mention asking her about the resignation — an omission that raised questions for Jim Romenesko, a popular journalism blogger. In at least six follow-up stories, the newspaper also failed to mention Buchanan's connection to UC. Buchanan later resigned from the UC Board of Trustees to end the potential impression of a conflict of interest.
The Cincinnati Enquirer
gave some insight into what happened with Williams and the UC Board of
Trustees the day before Williams' resignation. Apparently, there was no
sign of conflict in the correspondence and emails revealed under the
Ohio Open Records Act, but anonymous sources told The Enquirer that the relationship between Williams and the UC Board of Trustees was breaking down prior to Williams' resignation. The Enquirer
could not get information from Margaret Buchanan, the publisher and president
of the newspaper that is also on the UC Board of Trustees; instead,
Buchanan referred reporters to Francis Barrett, another trustee.
nonprofit group says Mitt Romney's health care proposals are more
expensive for Ohio than Obamacare. Families USA, a left-leaning group
that lobbies on health issues, says Romney's plan would make families
pay about $10,100 a year on health care — almost twice the $5,100 paid
under Obamacare.
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction announced it will not
be privatizing more prisons. The announcement came less than a week
after CityBeat's in-depth story on private prisons and the many issues
they face.
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio said Josh Mandel, state treasurer and the Republican candidate for this year's senate race, is only doing as well as he is in polling due to $20 million in pro-Mandel spending coming from out-of-state sources. But the money doesn't seem to be helping much; Mandel is currently down by 7.5 points in aggregate polling.
celebrate Mandel's birthday, Ohio Democrats gave him a new pair of
pants. Democrats said Mandel, who is Ohio's treasurer and Republican
candidate for the U.S. Senate, will need the pants after earning "more
'Pants on Fire' ratings from Politifact Ohio than any politician in
state history."
is working on rainwater harvesting codes. A task force has made
progress on the issue in the past year, but Cincinnati has only had one
rainwater harvesting system installed since 2009.
A new manufacturer could be bringing 60 jobs to Northern Kentucky.
Ackman, an activist investor, has a few bad things to say about Procter
& Gamble. The problem? The public doesn't know what those
criticisms are.
exotic pet owners are acting slowly in registering their pets, putting
themselves at risk for jail time if they don't register before Nov. 5.
In an interview with Cleveland's The Plain Dealer, President Barack Obama said he will go after China's unfair trading practices, but the United States will not "go out of our way to embarrass" China. Obama said the lighter approach typically produces better results.
The Cincinnati Reds rode their great home season to a 6 percent attendance gain.
Science says traveling into the future is technically possible, but traveling to the past "can only exist in the movies."
Speaking of the past and science, Popular Science
posted an old article published in 1961 with predictions for the future's
family cars. The article predicted invisible, self-driving cars that
could travel at 1,500 mph.


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Homeless Design Lab
Store Profile
- Location: online only
- Specialty: Helping homeless furniture find its next home.
- Price range: ($$$) High-End
- Website: homelessdesignlab.com
Store History
- Founded: 2008
- Founded by: Lucia Migliaccio, Ricky Velasquez, Arnold Dearriba
- Headquarters: Deerfield Beach, Florida
Three friends with a passion for design spotted an old chair by the dumpster one day and rather than pass it by without a thought, they were hit with inspiration, marking the creation of Homeless Design Lab.
Discarded furniture gets a makeover at Homeless Design Lab. Like eccentric great-aunts clad in bold colors and rich textures, these pieces flaunt their style fabulously.
When three pals from design school found a chair by a dumpster they took it home, spiffed it up, and Homeless Design Lab was born. The eco-conscious design team refurbishes found pieces, giving old furniture with good bones a whole new look in their studio near Fort Lauderdale.
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We acquired a new domain for a new company service.
I've successfully added the alias to accounts that all accounts that require it and tested to verify I can receive/send messages via the alias.
However, when testing with my personal gmail, I see "email@example.com via primarydomain.com" in the from field.
What is the best course of action I can take to suppress this message?