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- Definition
- Applicability
- Tickets
- Stopover Points
- Fares And Charges
- Reservations
- Check-In
- Refusal And Limitation Of Carriage
- Baggage
- Schedules, Cancellation Of Flight
- Refunds
- Conduct Aboard Aircraft
- Arrangements By Carrıer
- Administrative Formalities
- Successive Carriers
- Liability For Damage
- Time Limitation On Claims And Actions
- Modification And Waiver
- Information On The Identity Of The Operating Carrier
1. General
On failure by Carrier to provide carriage in accordance with the contract of carriage, or where a passenger requests a voluntary change of his or her arrangements, refund for an unused ticket or portion thereof shall be made by Carrier in accordance with this Article and with Carrier's Regulations.
2. Person To Whom Refund Will Be Made
- Except as hereinafter provided in this article, Carrier shal be entitled to make refund either to the person named in the ticket, or to the person who has paid for the ticket upon presentation of satisfactory proof.
- If a ticket has been paid for by a person other than the passenger named in the ticket, and Carrier has indicated on the ticket that there is a restriction on refund, Carrier shall make a refund only to the person paying for the ticket or to that person's order.
- Except in the case of lost tickets, refunds will only be made on surrender to Carrier of the passenger coupon or passenger receipt and surrender of all unused flight coupons.
- A refund made to anyone presenting the passenger coupon or passenger receipt and all unused flight coupons and holding himself or herself out as a person to whom refund may be made in terms of 11.2.1 or 11.2.2 shall be deemed a proper refund and shall descharge Carrier from liability and any further claim or refund.
3. Involuntary Refunds
If Carrier cancels a flight, fails to operate a flight reasonably according to schedule, fails to stop at a point to which the passenger is destined or ticketed to stopover, is unable to provide previously confirmed space or causes the passenger to miss a connecting flight on which the passenger holds a reservation, the amount of the refund shall be:
- (i) the one way fare (less applicable discounts and charges) from point of interruption to destination or point of next stopover, or
- (i) the difference between the paid and the fare for the tansportation used.
4. Voluntary Refunds
If the passenger wishes a refund of his or her ticket for reasons other than those set out in Paragraph of this Article the amount of the refund shall be:
- if no portion of the ticket has been used, an amount equal to the fare paid, less any applicable service charges or cancellation fees;
- if the portion of the ticket has been used, the refund will be an amount equal to the difference between the fare paid and the applicable fare for travel between the points for which the ticket has been used, less any applicable service charges or cancellation fes.
5. Refund On Loss Ticket
If a ticket or a portion thereof is lost,refund will be made on proof of loss satisfactory to Carrier and upon payment of any applicable service charge, on condition:
- that the lost ticket, or portion thereof, has not been used, previously refunded or replaced.
- that the person to whom the refund is made undertakes, in such form as may be prescribed by Carrier, to repay to Carrier the amount refunded in the event and to the extent that the lost ticket or portion thereof is used by any person or that refund thereof is made to any person in possession of the ticket.
6. Right To Refuse Refund
- After the expiry of the validity of the ticket Carrier may refuse refund when application therefore is made later than the time prescribed in Carrier's Regulations.
- Carrier may refuse refund on a ticket which has been presented to Carrier or to government officials of a country as evidence of intention to depart thereform, unless the passenger establishes to Carrier's satisfaction that he or she has permission to remain in the country or that he or she will depart thereform by another carrier or another means of transport.
11. 7 Currency
All refunds will be subject to government laws, rules and regulations or order of the country in which the ticket was originally purchased and of the country in which the refund is being made. Subject to the foregoing provision, refunds will normally be made in the currency in which the ticket was paid for, but may be made in another currency in accordance with Carrier's Regulations.


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Football Friday: Bob Surace Reflects On Preseason, Discusses #22 Lehigh
There is a reason why mid-terms are in October and finals are at the end of the semester. Students do the work class after class, week after week, and then get challenged afterwards.
Imagine getting your syllabus, having a couple weeks to do some reading, and then taking a major test during your first class.
That's what you, as well as a nationwide audience on the NBC Sports Network, will see Saturday night at 6 pm. The Princeton football team is walking into the classroom for the first time, and it may see the highest-ranked opponent it will see in all of 2013.
But that is the way head coach Bob Surace wants it. After a big step forward last season, he wants to see just how far his team has come in nine months. After all, the next 10 weeks have the potential to be something pretty special.
Princeton has waited long enough. So have you. Let's go.
|#22 Lehigh (2-0) at Princeton (0-0)
|Game Time/Location
|6:06 pm • Powers Field at Princeton Stadium • Tickets
|Game Coverage
|TV: NBC Sports Network l Video Stream l Radio l @PUTigers
|All-Time Series
|Princeton leads 39-15-2
|Last Year
|LEHIGH 17, Princeton 14
|Last At Site
|Lehigh 34, PRINCETON 22
|Last Five Years
|Lehigh leads 3-2
|Last Princeton Win
|2009: Princeton 17, LEHIGH 14
|Current Streak
|Lehigh 3
|Game Notes l Roster l Schedule l Statistics
|Game Notes l Roster l Schedule l Statistics
Preseason Preview Videos: Offensive Line l Offensive Skill l Quarterbacks l Defensive Line
Linebackers l Defensive Backfield l Overview
Lights, Camera, Action
Saturday's season opener for Princeton will be televised live on the NBC Sports Network in the opening game of the network's Ivy League package. Randy Moss and former Princeton and NFL offensive lineman Ross Tucker '01 will call the game.
Last season, Princeton hosted Brown on the NBC Sports Network and recorded a 19-0 shutout of Brown during the Tigers' four-game win streak.
If you can't be at the game or by your television, the game will be streamed live on the NBC Sports Live Extra web page, as well as on the NBC Sports Live Extra mobile app. Fans outside of the United States can see the live video stream via the Ivy League Digital Network; more information is available below.
Opening Night
The Ivy League schedule changed in 2000, and teams began to open their seasons against non-Ivy opponents, all of whom typically play at least twice before that game. Since Princeton went to that format, the Tigers have gone 3-10 in their season openers, and they have lost each of their last six (including the last three to Lehigh).
Princeton's last season-opening victory came in 2006; the Tigers went on to win the Ivy League title that season.
Early Nerves
Though Princeton scored the final 14 points in the 2012 season opener, the Tigers fell 17-14 to Lehigh last season in large part because of how they played at the start of the game. In Princeton's first six drives of the game, the Tigers gained a total of 19 yards and didn't gain a first down until there were three minutes remaining in the second quarter.
Three's Company
Lehigh has won three straight games against Princeton, marking the second-longest winning streak for the Mountain Hawks in a series that dates back to 1887. From 1996 through 2003, Lehigh won seven straight, but Princeton followed with three wins over the next four games.
Overall, Princeton leads the all-time series 39-15-2.
Rank And File
Princeton is looking for its first victory over a nationally ranked team since Sept. 22, 2007, when the Tigers went on the road and recorded a 20-14 win over 22nd-ranked Lafayette.
Moving Four-ward
After winning only one game in both 2010 and 2011, the Princeton
Tigers won five last season. The four-win improvement is the program's most since 1991, when Princeton went 8-2 after a 3-7 season.
Poll Position
Princeton was picked to finish fifth in the Ivy League preseason poll, which is three spots higher than it was picked to finish last season. The Tigers play all four teams picked to finish higher than them on the road, and all three teams picked to finish below them at home.
Lehigh was picked to finish second in the Patriot League preseason poll, behind only Colgate. After winning its league in both 2010 and 2011, the Mountain Hawks fell to Colgate last season.
Reid It And Weep
Senior defensive lineman Caraun Reid, a 2012 All-America and first-team All-Ivy League honoree, was named to the Preseason All-America team. Despite facing double teams throughout the season, Reid had 9.5 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks last season.
Captains Of The Ship
Caraun Reid joins senior safety Phillip Bhaya, who shared the team lead with three interceptions last season, as the 2012 Princeton co-captains.
Tackling The Issue
While Princeton returns plenty of experience in several areas, the Tigers did graduate their top two tackles last season (Andrew Starks and Tim Kingsbury), both of whom earned All-Ivy honors. The top returning tackler from 2012 is senior Alex Polofsky, who made 67 stops last season.
First Team, Second Time
It's impressive enough to make the All-Ivy League First Team as a freshman, but it's something special to do it twice. Sophomore Anthony Gaffney earned first-team honors as both a cornerback and a kickoff return specialist last season.
Gaffney recorded a team-high three interceptions last season, and he also opened the Ivy League season with a 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at Columbia.
Old Faces, New Places
Two names that grew quite familiar with Princeton fans last season were Matt Arends and Mike Zeuli. Both are back, but in new positions for the 2013 season. Arends, who started the last six games at cornerback during his freshman season, is the starting strong safety. Zeuli, who played nickel cornerback last year, has moved to the strong-side linebacker spot.
Cat And Mouse
One name Princeton fans will certainly miss this season is Mike Catapano, the 2012 Bushnell Cup recipient as the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year. He was drafted with the first pick of the seventh round by the Kansas City Chiefs.
Catapano is the 13th player from Princeton to ever get drafted,
although the 10th in the modern era (post-merge), and the first since Dennis Norman was selected by Seattle in 2001. Since the modern era, only two Princeton players have been drafted before him: Jon Schultheis (Philadelphia, 1983, 182nd pick) and Bob Hews (Kansas City, 1970, 156th pick).
Playing The Percentages
Princeton scored 35 touchdowns last season and it returns players who scored 28 of them (80%). Fourteen returnees scored at least one last season, including All-Ivy League wide receiver Roman Wilson, who led Princeton with seven scores in 2012. Wilson also led the Ivy League with 17.5 yards per catch.
Quarterly Review
At this point last season, the quarterbacks on the Princeton roster had started all of one game. Last season, three different underclassmen played the position, with the majority of the time being split between
Connor Michelsen (1,634 yds, 6 TDs, Ivy Offensive Player of the Week vs. Harvard) and Quinn Epperly (794 yds of total offense, 6 TD passes and 6 TD runs, threw winning touchdown pass against Harvard).
For the 11th straight game, both Michelsen and Epperly are listed as the co-starting quarterbacks.
Passed Out
Princeton averaged only 3.3 yards per passing attempt against Lehigh last season. The next lowest total for Princeton in a game was 5.7 yards, which came against Penn. The Tigers also averaged only 2.9 yards per play; they averaged at least four in every game.
Brian's Song
Senior Brian Mills, who earned the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week award after Princeton defeated Columbia in 2011, has returned to running back after playing defensive back last season. Mills joins a backfield that returns 2012 rushing leader Will Powers (114 for 455), DiAndre Atwater (39 for 181) and Dré Nelson (19 for 63).
Nobody scored more rushing touchdowns last season than Quinn Epperly, who averaged 4.4 yards per carry and ran for six scores. Five of his touchdown rushes came in Princeton's final five games of the season.
Driven Crazy
While Princeton's offense started to click midway through the season, the Tigers will be looking for a far quicker start than it had last season. In the 2012 season opener at Lehigh, Princeton gained a total of 19 yards and zero first downs in its first six drives against the Mountain Hawks.
Whose Turn?
Princeton went 3-1 last season when it was +1 or better in turnover margin, and it was 0-3 when it was -1 or worse. During Bob Surace's three seasons at Princeton, the Tigers have gone 1-15 when they are at least -1 in turnover margin.
Just For Kicks
While several freshmen are expected to see time early in the season, the only newcomer in the projected starting lineup is punter Tyler Roth, who replaces All-Ivy punter Joe Cloud. Roth was a first-team All-Pennsylvania punter while at Mount Lebanon in Pittsburgh.
The Crystal Ball
Princeton will head to Georgetown next weekend for a 2 pm showdown at Multi-Sport Field. Last season, Georgetown kicked a 33-yard field goal with 14 seconds remaining to rally for a
21-20 victory.
Home Sweet Home
Princeton returns to Powers Field Oct. 5 (1 pm) for the Ivy League opener against Columbia. If you can't make it, all three Ivy League home games will be shown live on ESPN3.
Princeton plays four Ivy League road games this season, and each will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network. For more information, see below.
Digital Watch
The Ivy League® Digital Network is the Ivy League's first-ever digital sports network at IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com.
Featuring live and on-demand video and audio content from home and away contests across a variety of sports, the nine-channel network features a channel for each of the eight schools and a League-wide channel showcasing all available digital content across the conference.
Powered by NeuLion, The Ivy League® Digital Network includes an easy-to-navigate interface, a League-wide network schedule and new interactive features, such as simultaneous four-game viewing, full DVR controls and social media integration. These new features enhance the viewing experience for the expanded range of events and other content offerings, all of which are available on computer, mobile and tablet devices, all without the use of an app.
Packages for the League-wide channel are $119.95 for 12 months, $49.95 for four months and $15.95 for one month and include multi-camera HD coverage of all available home and select away games in football and men's and women's basketball and selected home and away games in men's and women's ice hockey. Every available Ivy League contest in those sports will be shown on the network.
Packages for the school-specific channels, which feature live and on-demand video and audio content from available home and away contests across a variety of sports, are $89.95 for 12 months, $39.95 for four months, $10.95 for one month and $9.95 for a single day.
On The Inside
"Inside Ivy League Football," a weekly online radio show dedicated to Ivy League football, returns for its third year for the 2013 season but now has a new home on The Ivy League® Digital Network.
Airing Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and hosted by Princeton radio commentator Dan Loney and Brian Seltzer, "Inside Ivy League Football" takes an in-depth look at all the on-field gridiron action and all the news and notes surrounding football in the Ancient Eight.
Each episode is packed with highlights, statistics and expert analysis in its 'Around the Ancient Eight' segment. With its interview segments 'Program Profile' and 'Alumni Spotlight,' the show visits with players, coaches and administrators who impact Ivy League football, both past and present in exclusive one-on-one conversations.
Fans and alumni can engage with the show via Facebook (facebook.com/InsideIvyLeagueFootball) and Twitter (@insideivyfb, #IvyFootball) and contribute content for its 'Social Media Mash' segment with chances to win prize packs courtesy of The Ivy League.
Check IvyLeagueSports.com each week for this season's episode schedule and guest lineups.
Every episode from the first two seasons are also available on The Ivy League® Digital Network at IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com.

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Delaware Hospice will offer a Grief 101 workshop from 9:30 to 11 a.m. July 13 at the Delaware Hospice Dover office, 911 S. DuPont Highway, Dover.
This workshop will provide up-to-date information about what to expect when grieving the loss of a loved one, common misunderstandings, and ways to support yourself and others who are grieving.
This workshop is free and open to the public.
For more information: (302) 678-4448 ext. 2135.
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Yan Ling joined the School of Business in 2004 after obtaining her PhD in business administration from the University of Connecticut. She received her undergraduate degree from Central University of Finance & Economics in China.
Ling teaches courses in strategic management and entrepreneurship.
Her primary research focuses on top management issues as they pertain to small, privately-held firms including family businesses and new ventures. She is interested in how the top-level management of small, privately-held firms may be different from that of large, publicly-held organizations. Her research has been published in journals such as the Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Applied Psychology, Journal of Management, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management Studies, Journal of Business Research, and the Journal of Organizational Behaviors, among others.
Yan Ling's CV


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ZF-6056: Issues marked as resolved/fixed not merged into the releases they are reported as fixed in
At least the following Zend_AMF issues are not present in the 1.7.7 release, even though they were marked as fixed quite long ago:
ZF-5078 Zend_Amf does not properly serialize Zend_Amf_Value_ByteArray instances (marked as fixed in 1.7.2) ZF-5079 Zend_Amf doesn't encode SimpleXMLElement or DOMDocument as flash XML type (marked as fixed, no version specified) ZF-5346 AMF3 Messages with Object as first param fails with badVersion ZF-5381 Create session management of subsequent AMF calls. (marked as fixed in 1.7.5) ZF-5388 Zend_Amf_Server handles arguments wrong
These are the only ones I checked specifically for since they are bugs I've been encountering. It'd be great to get these merged in properly.
Issue "ZF-5079 Zend_Amf doesn't encode SimpleXMLElement or DOMDocument as flash XML type" also doesn't seem to have been incorporated into the trunk (at least not with the patch I submitted). Fisheye doesn't report any commits being made for that issue.
Thanks for the great work on this project. I hope to see these issues resolved in the next release.
I just was informed yesterday that it is my job to move the code into the release. This was magically done for me for awhile. Now I know.
No prob then, just wanted to make sure you were aware of it. Again, thanks for the great work, and the quick response.
These changes have been added into the 1.7 release branch and will be a part of the next mini release. I have added features and changed to much code. So it should make everyones life easier with these out of trunk!


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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
What's in a name? Matthew or Levi
7 comments:
- I am not Spartacus said...
Well, Jesus changed Simon's name to , 'Peter," the first time that name was ever used for a man ("Jesus, Peter & The Keys beginning on page 27).
- September 21, 2011 at 12:27 PM
Fr. Erlenbush: I thought this site kept the names of the authors anonymous? May God bless you; It was good to see you at my ordination in SD. ~Fr.JV P.S. Did St. Matthew go to Ethiopia or not? I don't like modernist historical criticism of hagiographies, but even Butler's seemed to doubt it.
- September 21, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- TheCatholicMotorcyclist said...
Thank you, Father, for your analysis of St. Matthew's names.
Would you mind recommending some books along this theme of biblical names?
Sincerely in Christ,
The Catholic Motorcyclist
- September 21, 2011 at 6:53 PM
- Father Ryan Erlenbush said...
Fr. JV,
Peace and blessings to you! I hope that the first months of the priesthood have found you closer to the Heart of our Savior. +
Personally, I am fairly open to the idea of Matthew's Ethiopian ministry, but I do not say that as an educated person ... I simply trust most traditions.
If I am able to find out more about this, I will either email you or post it in the comment box here.
- September 24, 2011 at 8:39 PM
- Father Ryan Erlenbush said...
Catholic Motorcyclist,
I don't know of any books off the top of my head.
Fr. Cornelius a' Lapide is my main source ... he is linked in the left hand column of the main page.
But I don't have any good single reference book for biblical names ... certainly the Catholic Encyclopedia (available at newadvent.org) is helpful.
Peace! +
- September 24, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- bobfett11 said...
This is an interesting article. St. Matthew was always one of my favorite saints. The gospels are my favorite part of the Bible. Congratulations Father JV. God bless you.
Peace - Mark
- September 25, 2011 at 4:10 PM
Nice to know
- February 20, 2013 at 3:37 PM
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We asked some of the women in our This is What the New Feminists Look Like story if they call themselves "feminists." Here's what they said:
"Some people argue that we should use the word humanist because it doesn't have so much baggage. But once you erase gender from the equation, women tend to get lost in the shuffle." Jessica Valenti
"It is the number-one word I use to describe myself." Shelby Knox
"I have at times struggled with the word and wondered if it was necessary. At this political moment, it is." Tracy Clark-Flory
Read the full story here.
Originally published in the November 2010 issue of MORE.


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Conflicts of Interest on Federal Advisory Committees: Should They Be Banned?
For readers in the Washington, DC area, you're invited to the National Press Club (529 14th St. NW, 13th fl.) on July 24th at 1 p.m. to hear a debate about how scientific advisory panels at the Food and Drug Administration, Environmental Protection Agency and National Academy of Sciences are formed, and whether they should continue to allow scientists with conflicts of interest to serve. Confirmed speakers include Steve Nissen of the Cleveland Clinic; Scott Gottlieb, deputy commissioner of the FDA; David Michaels of George Washington University; James Conrad of the American Chemistry Council; and Merrill Goozner of Center for Science in the Public Interest. Snigdha Prakash of National Public Radio will moderate.
Conflicted Scientists on NAS Board That Wrote Controversial Dioxin Report
At least four scientists with extensive ties to industry or direct financial conflicts of interest sat on the National Academy of Sciences advisory board that last week released a new dioxin assessment that environmentalists say may delay regulation for another year. Two of the 18 scientists on the panel reviewing whether the Environmental Protection Agency's 2003 draft reassessment of the risks of dioxin and dioxin-like compounds is "scientifically robust" received extensive funding from industry. Dennis M. Bier has consulted for most major food industry groups while Joshua Cohen has conducted three industry-funded studies in the last five years, including the fishing industry. At least one scientist on the panel had a direct financial conflict of interest. Michael Denison co-founded a company which holds a patent for dioxin detection.
JAMA, NEJM Editors Defend Toothless Conflict-of-Interest Policies
The editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association and the New England Journal of Medicine last week rejected demands that they penalize scientists who fail to disclose conflicts of interest in published articles. The Center for Science in the Public Interest renewed its call for editors to adopt a three-year ban for authors who fail to disclose conflicts of interest after the Wall Street Journal revealed that seven of 13 authors of a controversial study (subscription required) that supported pregnant women staying on anti-depressants had failed to disclose their ties to drug manufacturers. JAMA last week issued a correction and an editorial encouraging authors to be more forthcoming. Its editors learned about the failure from Tufts University-New England Medical Center professor Adam C. Urato in a letter to the editor (subscription required).
NCI Researcher Took Drug Firm Fees While Working on Collaborative Trials
A National Cancer Institute researcher received consulting fees from two drug companies between 1999 and 2004 while conducting clinical trials for those companies as part of his government job, the Los Angeles Times reported. In addition, records of those consulting fees were not turned over to a Congressional committee in 2004 while it was investigating conflicts of interest at the National Institutes of Health. According to Food and Drug Administration transcripts, Dr. Thomas J. Walsh, who works for the pediatric oncology unit at NCI, was identified as a company consultant when he appeared before a FDA advisory committee that approved Merck's new antifungal drug in 2001. Walsh told the Times that his appearance was not as a company consultant, but in his role as government scientist in charge of the government-industry collaborative clinical trial that led to the drug's approval. The article also raised questions about dosing choices in the study, which may have been designed to make the newer drug look better by underdosing the comparator drug. Several years earlier, Walsh had worked on that drug in collaboration with Fujisawa Inc.
Hospital Execs Paid by Healthcare Suppliers for Advice on Products
Chief executives from top non-profit hospitals acted as paid consultants to hand-picked drug and device vendors who were developing products for use in their hospitals, according to the New York Times. The Healthcare Research and Development Institute, a for-profit company that organizes ritzy conferences where hospital executives can meet with suppliers like Eli Lilly and Johnson & Johnson, is currently being investigated by Connecticut attorney general Richard Blumenthal, who believes hospitals may not be getting a fair deal when vendors "buy access" to those who are in a position to influence what supplies or services their institutions purchase. The arrangements were also attacked by the device manufacturers' trade group, which claims they favor the largest firms in the industry. "These conflicts prevent innovative, cost-effective products from entering the market," said Mark Leahey, executive director of the Medical Device Manufacturers Association.
Odds and Ends
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has been forced to rely on 30-year-old data to assess the New Jersey Oyster Creek power plant's effect on marine life, the Atlantic City Press reports. Because nuclear facilities no longer collect such data, such environmental impact assessments have become largely irrelevant . . . A Food and Drug Administration committee meeting last week was going to evaluate behind closed doors a blood substitute previously deemed "unsafe." Public Citizen sued the agency for not complying with the Federal Advisory Committee Act, which makes public participation in such meetings mandatory.


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Berry Cheesecake Muffins RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1/3 cup butter, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1/3 cup 2% milk
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 3/4 cup fresh raspberries
- 3/4 cup fresh blueberries
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon cold butter
- Preheat oven to 375°. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in milk. In another bowl, whisk flour, baking powder and cinnamon; add to creamed mixture just until moistened. Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups one-fourth full.
- For filling, in a small bowl, beat cream cheese, sugar and egg until smooth. Fold in berries. Drop a rounded tablespoonful into the center of each muffin.
- For topping, in a small bowl, mix flour, brown sugar and cinnamon; cut in butter until crumbly. Sprinkle over batter.
- Bake 27-32 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool 5 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Serve warm. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 1-1/2 dozen.
Reviews for Berry Cheesecake Muffins
"This was a very good recipe! I had to punt a bit with not having cream cheese, of all things! But I doubled the recipe (of batter and streusel)...then for the filling, I used: 2 (6 oz.) containers of plain yogurt (not Greek), 2/3 cup sugar and only 1 egg before folding in all the fresh fruit. I then made this into a 9x13 inch pan (needed a bake time of approx. 45 min+) AND 10 muffins. So, went a long way and was very tasty. I am a mother of 5 and they gobbled it up! Was a great berry mix and love the topping, too!"
"Sounds awesome, I am making this for a christmas party, but in the beginning it says cream butter and sugar. Is that a mix setting? Because I don't see cream on the ingredients list"
"This is the BEST muffin recipe I have ever made. They were not only extremely delicious but also moist. The only changes I made to the recipe was to use 1% buttermilk, I doubled the butter on the topping and then doubled the topping, I used 8 oz of cream cheese and I added fresh strawberries with the other fruit so I actually a heaping full 1/2 cup of each fruit. I also made this in the large cupcake/muffin tins. I took these to a bridal shower and some people thought they were professionally made. I will be making these often."
"I meant "these were very good....""
"You can NOT overbake any muffin recipe without getting a dry one. Adjust your time and maybe even oven temp accordingly. This were very good, moist, and stayed most until the next day when the rest were eaten. I always check all recipes several minutes B4 they are supposed to be done. Do it right and you get great results."


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Sunday, January 06, 2013
sunday portrait week 144
001. What a week! The post Christmas blues have kicked in and the return to reality has well and truly hit me in the face. I'm super unmotivated although it's nice it be getting back into some sort of normal routine, I'm not quite there yet! I haven't done anything of note this week apart from going to see The Hobbit which I thought was really good, even though the 3d was a bit weird at times. I'm not the biggest fan of 3d films so it was a bit odd at first but I did get into it in the end! I actually really enjoyed it and would recommend people going to see it if you're a LOTR fan!
002. A few new videoed are up on my YouTube channel if you haven't seen them already. Including a Primark Haul, an Outfit and one on some of my favourite lipsticks. I'm not sure what I'm going to be filming this week so if you have any thoughts or suggestions please do let me know! I know I need to do a December favourites video as I actually completely forgot to do one at the end of the month!
003. I know Im always super slack when it comes to giveaways, but I need to pick my winner for my GHD giveaway tonight, so I'll email the winner tonight as well as finally get I'm touch with the winner of my LLYMLRS Box that I did a few weeks ago. I have all the bits for the second giveaway but I might go and grab a few more bits for the box before posting towards the end of the week!
004. Currently trying to decide which boots to add to my collection- Either these ones or these ones. Help!? I've decided I want something quite masculine and tough rather than my usual dainty style of shoe. I think something clompy to stomp around in would be the perfect addition to my wardrobe!
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the ARABEL Cut Out Boots!ReplyDelete
I vote for the ABYSS chunky zipper boots! :)ReplyDelete
I'd go with the first pair ;)ReplyDelete
Sam Muses xx
£250 Boohoo Giveaway
The Abyss boots are a bit more different as the others are a very close but slightly less clompy copy of the JC Coltrane's! Alert are nice and chunky too.ReplyDelete
I'm so :( that the best of winter is now over and it's back to real life, can't seem to get on a normal routine either!! Deffo the Topshop ARABEL, they are HOT! xReplyDelete
The cut out boots are amazing!ReplyDelete
I prefer the cut out boots, they are ace, similar to Jeffrey Campbell Coltrane'sReplyDelete
I vote the arabel boots!ReplyDelete
The ABYSS boots are the better pair!ReplyDelete
They also have some nice chunky boots similar to them on H&M now, although they aren't leather, they look very nice!
You look gorge , I'd go for the Arabels xxxReplyDelete
I love the cut out boots! So different to your usual type of boot which is out there at the minute.ReplyDelete
- Keeley | Walking-Fashion
i just started a blog about a month ago & i only have 2 followers. i was wondering if u could do a video on starting a blog. like advice on how to make your blog successful.ReplyDelete
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something like that? ^^
ABYSS gets my vote.
Lily! Barbara from thepersianbabe got some very similar stompy boots to the 2nd link but from H&M - check out her christmas haul because I bet they are cheaper than the topshop! xReplyDelete
also do check out my blog -- its quite new but its set to be a food, fashion and design blog about me and my three sisters living in Notting Hill.
If you're feet can stand the cold, then definitely the cut out pair! They do similar in an oh-so-on-trend oxblood colour too that I'm lusting after.ReplyDelete
Arabels deffo! Catherine :)ReplyDelete
The 2nd boots, I love them! xxxxReplyDelete
Ooh, that's so difficult, but I think the first ones :) I'm definitely suffering from the post Christmas blues too :(ReplyDelete
Pip x
Love the cutout boots - very similar to the JC coltrane! These boots are similar to the second pair but a bit cheaper :) http://www.hm.com/gb/product/07812?article=07812-A#article=07812-A xxReplyDelete
LOVE the abyss boots, they look amazing! xReplyDelete
I think that you should buy the second pair of boots as everyone seems to have the first pair!ReplyDelete
www.talkingaboutm.blogspot.com x
Second pair, love the zips! :)ReplyDelete
I'd go with the Abyss boots! They definitely give that masculine, tough girl vibe you're looking for.ReplyDelete
tiny darling
the second ones for sure! xReplyDelete
Happy Sunday! xxReplyDelete
I love the Arabel cut out boots! I've just put the white ones on my blog in my Topshop Weekly Edit Post. Check it out www.britishcouture.co.ukReplyDelete
Id go for the second boots haha :) Love your blog ^^ReplyDelete
Love, Lisette
definitely the second pair!ReplyDelete
happy new year xx
I love the second pair of boots!!ReplyDelete
the arabels, definitely. would go with more with the other ones and would look great with socks!ReplyDelete
I love the first pair of boots and have looked at them myself, I was just concerned about the rain and cold, ha. I hate having chilly feet.ReplyDelete
I would go for the Abyss! Lovely xReplyDelete
come enter my giveaway for a Plush scarf... Only a few days left!ReplyDelete
I prefer the Abyss pair! xoReplyDelete
So cuteReplyDelete
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i am so in love with your river island jacket - gutted its sold out - id go for the cut outs although both pairs are beaut.ReplyDelete
Ah tell me about it, so dont want to go back to uni!ReplyDelete
really like the second onesssss and I definitely think I'm going to buy some clompy boots soon, my little sister got a pair of dr martens and I'm so jealous aha x xReplyDelete
I prefer the Arabel boots, but they're both gorgeous! xReplyDelete
I think I prefer the Abyss pair as a winter boot although the cut out boots you could probably wear all year round so it depends what you want them for! Both are beautiful! xReplyDelete
Really love the Arabel ones. Well, whatever you wear is gorgeous and you always pull it off anyway!! :)ReplyDelete
The Misty Mom
I'd definitely go for the arabels! They're mega hot!!ReplyDelete
Hannah // justmycouture.blogspot.co.uk
I loved the primark haul, you should do more! Did you go to ZARA this sales season?ReplyDelete
I love the cut out pair the best, I think they'd suit you/your style the best too :) xReplyDelete
I'm also very unmotivated as well as uninspired. Are you going to continue the box giveaway this month? <3 xoReplyDelete
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The top cycling stories from Colorado in 2009
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Below are the top cycling news stories in Colorado based on web traffic, your emails and my own personal opinion.
- Boulder Velodrome Opens. For those who have been around Boulder for awhile you will know how many times this has been attempted, South Boulder, Valmont Park, Lyons, Erie, Broomfield, etc all attempts to get a Velodrome so many were, "We will believe it when we see it". Well it came! Hundreds have attended classes, sessions and parties at the Velodrome... they even held a pretty cool Cyclocross race there this fall. Look for interesting developments ahead in 2010 with the velodrome like their upcoming Boulder Madison Square Garden event in Jan(limited details out).
- Lyon's Bike Park Opens, Valmont Bike Park get started. Valmont Bike Park has been a work-in-progress for many years with the help of few like Bobby Knoyes and Mike Eubank this park has really made this dream of having a world class Bike Park a reality, really a first of its kind. Then early this summer with the speed of a Colorado flash flood the Lyon's Bike Park pops up and host the Teva games there. Now communities around the nation are getting Bike Parks.
- Lance and Ritter talk about future big race. This item received the most emails as big news for 2009 which I agree is big but if these talks are true then this will be HUGE in 2010 so stay tuned!.
- Bicycle Safety Bill Passes. Love it or hate it, the new bicycle safety bill came into law and has sparked a tension point with motorist and some question whether it has made cyclist safer.
- Lefthand canyon residents and motorist battle with Sunrise century
- ACA changes race schedules, some love it, some hate it.
- Walker Finch of Fort Collins wins #1 rank in expert ABA BMX for 12yr
- Trees vs. Bikes on 30th street
- Cyclist killed on Hwy 36
- UCI level racing returns to Colorado with 2 days of cross racing at the Boulder Cup and Blue Sky Velo Cup
- Colorado does well at Cyclocross Nationals
- Return of the Rocky Mountain Bike Show
- Best Bike Video 2009 best non-colorado video Performance
- Third time is a charm for the Koppenberg
- Lyons to Boulder Trail shoot down
- 2009 Master Track Nationals at 7-11 Velodrome
- Lance wins Leadville 100
- Most Bizarre Story, L'alpe D Flag
Single Speed World Championships came to Colorado
- Rider Assist Problem at Copper
- Sheriff Alderdern at it again
What big stories to come in 2010?
- Lance and Gov Ritter further development of "Big Race" in Colorado
- Valmont Bike Park to open
- Colorado's first centurion and/or Grand Fondo
News Item:
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The Colorado Hajj was born!
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Denver Capital to the top of Mt Evans & back... looking for riders next year!
Points: 16
You forgot a big one!
Submitted by Lenny Maiorani (not verified) on
The Bicycle Film Festival came to Denver for the first time and included some great events!
Photo overview: http://www.lennym.com/colorado-cycling/bff
- There was the Joyride event: http://tinyurl.com/bffjoyride
- There were films at Starz: http://vimeo.com/7364386
- There was an all girls alleycat race, the Femalley Cat: http://tinyurl.com/bfffemalleycat
- There was bike soccer and bike polo: http://tinyurl.com/bffsoccerpolo
- There was a bicycle drag race: http://tinyurl.com/bffdrag
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Primary Department Affiliation: Psychology
Primary Research Area: Sensory coding in retinal ganglion cells
Retinal synaptic mechanisms and central projections
Systems Neuroscience ,Vision, and Artificial Intelligence
Visual Prostheses for the blind
Recent Publications
Department of Psychology, UAB (primary appointment)
Dept. of Biomedical Engineering, UAB (secondary appointment)
Dept. of Vision Sciences, School of Optometry, UAB (secondary appointment)
Dept. of Neurobiology, UAB (secondary appointment)
Vision Science Research Center (secondary appointment)
EDUCATION and TRAINING:
1979-1981 NIH Postdoctoral Research Fellow, School of Optometry, UAB
1979 Ph.D. Biomedical Engineering; Duke University, Durham, N.C.
Dissertation: Some Quantitative Characteristics of the Responses
of Frog Retinal Ganglion Cells
Advisor: Myron L. Wolbarsht, Ph.D.
Committee: Drs. Irving Diamond, James McElhaney, Lorne Mendell
Olaf vonRamm, Howard Wachtel
Support: FDA Research Assistantship and NIGMS-NIH
1971 B.S. Bioelectronic Engineering; Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.
Electrical engineering major with emphasis on applications to neurophysiology and artificial intelligence.
James Vick Scholar (full tuition scholarship)
1967 Graduated Trinity High School; Louisville, Kentucky
National Merit Semifinalist
Kentucky State Debate Champion (National Forensic League)
Biological and Artificial Intelligence (graduate level neuroscience, computer science, psychology, biomedical engineering; advanced undergraduate psychology and computer science). Courses on sensory coding and biological information processing in natural and artificial neural networks (such as Perceptrons, Kohonen nets, Grossberg Adaptive Resonant nets, Neocognitron, Edelman's Darwin nets), with particular emphasis on models of visual processing.
Sensation & Perception (upper level undergraduates). Coursemaster for Psychology Dept. course on sensation and perception which is taught at least once a year.
Behavioral Neuroscience (graduate students). Coursemaster and organizer for mandatory entry level course for all entering Behavioral Neuroscience (Psychology) graduate students.
Vision Sciences, School (Optometry students). Teaching involved basic optic principles, including function of various types of lenses, lens aberrations, physiological optics of the eye, and how patients are refracted and optically corrected with glasses and contact lenses.
Cognitive Neuroscience (Graduate Neuroscience). Originated and taught basic course on cognitive neuroscience as part of Cognitive Science and Behavioral Neuroscience Programs at UAB.
Electronics for neuroscientists and basic electronic circuits. (Graduate Neuroscience). Responsible for teaching basic electronic principles necessary for understanding activity in neural dendrites and axons. Taught basic electronic device and circuit principles as needed to understand operation of equipment used by electrophysiologists and other neuroscientists.
My early training in electrical engineering at Cornell University evolved into an interest in artificial neural nets like the Perceptron, which were developed to solve visual perception problems. I am particularly interested in how complex behavior emerges in the CNS via neural computations such as those that can be investigated in the retina. To date, little is known about how biological neural systems actually compute anything interesting. One place in the central nervous system that is computationally very interesting is the retina, because retinal ganglion cells are the first locus in the visual system of highly specific and nonlinear analyses such as motion and directional selectivity.
Complex response properties of retinal ganglion cells clearly involve interactions between bipolar and amacrine cell inputs to the ganglion cell dendritic arborization, and integrative properties of the ganglion cell dendritic tree itself. However, despite the importance of the ganglion cell dendritic morphology in their function, the morphologies of most mammalian retinal ganglion cells having complex response properties were unknown as little as ten years ago. My first major research effort during the last ten years has been to identify, by intracellular recording and staining, all the major ganglion cell classes in a mammalian retina (rabbit), including directionally selective, orientation-selective and edge-detecting ganglion cells. My colleagues and I have shown that the morphologies of different physiological classes of rabbit retinal ganglion cells are distinct, and typically associated with important physiological properties of each class. More recently I have shown that the dendritic trees of some retinal ganglion cells can be described as having a fractal dimension, corresponding to its need to fill two dimensional space.
My current research, supported by the National Eye Institute, seeks to determine how the entire ensemble of mammalian retinal ganglion cells apportions and codes information about the visual environment for transmission to the brain. I am particularly interested in how the temporal coherence of firing among nearby ganglion cells may help "bind" or code aspects of the visual input beyond the firing rate of any one cell by itself. I am also investigating the retinal circuitry and mechanisms underlying complex receptive field properties, and determining where in the brain each type of retinal ganglion cell projects, and what, therefore, is its role is in various aspects of visual acuity and perception. Most recently, I have developed the ability to optically image the responses of many neurons simultaneously in an isolated retina preparation, and will be using this technique to simultaneously study the responses of a large portion of the retinal network to visual stimulation.
I have previously been supported by the Sloan Foundation, and the Office of Naval Research to investigate the computational aspects of the mechanism of directional selectivity in retina. Directional selectivity is particularly robust in the On-Off directionally selective ganglion cells of the rabbit retina, being independent of object contrast, shape and velocity. I am using linear and nonlinear analyses of the responses to complex stimuli, in conjunction with electrotonic models of ganglion cell dendritic trees, to test biophysical hypotheses about the synaptic mechanisms and integrative properties underlying the nonlinear selectivity for direction of motion. A goal is to relate these biophysical properties to a computational algorithm for direction of motion in sufficient detail to synthesize the function.
My long term interests include research on several kinds of artificial neural nets that function in a more biophysically realistic manner than those currently in vogue. I also am interested in biomedical instrumentation relevant to visual and other neural prostheses, particularly sensory protheses for the blind, and for diagnosis of eye and visual function disease.


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Ability Details
Martial Cadence is an on-hit effect ability.
- The triggering autoattack will apply other on-hit effects and can critically strike as normal.
- Unlike most other on-hit physical damage, Martial Cadence's bonus damage does not apply life steal. This is a special case, perhaps to prevent abuse or for flavor. The triggering attack will still apply life steal.
- Martial Cadence's bonus damage does not affect structures.
- Martial Cadence will deal 0.5 points of bonus damage to wards.
- Critical strikes do not interact with Martial Cadence's bonus damage.
- Martial Cadence will not be applied if the attack is parried, dodged, blocked, or Jarvan is Blinded.
- Spell shields will not block the ability.
Ability Details
Dragon Strike is a pass-through linear skillshot.
- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- slow for 1 second. will apply a 40%
- Spell shields will block the ability.
Additional Information:
- Dragon Strike will still pull Jarvan IV to his Demacian Standard if he is immobilized, though it will not remove the immobilize itself.
- Dragon Strike's damage will not benefit from its own armor reduction.
Ability Details
Golden Aegis is a point-blank area of effect slow and a self-targeted absorption shield.
- Spell shields will block the slow.
Additional Information:
- Golden Aegis has no cast time and will not interrupt Jarvan's previous orders.
Ability Details
Demacian Standard is a ground-targeted area of effect.
- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- slow for 1 second. will apply a 40%
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
- Spell shields will block the damage.
Additional Information:
- The attack speed aura bonus will apply to Jarvan IV himself and will stack with the passive bonus.
- The Standard can be targeted by allied minion-targetable abilities such as Lee Sin's Safeguard. and
- Although the Standard has a finite amount of health, it is untargetable to enemy basic attacks and immune to damage from area of effect abilities, so it is effectively invincible and unable to be destroyed in normal gameplay.
Ability Details
Cataclysm is a single target dash that creates an impassable wall around Jarvan when he lands.
- Applies spell effects as a single target ability.
- Spell vamp is fully applied.
- slow for 1.5 seconds. will apply a 40%
- Spell shields will block the damage.
Additional Information:
- Jarvan has disable immunity for the duration of the leap.
- Cataclysm will not deal damage, generate the terrain or refund its cooldown if Jarvan is killed during the initial leap.
- Cataclysm does not track targets who change their location such as with dash abilities or .
- Cataclysm's ring is considered terrain for the purposes of abilities that interact with it such as Vayne's Condemn and Poppy's Heroic Charge.
Map-Specific Differences
- Martial Cadence
- Per-target timer increased to 10 / 9 / 8 seconds from 10 / 8 / 6 seconds.
- Dragon Strike
- Armor shred reduced to 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 18% from 10 / 14 / 18 / 22 / 26%.


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What steps do I need to run a command line program via a global shortcut?
I setup Automator to create a new Run Shell Script and tried to assign a shortcut in System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts, but nothing happened.
Applescript it:
Oh, and I don't know about assigning an shortcut through System Preferences
Without knowing the specifics of what you are looking for, I'd suggest creating a new Service through Automator. Services can be bound to keystroke triggers, and can execute shell scripts (among other things).
FastScripts includes all scripts in ~/Library/Scripts/, so you don't have to add files manually. It also supports application-specific scripts.
Other applications that can be used to assign shortcuts for running scripts:
You can also create an Automator service:
There's a bug in 10.7 and 10.8 where the shortcuts for services don't always work until the services menu has been shown from the menu bar. Shortcuts for services don't work when the frontmost application doesn't have a menu bar or a services menu. There's also a short delay before services are run.
Quicksilver can be used to bind hotkeys to actions.
If it's a Unix command or shell script you want to execute, this Stackoverflow post gives some more information on using Quicksilver's "Terminal module".
It appears as though this was available in 10.6, (see http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20090903085255430) but something broke in 10.7.2 (and possibly earlier 10.7)
I have found though that the Services keyboard shortcut is honoured when System Preferences is at the forefront, but not in any other application, including Finder.
However, the earlier suggestion to use Spark worked perfectly in lion, except that I couldn't use Ctrl in my keyboard shortcut. (not a showstopper!)


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Ragazzo's Goal Saves Women's Soccer's Tie with William & Mary
|Game 6: Princeton vs. William & Mary
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Box Score
81:54: Princeton's Gabrielle Ragazzo scored, unassisted.
Bonus Play of the Game: Princeton fell into the 1-0 deficit thanks to a foul inside the penalty arc. The Tribe's Nicole Baxter converted on what was a set piece that was as close to a penalty kick as they come without being an actual PK, finding space behind Princeton keeper Darcy Hargadon.
• It was the first tie in the series with William & Mary, which had its first installment in 1991. The Tribe lead the series 5-1-1 with Princeton's win coming in 2001, the last time the Tribe were in Princeton.
• Roberts Stadium hasn't seen a golden goal in either direction for the Tiger women since Oct. 31, 2009, when Princeton beat Cornell 2-1. The last four games to reach overtime at Roberts have all gone the distance.
• William & Mary has gone to overtime in six of its eight games this season. Princeton has gone to overtime now twice this season, the first coming in a scoreless tie at Seton Hall on Sept. 13
Tuesday at 7 p.m., the Tigers will visit Fordham (2-4-2) for the first-ever meeting between the teams. The Rams are 2-1-1 in their last four games after an 0-3-1 start.


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06.26.2016 | 20 Sivan, 5776
Missing IDF soldier's family: Netanyahu failing a test by signing deal with Turkey
Did Israel promise not to assassinate Hamas's leader as part of Turkey deal?
Abbas retracts charge that rabbis called to poison Palestinian water
Reflections: My Gaza war
Life sentence for Jerusalem pride parade stabber who killed teen girl
Culture and Sport Minister Miri Regev is on the war path
10 years after Second Lebanon War, for a bereaved mother the pain is only worse
Govt to approve package to improve economic ties with Africa
Netanyahu praises British PM after resignation as 'true friend of Israel'
Quartet report likely to recommend renewal of direct Israeli-Palestinian talks
Heart of the city discovered at Tel Aviv's InterContinental David
Seeing Russia through new eyes
Iftar fund-raiser in Abu Gosh helps sick Palestinians get help in Israeli hospitals
Italy's Seppi subdues Israel's Sela in Wimbledon tuneup
Israeli track and field athletes still looking for Rio push
Sinai Says: Blatt's NBA legacy takes a hit with Cavaliers' championship after his ouster
Even in Jerusalem, Game 7 awakens strong emotions
Are Start-Up Nation's 'seven years of plenty' coming to an end?
Uber harnessing popular support for ride-sharing against Katz
TechCrunch Comes to Tel Aviv, hosts Meet-Up
Motti Zisser, international business wunderkind and generous philanthropist succumbs to cancer
Sperm with fragile DNA can be sorted out to improve chances of pregnancy
Emotions give clues to behavior in baseball
Health scan: Lend me your ear
Israeli Crohn's disease group becomes full member of European federation
New desalination plant a 'mistake' or case of NIMBY syndrome?
Haifa ammonia production to be relocated– three years behind schedule
Summertime is here, but stay safe
New Israeli cannabis farmers continue to fight for growing license
Hackers and companies alike finding clever new ways to circumvent privacy
MIT magazine names Mobileye 6th most innovative company
Europe's first Islamophobia summit highlights European-wide problem
Who will write France's future?
Blood libel
June 26: Kids in hot cars
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Turkish official: Regional security problem binds Israel and Turkey
Is airport planned for Israel-Jordan border clouding neighborly ties?
Erdogan meets Hamas leader in Istanbul as Turkey-Israel detente looms
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Iranian commander threatens to make Bahrain's royal family 'disappear'
Iran claims it thwarts bombings in Tehran, other cities
Gaza-based pro-ISIS group urges Muslims on social media to donate for weapons
After Obama touts military gains, US officials warn campaign against ISIS could backfire
Analysis: ISIS leader al-Baghdadi is living on borrowed time
ISIS destroys Syrian satellite dishes in bid to ban 'un-Islamic' TV during Ramadan
Sharansky to French Jews mulling aliya: Do it!
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Former NYC mayor to young people: Don't let Donald Trump mislead you
Republican Jews targeting Democrats over Sanders' platform picks
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The Tisch: Halla bookends
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The Scholarship is from Canada, the Foresters from Israel
The Family Landau De Vries Park, a Forest Park in the Desert
KKL-JNF holds its 6th Latin American Leadership Conference
A Double Celebration of Shavuot and Metulla's 120th Anniversary
JNF South Africa Delegates Get in Touch with the Real Israel
Picking Cherries in the Desert at the Yatir Forest Cherry Festival
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Greek President Plants Olive Tree in Jerusalem Grove of Nations
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Hugging a Tree? Beware of the Pine Processionary Caterpillar!
Andrew Viterbi at a KKL-JNF Milan Gala Event
KKL-JNF and The Italian State Forestry Corps Sign a Memorandum
JNF USA & Alexander Muss High School in Israel
Both Receive Charity Navigator's Highest Rating
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An Interview with Israel Prize Winner Prof. Yossi Katz
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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Yard & Garden Planning
A Lawn in a Day
by Marion Lyons
Don't despair if you've just moved into a new home that has compacted subsoil where a front lawn should be or if your old lawn looks like a worn-out rug. The time and effort required to create a lush green lawn are probably less than you think. How? By laying sod.
Speed, Selection, and Easy Maintenance
Sod's big advantage over seed is speed. From soil preparation to final layout, it's possible to install a modest-sized sod lawn in one day. That's an appealing thought: dust and weeds in the morning and a green lawn in the evening! Sod has other features to recommend it, too.
Sure Selection
If you buy sod from a reputable local grower, you are guaranteed to get a grass that grows well in your area. The grower may offer several choices, from low to high maintenance, for instance. Also, some improved varieties, such as 'Tifgreen' Bermuda, are available only as sod.
You can lay sod at almost any time of year, even when the ground is slightly frozen or during the heat of summer (although you'll need to water more in summer). In comparison, only spring and fall offer sufficiently favorable conditions for sowing most seed lawns, although late spring is good for seeding heat-lovers such as Bermuda and buffalo grasses.
Smooth Start
Yes, you'll have to baby a new sod lawn for a couple of weeks, but that's far less time and effort than for a seeded lawn. Until new sod establishes roots in the soil, it needs watering twice a day, and sometimes more often, during hot weather. In comparison, keeping a newly seeded lawn moist may require a dozen waterings a day.
Fewer Weeds
New sod lawns suffer only slightly from weed invasions. Most soils contain many weed seeds that are just waiting for the opportunity to grow, and right after you prepare and amend soil, sow grass seed, and provide water, weed-growth conditions are perfect. Unless you've taken steps to eliminate or reduce weed seeds in the soil before planting, weeds may overrun a seeded lawn.
Special Uses for Sod
Sod is especially useful where patches of lawn have become bare, weedy, or damaged. Winter use of street salt in northern regions is one major cause of damage. After removing the threadbare turf and preparing the soil for planting, you can buy a roll or two of sod at a garden center and place it over the area. Again, a seeded lawn would take several weeks to fill in and look lush.
If erosion is a problem on a slope, no matter how gentle or steep the incline, sod is the better option. Its healthy, heavy root mat will withstand water runoff even before the lawn is fully established.


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No one at this restaurant had a clue about being gf or a menu in fact I was told that there was not a gf menu. The manager had the cashier tell me that there wasn't a menu but that the salads and dressing were gf. I was apprehensive but we were very hungry so I ordered a salad with a vinaigrette type dressing. What a mistake! About an hour later I got sick!! This restaurant should make claims they can't keep!! They should be taken off the site.
Enjoyed their delicious gluten and dairy free chili on top of a plain baked potato. Simple but very good and everything was prepared as requested.
1650 Sunset Drive, Grenada, MS 38901
Great service, good food. Staff knowledgeable.
20911 Gulf Freeway Suite D, Webster TX 77598
I was pleasantly surprised to find out that they had a gluten free bread option upon request. My sandwich was quite good. It's not often that I can have a sandwich while dining out. The extra charge for this was less than a dollar.
3450 Wrightsboro Road Suite A120, Augusta GA 30909
While they have a GF menu, they do not keep items separate. GF menu advises that they are not Celiac friendly :( Frustrating when you have to physically go to the establishment to find this out.
4641 Presidential Pkwy, Macon GA 31220
Being new to gluten free, I was excited to see that they have a great list of gluten free options available: https://s3.amazonaws.com/desktop_assets/mcalisters-deli/pdf/Gluten-Sensitive-Menu.pdf
731 South Pear Orchard Road, Suite 49, Ridgeland MS 39157
if I am feeling a baked potato this is my jam. good for meeting up with friends but not a lot of choices.
7385 Siwell Road, Byram MS 39272
Great lunch stop! They actually had a gf menu to show me...ordered taco salad and it was very good, no reaction. Didn't think I would find a gf option passing thru Byram, so I was pleasantly surprised. Nice staff too
2511 Beene Blvd., Bossier City LA 71111
They are good @ there job
7385 Siwell Road, Byram MS 39272
Great service and easy ordering. Several menu options
182 E Peace Street, Canton MS 39046
This McAlister's Deli does not offer gluten free bread.
2317 Grand Ave Ste. A, Laramie WY 82070
The staff is extremely ill informed. No g free menu to speak of.
12515 Olive Boulevard, Creve Coeur MO 63141
They do not have GF bread! I was totally disappointed!
812 South 6th Street, Waco TX 76706
This was actually my first GF meal so I was nervous. They had a separate Gf menu. I got a sandwich on gf bread and it was great.
8121 Pat Booker Rd, Live Oak, TX 78233
Gluten free bread is no extra cost. Staff is knowledgable.
3 South Tunnel Road, Asheville NC 28805
easy cross contamination. very little concern regarding allergies.
2003 N. Eastman Road, Kingsport TN 37660
They have gluten free bread for sandwiches, baked potato options that are GF (I like the chicken baked potato!), and salads that can be prepared GF. I hadn't been here in a long time because last time I had they didn't have GF bread. It's nice to have another option of places to eat while out or traveling!
2747 Legends Parkway, Prattville AL 36066
The staff is friendly and I have never had a gluten contamination problem at McAlister's Deli.
11140 Parkside Drive, Knoxville TN 37923
Great staff and very accommodating to gluten free. Offer a gluten free menu as well as GF bread (Udis).
122 Sheffield Loop, Hattiesburg MS 39402
The best McAlister's Deli location is on Hardy St. They have good gluten free bread and loaded potatoes. The tea is wonderful. Prices are also good.
5801 Saratoga Blvd Bldg A, Corpus Christi TX 78414
If you have celiac, I would not recommend getting gluten free bread here. Stick with a baked potato or safe salad, every time I've ever eaten a gluten free sandwich at a McAlisters deli I've gotten very sick. So please be careful! Go to Jason's Deli instead if you really want a sandwich, they are much more careful.
635 West Prien Lake Road, Lake Charles LA 70601
They have a gluten free options menu at the front register, they don't offer gluten free bread but the chili, several spuds, and salads are choices on there.
421 Tuttle Creek Building B, Ste. 102, Manhattan KS 66502
Yeah! Ask for their gf bread and you can have a pretty good sandwich! The portions seemed a bit small but overall very good.
2108 West 27th Suite A3, Lawrence KS 66047
This is my gluten free go-to place. They have a decent gluten free menu with gf bread (the bread is shipped in and pretty standard for gf bread). I have eaten here dozens of times and have never regretted it later. Not all of the front end people are gf educated, but ask for the manager.
1305 Veterans Parkway, Suite 100, Clarksville IN 47129
No gluten free bread. Only McAlisters I have ever been to that does not have the bread. There seemed shocked that it is offered.
1612 Garth Brooks Blvd, Yukon, OK 73099
Fine print noted in restaurant but eaten here several times and have not had any reaction whatsoever. Good sandwiches!!
4710 TX-183A Toll Rd, Cedar Park, TX 78613
They do have gluten free buns, not sure how they prep it but the girl taking my order did ask me if i had an allergy when I requested it. They do have a list of GF items online
740 East Town Center Ste. A, Waynesboro VA 22980
The manager was very helpful and accommodating!
465 Marilyn Lane, Alcoa TN 37701
Multiple employees said the potato I ordered would be fine. I started eating it and began to get sick. I do not recommend.
7130 W. Maple Street, Ste. 320, Wichita KS 67209
We've been very pleased with our experiences! They make extra efforts when we order to physically and tell the cooks to take extra precautions since our son has celiac
14848 Manchester Road, Ballwin MO 63011
Only safe thing is potatoes. Tried the chicken that was on the GF menu and didn't feel so great :(
e, 2420 E Hwy 50, Clermont, FL 34711
Even though teenagers were in control of my order, I felt so safe because they all knew what gluten free items there were. there was a sign next to the register that said the gluten free options, and there was no rush, and it was dinner time too! very awesome, I will be back!
170 Gravois Bluffs Circle Drive, Ste G, Fenton MO 63026
I told the cashier numerous times that my wife has celiac. She told me it wouldn't be a problem. Within minutes of eating her potato, my wife was sick. I asked for a manager and was informed most of the employees aren't aware of gluten and that there is a risk of cross contamination. Not recommended for celiacs.
2445 N. Kansas Expressway, Springfield MO 65803
Went there and asked what they had to order that was gluten free. The employee did not respond and left me. After about 20 minutes, I asked again and then this time they laughed at me. Finally they said they didn't have much and I left there in tears after being humiliated in front of others. I will never go there again.
3784 Parkway, Ste. 103, Pigeon Forge TN 37863
Had gluten free bread club sandwich. Asked that they change gloves. Delicious.
210 West Sunshine, Springfield MO 65802
Now have gluten free bread for sandwiches
25672 NW Freeway, Ste. A, Cypress TX 77429
I'm not Celiac but slightest amount of gluten makes me sick. I have not gotten sick from eating the food. California Turkey Ruben on GF bread was amazing. Told only GF soup is chili and doesn't taste very good.
2525 West Anderson Lane, Suite 130, Austin TX 78757
They have gf bread, but they use the same toaster for all sandwiches. Was told the GM didn't think it was a necessary expense.
20911 Gulf Freeway Suite D, Webster TX 77598
I just went a week ago and they had gluten free bread! They said it had just happened about 3 weeks prior that they got the gf bread. The sandwich was delicious. They have many sides too that are gf!
4055 North Steele Boulevard, Fayetteville AR 72703
I eat there potatoes and chili and have not had a reaction.
18402 US Highway 281 North, San Antonio TX 78259
Offer a GF bread, sandwiches are not as well put together and their gluten filled counterparts. But it is nice to be able to grab a sandwich and the order ahead and pick up option is great.
152 Bowling Lane, Pelham AL 35124
Gluten sensitive menu! They had a gf bread & I was able to have a sandwich😃. Employees did not know much about gluten so good thing there was a menu!
6333 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116
They have an entire gluten free menu.
8529 N. 129th E. Avenue, Owasso OK 74055
I had the McAlister's Club on gluten free bread and it was great.
12405 W Center Rd, Omaha, NE 68144
Awesome. They have gluten free bread, so you can order any sandwich.
7711 Shelby Street, Indianapolis IN 46227
After eating there a couple times, a manager delivered my plate telling me that it is not a safe place for celiacs. So frustrating to get different information from each employee!!
1382 E Main St, Carbondale, IL 62901
They have a menu at the register that tells you which products are gluten free.
1401-A Woodruff Road, Greenville SC 29607
This location does not carry the gluten free bread as advertised on the corporate website
3855 Hacks Cross Rd, Memphis TN 38141
They don't have gluten free bread option here either.
7710 Poplar Avenue, Germantown TN 38138
They don't have the gluten free bread option so don't bother going.
1612 Garth Brooks Blvd, Yukon, OK 73099
If you are looking for GF options, you might have some luck. They have a GF list of items, but not an actual menu. They have the * to devote the very small fine print at the bottom that there is no dedicated area and no attempt to guarantee that there will no cross contamination.
740 South College Road, Wilmington NC 28403
They have an option for gluten free bread on any sandwich, and marshmallow treats!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Susan627 Love this piece!!! Highly, highly recommend this item, which is great looking and stylish. This piece is a great value for the price, especially if purchased on sale. Could be used in a variety of rooms. The banquette is very, very large and comfortable. June 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jackilynn Outstanding Wonderful purchase, use anywhere ...it is in our dining room...but oh..the possibilities...Thanks World Market! October 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by mommyof3 Love This Item! I bought this at my local store, set up was soooo easy and took less than 10 minutes. The price was great and I think the quality and comfort is great too! It added so much to my dining room and it's very cozy! May 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Raivyn Issue w/leg assembly, but CS was great! We purchased our banquette from a local WM store, brought it home and attempted to assemble it. It was missing one of the rear legs and had an extra front leg. We called the store where they were kind enough to exchange it for us, but the replacement leg was mislabeled, so we ended up with another front leg. Finally got the correct leg, but it shows there are some QC issues with packaging. That said, we finally have the banquette installed and love it! Very comfortable, fabric somewhat durable, and everyone loves it. It's my favorite place to sit at the table. Our dining room is only 10x9, so this banquette allows us to seat alot of people and will have space to comfortable pull out chairs. It easily sits 3 normally sized adults, or two fatties and a small child. Our dining table is oval, so we don't have issues having to move it to get in and out of the banquette. April 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by D the Designer What a great piece! I posted about this piece before. My original piece had lots of wrinkles on the back and seat. (Right out of the box!) World Market was so good to exchange it for a perfect one. I love it, now! December 30, 2011
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Rastablonde Comfortable elegance I showed this bench to friends before I had purchased this. I got a lot of, "it looks uncomfortable, stupid idea, not good for every day use." well, I went ahead and bought and proved all of them wrong. I sit on it every morning, kick my feet up and drink my coffee on it. It makes the room feel very intimate and cozy. Great for everyday use and for dinner parties. I do suggest treating it with a stain protector. November 15, 2011
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Rhyperior used Rock Wrecker.
It's super effective!
Shedinja lost 218500% of its health.
Shedinja hung on using its Focus Sash!
Being caught in contrict or repeatedly fury attacked/double slapped/ or hypnotized. Basically any immobilizing move that prevents me from countering right away.
fighting a pare flincher
Attract!(What do you do in the Battle Tower!)
Wonder Guard!(Ugh)
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Accuracy lowering moves in general. I just want the damned pidgey to DIE, but I can't hit the broad side of a barn.
When training in a cave and zubat appears, thats annoying as it is. Now picture this, training a LOW LEVEL pokemon and running into a zubat and not being able to run and zubat ending up using supersonic. 24 loonngggg turns later and your pokemon finally bites the dust.
the most annoying thing that happened to me on pokemon is when this one time, i was playing this faggut, and he was losing. i had him pinned, mano y mano (and four other guys)... he was down for the count... BUT SUDDENLY!
i won and he got all butthurt.
it made me feel sorry for him.
sympathy is really annoying!!!
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I've seen this before, my friend drake and this cunt Josh were battling in bread co. and when Drake would use a move, Josh would yell "NOOO NOT (insert move name here)" and when a pokemon would finally faint he would throw a ice cube or lemon at something (usually me if I don't leave scene in utter embarsement)
you know, thats why ripdo has my sig...
"its just pokemon. get over it"
fuck sympathy for pokemon. have fun
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And for christ sakes don't be a faggot and unplug the connector when battling on yellow
right fucking on
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I remember doing a WiFi match against someone and told them that they could NOT use legendary Pokémon (by Nintendo's standard). So we battled and in the middle of the match, a Heatran was used. That was annoying! Especially the part when my opponent kept insisting that Heatran wasn't a legendary according to Smogon. I told him that I was going according with Nintendo, not smogon, since... well... Nintendo has more authority then some obsessed fan site.
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Leo will never let me live that down. Although we battled again another time without "legends" and I still kicked his ass.
By the way the average legend has the same or even less stats then a dragonite. But whatever.
My pet peeve is how in the orginal games wrap and bind where good moves becuase you coun't move when they happened. So if they poisoned you and then wraped you you where basically dead. And all those tentacruls where in on it and had poison sting.
Heatran is quite the legendary Pokemon. Have you not talked to the Townsfolk?
hey kirb. consider this:
ever since garchomp was banned, there has been very little ground-type traffic lately.
the most i have seen from the ground department was an occasional hippowdon or nidoking. im the only person i know who occasionally uses a gliscor :/.
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Pants I will here no more of this. Heatran in no fucking way is overpowered. In fact its only stat thats even great is its sp attack and thats usually only enough to revenge kill something at half HP rarely can heatran ever sweep a whole team. Heatran's speed is aweful enough to warrant the common useage of s choice scarf making it very predictable and easy to counter. Also all I have to say is hidden power ground.
who uses hidden power ground?
everyone always uses hidden power ice, grass, or fire! or they avoid hidden power!
heres 5 reasons why heatran is overpowered:
1. the only non-arceus fire type massive tank
2. the only pokemon other than the clefable family able to avoid toxic and will-o-wisp (though the clefable family does lose attack when burned)
3. he has genuine legend stats
4. magma storm
5. the biggest trap for your opponent when you use your scizor as bait (Flash Fire)
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It's silly how they justify themselves.
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most annoying thing thats happened to me recently was when i was kickin' ass in the battle tower and the guy threw out a slowbro,,so i threw out my meganium think i was just gonna solar beam his ass,,when suddenly (i dont know if this was a glitch or what) the piece o' shat slowbro used flamethrower! wtf! i didnt even know slowbro could even learn that,,