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John Kerry
Kerry's absolute idiocy
The Obama administration's rush to sell us out to Iran presents a spectacle of deception, prevarication, and idiocy the likes of which we have never seen. It is as though Henry Wallace had been given the keys to the kingdom upon the death of Franklin Roosevelt in 1945 instead of Harry Truman and made Alger Hiss Secretary of State instead of Dean Acheson. Among the "parameters" of a final agreement »
Break a Leg!
John Kerry is a noted sportsman, despite his 71 years. Who can forget how he wind-surfed his way into the hearts of voters everywhere in 2004? Or his goose-hunting excursion in Ohio during the same campaign, where he claimed to have shot a goose–gotta have credibility with these swing-state rubes!–but when he emerged from the woods he wasn't carrying one; a picture of a dead goose would have been bad »
Deal With Iran? It's In Allah's Hands!
John Kerry is in Switzerland, negotiating with (or on behalf of) the Islamic Republic of Iran. On Friday, a reporter asked whether a nuclear arms deal can be reached by tomorrow's deadline. Kerry's reported reply: "Inshallah!" "Allah willing!" #pt kerry said 'inshallah' holding up both hands with his fingers crossed — Laura Rozen (@lrozen) March 27, 2015 God help us. »
John Kerry goes all Brian Williams — and John Kerry
That hot day in the summer of 1988 is seared, seared in John Kerry's memory: Climate change is an issue that is personal to me, and it has been since the 1980s, when we were organizing the very first climate hearings in the Senate…. Al Gore, Tim Wirth, and a group of us organized the first hearings in the Senate on this, 1988. We heard Jim Hansen sit in front »
Why the phantom fatwa?
I wrote about President Obama's March 19 statement on the Persian new year in "Our Supreme Leader is a Supreme Fool." In the statement Obama asserted: "Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has issued a fatwa against the development of nuclear weapons, and President Rouhani has said that Iran would never develop a nuclear weapon." Obama's assertion follows closely on Secretary of State Kerry's assertion to the same effect. I quoted »
Of fatuity and fatwas
President Obama's has courted the Islamic Republic of Iran since the first days of his presidency. In Obama's mind, a "path" exists, in Obama's mind, for this nation to be "a very successful regional power." The charitable interpretation is that Obama does not understand the nature of the Iranian regime. He does not understand that Iran is a revolutionary power. He thinks it can can coddled and conciliated into normality »
Obama-Kerry magical thinking, then and now
Secretary of State John Kerry says he's willing to talk with Syrian president Assad in the hope of reaching an agreement to end Syria's civil war. "We have to negotiate in the end," said Kerry. "What we're pushing for is to get him to come and do that, and it may require that there be increased pressure on him of various kinds." Kerry is always in favor of negotiating, and »
Kerry huffs and puffs
John Kerry appeared on Face the Nation this morning in a prerecorded interview with Margaret Brennan (video below). Kerry huffed and puffed about the letter drafted by Senator Cotton about the constitutional principles applicable to the deal in process with Iran. There is a certain sympathetic logic to Brennan's otherwise insane question: "Are you going to apologize [to Iran} for this letter?" Kerry indignantly responds that he will not apologize »
Kerry reassures Iran's Supreme Leader [With Observation By John]
The letter drafted by Senator Tom Cotton sets forth basic constitutional principles applicable to the executive agreement into which President Obama will enter with Iran. The letter continues to reverberate. Speaking in Egypt on his way to work more on the deal, Secretary of State Kerry purported to take issue with the letter. Jay Solomon reports in today's Wall Street Journal (the article is accessible here via Google): Secretary of »
John Kerry Goes Ballistic Over Senate Letter
John Kerry testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee this morning on the proposed authorization for the use of military force against ISIS. Along the way, a Democratic member of the committee gave Kerry the opportunity to unleash a prepared tirade against the now-famous open letter that has been signed by 47 Senate Republicans. The letter is here. It is brief and seemingly non-controversial. It is worth reading the letter »
A "Political Football"? He Would Know
So our totally self-aware secretary of state, John Karrie (who fought in Vietnam, you may not know, against Genghis Khan or somebody), said yesterday that he doesn't want Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to become "a political football." I wonder why that might be? Oh yeah—this: »
The SecState who couldn't shoot straight
Secretary of State John Kerry testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee yesterday. In response to a question posed by Rep. Gerald Connolly, Kerry cast doubt on the adverse judgment rendered by Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the deal in process with Iran. As described by the AP, the terms of the coming deal will put Iran on a glide path to the acquisition of nuclear weapons over a »
Kerry's statement on Paris attack
Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris today. In particular, Kerry condemned the "extremism" behind the attack. The video below is taken from the Department of State website; the Department of State has also posted the text of the statement here. Kerry makes a pretense of bravery in the face of the Islamist assault on our freedom. All things considered, it's probably the »
When You've Lost the New York Times. . .
Even the New York Times is starting to figure out that Obama and his roving clownshow of an administration is simply in over its head. In "Mounting Crises Raise Questions on Obama Team's Ability to Cope," Times reporter Mark Landler uses ventriloquist journalism to give effect to the no doubt widespread desire of Beltway Democrats for Obama to try to right his fortunes through the desperation measure of cleaning house »
Ambassador who sided with Muslim Brotherhood spearheads State Department's anti-ISIS effort
John Kerry has assembled a three-person team to lead the State Department's efforts against ISIS. Two of the members — Gen. John Allen and Brett McGurk — seem unobjectionable. The third, Anne Patterson, is another matter. In announcing her central role, Kerry praised Patterson as "one of our nation's top diplomats deeply respected in the region." But Patterson is not respected in Egypt, where she served as ambassador during the »
Is John Kerry a GOP Double-Agent? [With Comment by John]
Never mind the idea that Nancy Pelosi may be a GOP deep-cover double-agent.* I think I've figured out who is operating in even deeper cover: Secretary of State John Kerry. Today in Jakarta Kerry spoke about the causes of climate change. Here are some highlights of Kerry's keen grasp of science: The science of climate change is leaping out at us like a scene from a 3D movie. . . »
John Kerry revives the "global test" to justify not taking strong action against ISIS
John Kerry takes to the pages of the New York Times to advance the nonsensical proposition that "the threat of ISIS demands a global coalition." In reality, the threat of ISIS demands strong military action by the U.S. Without such action, a "global coalition" will accomplish nothing. With such action, that coalition is unnecessary. For Kerry, as for most leftists, the word "global" is magic. (Recall the "global test" for »


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Two new legislative candidates — a former Oregon lawmaker and an avid public meeting attendee — have filed to run for office in the 49th District.
On Wednesday, Republican Eileen Qutub announced her plans to run for the Senate seat being vacated by state Sen. Craig Pridemore, D-Vancouver.
Qutub, 64, has been a state lawmaker before. From 1995 to 2001, she served one term in the Oregon House of Representatives and one term in the Oregon Senate.
She said she is running for office again because she wants to eliminate regulations that prevent job growth, such as stormwater rules. She said she also wants to make sure education is fully funded, the workforce is trained for 21st century jobs, and that lawmakers don't increase taxes.
"I want to protect people to be able to keep more of what they earn," she said by phone on Thursday. She added that taxes are needed in a civil society, and lawmakers should be more responsible with tax money.
Her decision to re-enter politics was made after seeing a number of problems in Clark County that she wants to fix. One of those problems is that young sex offenders are allowed to attend public schools without the schools notifying students' parents.
"I honestly believe that is just wrong," Qutub said. "That was one of the final things that I thought, 'Come on, let's take care of some of these things.'"
Besides working as a lawmaker, Qutub has worked as a real estate broker in Vancouver and the Portland area. She also was appointed last year by Clark County commissioners to fill a vacant six-year term on the planning commission, which makes recommendations on land-use planning, zoning and development in unincorporated areas.
Qutub grew up in Clark County, graduated from Battle Ground High School and earned a bachelor's degree in management of human resources from George Fox University. She lives in Hazel Dell with her husband, and they have a combined family of four adult children.
As an Oregon lawmaker, Qutub gained attention for her strong stances against abortion and physician-assisted suicide. She says her views on those issues remain the same.
"The issues of life are always important to me," she said.
Democrat Annette Cleveland, a health care administrator and lobbyist, is also running to replace Pridemore. Cleveland announced her candidacy in February.
Pridemore has filed to run for state auditor instead of seeking re-election.
Crain vs. Moeller
Republican Carolyn Crain has gone to countless public meetings throughout Clark County, including those held by county commissioners, Vancouver city council members, Columbia River Crossing planners, C-Tran officials, and state lawmakers.
"I've always followed all the bills and all the legislation that has any pertinence," she said on Thursday.
On Wednesday, she filed paperwork to run for state representative, position 2, in the 49th District against incumbent state Rep. Jim Moeller, D-Vancouver.
Crain, 53, is a retired business owner. She most recently owned and operated a bakery, and before that she owned Curtis Mathes electronic retail stores in east Portland and Milwaukie, Ore.
Crain said she's running because she's unhappy with the current leadership.
"I spent several months thinking that we needed better representation," Crain said. "Over the last decade, the state of Washington's revenue has increased profusely. Their spending for all their new programs has gone beyond their revenue increases. They're cutting future spending increases. They aren't really cutting."
A lack of fiscal responsibility in Olympia is hurting several state programs, including K-12 education and health care services, she said.
"Everybody is sort of being victimized," Crain said. "I need to be an advocate for me, and I need to be the advocate for other people who would like to have an advocate."
Crain said her top priorities in Olympia would include properly funding K-12 education, controlling the state budget and growing jobs. Job growth could be encouraged in part by examining Department of Ecology regulations that prevent industries from expanding, she said.
When it comes to the proposed project to replace the Interstate 5 Bridge over the Columbia River, Crain said the public should be allowed to vote on whether they want to spend money on the project as outlined in the current plan.
"I understand that the legislation up north is written in a way that more or less blocks that opportunity, but the people should have the right to vote," she said. "That is constitutionally an American right. … If they don't want it, they shouldn't have to pay for it."
She said that if voters ever approve extending Portland light rail across the bridge, she would support their decision. She also said she isn't happy with the current light rail plan because it wouldn't give Clark County enough authority.
Crain grew up in Gresham, Ore. She lives with her husband in Vancouver and has one adult son. Crain has two associate's degrees — one in computer science and one in business — from Western Business College.

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Barry Ackroyd's documentary experience served him well in "Captain Phillips" as its own culmination with director Paul Greengrass. His job was to capture everything in this cat-and-mouse between Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips and the Somalian pirates led by newcomer Barkhad Abdi. "Everyone who appears in front of the camera has the same intensity and relevance," Ackroyd suggests."It's part of my psyche and the way I work."
On the one hand, there's a frightening intensity to the way the pirates overtake the ship by overcoming the blasts of water from the crew. On the other hand, the improvised ending with a real medic is informed by Ackroyd's documentary skill and Hanks's complete trust in Greengrass. "The juxtaposition is really quite moving between his tragedy and her professionalism. They meet in a way that you don't usually see in film studio films."
As far as interiors, they let the actors invade the spaces, whether it was a house, a restaurant, or a bar. But Bruce Dern defined it: "The first time he stepped in front of a camera when we were doing a test, I was in a parking lot and the sun was out and I turned him so we'd get some backlight, and his hair just glowed and he looked like a ghost, and it was fascinating to study that face."
For Bruno Delbonnel, "Inside Llewyn Davis" marked his first collaboration with the Coen brothers, but he felt at ease with their detailed preparation and communicative style. He used "The Freewheelin Bob Dylan" album cover as a starting point with its evocation of "the slushy, cold New York winter." But he also structured the lighting as an early '60s folk song. He mainly went for a milky palette that was an uncomfortable magenta, yellow and shot on film because of the period and grain structure of the stock.
"For me, the rule was to have the light falling off," Delbonnel says. "It was more about being evocative than truthful to the '60s. I was looking for coldness, sadness, unhappiness, loneliness."
"The Grandmaster," Wong Kar-wai's exquisite biopic about martial arts legend Ip Man (Tony Leung), is about the clash of physical and philosophical ideals. But it was a freewheeling, unconventional experience for cinematographer Philippe Le Sourd, who wasn't used to such improvisation. However, it all comes together in the snowy fight on a train platform between Gong Er (Zhang Ziyi) and her late father's killer and protege (Zhang Jin).
It took two years to shoot, often changing and expanding sets and props, and what began as a series of close-ups, escalated into a tour de force sequence defined by the performances of the two actors and a sense of discovery that informed the lighting and camera movement.
In "Rush," Anthony Dod Mantle developed a way of creating his own unique production values for the '70s look of the Formula 1 locations on the circuit. Which meant they were dependent on certain archival material that had to be manipulated and seamlessly integrated with the live-action footage.


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Antarctica Voyage on Ocean Nova and Patagonia journey
We passed between Livingston and Greenwich islands of the South Shetland group, and dropped anchor near the south side of the last one. After breakfast everybody was called together for a special meeting about our first Antarctic landing. The main rules here are easy. You may not leave anything there as well as take from there, must keep yourself five meters away from any wildlife and don't step on the grass, because it is also a rarity here. Upon leaving the ship, we washed our shoes in a special bath to kill all microbes and other contaminants.
The ceremony of the Antarctic landing includes not only shoe-washing. A crew with several members goes to land with the first boat to explore the cost and mark tracks. After, when we land too, they watch us and help us if we needed it. They also bring with them several ''emergency boxes'', and take them back to the ship only after every last tourist is back on board. Fortunately, there was no cause during our landing to see what is inside of the emergency boxes.
Our zodiac moored at a narrow spit in Yankee harbor, and I made my first step on the land of Antarctica. It was pebbly and covered by snow. The wind was extremely strong, and it was difficult to stay on your feet. The captain had said before that its speed was 60 knots, or about 100 km per hour. There was also a snowstorm, and snow flew in a horizontal direction at high speed. Our sunglasses here were very useful. They protected our eyes not against the sun, but blowing snow and ice. A few meters from our zodiac we saw a colony of about a dozen of skuas. Some of them tried to fly up, but the wind was so strong that they couldn't make it. There we found also a lot of penguins: chinstraps, also called Antarctic penguins. They paid no attention to the nasty weather and were busy with their own lives.
While we had a rest after a first Antarctic landing, our ship changed her position and approached Aitcho Island. After lunch we had a second landing in its beautiful beach. The weather was much better: no wind, no snow. It was a picturesque island, not just pebbles but rocks, earth and even grass. It was much more populated. In addition to chinstrap penguins and skuas, here were gentoos penguins, gulls, and other birds. It was very interesting to watch them, especially the penguins who were awfully funny! But the penguins were not the main attraction here. Most of the people gathered around two sleeping families of sea elephants. They are not the same as their relatives the sea lions. The lions are endlessly moving where as elephants were absolutely motionless.
We returned onboard. Our ship lifted anchor and moved on to another harbor. Our next stop was a wedding ceremony in Antarctic ice.
Here I should add some explanation. One American couple, as it seems to me, from Denver, had decided to get married during our cruise. They had persuaded our captain to make a marriage ceremony. I am sure it was improvisation, because Natasha and I saw preparations for it. We had been sitting in a salon and speaking with one American lady, when a crew member asked her to write a script of ceremony and what the captain should say. This was an hour after our landing on Aitcho Island and she wrote it on a paper napkin.
The wedding ceremony was performed in the late afternoon, on a shore of Greenwich Island, not far away from the Chilean Antarctic base. All the guests and groom landed first. The weather was good for Antarctica and the temperature was near zero Celsius. All of us were dressed in warm jackets and special trousers. Only the happy young man waited for his love in a nice shirt and tie, but with a flower in his shirt pocket.
At last a boat with the captain and bride arrived. The Captain was in his full uniform, but the girl shocked us by her white low-neck dress with open shoulders and a bunch of white flowers on her breast. The ceremony took not more than fifteen minutes. After that they signed all the papers and drank tequila, which is a good change from champagne in Antarctica.
After that we had a nice dinner - not an ordinary one either. It was our last dinner aboard the Ocean Nova and a wedding dinner at the same time. Our restaurant team showed us all that they could do, including their best cakes and songs. Everyone was celebrating together!
We congratulated the newly married couple, left the party and came to the open deck. The evening was incredibly beautiful and our ship was resting in a nice, calm harbor. The sky was nearly clear, and a red Antarctic sun came out of the clouds to take a look at us. We stood on deck a very long time and watched the Antarctic sunset. The colors around us varied as time went on. The glaciers around our harbor were blue, white, yellow and became red at last. Everything became red - clouds, rocks and water. We were dressed in red jackets and our faces were red also. This long unforgettable red evening was our first evening in Antarctica and the last one. It may have been the best one during our journey. We were alone - the only two in boundless Antarctica.


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STORRS, Conn. (AP) — The discussion over where Connecticut might fit in a revised college conference landscape has centered around the school's football and basketball programs, but University President Susan Herbst says there are other key considerations.
Herbst tells The Associated Press she is concerned with how any change might impact all 24 athletic programs and the 700 athletes involved. She says travel time, missed classes and the level of athletic competition those athletes might face are all big parts of the equation.
Paul Haagen, the co-director of the Center for Sports Law and Policy at Duke University, said it makes sense that UConn might be more interested in following Syracuse and Pittsburgh into the Atlantic Coast Conference, where travel time isn't as great.
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Bollywood's disco king Mithun Chakraborty tried his hand at rapping for the first time for reality show Dance India Dance L'il Masters Season 3 (DID). He says it was a new and enthralling experience for him.
The veteran has sung a special rap number to introduce the Super 16 kids, skippers and the judges for the Zee TV show's grand premier episode, to be aired on Saturday.
Mithun, 63, will be seen in a different avatar as a true blue rapper, showing cool moves on the track. He flaunted a studded black leather jacket with an 'M' embellished hat along with thick gold chains, iced out pendants and bold rings on each finger.
He will be seen making a rocking entry sitting on a golden throne amidst a bevy of dancers in his own inimitable style.
"Singing a rap song was a new experience for me as I have never attempted anything like this before ever. For a rap song, one requires a different attitude altogether to maintain the flow and the feel in sync. So, instead of aping anyone, I tried to do it in my own style," Mithun said in a statement.
A source says Mithun was so excited to sing his first rap track that he suggested a few additions to make it sound cooler. In fact, he rehearsed for three to four days before the actual shoot to perfect it. He even improvised dance steps during the shoot and even added a few self-choreographed steps.
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Mom's code of conduct for son's smartphone use goes viral
NEW YORK — Janell Burley Hofmann honored her 13-year-old son's "maturity and growth" at Christmas with his first iPhone, but it had strings attached.
Eighteen strings, to be exact, in a written code of conduct that placed the mommy blogger at the center of the debate over how parents should handle technology in the hands of their teens, especially younger ones just entering the world of social networks and smartphones.
Thousands of people, including those bemoaning too much helicopter parenting, commented and shared the funny, heartfelt agreement posted by the Cape Cod, Mass., mom of five. The interest crashed her website and led her to appear with her eldest, Gregory, on morning TV.
Hofmann's first order of business: "1. It is my phone. I bought it. I pay for it. I am loaning it to you. Aren't I the greatest?"
She included caveats that some parenting and tech addiction experts consider crucial in easing new entrants onto Facebook, Instagram and shiny new mobile devices:
You must share passwords with a parent, answer their calls, hand over said device early on school nights and a little later on weekends. You must avoid hurtful texts and porn and pay for a replacement if your phone "falls into the toilet, smashes on the ground, or vanishes into thin air." Of the latter Hofmann advises her teen, "Mow a lawn, stash some birthday money. It will happen, you should be prepared."
Hofmann said in an interview that she decided on the contract as she pondered the power of the technology she and her husband were about to plop into their son's world. She was looking for a way to be present in his phone use without being a "creeper," his word for stalky, spying parents.
She wasn't surprised that her list, which Greg agreed to, resonates with other parents. It also resonates with psychologist David Greenfield, a technology addiction specialist in West Hartford, Conn.
"We have ritualized the gift of the smartphone," he said, yet many parents don't have the know-how, stomach, time or interest in actively guiding kids when they jump into digital life. For some parents, he said, it's only when things go horribly wrong that attention is paid.
He knows of parents who jammed Internet and cellphone signals at home when they couldn't get the kids to power down. Police in Rocklin, Calif., said two girls, ages 15 and 16, used a prescription sleeping medicine to spike milkshakes of one's parents so they could log on the Internet after 10 p.m.
Greenfield recommends contracts such as Hofmann's, if parents follow through. Others creep using apps and monitoring software. He thinks that's fine, too.
Assessing the need
There's little data broken down by age on the number of Internet users whose lives are negatively impacted by smartphones, tablets, laptops and other technology, Greenfield said. In the general population, studies range from 1 percent to 10 percent of users whose digital habits interfere with their lives. Greenfield estimates the reality is somewhere between 2 and 6 percent.
In a recent report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project, 81 percent of parents with online teens said they are concerned about how much information advertisers can learn about their kids' behavior, and 72 percent said they're concerned about how their children interact online with people they don't know.
Nearly 70 percent said they're concerned about how their children manage their reputations online, and 57 percent of kids ages 12 and 13 said they're very concerned about it.
The report said parents are being proactive, not just relying on parental-control tools such as browser filters. The number joining their kids on social media is growing.
Hofmann's contract is her own attempt at education. "Don't take a zillion pictures and videos. There is no need to document everything. Live your experiences. They will be stored in your memory for eternity."
She gets downright inspirational near the end: "Leave your phone home sometimes and feel safe and secure in that decision. It is not alive or an extension of you. Learn to live without it. Be bigger and more powerful than FOMO — fear of missing out."
She also urges her boy to, "Keep your eyes up. See the world happening around you. Stare out a window. Listen to the birds. Take a walk. Talk to a stranger. Wonder without Googling."
And her final word: "You will mess up. I will take away your phone. We will sit down and talk about it. We will start over again. You & I, we are always learning. I am on your team. We are in this together."
Aisha Sultan in St. Louis studied parenting in the digital age as a Knight Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan. As parents, she said, "We've sort of hit a tipping point. The conversation has shifted from 'Wow, isn't all this technology cool?' to 'Wow, how do we control it?' We can't eliminate it completely."
Before the conversation with their kids begins, Greenfield said, parents have to deal with their own digital obsessions.
"Parents have to have limits, too," he said. "We have to be brutally honest with ourselves on our own use and abuse."


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I am not anti-fireworks, but I will give credit to my neighbors in Battle Ground. Yes, the blasting went on and on, but they cleaned up their mess afterward, as they do every year. The letters to the editor page gets the same screaming and yelling of firework complaints every year: "You're unpatriotic" and so on.
Fireworks are costly, but you wouldn't know it by the quantity blown up each year. Alcohol and tobacco are also expensive, but many people use the two every day.
Yes , fireworks are for the Fourth of July, but people start lighting them in late June, and it continues into Week 2 of July. I hope you and family enjoyed yourselves. I'll listen for you again next year.
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VALLEY CITY, N.D. (AP) — Authorities have filed an escape charge against a convicted sex offender from Washington state who was captured in a North Dakota cornfield after allegedly fleeing a private prisoner transport van during a rest stop.
The Forum newspaper reports (http://bit.ly/rj9t7s ) that bail for 29-year-old Joseph Megna was set at $100,000 on Thursday. Megna asked for a public defender. He faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
Barnes County Sheriff Randy McClaflin says Megna faces charges of gross sexual imposition and child molestation in Washington. He was being transported across the country after being arrested in Florida.
Megna told reporters after his arrest Wednesday that he fled the van because he was hungry.
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MD: Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, 1982
Rotating Internship: St. Joseph's Hospital, London, ON, 1982–1983
Residency in General Surgery: Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, 1983–1985
Residency in Urology: Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, 1985–1988
Laboratory Research Fellowship in Urinary Tract Infections: Gothenburg University, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1988–1989
Fellowship in Pediatric Urology: Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital, Liverpool, UK, 1989–1990
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The popular Dolphin Browser HD got an update recently, and there's an interesting tidbit in the changelog (thanks again, Google, for adding that). The line in question is "Fix UI compatibility with Android 2.3," which is interesting because Gingerbread still hasn't been announced, nor has the SDK been released -- publicly, anyway. Guess we'll just have to wait and see what the new compatibility requirements are. Thanks, Yamatine!
Dolphin Browser HD updated to 'fix UI compatibility issue' with Gingerbread
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Dolphin Browser HD updated to 'fix UI compatibility issue' with Gingerbread
Does this mean unrevoked will work now.
This is my feelings and I've stated it before. Gingerbread will be launched on Christmas Eve. This ads to my theory and their maybe a NDA between some larger app partners. I'm thinking fragmentation may be toast on some of the most popular android devices.
They might "know a guy who knows a guy" who let them get a hands-on preview. They probably noticed some conflicts between 2.3 colors, menus, etc and the dolphin browser. I think Rubin will announce/preview 2.3 at that mobile conference next week(what else would he talk about?) with an N1 release sometime before christmas.
I call BS.
First of all, as stated, they'd need the SDK.
Second, Dolphin support is horrendous, there's no way they've fixed it, already, for the next version of Android when they've left so many bugs that were going to be fixed "soon".
Third, this seems like a marketing scam, as it's a slow, bloated, "flashy" browser and everyone is coming to realize this.
Size is deceptive. Dolphin uses the stock browser as it's engine, so you have to add that back in. It therefore can't be smaller.
Dolphin insists on showing the whole page. You then need to spend a lot of time zooming. Stock just seems to know what part of the page you want and focuses that column of text.
Dolphin is still on my phone, but I haven't used it in months.
Settings>Applications>Manage Applications>Dolphin Browser. It does not use 42MB. If you are referring to RAM, the stock browser runs about the same. I know what I am talking about. You are the one trolling. You made several false statements, one of which that people are starting to realize that it is bloated and slow. A quick trip to the market comments proves you wrong on that.
Of course he was referring to RAM. The size of the app isn't going to affect the running performance unless it is huge (which pretty much all apps aren't because we don't have enough storage yet).
None of this takes into account how efficiently the code is programmed either. Poorly written code will chew up CPU cycles, making it run slow.
Even if they did get the info from google you'd think there would be some sort of agreement to keep quiet about the subject. I say its just good marketing.


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Link provided above...Anyone good enough to attend training camp with either the Health Net or Jelly Belly team...No details provided as to costs..One week with either team in "Sunny California' this coming January or February...
WOuld be a highlight of my life, but for me that would be hilarious for all...Anyone consider it...Fill us in on details...Gonna consider this event, anyone.?.Five days of training..Most ammenities included..
You train with Jelly Belly - you are on the home turf of San Diego Bike Forum members..Look for you in Jelly Belly gear..Those colors, You sure won't be missed..Wish I could be there.
Post this in part to inform those who don't subscribe to Velonews..Good luck..Can't imagine what it would cost...I would if I could..
I need seek out training camps for somewhat overweight/over aged riders..Should anyone know of such, please advise.


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Did anyone else ever look up the backgrounds (dreamscapes) in Beatles Rock band? I think they are great, and its an interesting accompaniment to listening to the songs. I downloaded all of the Abbey Road dreamscapes and edited them into one continuously playing video, and would project the video on my wall while I listened and watched. I always imagined The Beatles playing before these, but now its like seeing them in a weird way. What do you think?
1 May 2011
Ive always loved the Rock Band videos because of the animation be it in the studio, in concert or the dreamscapes. It draws me in and adds to the songs somehow.
Im come to the conclusion and decision that i would go to a stage show that accurately played out the whole Pepper concert - if the beatles music was theirs and not some duff band cover.
The thought of people, like those in the above video, getting the chance to witness the show... never thought you could envy a cartoon audience.
12 April 2012
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1 May 2011
I'd watch it but i've no idea how you'd get it up unless you uploaded it to youtube and then posted it here or something similar. Another way is post a download link but that would probably take days to upload and then download.
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Hill-Rom Parts Alphabetical List
| Letter Selection
Part Number
|3/8 Hose Barb Coupler
|5" Brake and Steer Caster
|5" Tente Wheel
|5th Wheel Arm Weldment
|5th Wheel Link
|8" Brake Steer Caster
|Advanta Sensor Strip - Head
|Advanta Sensor Strip Seat Section
|Air Board
|Assembled TSCM Sub Module
|Assembly 120V Power Control Module
|Assembly Logic PCB
|Assembly Scale with Motion
|Assy Service GCI, E
|Axle PL
|Back Mechanism Repair Kit for #374 Chair
|Base Bracket
|Base Bracket LH
|Base Shroud
|Bed Exit Sensor, Small
|Bellows, Foot Support Kit RH
|Bellows, Foot Support Kit, LH
|Block Top Adapter Screw
|Block, Pivot
|Blue Regular Cuff
|Bolt, Shoulder Hxst
|Brake Caster
|Brake Caster
|Brake Caster
|Brake Pedal (Red)
|Brake Pedal Welded Assy LH PL
|Brake Pedal Welded Asy RH PL
|Brake Steer Caster
|Brake Steer Caster
|Brake Steer Pedal Double
|Brake Steer Spacer
|Bumper Rivet
|Button Head Screw
|Cable Assembly Head Left
|Cable Assembly Hi-Lo Pos Sensor
|Cable Assy TFSCM to TSCM
|Cable Assy Weigh FR-S/R LH
|Cable Assy Weigh Fr-S/R RH
|Cable Left Coiled Communication
|Cable Right Ciled Low Voltage Power
|Cable, GCI LON
|Calf Support Arm Assembly (RH)
|Calf Support Arm Assembly LH
|Calf Support assembly
|Calf Support Pad & Arm Assembly LH
|Calf Support Pad & Arm Assembly RH
|Cap, Pivot Block
|Care Assist Pendant Service Kit
|Caster 6" Brake
|Caster total Lock 5"
|Century Plus PC Board
|Circuit Board Kit
|Communication Housing
|Communication Housing Front - Taupe
|Continuous Topper Foam
|Control Housing Cover and Screws
|Control Panel doors
|Cord, Power
|Coupling Assy
|Coupling disk
|Cover Control Housing - Lt. Neutral
|Cover Control Housing - Taupe
|Cover Plate
|Cover Top Center Base
|Cover Tub
|CPR Pedal Left
|CPR Pedal Right
|CPR Sleeve
|Cylinder Assembly Hi-Lo FT Hydr
|D Pin,.375,4.357
|Dampener Compression
|Door Assembly W/O Scale Unit
|Drawer Pull
|End Cane and Screws
|End Cane Taupe
|End Cap Cross Tube LH
|End Cap Cross Tube RH
|Felt Pads
|Field Upgrade Steering Module
|Foot Articulation Cylinder
|Foot Board For The #1130 Bed
|Foot Board Shell Assembly Color: Light Oak
|Foot Hydraulic Cylinder
|Foot Support Assembly Left Hand
|Gas Cylinder For Head Panel
|Gas Spring Assembly
|GPS Brake Caster
|GPS Mattress Assembly 3" Standard
|Handle Assembly - Left
|Handle Assembly - Right
|HDWR Kit for 2 Tables
|Head Angle Indicator Label
|Head Board Bushing Lt. Neutral - Oval
|Head Board Bushing Lt. Neutral - Round
|Head Board for Affinity II (Medium Oak)
|Head Drive Assembly
|Head Drive Screw Assembly
|Head Foot Board
|Head Hi-Lo Drive Assembly
|Head Hydraulic Cylinder
|Head Motor
|Head Motor For Advance 2000 (3 motor)
|Head Panel Assembly
|Head Panel Gas Spring
|Head Rail
|Head Rail
|Headed Pin Surgical Brake
|Heel Cup Support
|Heel Cup Support Right Side
|Hex Head Bolt
|Hi Low Link Head
|High Voltage Control Board
|Hill-Rom Logo Label
|Hi-Lo Motor
|Hi-Lo Motor Assy
|Hi-Lo Motor Cover and Screws
|Hydraulic Fluid
|Hydraulic Pump Cylinder
|Intermediate Rail Assembly HRSE LH
|Intermediate Rail Assembly HRSE RH
|Intermediate Side Rail Cover Left Hand
|Intermediate Side Rail Cover Rt. Hand
|Intermediate Side Rail Gasket
|Intermediate Side Rail Gasket
|Intermediate Side Rail Gasket - Left
|Intermediate Side Rail Gasket - Right
|Intermediate Side Rail Gasket Panel side
|Kit Fuse TC PCM Power Control Board
|Kit Lh Caregiver BD & Gasket
|Kit LH Int Cable Assembly Gasket
|Kit LH Int Cable Assembly Gasket
|Kit RH Int Cable Assembly Gasket TC
|Knee Motor Assembly
|Label Blank 2 Botton
|Label Blank 4 Button
|Label For Trend
|Label Group Retracting
|Label HD SR W/NEL W/O Onsite Right Hand
|Label Head Elevation Left side
|Label Head Elevation RH
|Label Patient Articulation LH
|Label Patient Articulation RH
|Label Pod Scale PTM Air
|Label Scale Assembly
|Label TC Caregiver Control Left Hand
|Label TC Caregiver Control Right Hand
|Label TC CPR/Emer
|Label TC Warning
|Label-Head Agle Lft Hand
|Label-Head Angle Rt. Hand
|Labels for Calf Support Arm
|Latch Block
|Latch Cover and Push Nut
|Latch Pin and Cover Kit
|Left Hand Advance Side Rail
|Left Hand Patient Control Overlay
|Left Head Side Rail Cover
|Left Leg Gas Spring
|Left Side Guard Frame Assembly
|Left Side Rail Assembly
|LH Handle Bracket
|Lift Arm Assembly Advance
|Lift Arm Assembly Advanta
|Lift Nut Assembly
|Lighting Insert Blank - Taupe
|Limit Switch - Vein
|Limit Switch Vein
|Link Piston Sensor
|Load Cell Assembly
|Lock Caster, Nonconductive
|Lock Washer
|Logic Board
|Logic Board
|Logic Board Top assembly
|Lube Film spray
|Mattress For The Century Bed (80")
|Mattress Stop
|Mattress Ticking Cover
|Mattress Ticking Cover
|Mechanism Block bottom
|Motor Control Board
|Non Scale Warning Label
|Nurse Call Insert Out/Inner Assembly LH
|Nurse Call Insert Out/Inner Assembly RH
|Nut, Hex
|Nut, Hex Jam
|Nylon Screw
|Nylon Screw #10-24 x 1.125
|Nylon Screw #6-32 x 1/2"
|Oillite Bushing
|Patient control Assembly (Left)
|Patient control Assembly (Right)
|Patient Control Panel
|Patient Positioning Assembly Left
|Patient Positioning Assembly Right
|PC Board Assembly
|PC Board Logic Control Assembly
|PC Knee Motor
|PCB Assembly Bed Up/Down, T
|PCB Assembly HV/Power Control
|PCB Assembly Weigh Frame Junc
|PCB Caregiver Control Stan
|PCB Motor Control Assembly
|PCB Optional Caregiver Control A
|PCB P3200 Siderail Assembly
|Pedal Pad Brake / Steer
|Pedal, Butterfly
|Pendant With Nurse Call
|Perm Infusion Support Module
|Pivot Block
|Pivot Block Plate
|Pivot Bracket
|Pivot slide Assembly
|Placenta Basin
|Pod Housing Front With Membrane
|Power Cord
|Power Cord
|Power Supply Board Air
|Power Supply Board Assembly
|Power Supply Heat Sink Assembly
|Pulmonary Surface
|Push Rod Latch & Assembly
|Pushnut, FLRND,.021
|Radial Bracket
|Receptacle Bracket
|Recond Hy Power UNT 120VW/FT Pump
|Red Large Cuff
|RH Caregiver Control Label
|RH Handle Bracket
|Right Caregiver PC Board
|Right Hand Assembly
|Right Side Guard Frame Assembly
|Roll Pin Coupling
|Roller Bumber
|Roller Bumper
|Roller Bumper
|Scale control Panel
|Scale Door Assembly
|Screw 5/16 x 18 x 2 1/4
|Screw Cap
|Screw Cover
|Screw Hi-Lo
|Screw Hi-Low
|Screw Tap Wash TX&
|Seat Section
|Sensor Link Lower HiLo
|Shoulder Screw
|Shoulder Screw
|Side cover Left Hand With Label
|Side Cover Right Hand With Label
|Side guard Assembly Left (Taupe)
|Side Guard Assembly Right (Taupe)
|Side Rail Cover With Pod (Left Hand)
|Side Rail Cover With Pod (RT) Hand
|Side Rail Extension End Cane and Screws
|Side Rail Gasket
|Side Rail Gasket Kit
|Side Rail Warning and Scale Instrument Label
|Siderail End Tube
|Slide Bracket, Screws
|Steer Pedal (Gray)
|Stem and Horn Only-Brake
|Stiffener Plate PL
|Stop Bumper
|Stop bumpers
|Surgical Head Hydraulic Cylinder
|Switch Memb, Out LH
|Switch Memb, Out RH
|Tap Screws
|Test Port Cable Assembly
|TFSCM Module
|Thrust Bushing
|Ticking Replacement
|Top Cane and Screws - Head Side Rail
|Top Cane Taupe
|Top Foam
|Total Care PC Board Assembly
|Total Care Stepper Motor
|Total Care Treatment Surface
|Total Sport Care Covers
|Touch-Up Paint - Gray
|Touch-Up Paint - Lt. Neutral
|Transtar Brake/Steer Upgrade
|Transtar Gurney Mattress
|Transtar Mattress
|Trend Gas Spring
|Tubes of Grease
|Wheel 8 in
|Wire cover
|Wire Cover
|Wire Cover - Lt. Neutral
|Wire Cover - Taupe
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We are thrilled to have Emily guest post again! We love her and her recipes! These delicious eggs are on my list to make! Thank you Emily!
Hi! This is Emily from is this REALLY my life? Before I share these homemade Reese's peanut butter eggs, a recipe that is sure to become an Easter tradition in no time, I need to thank Crafting Chicks for giving me another opportunity to guest post on their site. I simply adore every single one of these amazing women.
By the way, don't you LOVE the new design? Fabulousness in a website!
But let's get back to the subject at hand: homemade Reese's peanut butter eggs (i.e., peanut buttery goodness wrapped in a creamy chocolate shell).
Here's what I learned about these homemade Reese's peanut butter eggs:
- They are delightful and you can eat a half dozen before the sugar coma kicks in. (I'm talking about the mini size. You can only eat about 3 of the larger ones.)
- Using all-natural peanut butter makes for a bit creamier center so you'll need to freeze rather than refrigerate them AND possibly refreeze as you dip.
- Semi-sweet chocolate tastes even better than milk chocolate.
- Melted chocolate quickly softens the peanut butter center.
- Melted chocolate is yummy when licked off your fingers.
- Star sprinkles look dumb on homemade peanut butter eggs.
- You'll need to give a few away; if you don't, you'll eat them all.
Homemade Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs
Recipe adapted from Brown Eyed Baker
- 1 cup all-natural creamy peanut butter
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter
- 1 cup light brown sugar
- 1/4 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 2 T shortening
- Sprinkles (optional; I used gold-colored sugar sprinkles)
- Line a baking sheet with wax or parchment paper and set aside.
- In a medium saucepan combine the peanut butter, butter, and brown sugar. Heat over medium-high heat, stirring constantly until completely melted and mixture just comes to a boil. Remove from heat.
- Add the powdered sugar 1/4 cup at a time, whisking until completely dissolved after each addition. If mixture seems way too runny, add another 1/4 cup of powdered sugar. NOTE: You'll want to switch to a spatula or spoon after about 3/4 cups or your arm will fall off from whisking.
- Set pan aside and let cool to room temperature.
- Using a medium cookie dough scoop or a heaping tablespoon, scoop peanut butter mixture and shape into eggs. For smaller eggs, use a small cookie dough scoop or heaping teaspoon. NOTE: Depending on the thickness of your peanut butter mixture, you may be able to roll them into a ball in your hand and then finish shaping them on the parchment paper. I scooped the mixture directly onto the paper and formed the egg shapes with my fingers because my mixture was a bit gooey.
- Refrigerate (or freeze) for at least 30 minutes to allow the peanut butter eggs to set.
- Once set, melt the chocolate chips and shortening together in the microwave on half power in 30-second increments, stirring after each until completely melted.
- Using a fork, set a single peanut butter egg in the chocolate and flip it over to completely coat all sides. Remove it from the bowl and gently shake to remove any excess chocolate. Place on the parchment paper and sprinkle with decorations. Repeat with remaining peanut butter eggs.
- Return the chocolate-dipped peanut butter eggs to the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes to set chocolate. Store in refrigerator in an airtight container until ready to serve.
Speaking of the heavenly pairing that is chocolate and peanut butter, these peanut butter bars are amazing…and amazingly easy to make.
Oh, and amazingly easy to inhale.
I must warn you—these peanut butter bars are as tempting as the homemade Reese's peanut butter eggs. Plan on giving at least half away or you'll eat the entire pan. Trust me.
For more yummy recipes (and a bit of humor), you can visit me at isthisREALLYmylife.com. You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram. Happy Easter!
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These look utterly delicious and a perfect sweet treat for Easter.
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These look seriously amazing, Emily, and I would so much rather make them than buy them!
Wow! These look delicious! Reece's Peanut Butter Eggs are one of my favorite Easter treats and I bet the homemade ones are even better!
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cher wing Says: April 16, 2014 at 8:01 am
Why do you use semi sweet Chocolate instead of milk chocolate?
Sara carlson Says: April 16, 2014 at 11:16 am
You forgot to mention when to add the vanilla, I'm just guessing its sometime after it is removed from the heat.
Sara carlson Says: April 16, 2014 at 11:44 am
But I also want to add that this is the BEST recipe for this treat I ever made! Thank you!
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Laursen Blog: Players will be extra motivated for Man City clash
3rd Mar 2013
I saw their game against Chelsea and they played really well.
They still haven't lost to Manchester United in the title race yet - they are still hopeful of repeating what they did last season when everyone thought United had got the championship in the bag.
The confidence of Roberto Mancini's players will be high so it is going to be a very difficult game for Villa.
But from my experiences of these matches, as a player you really look forward to playing against the big stars at Villa Park and trying to test yourself against the very best.
It is a great motivation for every Villa player.
They should be really up for it and they need every point they can get at the moment so it is a massive game.
When you are playing as the underdog in games like this there are two key things.
I always say that against good technical players like Sergio Aguero, Carlos Tevez and David Silva, a good start is vital.
It is so important, in particular for defenders, to make a good start, to make a good tackle early on and show them that you are up for it.
You can't allow them to get their confidence up early on and allow them to think it is going to be easy.
Aguero and these kinds of players will be very difficult to mark, so it is important to get your first tackle in and show that you are really up for it.
Then obviously with the great technical players, you have to work hard and stay close to them all the time to make sure they do not have too much space.
Those are the key things, I think - to have a good start, to stay close to them and above all to have great belief.
Even though Villa are in this position going into a match against one of the top teams, you have to enjoy it and be happy that you are playing in a game like this.
The return of Gareth Barry and James Milner - two people I know very well - brings another edge to the occasion.
Gareth and James have both played well since moving to City.
Obviously they are not playing in every game because there are a lot of good players at Manchester City.
But they are playing a fair amount of games and both are doing well.
I am happy for both of them because they are two great guys and two great players.
It is pleasing to see Charles N'Zogbia hitting his best form at such an important time.
I think he is at his best when he doesn't necessarily have a position that he has to stick to.
Also, to see him take free-kicks like the one against West Ham and to score goals from the positions like that, is also very, very good as it gives us a chance to get goals from there.
But in open play I think it is good for him to just be free and make the most of his great technical ability.
Brad Guzan is one of the few remaining players from my time at the club and he has come a long way with his development.
It says everything about Brad's quality that he is now the first choice goalkeeper and Shay Given is on the bench.
I remember Brad being a great professional who worked extremely hard in training.
He is a nice guy and he accepted that Brad Friedel was the first choice when I was there, but he still always showed great motivation to train well.
It was good for him and the whole team that Aston Villa had a second keeper that was training well and wasn't sad or downbeat.
Brad deserves all the praise he has been getting and I am really happy to see him playing Premier League football now.
We need him to carry on doing well in the last eleven games but he needs help from the defence too.
You need positive people like him around the place at times like this - you cannot have people with their heads down who think in a negative way.
I don't know much about the two new signings Simon Dawkins and Yacouba Sylla.
But from what I've read, they are both hard-working players who can bring some strength to the squad.
Sylla in particular is unfamiliar with English football but it is a great challenge and a great test for him.
If I had to offer him any advice about adjusting to the Premier League it would be just go for it.
He has the chance to do well for Aston Villa in the Premier League - which is seen all over the world - and play at some great stadiums.
Just take it as a great challenge and be proud of the fact that you have the chance to play for Aston Villa.
I think that is very important for every player - to think about how lucky and how proud you should be to wear that Villa shirt.
I heard that the club are going to be celebrating Acorns Day at the Queens Park Rangers game this month.
The partnership with Acorns Children's Hospice is something to be very proud of and that's why I was always willing to embrace it during my time at Villa.
I remember when the partnership began, it was unprecedented for a big football club to give away their shirt sponsorship to a cause like Acorns.
It was an amazing gesture and Randy Lerner deserves a lot of credit for that.
Going to the hospices makes you realise that there are people - especially young children - that have a hard time and that life is not so easy all of the time.
You have to be happy for your own life and try and help others who don't have it as easy as you.
Now that I am a parent as well I can understand how difficult it must be for the moms and dads.
If you have a chance to help people that have a hard time then you should do it.
That's why I was always proud to take part in activities with Acorns.
It made you realise how lucky you are to play football for a club like Villa and just in general to be well in life.
Snap up match tickets for Man City clash.
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I use prefolds and covers for DD but family members are changing diapers a lot recently and are always putting her in disposables because it's easier. My budget is really tight which is why I chose prefolds in the first place but I really don't want her in disposables so I need to know some cheap maybe WAHM diaper brands that work well and are AIO.
Cheap AIO brands that work well?
Him(24)+Me(23)=Kendrah our "water baby" born peacefully&naturally 7/13/12.
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I don't use AIOs so I really can't help you there but you could always get cheap pockets instead? If you have them all prestuffed then they work just like AIOs.
I agree about the previous poster who references cheap pockets that are prestuffed. Best options there would be Alvas or Sunbabies, especially if you go through a co-op. Way cheap!
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I wouldnt suggest AIOs but rather prestuffed pockets. I bought kawaiis from theluveyourbaby.com for super cheap and they are a good diaper. AIOs tend to be overpriced and take WAY too long to dry. with pockets you can adjust the absorbency as your DD gets older, they are fast drying, cheaper, and are easier to clean.
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buy bumgenius w/aplix for when they need to change the baby, and get them used, maybe someone has an old style(2.0 or 3.0) they would sell for $5 each, old bumgenius aios are pretty easy to use too but you can only get them used they dont make them anymore. i love our thirsties duo aios w aplix, i usually trade for them or buy them when i find them used for around $10
Thank You! With the pockets can I just stuff them with prefolds or would you recommend using the insert that is made for the diaper??
Him(24)+Me(23)=Kendrah our "water baby" born peacefully&naturally 7/13/12.
If you really want AIOs though you can check out osocozy AIOs or imagine AIOs.
As far as putting it on the baby I think AIOs are just a little bit more complicated than a pocket, just because there's usually a long soaker attached that can come unfolded or twisted if it isn't secured. A stuffed and ready to go pocket with hook and loop is probably the easiest diaper. You can buy Kawaii pocket shells at Sweet Bottoms Baby without the inserts for pretty cheap.


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In spite of all the client photos I took this year, this year's slideshow is personal.
2013 was a temperamental beast.
It gave me the most successful year of business that Hilljoy has ever seen… and the most challenging.
It wrapped up the first ten years of my teaching career and brought with it new, overwhelming standards.
It gave me long walks in Copenhagen, a bistro meal in Paris, Guinness in Ireland, and a weekend in Costa Rica.
I lost a friend to cancer.
I gained a new "nephew."
2013 inspired my fourth attempt at a 365 project, then sabotaged it when it gave me too much to handle at once.
And 2013 found me a new home – the first I've loved enough to share happily with others.
I think everyone gets analytical at the end of a year, at least to a certain extent. For me it's always about reconciling the bad and the good. This year, the two were too extreme. So my conclusion, my summary of 2013, is this: It's not up to us to make sense of the wide spectrum of a year's occurrences. It's just too much. But that's okay, because it's also unnecessary for us to try. We can trust that time will do it for us.
And in the meantime, it's all the stuff that falls in the middle….. the coffee dates with friends, the cuddles with our animals, the snowfalls, the gifts we give, the gifts we get, the commutes, the music, the sunsets, the flowers, the long walks, the fancy pens, the meals, the visits, the way we choose to make our house a home….. that keeps us centered.
Happy New Year — I hope you all have wonderful celebrations that do 2013 justice, whether it's a swift kick to the shins or showers of confetti and sparklers. I trust that mine will have both.
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The President's Welcome
Welcome to the Old Skinners' section of the school's web page.
My predecessor, Chris Pawson, did a terrific job in connecting to a far greater number of Old Boys by utilising the current communication methods now available, a process we shall continue to develop, and as a result increase our membership. There are many hundreds of Old Boys for whom we have no e-mail address and I would urge you to let us have any contact details you may have so we can add them to our circulation lists. Those without e-mail we will post despite the dreadful cost of Royal Mail these days. The now regular newsletters will keep you all informed about the school and Old Boys, and in this regard I hope those who have news they would like to share, write to Camilla Nichols with relevant photos which we will try to include.
Our major event this year will be the 125th Anniversary Dinner on November 7th at Skinners' Hall. The souvenir brochure produced at the beginning of this year proved successful in that all 170 seats were sold by the end of last month. Skinners' Hall is a magnificent building and the perfect location for this annual dinner, where many old friends will meet once again and reminisce of their days at school and what they have been up to subsequently. If you have been unable to join us at this event, may I ask you to consider joining us at the Leopards' Ball at the High Rocks Inn on Saturday 19th December? This event was originally known as Ladies' Night which transformed into 'the Christmas Party' over the last few years, but now, as the Leopards' Ball it really is a wonderful way to start the Christmas week with good company, good food and wine and, of course, a rousing chorus of the School Song accompanied by Christmas Carols. Last year was a great way to get into the Christmas spirit with Old Boys, family and friends.
As you will have read, our annual subscription remains at the lowly sum of £10, unchanged since 1992, and representing rather exceptional value today! Rather than implement a general increase I would ask you to consider voluntarily increasing your Standing Order with your bank either on-line or by submitting a new Standing Order Mandate. All contributions help us to achieve our principal objective to promote and preserve the ties of sentiment which exist between Old Boys and the School. I look forward to a truly Vintage Year and hope to meet as many of you as possible over the coming months.
Jeremy Salaman
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Konami has released a demo for Xbox 360 version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 on to the Xbox Live Marketplace.
Content: PES 2008 Demo
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Monday, November 14, 2011
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New Delhi, Nov 14 After a not-so-successful stint as an actress, Hrishitaa Bhatt has turned producer and her maiden venture, a comedy called 'Shakal Pe Mat Ja', a tale of mistaken identities, is releasing Friday.
The small-budget drama, co-produced by Hrishitaa and Linc Entertainment, has been written and directed by Shubh Mukherjee, who also makes his acting debut with the film.
Saurabh Shukhla, Raghubir Yadav, Aamna Sharif, Zakhir Hussain, Umang Jain and Chitrak Bandyopadhyay form the movie's cast.
Hrishitaa, however, is not be acting in her production venture.
'Shakal Pe Mat Ja' brings to the screen a story of four young boys who are taken into custody after they are caught recording on their handycam an American Airlines aircraft landing at the Delhi international airport.
The foursome defend themselves saying that the footage is for a documentary they are making, but their arguments go down the drain.
They are taken into custody and sent for interrogation. They are questioned and everything they say, do or possess drives them deeper into trouble.
The footage of the boys at Rashtrapati Bhavan; the Arabic and Pakistani porn film in Rohan's bag; a bomb like device in Dhruv's bag, which is actually his physics project; or the fact that Bulai looks similar to a most wanted terrorist but doesn't have an ID card or even a cellphone to prove himself innocent -- all this goes against them.
While all this is going on, news comes that a group of terrorists is planning an attack.
Interestingly, director Shubh, a former student of ace choreographer Shiamak Davar, insisted he choreograph a song in the film and his mentor readily agreed. Shiamak has choreographed promotional track called 'Meharban', composed by Salim-Sulaiman.
If the protagonists in the movie had trouble with the authorities, the makers too found themselves in trouble after censor board objected to some of the dialogues in the promos.
However, the good part is that 'Shakal Pe Mat Jaa' has been selected for screening at the South Asian International Film Festival (SAIFF) in New York.
Originally slated for a Sep 23 release, the film got postponed to Nov 4. Now it is finally hitting the screens Nov 18.
'Shakal Pe Mat Jaa' is well-known television actress Aamna Sharif's third big screen outing after 'Aloo Chaat' and 'Aao Wish Karien'. But both the films failed to boost her movie career.
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Pillsbury House, Jungle, Park Square open new shows . . . next weekend
Pucker up and die, dammit: Shirley Venard and Steve Hendrickson in "Vigil" at Pillsbury House
by Travis Anderson
There is an unwritten law that thou shalt not open a new show over a holiday such as Labor Day weekend, which makes a lot of sense: with the tail end of summer having arrived much too fast, most of us will be trying to squeeze in some final revelry before the sun sets on the glory days. Next weekend, however, is another matter entirely.
Somehow the descent into autumn is often accompanied by a burst of industry and activity. Maybe it's a subconscious apprehension of death, to which we respond by a flurry of labor in order to stave off our apprehension of the inevitable. Maybe it's to pay off all those bar tabs and road trips we put on our credit card over the summer.
Or maybe it's just time to get something done. In any case, here's a highlight of five shows opening next weekend. Seeing them all from Friday to Sunday will be impossible. That doesn't mean we won't probably try.
Vigil opens at Pillsbury House Theatre. It's the story of a bitter bank worker who takes over caring for his elderly aunt with one eye on her inheritance. The problem: She won't die. This is purportedly a dark, funny, distinctive thing.
Over at the Jungle, a production of The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams is hitting the stage. Classic play? Check. Intimate, psychically charged space? Check. Weird, twisted emotional textures? And how.
Park Square offers up The Last Seder. It's the story of four grown daughters who return home for Passover. While each of the daughters has oddities and complications in their own lives in this comedic drama, it turns out the parents aren't exactly firing on all cyllinders thenselves.
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead opens at Theatre in the Round. This Tom Stoppard play, based on a couple of minor characters in Hamlet doing their thing behind the scenes while the major action happens offstage, is rightly regarded as a postmodern classic. If you haven't seen it, give TRP's solid community theater a shot.
And Theatre Pro Rata opens up Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. It's got two sisters, their suitors, and a battle of the wits between the sexes. Oh no, a battle of wits--my side's in trouble.
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Updated the Kilo WT with some Plant Bike lights. It's now all conditions capable. I'm now running it as SS with 48 x 21 and the rear brake re-installed. The 21T cog remains on the flip side of the hub.
just bought FSA Gravity GAP seatpost, well no more electrical taped Thomson anymore...
while the Thomson goes here, going to build another wheelset with silver rims & spokes
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Ummm... wow.
Just picked up this beauty.... Still tryin to decide on a wheel and tire set up.
The day I picked her up and the day my life changed:
Took the reflectors, pedals and rear brakes off. Put some Look Keo Classics on, a Garneau bag, steel (cheap) cage and some lights..
This is my main ride.
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Carbon fiber fork
FSA full orbit headset
Bullhorn bars
48/16 fixed
Look Keo Classic pedalas
Lights and some other small goodies.
Bought this one as I am awaiting the UNDEFEATED to be available... that build will be fun!
I guess i'll post it up for now,
will be finally completed by the end of the week.
Does anyone know where I can purchase the GT GTB decals ?
Just get some made at a sign shop near you.
Dude just go to your lbs
local banner shop
i talked to a lbs (local banner shop) about making some decals a while ago but i had the artwork done (studying graphic design, did it myself). iirc there was a $20 minimum so i was just gonna get multiple made and sell the rest.
Ride everything. Shave nothing.
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Man dies from injuries after lawnmower crashJuly 07,2014By Brent Curtis
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A Bristol, Conn., man died Friday afternoon from injuries received in a lawn mower crash in Mount Holly last week, according to Vermont State Police.
George Lynn, 54, was driving a John Deer Lawn Mower on Bowlsville Road North just after 1 a.m. on Wednesday when the mower went off the road and crashed down an embankment.
Lynn was taken first to Rutland Regional Medical Center for treatment of serious head injuries and then to Fletcher Allen Health Care where he was pronounced dead at 1:45 p.m. Friday.
The cause of the crash is unclear but state police Lt. Charles Cacciatore, commander of the Rutland barracks, said alcohol was believed to be a factor.MORE IN This Just InBENNINGTON For the first time, all the choral students of the Southwest Vermont Supervisory... Full StoryKILLINGTON A Rutland woman was injured Sunday after she crashed her car while trying to avoid... Full StoryPOULTNEY Six times a member from the American Legion Auxiliary laid a wreath. Full Story
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Hey, my name is Mike, and I am a 22 year old Clydesdale. I am six foot one inch, and I was 285 before I started biking in August, but now I am down to 239! I started on an old busted Gary Fisher, then I bought a hybrid Cannondale. This winter I have been riding my new Stamina stationary spinner to keep losing weight.
I have come to these forums for advice, encouragement, and to find some fellow clydes to ride with in the Phoenix, AZ area.


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