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The dates and most of the venues have been announced for the fourth season of the Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival. Performances will take place over the course of three weekends, two in June and one in August. Each weekend will have its own program as follows.
The first weekend will feature the chamber music of Johannes Brahms. Festival Director Ian Scarfe will be the pianist. With visiting violinist Edwin Huizinga he will perform the Opus 78 violin sonata in G major. The duo will then be joined by violist Stephen Fine and cellist Hannah Addario-Berry for a performance of the Opus 60 piano quartet in C minor. To conclude the program violinist (and Festival co-founder) Ellen McGehee will join the string players to present the Opus 88 quintet in F major. The concerts will take place according to the following schedule:
- Friday, June 20, 8 p.m.: Hyampom Community Hall in Hyampom (preceded by a potluck supper at 6 p.m.)
- Saturday, June 21, 8 p.m.: Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center in Weaverville
- Sunday June 22, 2 p.m.: Pilgrim Congregational Church in Redding
The feature of the second weekend will be a performance of the original chamber version of Aaron Copland's score for Martha Graham's "Appalachian Spring." The original scoring was for thirteen instruments: four violins, two violas, two cellos, double bass, piano, flute, clarinet, and bassoon. Other composers to be included on the program will be Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Sergei Prokofiev. The schedule will be:
- Friday, June 27, 8 p.m.: Hyampom Community Hall
- Saturday, June 28, 8 p.m.: Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center
- Sunday, June 29, 6 p.m.: Trailhead Pizza Cafe in Coffee Creek
August activities will involve children's concerts and other family-related activities. There will be a performance at the Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. on Saturday, August 23. Specifics for Friday, August 22, and Sunday, August 24, are still being planned. However, there will also be a "preview event" the preceding weekend at the Studio 299 Center for the Arts in Willow Creek, beginning at 7 p.m. on Saturday, August 16.
All concerts will be free and open to the general public, but everyone is encouraged to make a donation to help meet expenses and keep these programs running.


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12/20/2013—It's tough to argue against informed, unbiased research.
In this case, the researcher is AMCI Testing, one of the go-to names in automotive evaluations, and what the organization is saying is this: They've confirmed that the Lexus 2014 GS F SPORT outperforms the 2014 BMW 535i M Sport in 12 key areas that affect safety and performance.
Each year, AMCI conducts rigorous independent studies at their own Proving Ground Road Course in California, and this year, testing included a comparison between these two vehicles. So where did the Lexus GS F SPORT outperform its BMW competition? In every area below:
Better Overall Handling Performance
Better Overall Handling Performance on Dry Pavement
Better Overall Handling Performance on Wet Pavement
Better Maximum-Performance Handling (ESC Off)
Better Overall Active-Safety Handling Performance
Better Overall Evasive-Action Handling Performance
Better Overall Cornering Performance
Better Cornering Performance on Dry Pavement
Better Cornering Performance on Wet Pavement
Better Overall Slalom Performance
Better Slalom Performance on Dry Pavement
Better Slalom Performance on Wet Pavement
Not a bad result. Of course, you're the true judge: schedule your own GS test drive with your closest dealer.

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RMC history is rich in initiatives regarding health, the environment and the bottom line. 2010 was a formative year for RMC in its involvement in the Sustainability movement. After formally linking ourselves to the movement in 2008 by becoming a corporate partner with the Golisano Institute for Sustainability within the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), we have begun in earnest to formalize our processes.
Our leadership team believes in Sustainability's importance to both our Company and to our customers and we have shifted to this focus in everything we do. We have added Sustainability staff positions, and hired an expert in Sustainability from the academic world to assist us in our efforts to define our goals and move forward with them. In addition to working on internal issues, he will lead our continuing efforts in our external Sustainability focus with our customer base.
Our formal Mission Statement calls for us to bring value to all of our stakeholders. We recognize these as our customers, our employees, our shareholders, and the communities in which we live and work. Our mission is well aligned with the 3 legs of Sustainability.
We offer programs to our customers that positively impact their profitability, their impact on the environment, the safety of humankind in general as well as our customers' employees, and that minimize energy and water usage. We have formalized a program whereby we work with our customers to identify areas of improvement that have such positive impact; we call these improvement goals joint process improvements (JPI). We are quantifying the financial and environmental impact from these initiatives.
RMC's efforts were noticed early as we were the focus of a television documentary highlighting our successes. Several of our customers, interviewed in the documentary, told of how RMC had impacted their efforts to be more sustainable.
Through our research efforts, we are creating new technologies that support our customers' own Sustainability efforts. An example is the recent launch of dry product chemistries for water treatment purposes reducing water usage, freight fuel usage, labor involvement, and container manufacturing costs and waste. And we are continuing our strategy of developing products that can be certified green by a third party including GreenSeal™ certified RMC toilet seat covers.
RMC practices and results bring value to our employees in ways that are also well aligned with the movement. Our safety focus and record has been exemplary. We offer training and programs for employees to help them advance their stations in life, that help them stay healthy, and that bring fulfillment for them while creating positive financial performance for RMC. And as the Company performs financially, employees are directly linked through profit sharing programs that have been in place for many years.
The communities around us are impacted via programs we run for underprivileged youth, through a leadership role in supporting the United Way, through donations made to multiple specific charities, time given to others by our leadership team and other employees, and through our adoption of a local elementary school in Rochester to advance the learning of hundreds of youngsters at a critical time in their education.
We practice full compliance with environmental and other regulations-both to the letter as well as the spirit of all rules -in our manufacturing, distribution, and use of our products.
Working with the Golisano Institute, we are developing a Sustainability Certification program that will help develop our field sales engineers into experts on the elements of Sustainability to assist our growing customer list with their own efforts. We intend to take this even further by offering the program to our customers to enable us to bring them to Rochester for Sustainability certification as well.
We have created a strong base within the green and now sustainable movement through our long history, and have over the last few years taken this to new levels. We believe RMC is uniquely positioned to positively impact the movement and plan to take a major step in 2012 to capitalize on our strengths, knowledge and expertise to even higher levels with our customers.


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A reader sent in an email and said a Tim Daniels was running Student Help Network at IBRPlan.com. So the first thought to come to mind was, "Who the hell is Tim Daniels?" Figuring the reader sent me the email I thought it must be about someone I've written about before. Otherwise, the email really made no sense, at all. ... Read More »
Is Steven Craig With Tapit.com Really Steven Vanderhoof of Mortgage Law Group and The Credit Exchange Fame?
A tipster (send in your tips here) wrote me and said: "My old boss is using an alias working for Tapit.com in Irvine CA. He owes me back pay He is ripping off this company like be did in Chicago with Mortgage Law Group He goes by Steven Craig. Tapit.com/team he is VP of Sales. I know that the FTC ... Read More »
Steven Vanderhoof Defaults on Settlement for Credit Exchange
A tipster (send in your tips here) has just alerted me that Steven Vanderhoof, of The Credit Exchange fame, was just recently sued for non-payment of a settlement agreed to in the Hess Kennedy bankruptcy. Vanderhoof's lead generation company was sued by the receiver in the Hess Kennedy bankruptcy to claw back money paid for marketing services. Under the terms ... Read More »
The Credit Exchange – Scam, Complaint, Review, or Praise?
Please share your experience with this debt relief company and provide your review and feedback, in the comments section below. The goal of this page is to allow people to share information that may be important to help others to make a more informed decision regarding their experience with this debt relief company. Here are some potential questions you might ... Read More »
I Can't Get Through to the Credit Exchange. – Victoria
phone number change or disconnect. I'm with the Credit Exchange for debt settlement. I'm attempting to find a phone number for the Credit Exchange that I can use to get through to them. I also need a fax number that hasn't been changed or disconnected. If anyone knows, please help. Thank You, Victoria It's time to put debt behind you ... Read More »
Advanced Client Services Says It's Not Responsible for Johnson Law Group Failure. Johnson Law Group Not a Law Firm.
Recently I wrote about the Johnson Law Group Nevada and the involuntary of the company. In the story I had said the failure of Johnson Law Group was because Advanced Client Solutions pulled the plug. I have since received some alleged information that provides a different version of things. Along with the email was an attachment. The deposition of Attorney ... Read More »
Credit Exchange Hit With $16.4 Million Judgment
Things are all of a sudden not looking so good for Debt Settlement marketers that were involved with the failed debt settlement, contract validation, and debt reduction services company known most commonly as Hess-Kennedy. On July 28, 2010 Steve Vanderhoof and the Credit Exchange were hit with a $16,388,820 judgment for their marketing and services they delivered to Laura Hess ... Read More »
I Just Signed Up With The Credit Exchange and The Johnson Law Group for Debt Settlement Services. – Shawana
"Dear Steve, Signed up with the credit exchange a week ago and was told it would NOT have any negative impact on my credit. I'm not behind just wanted to get them paid off at a lower interest rate. I received a "welcome" letter from The Johnson Law Group and it stated my creditors may show my particiation int the ... Read More »
TheCreditExchange.com Signed Me Up For Allegro Law Debt Settlement. – Michele
"Dear Steve, Had 55+ debt from a divorce turned to thecreditexchange.com in Orange County CA to enter a DMP, they signed me up with Allegro Law. I have been with "The Program" since March 2009 in which of course I paid my fees up front, now they have $4320.00 of my money, since I just learned about this situation, of ... Read More »
The Credit Exchange Referred Me to Allegro Law and Now the Court Has Closed Them Down. What Do I Do? – Stefanie
Stefanie "Dear Steve, My husband and I were referred to Allegro Law from another company that we filled out a survey with to see what our options were to get out of debt. Once we talk to the first company which I believed was called, The Credit Exchange, (www.thecreditexchagne.com) we were given all the information up front about our payments, ... Read More »
The Credit Exchange Apparently Charging Sales Staff to Rent Desks
I'm just going to share what I do know and say it is from a tipster (send in your tips here) who contacted me via email@example.com to tell me about working conditions for sales reps at The Credit Exchange, a company that apparently acts as a sales lead agency for debt settlement companies. See other stores on that here. I ... Read More »
The Credit Exchange – Former Employee Speaks Out
I was sent the following email below to email@example.com from a former employee of The Credit Exchange. The opinion and statements posted below are those of the former employee and I welcome The Credit Exchange and Steve Vanderhoof to respond to them. "Hi Steve – I saw your website and decided I wanted to also submit some information to you ... Read More »
Is The Credit Exchange a Scam on the Ropes?
Certainly an interesting comment from a concerned employee at The Credit Exchange about recent activity there. I work for this company but not in the sales part. Movemynetworth was promised to be a huge sucess by its owners and all it did was get us more trouble it seems. After reading this I can now see why. My friends in ... Read More »
What Do You Think About the MLM Product Move My Net Worth Offered by The Credit Exchange? – Paul
"Dear Steve, The Credit Exchange Corp is now selling a Multi Level Marketing product to clients and their employees. See www.movemynetworth.com. Would love your input on this product that is being sold along side of a DMP. $150 start up cost, $150 distributor fee, $50 a month locked in for 4 years to be a member!!! WAY too much money ... Read More »
I Signed Up For Debt Settlement Services and Got Sued Anyway. – Dog
"Dear Steve, I signed with the credit exchange and the jhonson law group and they let me be sued for 8000 dollars because the law group did nothing. My garnishment is for 168 a week Dog" Dear Dog, Recently I reviewed the client agreement for a different debt settlement company. But I think if you look in the fine ... Read More »


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EA took some time during their recent earnings call to announce that they have laid off around 900 workers, with Blake Jorgensen, Vice President of EA saying: "Our cost reduction plans will reduce our overall headcount by approximately 10 percent".
Jorgensen continued, saying that the restructuring plan and resignation of CEO John Riccitello cost the company around $15 million more than they had estimated in their recent estimate guidance. He also added that they're working toward achieving a 20% operating margin, which is a goal within reach after the layoffs.


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It's A New Year - Take Advantage of What MySQL Has To Offer
By Diana.H. Gray-Oracle on Jan 29, 2015
Written by Diana Gray, Senior Principal Curriculum Product Manager
If you've been thinking about migrating to the cloud in this year, here's another area Oracle has worked to simplify – making it even easier to get up to speed!
Now is the time to develop the skills you need.
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Verizon's Nokia Lumia 822 with Windows Phone 8 officially announced
Nokia and Verizon have finally decided to announce the Lumia 822 – previously seen as the Nokia Atlas.
The Lumia 822 is Verizon's first Windows Phone 8 device. It has LTE connectivity, and is targeted at first-time smartphone buyers.
Like the Lumia 810 that's going to be launched by T-Mobile, the Lumia 822 features a 4.3 inch WVGA ClearBlack display, 8MP Carl Zeiss rear camera, 1.2MP front-facing camera, Nokia Drive, Nokia City Lens, Nokia Music, 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and 1GB of RAM.
Verizon didn't say when the Nokia Lumia 822 would be available, and neither for what price. In any case, the smartphone will probably hit the shelves in November, maybe for $100 on contract.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans on Tuesday concluded their $7 million, two-year investigation into the deadly attacks in Benghazi, Libya, with fresh accusations of lethal mistakes by the Obama administration but no "smoking gun" pointing to wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton, then secretary of state and now the Democrats' presumptive presidential nominee.
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BRUSSELS (AP) — British Prime Minister David Cameron fended off anger Tuesday from other European Union leaders at an unprecedented summit charged with uncertainty about the bloc's future without Britain. As leader after leader rejected Cameron's pleas for favorable conditions for Britain once it leaves, he frustrated them by refusing to initiate the divorce proceedings immediately.
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LONDON (AP) — As continental powers pressure a nervous Britain to formally apply to exit the European Union, die-hard "remain" supporters are taking on the mission to put the brakes on the so-called Brexit.
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So far as I can tell, Hartshorne's Algebraic Geometry doesn't define the composition of morphisms of schemes, or the restriction of a morphism to an open subset. Of course it's easy enough to define these in several ways, but not having a fixed definition kind of complicates writing up rigorous solutions to some of the more foundational exercises. Am I just missing something obvious here?
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Does Hartshorne *really* not define things like the composition or restriction of morphisms of schemes?
I agree. On p. 72 locally ringed spaces and their morphisms are defined. Then on p. 73 we have the definition of an isomorphism of locally ringed spaces as a morphism with a two-sided inverse. In principle we need a composition of morphisms for this definition, but Hartshorne doesn't define it there. Instead, he characterizes isomorphisms $(f,f^\#)$ by the property that $f$ is a homeomorphism and $f^\#$ is an isomorphism of sheaves. By the way, with sheaves we have the same problem: On p. 63 isomorphisms of sheaves are defined to be morphisms of sheaves with a two-sided inverse, but not composition of morphisms of sheaves is defined! Finally, on p. 74 morphisms of schemes are defined as morphisms of the underlying locally ringed spaces.
I was a tutor for a lecture on algebraic geometry which was based on the book by Hartshorne. In one exercise one needed to know the precise definition of the composition of two morphisms. Nobody knew it, except for one student. It wasn't explained in the lecture, and the professor didn't even notice that the definition was missing.
One more reason why this book is not the best introduction to algebraic geometry. There are far better introductions, but they often also don't spell out the definition (except of course for EGA I, see Daniel's answer). In Görtz, Wedhorn, Algebraic geometry, the definition is sketched in a remark after Definition 2.29. In Qing Liu, Algebraic Geometry and Arithmetic Curves the defintition is sketched in a remark after Definition 2.20. I could not find the definition in Bosch, Algebraic geometry and commutative algebra; Eisenbud, Harris, The geometry of schemes; Ueno, Algebraic Geometry I.. In most texts such as Vakil, Foundations of algebraic geometry it is just said "there is an obvious notion of composition of morphisms".
It's looking like the answer is "yes." That said, in case it helps anyone who hits this via Google, the relevant definitions are actually written down in:


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Prenatal massage therapy could help you relax
Prenatal massage can help you relax and unwind during this physically demanding time. There are many physical benefits to seeing a massage therapist, and it is considered safe throughout most of the pregnancy. Here is what you should know if you have been considering sitting down for a relaxing massage.
Many experts agree there are benefits to prenatal massage therapy. Women might experience decreased anxiety and improved sleep in addition to reduced physical pain. Pregnant women suffering from depression found that they were less stressed and their overall mood improved.
According to a study from The National Center for Biotechnology Information, pregnant women who received massages were less stressed and anxious. They also had less back and leg pain as a result of the massages. These same studies showed that women suffering from prenatal depression were less likely to experience postpartum depression than women who did not receive massages. The Mayo Clinic also recommends prenatal massage as a way to deal with the back pain of pregnancy.
There are some massage techniques that should not be used while pregnant. Blood flow to the legs naturally decreases during this time and therefore some experts recommend avoiding deep tissue massage and strong pressure on the legs.
Many massage therapists won't provide massages to women who are in their first trimester of the pregnancy. While there is no research showing that massage is dangerous during this time, the massage experts are simply playing it safe. The risk of miscarriage during the first trimester is much higher, and they don't want to contribute to that in any way.
There are some conditions what would prompt a woman to avoid getting a massage at all when pregnant. Women who are experiencing morning sickness or are a high-risk pregnancy should skip this treatment. Anyone who has a condition such as placental abruption should avoid massages completely until after the safe delivery of their baby.
Prenatal massage is an effective and safe treatment that can be used during your pregnancy. There are some situations in which massage is not prescribed, so it is important to talk with your doctor before making an appointment.
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Our occasional tally of economic patterns ponders the ups and downs of traffic.
PLUS: The long-suffering South County toll roads got a dose of good news last year: Combined revenues hit an all-time high at $200 million.
That's likely a sign of economic oomph from the area's upper crust, folks who can afford what can be steep tolls to skip traffic jams. The toll roads – the 73 near the coast and the 241/261/133 in the foothills – actually are drawing a smaller crowd.
The roads had a combined 81 million trips last year, down a touch from 2011 and the fifth consecutive decline in usage since the peak of 2007 of 99 million trips.
It's my guess that job losses largely are to blame for the usage drop – as are flexible workplaces where folks can telecommute in various ways to cut down on driving.
So how did tollway revenues increase? A series of large toll hikes. Why? To help meet huge debt repayment burdens left from construction.
Last year's total toll take was up 6.3 percent in a year, the third consecutive annual gain. My trusty spreadsheet tells me that the toll roads revenue per trip – think of that as the typical toll – has increased 23 percent since the ridership peak of 2007.
That pricing burden – in tough economic times – sadly caps the toll roads' ability to help ease traffic burdens on the nearby freeways.
MINUS: Let's not forget pain at the pump. Federal fuel watchers at the Energy Information Agency estimate that a typical American household spent a record $2,912 on gas last year.
That's a touch less than 4 percent of income before taxes. Minus 2008, that's the highest yearly slice of family budgets taken by fuel in three decades.
The energy agency explains that the jump in gas spending is a mix of people driving more but in far more fuel-efficient vehicles. Pricier gas negates the gain from high-mileage cars.
Efficiency means that U.S. gas consumption hit a 10-year low in 2011 before rebounding slightly last year. But gas prices, by the agency's math for the nation, jumped 26 percent in 2011 and 3 percent last year.
EQUALS: You'd think drivers might see the cost-benefit analysis of, say, skipping congestion on a less-traveled tollway.
Texas A& M Transportation Institute's latest national traffic study shows the cost of jams: Auto commuters in Los Angeles and Orange counties spent 61 extra hours stuck in congestion in 2011 – tied for the nation's second-biggest waste of time, behind the Washington, D.C., area.
By this math, those local snarls also translated to 27 extra gallons of gas being used in 2011. All told, time and fuel waste in jams cost a Southern California driver $1,300 in 2011.
These costs have grown slowly after taking a sharp drop in the Great Recession.
In the economic boom of 2006, by Texas A& M math, Southern California commuters wasted 18 more hours stuck in congestion than they did in 2011. That boosted 2006's cost of snarl to $2,124 – 63 percent higher than in 2011.


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In Vim normal mode, the
0 command takes you to the first column on the line and
^ takes you to the logical start of line (e.g. the first non-whitespace character). In the regex world,
^ matches the first character on the line, whitespace or not. Does Vim have a pattern that behaves like its '^' command--matching the logical beginning of a line?
In Vim normal mode, the
There's no shortcut to match the first non-whitespace character on a line, you have to build the pattern yourself, like:
If you don't want to include the whitespace in your match, you have to use a zero-width assertion, like:
Not exactly pretty, but at least it gets the job done.
To match the first non-whitespace character, you'd just use
If you use
For instance, this line starts with a space:
This vim command will remove the leading space:
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Amick, a native of Sunnyvale, Calif., played in 18 matches while making 16 starts. Spending the season mostly at center back, Amick played in six of UCLA's seven shutouts, amassing a total of 1,484 minutes to lead all UCLA freshmen. Additionally, he was named the No. 12 freshman to watch in the country by Top Drawer Soccer and helped UCLA earn the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2003.
A member of the U.S. U-18 National Team throughout 2012, Amick previously competed for the U.S. at the 2012 Lisbon International Tournament in Portugal and in the U.S. U-18 European training camp, earning caps in friendly matches against the Netherlands U-18 National Team, Borussia Dortmund's U-18 Academy team, Club Brugge's U-19 Team and Feyenoord Rotterdam's U-19 team. He has earned six caps overall with the U.S. Youth National Team.
Iloski played in nine matches for the Bruins in 2013, making seven starts, before missing the latter half of the season with an injury. The Escondido, Calif. native earned All-Tournament Team honors at the adidas/IU Credit Union Classic to start the season and scored one goal and recorded one assist on the year. Like Amick, he earned a spot on Top Drawer Soccer's Top 100 Freshmen to Watch list, coming in at No. 62. Iloski has previously participated in three camps with the U.S. U-18 National Team that included trips to France and Portugal.
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DEFENDERS (10): Jordan Allen (Real Salt Lake; Rochester, N.Y.), Michael Amick (UCLA; Sunnyvale, Calif.), Sulaiman Dainkeh (Maryland; Reston, Va.), Conor Donovan (Capital Area RailHawks Academy; Fuquay Varina, N.C.), Trevor Haberkorn (Furman; Roanoke, Texas), Grant Lillard (Chicago Fire Academy; Hinsdale, Ill.), Jalen Markey (North Carolina; Renton, Wash.), Matthew Miazga (New York Red Bulls; Clifton, N.J.), Shaquell Moore (IMG Academy; Powder Springs, Ga.), John Requejo Jr. (Real So Cal; Carpinteria, Calif.)
MIDFIELDERS (14): Corey Baird (Real Salt Lake AZ; Escondido, Calif.), Arun Basuljevic (New York Red Bulls; Mahopac, N.Y.), Marco Delgado (Chivas USA; Glendora, Calif.), Luis Felipe (Cruzeiro Esporte Clube; Ouro Branco, Minas Gerais), Ian Harkes (Wake Forest; Fairfax, Va.), Jacori Hayes (Wake Forest; Bowie, Md.), Brian Iloski (UCLA; Escondido, Calif.), Eric Lickert (SC Freiburg; Glotteral, Germany), Saalih Muhammad (Dinamo GNK), Adam Najem (Akron; Clifton, N.J.), Cristian Roldan (Washington; Pico Rivera, Calif.), Herbert Robinson (Club Santos Laguna; Monclova, Coahuila), Joel Sonora (Boca Juniors; Buenos Aires, Argentina), Omar Thompson (Unattached; Miami, Fla.)
FORWARDS (8): Andrew Brody (Louisville; Orlando, Fla.), Benji Lopez (Real Salt Lake; San Diego, Calif.), Ricardo Lopez-Espin (Shattuck-St Mary's; Miami, Fla.), Amando Moreno (NY Red Bulls; Morganville, N.J.), Alex Muyl (Georgetown; New York, N.Y.), Zach Pfeffer (Philadelphia Union; Dresher, Pa.), Rubio Rubin (Unattached; Beaverton, Ore.), Travis Wannemuehler (NC State; Evansville, Ind.)


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The helmet can be endlessly personalized through Skins (printed elastane fabric helmet covers) and add-ons (soft rubber snap-on accessories). EGG helmets are not only fun but they also excel in safety as they comply with all safety standards for skiing, snowboarding, cycling and skateboarding - snow, street and water safety regulations: CE NEN 1077, 1078 & 1385 TüV certification. An adult size will be added soon.
EGG helmets are innovative, highly customizable, multi-sport helmets for kids.


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Holiday Home Brew Kits Straight Outta' Brooklyn
From Dan Harding on December 17, 2009 in Tools and Tips
Craft brewmasters Stephen Valand and Erica Shea quit their jobs to open a home brew shop
If spending holiday time with your extended family is something you can only survive inebriated, the perfect gift is out there. It's a DIY home brewery, and it fits in even the tiniest apartments.
The Brooklyn Brew Shop created several holiday DIY brew kits to give even the most amateur brewer the gift of delicious stouts and ales. They designed their kits with space-efficiency in mind, hoping to reverse the misconception that home brewing equals large, unsightly beasts of machinery. Taking up less than one square foot of countertop space, each kit comes with the ingredients for a particular brew and the necessary tools of the trade, including attractive glass containers.
In addition to their everyday varieties of brew kits, Brooklyn Brew Shop is now offering holiday selections:
- Gingerbread Ale
- Chestnut Brown Ale
- Eggnog Milk Stout
- Holiday IPA
Once you get the hang of the home brewing process, you can keep ordering brew mixes without the kit. You can buy a set for yourself and crack it open early if things start to get a little awkward-family-photo-status, or attain sainthood by giving it to someone else as a holiday present. Either way, if you're thinking of brewing around the holidays, it'd be nice to do it with all the rich tastes that make Christmas so special.


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Western Hinterland of Qamûla:
The Rock Inscriptions of Gebel Akhenaton
Not far from Pahu's inscriptions site is another collection of inscriptions, the most remarkable of which are three depictions of Akhenaton, after whom we have named the site Gebel Akhenaton.
Gebel Akhenaton Lower Site No. 7:
Akhenaton Elevating Offerings to the Arms of the Aton
Akhenaton holds out a tray of offerings to the downward reaching arms — or as the Egyptians would no doubt have described them, rays with hands49 — of the Aton,50 the disk of which has vanished, presuming it was originally fully carved. The offering tray appears to hold five small and roughly circular loaves of bread, with more obscure offerings atop them; the long, horizontal object onthe left, apparently unfinished at the right end, may represent a clump of onions. Although somewhatcharicateurish, even considering the exagerrations inherent in the Amarna artistic idiom, Akhenaton's face reveals the features of the first phase of his new artistic style, and is rendered withsomesuccess, especially considering the rough medium of the gebel surface.51
Behind Akhenaton is a military standard, in the form of a boat and fan atop a pole, apparently a naval ensign.52 A similar rock art depiction of a military standard appears in a rock depiction at Kanais.53 The depictions of Akhenaton are most likely the work of a member of a naval contingent, as is the Amarna Period hieratic inscription of the naval scribe Ramose at Deir Abu Hinnis; the standard in the Gebel Akhenaton depiction suggests more specifically that the image is the work of a standard bearer.54
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49 Although Goldwasser, JARCE 46 (2010): 159-165, has speculated on the nature of the Aton with rays and hands, on the basis of determinatives in Amarna texts, an inscription on the ceiling of the third shrine of Tutankhamun (Piankoff and Rambova, Shrines of Tut-Ankh-Amon, fig. 28 [opposite p. 70]) — apparently overlooked by Goldwasser and others who have commented on Akhenaton's armed disk — clearly describes the image in the Egyptians' own terms: "The rays of Aton are protection over you, their hands bearing health and life" (Piankoff and Rambova, ibid., p. 70, n. 1, recognized that the passage on the the shrine described Akhenaton's solar deity).
50 Compare Davies, El Amarna 2, pl. 20; idem, El Amarna 4, pl. 23.
51 Aldred, Akhenaten and Nefertiti, p. 94, no. 6. For the face and head in general, compare the sketch Brooklyn Museum of Art 36.876 — R. Freed, Y.J. Marlowitz, and S.H. D'Auria, eds., Pharaohs of the Sun, p. 246 (no. 136).
52 Compare two of the standards in Davies, Amarna 3, pl. 31.
53 Rohl, Followers of Horus, p. 17-19, fig. 3 (there misunderstood as a "standard of the crescent moon with rising sun symbol").
54 Willems and Demarée, RdE 60 (2009): 222-226 (note that the same Ramose may also have been a standard bearer as well — ibid., p. 224).
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News 10/02/2014
Monday, February 10th, 2014
Dear Guests and Old Friends of Dar Ayniwen,
It has been a long way since 2001, but Dar Ayniwen has not stopped evolving for the better, for you.
First of all, let me thank all of you who have been here before.
I have not figured out the ins and outs of the TripAdvisor Best Hotels Challenge, but again this year, because of you, our beloved guests, we have been selected as best place for romance, luxury and small hotels in Africa.
Me, Aziz, and the staff are grateful by all means about your comments which led to this nomination, so thank you, thank you, thank you…
Let me tell you about our new project at Dar Ayniwen.
We have decided that it was not enough for us to offer you a great stay, a way to relax, or a refreshing walk in our garden.
We want to make sure that your culinary experience is going to be exceptional as well. I think there is only one way to that is by producing organic product ourselves.
Even if the idea is just bubbling for now, we have had since the beginning our own olive oil from the garden, untreated lemons and some oranges, basil and other herbs that are found in our dishes.
Obviously if it was nice to have these touches, today we want more.
The goal is now to put our organic products in our dishes, bio vegetables, and to have a maximum of homemade products, including, but not limited to jam, bread, pastries, and so on.
Eggs from our chicken farm, where chicken run….yes for real.
I have found 3,75 acres of land that will be used to develop this project. I will be delighted to take you there if you are interested.
Attached are a few pictures…
We are very excited about the planting and hope that this project will, once implemented, enhance your experience at Dar Ayniwen as well.
In the meantime, everyone is getting ready to welcome you at Dar Ayniwen. Not only have we worked in the house to make it more comfortable and cosy but in the garden as well to offer you a wonderful spring.
The sun is back, the pool is warm and if you get your flight tickets early you may get good rates.
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It's time, once again, to check out coming attractions at the Colony Theater in Raleigh in their revival series Cinema Overdrive, Cool Classics, and their new series Golden Age, which kicked off last month with Blake Edward's beloved 1961 rom com "Breakfast at Tiffany's."
First up, Cool Classics presents one of my all-time favorites: Hal Ashby's "Harold and Maude" (1971), which is a very different kind of rom com, on Wednesday night (February the 19th). A young Bud Cort courts a very old Ruth Gordon in the counter-culture favorite that features a score of songs by Cat Stevens that you'll be singing long after the film has ended.
Next month's Cool Classic selection is another piece of seminal '70s cinema: Robert Altman's "Nashville" (1975), on March 19th. An eclectic cast, including Keith Carradine, Lily Tomlin, Henry Gibson, Shelly DuVall, Ned Beatty, and Ronee Blakley, come together during a Republican convention in the tuneful Tennessee city in the film that noted critic Pauline Kael called "the funniest epic vision of America ever to reach the screen."
The last Cool Classic scheduled for now is Woo-ping Yuen's 1978 martial arts action comedy "Drunken Master," starring Jackie Chan, Yuen Siu-tien, and Hwang Jang Lee, on April 16th. All Cool Classics screenings are $5.00, and start at 7:30 p.m.
On Wednesday night, February 26th, Cinema Overdrive is screening Paul Bartel's 1982 cult classic "Eating Raoul" (rescheduled from Feb. 12th because of the snow storm). Starring Bartel and Mary Woronov, who previously appeared together in the 1979 punk rock Ramones comedy "Rock 'N Roll High School," star as a boring couple (aptly named the Blands) who decide to kill Los Angeles swingers in order to steal their money with the help of Robert Beltran as Raoul.
Following that will be John Frankenheimer's 1966 thriller "Seconds," starring Rock Hudson, on March 12th. April 9th brings Dario Argento's 1971 Italian Giallo film "Four Flies on Grey Velvet," and Enzo G. Castellari's 1976 Western "Keoma" is the final Cinema Overdrive feature scheduled for now, set for May 7th. All CO screenings are at 8:00 p.m., and are $5.00.
The newest Colony Theater series, Golden Age, has a colossal classic of a Western for its second screening on March 5th: John Ford's "The Searchers" (1956), starring John Wayne. Their third feature will be Robert Wise's mighty 1965 musical "The Sound of Music," starring Julie Andrews, on April 2nd.
All Golden Age screenings are $5.00, and start at 7:30 p.m.
So mark your calendars, Raleigh area film fans, and go to ambassadorcinemas.com for more information.
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Political Wisdom: What Will We Learn About Elena Kagan?
Democrats and Republicans will be positioning themselves for the November elections as they question Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan this week. Kagan, the solicitor general and a former Harvard Law School dean and aide to President Bill Clinton, is widely expected to be confirmed to take the seat of 90-year-old Justice John Paul Stevens, whose last day on the court is today. What can we expect to learn about her during he confirmation hearings, and should we expect a fight? (Click here for WSJ coverage.)
Writing at Politico, Josh Gerstein and Manu Raju say that Republicans plan to make Kagan's confirmation hearings a "'teachable moment' to highlight the dangers of liberal judicial activism."
But even that modest goal has proved difficult to achieve in the run-up to the opening of her confirmation hearings on Monday, especially with a nominee as elusive as Kagan, whose ascent to the high court hardly seems in doubt.
They've had to compete with the BP oil spill for public attention, and on Tuesday — the first day of Kagan's Q & A — Gen. David Petraeus heads to the Hill to explain the abrupt change of command in Afghanistan.
And while the "wise Latina" comment became a focal point for opponents of President Barack Obama's first Supreme Court nominee, Sonia Sotomayor, no similar statement has emerged from the ultra-cautious Kagan to crystallize the opposition.
Still, Republicans have settled on a strategy of painting Kagan, who has never been a judge, as a politically driven ideologue. They insist they haven't ruled out a filibuster, though that seems highly unlikely.
Garrett Epps writes in the Atlantic that he feels GOP Sen. Jeff Sessions's pain. Epps is a novelist who teaches courses in both constitutional law and creative writing at the University of Baltimore and has endorsed Kagan.
Kagan has many admirers but few diehard supporters. This makes life more, not less, difficult for Sessions and his fellow Republicans. It's hard to attack Kagan's resume, because it's stellar; it's harder to portray her as "outside the mainstream," because she's so carefully centrist. So far her record discloses nary a "wise Latina" moment. Hardest of all is to tar her by association, since her patrons are solid establishment figures. (That hasn't stopped Sessions from suggesting that there's something shady about American icons like Abner Mikva and Thurgood Marshall.) Their approbation–and the fact that Republicans themselves refused to allow hearings on her nomination to the Court in 1999–draw the sting of the "no judicial experience" trope. Blocked from the bench, she didn't go to Disney World. She became Dean of Harvard Law School.
This has led to what might be generously called flailing. Republicans have attacked Kagan's opposition to "don't ask don't tell;" that critique might be more cogent if the Congress and the military weren't jettisoning the policy. Former Judge Robert Bork complains that she once said nice things about an Israeli Supreme Court Justice. Pat Buchanan helpfully points out that she is Jewish. Other conservatives suggest that she is part of "the concerted and ominous campaign under way to bring Shariah to America."
So far, this adds up to less than zero–like the defense lawyer who argues that (1) the defendant was never at the crime scene; (2) the money was already gone when he got there; and (3) the money was still there when he left.
Chris Cillizza at the Washington Post cites public opinion polls showing Kagan isn't well-known. But he argues that Republicans aren't likely to pick a fight over her.
Under different circumstances, Kagan's relative anonymity would set up the hearings as a genuine jump ball with both parties trying to win the perception battle over the coming week.
But, with the 2010 midterm election only 127 days off, a fight over Kagan isn't one that Republicans are likely to pick barring some sort of major revelation about her. (They will, of course, make some show of a fight in order to make their base, which cares deeply about judicial nominations, happy.)… Republicans know that in an election you have to pick your fights. And, it's hard to imagine they want to fight over Kagan.
Fortune's Nin-Hai Tseng says that for big business, Kagan is a wild card – and that could be good for companies.
Perhaps a degree of unpredictability on the Supreme Court is just what corporate America needs. Stevens complained that during the course of his 35-year tenure on the court, the bench has become more and more partisan, often leaving little doubt as to which way certain cases will be ruled. When lawsuits involving major corporations reach the highest judicial level in the country, a bit of uncertainty will likely make for a better show. Justices in the center are a welcome addition to the unbalanced scale.
There are three parts to Kagan's career that offer a few glimmers into her thinking on big business: her record at the Department of Justice as a defender of shareholder and investor rights, her pragmatic reputation as a domestic policy advisor for former President Bill Clinton, and her time running a top-notch law school with a multi-million dollar fundraising campaign.
Kagan's record hardly translates into an anti-business bent but accountability appears to matter to her.


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|It's game week!
Robb Akey knows one thing for certain - competition within the ranks will make any football team better.
After nearly four weeks of fall practices, he's certain that applies to the Idaho Vandals, who are showing signs of marked improvement on the offensive and defensive fronts as well as stability in the backfields and among the receiving corps. Battles still are being waged in the secondary but Akey is confident those competitions only will serve to strengthen the unit.
"We're giving them the opportunity right now to find out if they'll write a depth chart for us," Akey said. "We're giving them the opportunity. That's the best part. These guys are going out and competing. When you have jobs on the line, that adds to the competitive level of things."
Akey talks a bit in intangibles when assessing the 2011 Vandals - like their competitiveness, having a sense of urgency, and washing away the bitter taste of a 2010 that didn't meet their expectations. But he also can talk in specifics - such as increased size, depth and knowledge of the Idaho systems.
He's the first to acknowledge Idaho goes into the season with a first-time full-time starter at quarterback. He's equally quick to note that Brian Reader has started for the Vandals, has led them to a comeback victory and has been in the system for two full seasons.
"His leadership is very, very strong," Akey said. "It's not like you're throwing a guy out there to the wolves that hasn't done it before.
"He's a great competitor. He knows what he's doing. The kid's got a great way about him."
Reader's 'way' is such that he, along with tackle Tyrone Novikoff, was voted an offensive captain by his teammates. Joining Reader and Novikoff as captains are defensive tackle Mike Cosgrove and linebacker Tre'Shawn Robinson for the defense and Tyrone Brooks, a linebacker, for special teams.
The line in front of Reader is big, quick, and, for the most part, experienced. His weapons at receiver, tight end and running back are a mix of established talent and promising newcomers. The line, which averages 309 pounds and 6 feet, 3.5 inches, returns Novikoff, Matt Cleveland (tackle) and Sam Tupua (guard). Mike Marboe (center) and Jordan Johnson (guard) are the leading contenders for the other two starting positions.
In the backfield, Princeton McCarty has the greatest amount of game experience in a prominent role - at Idaho. Transfer Ryan Bass (out of Arizona State) is touted highly after sitting out the mandatory season as a Division I transfer and veteran Kama Bailey has had strong spring and fall camps. Veterans Preston Davis, Armauni Johnson and Justin Veltung return to the receiving corps with Mike Scott an eye-popping addition in fall camp. The tight ends all are game-experienced with Taylor Elmo, Mike LaGrone and Clayton Homme in the traditional role and Henry Asuega as a hybrid back/tight end.
Defensively, the line averages about 275 pounds and 6-4 - numbers that bring a smile to Akey's face. While, there are gaps to fill - particularly with the graduation of end Aaron Lavarias, Akey has a good feeling about the ability of this year's crop to do so successfully. At the tackle, Cosgrove weighs in at a fit 6-4, 300 pounds and as the unit's leader. On the ends are veterans Benson Mayowa and Charles Smith Jr., with promising redshirt freshman Karel Kearney at the nose.
The linebackers, while thinned a bit with the injury to Robert Siavii last spring that is forcing him to redshirt this fall, has found depth through experience and competition. Robinson is holding down the middle with Homer Mauga at the SAM and Conrad Scheidt at the WIL. Understudies Jeffrey Bediako, John McKinley, Korey Toomer and Brooks drew praise from defensive coordinator/linebackers coach Mark Criner.
The secondary has familiar faces at all positions with Matthew Harvey, Kenny Patten, Aaron Grymes and Tracy Carter at the corners and Quin Ashley, Trey Williams, Gary Walker and James Randall at the safeties.
Back for their third seasons are standout specialists Trey Farquhar (kicker) and Bobby Cowan (punter). Getting the ball to them is newcomer Marius Burgsmueller, whose playing experience was with a club team in his native Germany. Bailey and Veltung are two of the best kick returners in school history.
What it all comes down to, Akey said, is fundamental football - and ignoring preseason predictions that they wouldn't be a factor in the Western Athletic Conference race this year.
"I want to see the discipline factor - do what you're supposed to do when you're supposed to do it," Akey said. "Last year's team was one play away from back-to-back bowl games.
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|Retro Gaming and Nostalgia! Where PacMan swallowed his first pill.
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|12th July 2007, 04:40 PM
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Who grew up on these? Are they considered Retro?
I started back in 94. Biggest mistake I ever made.
I ended up running my own mud from 98 to 2004. Coded
probably 20 megs by myself into a Diku. SoulMUD. Didnt
even know how to when I started. But I hated to see it die,
and so I took it up and spent more hours then I could count
into making it one of the best Diku systems I ever played
(or non-diku systems for that matter).
I'd still have it up now but I dont have a place to host it.
Gosh I miss that place. I miss coding.
Apathetically creative, unfated, death slated.
Discovering the need to discover undiscovered discoveries.
"that wasn't lag, that was the Matrix changing " -Me
|14th July 2007, 01:04 AM
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Yah mate, I got hooked on MUDs back in college. I'd done the BBS scene, but this was real time!! Loved it, wound up imming, then coding for the ROT mud (Diki->ROM->ROT), then started up our own when Vengeance stopped writing code.
I really enjoyed it, and my best buddy from there came down to visit the wife and I and wound up moving to my city. His kiddo is my god daughter now and we still stay in touch loads, been 11 years since then.
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MUD's ROT's, Diki's what are you peeps on about????? I guess i was not part of the in crowd back then, or now i suppose
Ah np found out - google is a wonderful tool, i have been referenced to a tool now and then tho i got the impression it was not a good thing howver i cannot be sure
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I did Batmud back in 93-94. Damn near failed out of college between it and IRC.
Currently Playing
Guild Wars
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|15th July 2007, 06:02 AM
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Think Wow & EQ without the graphics, just everything in text,
even the commands. Actually MUD's spawned the entire
MMORPG industry. Command based.
Sec, I'll link the old web page for giggles.
Ahh, found it, SoulMUD.org Age of Life
I keep it stashed away on verizon should I ever manage to
find a server to open it up again on.
Apathetically creative, unfated, death slated.
Discovering the need to discover undiscovered discoveries.
"that wasn't lag, that was the Matrix changing " -Me
|15th July 2007, 06:49 AM
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Yah, MUDs are probably the main step things took between Legend of the Red Dragon, Trade Wars, and that sort of stuff we ran on BBSes and Ultima Online. UO was the main one to drag us out of text outside some sleepers.
And MUDs from the BBS games were a huge jump...turned based vs. real time.
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I fondly remeber Legend of the Red dragon on BBS's.
A few turns per day, just a few each day...
UO is probably the least mud like MMORPG out there.
Apathetically creative, unfated, death slated.
Discovering the need to discover undiscovered discoveries.
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TULSA, Okla. (SMU) - Arturs Kazijevs fell in the second round of consolation singles and the duo of Nate Lammons and Alex Sanders lost a heartbreaker in the first round of consolations doubles to finish a strong performance for SMU at the ITA All-American Championships in Tulsa, Okla.
Kazijevs fell to No. 74 Clay Thompson of UCLA, 6-2; 6-2. The SMU junior defeated No. 76 Ace Matias of UNLV in the first round of consolation singles late on Wednesday.
Lammons and Sanders gave the 10th-ranked pair of Tim Kopinski and Ross Guignon of Illinois all they could handle, but ultimately lost 8-7 (5). Lammons and Sanders had never played doubles together before this season, and started the year 6-0 with four wins in Tulsa.
"It was a tremendous tournament for our guys," Head Coach Carl Neufeld said. "Lammons and Sanders had a great match. Playing in their first tournament together, beating three ranked teams and playing a tight match against the 10th-ranked team in the nation shows they're on track to be one of the top doubles teams in the country."
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Orange Vegas touchscreen phone to be launched for only €69 on PAYG
Orange is getting ready to launch a new and highly affordable touchscreen phone, called Orange Vegas.
The handset is a dual band GSM/GPRS one that features a 2.4 inch TFT touchscreen display, probably with a QVGA resolution.
The price of Orange Vegas (on Pay as You Go) is said to be of only €69 (92 USD), which would make it one of the cheapest full-touch phones ever.
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For the past several years, A32 has ceased business operations, though the non-profit status persisted in the State Records. As of May of 2013, the last remaining members -- three of us -- decided to proceed to close the corporation. The residual funds, which had languished untrouched in the A32 checking acocunt during the years of non-operation, have been donated to the Computer History Museum of Mountain View, California. We are now processing the forms required by the State to end the corporation.
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- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
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- 1 cup dried cranberries
- 2 tablespoons each finely chopped onion, celery, green pepper and sweet red pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- 3/4 cup chopped pecans
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- In a small bowl, combine cheeses. Stir in the cranberries, vegetables and pepper sauce. Shape into a ball; wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for 1 hour or until firm. Roll cheese ball in pecans. Serve with crackers. Yield: 2 cups.
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8 Things She Wishes You Knew She Wants In Bed
7- Trimmed pubic hair is better
If you enjoy receiving oral sex, trim your pubic hair. Lots of women won't say anything, and if they say they don't care when asked, they are probably being truthful — only because they don't know what they're missing! Do it anyway. Trim it to about half an inch, and if you're really brave, try shaving your testicles.
This feels great for you and much better for her mouth; it is generally 20 times more enjoyable for everyone. Pubic hair is a real deterrent for a girl trying her best to lick your balls, and it can send her straight onto your penis if it gets too hairy down there. Surely you won't mind this, but there is no point in hastening the experience now is there?
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A woman generally likes to feel in control, so when you suggest something out of the ordinary, she may react with suspicion. Who have you been talking to? Have you been sleeping with someone else to get these ideas? A defensive reaction to new ideas is a bad start. If you often encounter resistance, try a different tactic.
Magazine articles are a good way to educate her about options, especially if they were written by a woman. Find articles that have ordinary women talking about how good it was to have anal sex or have sex in a weird place — whatever you want to do — and get her to read it. She's probably left Cosmo wide open on the "Sex Tips for Men" page a few times, hoping you would read it and learn a few things, so why shouldn't you do the same?
Women's sex forums are also a good source. They give her time to read and absorb information without your opinion on the matter. Suggest it delicately, and then try to make her believe it was her idea in the first place.
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Irish regulators tell four banks to raise 24 billion euros.
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The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art is offering a challenging evening Friday for anyone curious about modern art.
At 6 p.m., Danish artist Mie Olise will discuss her Shipsearching sculpture that occupies a corner of UMOCA's main gallery. It's part of a larger exhibit, Bikuben, that explores 19th Century Scandinavian memory and migration to Utah. Bikuben was a Utah Danish-immigrant newspaper published between 1876 and 1935. The word means "beehive" (Maybe one of the artists can come up with another metaphor for Utah?).
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Absolutely gorgeous Simone Carvalli Gown. This dress is lovely on the rack and even more beautiful when worn. It hugs curves in the right way and really emphasizes an hourglass figure while retaining a slight A-line – a very classic and beautiful look. It is NOT a mermaid dress but gives that same hourglass impression. It is not too heavy and very comfortable to wear for hours.
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In my quest to explore all of Little Tokyo's culinary offerings and find a true competitor to my favourite to date, Toshi Sushi, off I went to try Sushi Go 55.
Let that not mean it was easy going. It's on the third floor of the Little Tokyo Market, a fairly large edifice on the corner of 4th and Alameda. I hesitantly walked into the mall from the Alameda street back entrance: past the massive grocery store, past the frozen yogurt shop, past the karaoke place, back to the frozen yogurt shop to ask the friendly server inside if I was even in the right place, and then, affirmation in hand, past the aikido and judo studio upstairs, until...there it was...luminescent sign, fish on the doorway and all.
Irrashaimase! We enter the tiny space, with about 8-10 tables tucked into it. Everything is casual, warm, and welcoming. We choose to sit at the bar which is half empty this particular Wednesday night, (perhaps people were still attached to their TVs digesting the inevitable analyses of the State of the Union) because it offered more privacy than being stuck at a middle table barely a foot away from our fellow diners.
Libations: We order green tea, which is refilled diligently throughout dinner. Sake, shochu and beer are on the menu as well.
To give you some context before delving into the food, Sushi Go 55 has been in Little Tokyo for 60 years according to their website. "Traditional sushi" is their forte.
Flip through the menu and you will see that each contains handwritten add-ins on specials. Charming, I thought, because they are obviously written by different people in different marker hues.
True to their word, there are no newfangled fancy roll platters or such on the menu. For my party of two, we order some salmon nigiri (a personal must for me at Japanese restaurants), some kumamoto oysters, a nigiri take dinner (8 pieces of assorted nigiri, 3 pieces of cucumber maki and 3 pieces of tuna maki), and the nasu hasamiage (stuffed eggplant all tempura-ed up). As soon as the order if placed, we notice 'Japanese chillies' scrawled on the specials board in addition to the menu, and summon our server back to ask if they mean shishito peppers. "Do you read katakana?" she asks, astonished, as the actual word, 'shishito,' was only written in katakana on the board. We don't but we're great at hoping and assuming, we inform her. We're in luck: they do mean shishito peppers. One order please.
The sushi is handed over across the bar by the smiling chef. Speaking of, there is one smiling chef and his grim looking sous-chef who does occasionally burst into a jolly trot toward the freezer or a surprisingly cheery smile. The rest of the food is delivered from the kitchen.
Now here's what I have to say:
For a place that focuses emphatically on the quality of the fish, it was surprisingly unexceptional: the salmon was decent (then again, I have a tendency to forgive salmon even if it isn't superlative), and the rest of the assortment in the nigiri take dinner was strictly so-so. The shishito peppers were delicious, grilled well, and topped with bonito flakes. Squirt some lemon on them, and you're good to go. The kumamoto oysters: exemplary. I placed an order for the hama hama oysters, fleshier and larger than the kumamoto that they have on the menu as well, which turn out to be the same. Scrumptious. The nasu hasamiage was crunchy and went down well, but had no memorable taste to speak of.
Summarily then, go to Sushi Go 55 for their oysters, shishito peppers, and perhaps their other menu offerings, but if you're a stickler for excellent sushi like I am, walk down the block and try another spot in Little Tokyo. Unless you order everything à la carte or place multiple orders of oysters, the bill turns out pleasantly light.
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Paul Walker's body was found in a pugilistic stance when the first responders got to the bodies of Walker and the driver of the car. The coroner's report has released gruesome details about the death of Walker last month when the car he was riding in hit a light pole going over 100 mph., according to International Business Times on Jan. 4.
The car spun 180 degrees after the initial impact then rammed into a tree, which is what cut the car almost in half. The report of Walker's body being found in a pugilistic stance suggests that he was bracing for the impact, apparently he saw it coming.
Walker's body was reported as "laying supine in the passenger seat in the pugilistic stance." It was as if he was bracing himself for what was about to happen. The coroner's report also said that Walker had a fractures to his jaw, collarbone and left upper arm. He also had other fractures throughout his body from this horrific crash.
Walker's death was from a combined thermal and traumatic injuries. The driver of the car, Roger Rodas, was a close friend and a financial advisor to Walker. He died from traumatic injuries he sustained in the crash.
The coroner reports that there was "scant soot in Walker's trachea" which might suggest he was alive momentarily after the crash, enough to take a weak breath as the fire broke out. Another bit of information shared from the report was that some tissue from the autopsy will be kept for a while in case of law suits.
There was no alcohol or drugs in Paul Walker's system. The driver was also clear of alcohol or drugs, so substances did not play a part in this crash. It appears that it was sheer speed that killed these two men.