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The Sony Xperia U is supposed to be the entry range budget phone that comes with a dual core processor and an able GPU. The stylish looks of the phone are borrowed from its high end predecessor – Sony Xperia S. There is also a 5MP camera on the back of the phone that is capable of recording 720p HD videos. The Xperia U has a 3.5inch screen with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels and has been built on Sony Mobile BRAVIA engine. The only internal storage in the phone is 4GB inside the phone and there is no microSD card slot. There is a sufficient 512MB RAM for all the basic apps and processes. In addition to the camera at the back, there is also a secondary camera on the front for video calls.
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The Addicted Brain
Marc Lewis took every drug imaginable over a 15 year period. He knows drugs can make you feel good, and he experienced the desperate lows of addiction. He's been drug free for 30 years and is now a neuroscientist. So what do the drugs he took actually do to your brain? Why do they make you feel the way they do? And -crucially – how is the brain responsible for addiction? He speaks to Paul Barclay
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Up until 1972 I suffered the most dreadful depression from early childhood with alcoholism commencing at 14. I contracted meningitis at just 9 months old, then at 28 suffered very severe bends with cerebral complications (as indicated by tunnel vision) as an abalone diver. However, there were plenty of environmental factors to depress me. I was brutalised by my father who came back from WW2 deranged. As well as bashing me he ridiculed and criticised everything I did.
At 19, filled with self loathing, I went forward at a Billy Graham meeting in 1959 and then committed the worst sin possible for a Baptist, I backslid, finally believing that I had been cut off with no possible hope of redemption. I was going to burn in Hell forever and this tormented me day and night. The only way I could cope was to drink myself into oblivion. I couldn't commit suicide and I couldn't be awake and I couldn't talk to ANYBODY about it. Being unconscious was the only way out.
I just couldn't see the absurd contradictions of a God of infinite love burning someone in Hell forever for ANYTHING let alone for simply backsliding. God, knowing the beginning to the end, creates the Devil for company and gives him free will so that he's not relating to a robot, knowing full well that he'll try to usurp Gods authority, then creates Hell to banish the Devil to for simply doing what was inevitable.
Then God creates man knowing full well the outcome, that man will fall and have to be banished to Hell. But he didn't create Hell for man. He created it for the Devil and anyway as man has free will then it is HE who chooses Hell (rather than TOTAL subservience to him and total suppression of the extremely powerful desires that God has given him). A reasonable juxtaposition of totally irreconcilable opposites (for a paranoid schizophrenic.) The more I wrestled with these contradictions the more psychotic I became.
I had been taking LSD since 1968 as it gave me relief from the depression. Then one night in 1970 I tripped with a friend of mine, intending to turn him on to my Christian ideas, although why I don't know. Instead the trip backfired as he kept saying to me, "There is no such thing as sin, no such thing as right and wrong (meaning objectively). Suddenly it dawned on me that all of the contradictions were completely absurd. The Moody Blues were singing from a Question of Balance "A beam of light will fill your head and you'll remember what's been said by all the wise men this world had ever known".
I was completely overwhelmed with the absolute truth of what he was saying At last I was FREE from guilt, sin and religion and any concept of a transcendental God. I remembered the words of the hymn "My chains fell off, my heart was free." There is no way on Earth that I could have seen through the contradictions that tormented me without acid. I would have drunk myself to death.


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KFD will be held this year on Saturday, May 10th. The event is for kids under the age of 16, but all family members are invited to attend. Check-in starts at 8:00 am and the event opens at 9 am and goes until 1 pm. There is a nominal $2.00 charge per person, but this includes everything for the day, even parking and lunch. There is no separate admission fee to the park and no fishing license is required to fish the lake.
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|p. xv
|The Author
|p. xxi
|Introduction to Action Research
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|p. 2
|What Is Action Research?
|p. 2
|Action Research: Some Definitions
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|Why Engage in Action Research?
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|Steps in the Process
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|Phases of an Action Research Study
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|What Are Data?
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|When Is Action Research the Appropriate Choice?
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|How Can the Process Effect Change?
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|The Ethical Researcher
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|p. 26
|Key Terms
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|Discussion Questions
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|Suggested Topics
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|Online Activities
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|The Process Begins
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|The Action Research Environment
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|Identifying Problems Suitable for Action Research
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|Sources for Problems or Research Topics
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|Considering the Value of a Problem or Topic
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|Narrowing the Focus
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|Concept Mapping and Focus
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|Reflecting on Relevancy
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|Inquiring, Questioning, Interviewing, and Gathering Information
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|p. 52
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|Discussion Questions
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|Suggested Topics
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|Online Activities
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|p. 55
|The Literature Review and Action Research
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|Literature Review for Action Research
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|Discussion Questions
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|Coding and Analyzing
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|Key Terms
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|Discussion Questions
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|Suggested Topics
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|Online Activities
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|The Action Research Report
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|Rationale for Writing the Report
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|Tips for Writing
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|Reporting and Presenting Findings
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|The Action Research Report Assignment
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|p. 216
|Key Term
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|Discussion Questions
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|Suggested Topics
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|Online Activities
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|Designing and Implementing the Action Plan
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|Informed Decision Making
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|Designing the Plan
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|Continuous Improvement
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|Key Terms
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|Discussion Questions
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|Suggested Topics
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|Online Activities
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|Online Resources for Human Subjects Training and Institutional Review Board Information
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
On the recipe
I love recipes.
Yeah, I'm man enough to admit it, right up in front of all of you gathered here today. Okay, okay, I know I've talked before about how difficult it can be for me to follow a recipe to the letter, but whenever I cook I do pretty much invariably have something in front of me. See, I love everything about recipes. The precise seemingly logical measurements, the linear directions, the sense that, like a map, if you follow their lines precisely, you will always get where you intend to go. This is really satisfying, and it speaks to the age we live in, too. You probably know this but if you study any art long enough you'll hear reiterations of the idea that everything has been done, everything thought, everything said and heard. We humans have been here on Earth doing stuff long enough that we don't really have anything new to offer, just the same old things, hopefully combined in some new way that, immediately after you do it, becomes just one more thing that's also not new. So when it comes to cooking, it's not much of a stretch to say that everything you're thinking of throwing together in a pan, someone else has made it first. And if you look deep enough on google, they've probably blogged about it too.
Think too hard on the implications of this concept and it'll drive you absolutely mad, but once it wiggles its way inside you you kind of have to learn to live with it. Me, I like to imagine that this concept of reiteration is one of the cornerstones of modern civilization, that it's comforting to be living in the shadow of history, and recipes for me just reinforce this. When I cook from a recipe, I'm just consciously reiterating a previous meal, attaching myself to a newer form of someone else's experience with a dish, when I then blog about the recipe, I'm constructing the underlying associations that society depends on. I am not saying that this is my motivation all the time, but sometimes, sure, I'm doing it to do it so that it will be redone.
As you might imagine from this, I cook from recipes quite a bit. But more and more I find that my developing sense of how things work in the kitchen leads me away from whatever recipe my laptop screen is open to and toward the cupboard, or the fridge. I guess, despite all my tangled beliefs about the power of the recipe, all my reliance on the formula, I'm finally learning to cook. I'm sure that there are a million names for this realization, for this act of breaking through the recipe, but the one that keeps running through my head tonight is this: I'm cooking freehand.
Tonight, as Dana ailed on the couch tending a fever as sudden and furious as a sunspot, I had the idea that I'd make her a soup. It was only after I'd diced the aromatics and started digging veggies from the crisper that I realized I was going about this differently than usual. I hadn't hit up tastespotting, hadn't dug through the food-stained catalog of printed out recipes we keep in a binder near the stove, hadn't even really referenced the recipes I've followed so many times I have them by heart. I just wanted soup so I put together soup. I tasted broth, and I frowned at vegetables like normal but I was doing something much more interesting than usual.
Ultimately, the soup turned out all right, good for what it was but still a little unbalanced with flavors, and perhaps that is one of the things that turns me off of cooking freehand, the sense that if something doesn't turn out quite right, it's not the fault of the recipe, it's my fault. There's no scapegoat.
Anyway, the soup's not the important thing (though it was very pretty) it was just a dish that got me thinking. So now I'm curious: what's the breakdown on this issue like in the general population?
So this is a quick sort of poll, a post that needs responses from you.
When you cook, do you dig out recipes and follow their instructions or do you cook freehand, gripping like mad to experience and--if you're a science-minded cook-- the ratios of what goes with what? Okay, why?
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- Mrs. Buck said...
For the most part I stick to recipes - 100% for baking, and probably the majority of the time for other cooking. But I do have a few staples that I can just whip up based on what I have in the kitchen, and what I know substitutes well. My husband used to make fun of me because I could only cook with a recipe - but I think that's where a lot of people start - and being able to wing it comes with experience. That's my 2 cents.
- May 6, 2010 at 1:58 PM
- The Hayward House said...
If I am making something for the first time, I follow the recipe exactly, particularly for baking-- There is more science involved there with the ingredients. Cooking--mostly have the recipe for the idea but then wing it and use what is available. You get good a feel for some of it after a while. Last night I made chevre gnocchis - no recipe - with sauteed asparagus. It was pure perfection.
- May 7, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- Dana said...
Oh my God, chevre gnocchi sounds amazing. Was it regular potato gnocchi with chevre and asparagus on top, or was the chevre mixed into the potato pasta?
- May 7, 2010 at 1:08 PM
- justin said...
@Mrs. Buck: I think you're right, adherence to the recipe is where a lot--I might even say most--people start, and learning to cook stems pretty naturally from that. My mom taught me to cook a bit when I was a kid but really all of the comparatively meager skills I claim in the kitchen come from books and internet resources. Essentially, I owe it all to the recipe. Thanks for reading and helping satisfy my curiosity!
Michele: I've been really interested in this idea of the ratio that Ruhlman talks about in his book I linked(which I have not yet read, for some reason), especially where it comes to baking. Somehow, I can follow recipes when I cook but when I'm reading off ingredients with a baked good I want to scream. I think the difference is that I generally have a pretty good idea of what does what in cooking (and bread making more and more often now), but my relative ignorance with baking ingredients drives me kind of batty. Maybe it's not ratios I'm looking for at all, it's science. I should probably watch more Good Eats.
- May 7, 2010 at 6:45 PM
- Yesica N. Cook said...
Used to feel totally inadequate because I cling to recipes, then noticed that my mum always had the recipe book in front of her, even for something she'd made (literally) a thousand times. So perhaps it's just genetic, like tongue-rolling - you're a recipe person or you're not???
- May 8, 2010 at 8:48 AM
- The Hayward House said...
The chevre REPLACED the potato. The asparagus was sauteed in oil, with little butter to brown. Then I tossed the cooked gnocchis were tossed in the pan with the asparagus. You could crumble more cheese on top to make it look prettier.
- May 10, 2010 at 8:52 AM
- Aaron said...
When it comes to freestyling I'll use google to make sure my overall idea is sound and then I'll go ahead. Just yesterday I was making Leek and Asparagus soup and was wondering if it would be a good idea to add the half a bulb of fennel I had left over from a salad. A quick check to google later and I was sauteing it up with the leeks.
As for Ratio, I don't have the book yet but I have the app for my phone and love it. The best part is it's a foundation for whatever you want to cook. For example, as long as you have 1 part sugar, 2 parts fat, and 3 parts flour you have a cookie. The rest is up to you.
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To observe some of the different species of grasshoppers and crickets one should find a field that is lush in vegetation during the early morning hours or around dusk. Remain perfectly still and listen for the different chirps or trills of these insects. Very often when one begins the chorus others will follow until the sound reaches an amazing crescendo. If you follow the different sounds to their source you will find one or both of these insects as they engage in calling to their mates. The crickets you find making this noise will be males but the grasshoppers will be females. While crickets rarely measure over two inches in length, some species of grasshoppers will grow to the incredible length of around five inches. As you observe these two insects you will notice that each makes a distinctly different sound.
The mating song of the cricket is made as the insect presses a kind of scraper, which is located on its front wings, against tiny teeth like appendages that is found on the opposite front wing and moves it back and forth. A grasshoppers mating music is made when the insect creates a kind of friction by pressing its somewhat spiky hind legs or tough front wings against other parts of its body and moving them back and forth. Even though both insects use their song to attract receptive mates, this sound is used for other reasons as well. With each, their song will change when they are attempting to defend their territory or simply calling to locate others of their species. But since both the cricket and grasshopper are known to mate in the early months of fall, the majority of their chorus during this time will be part of their courting ritual. Once a receptive mate has been found the females of both insects will look for an area to deposit her eggs.
The female grasshopper in most species will deposit her eggs in the earth in small groups of around twenty eggs. The female cricket may deposit each of her eggs singly in the earth or in tiny splits in the stem of a plant. In most species the females will produce a single generation each year, but some species that are found in more moderate climates can produce up to three generations each year. The eggs of the single generation females of grasshoppers and crickets will remain unhatched until the later spring or summer months of the following year. Once they hatch the nymphs will under around five molts with the grasshopper and around ten with crickets prior to emerging as adults.
Since both of these insects feed on plants most species are considered to be pest. It is interesting to note that in some species of short horned grasshoppers a shortage in the food supply can cause new generations to under go a change that produces migrating adults that are often called locust. Both the cricket and grasshopper are considered a pest since they feast openly on almost any plant. The cricket is known to create additional damage to plants when depositing their eggs. But some species, such as the tree cricket are considered beneficial since they feed on aphids.


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One of the best things about Benedict Cumberbatch is how much he wants to talk about things that he is passionate about when given the chance. Luckily, in this video he is talking about some of my favorite topics, the importance of live theatre to the community and especially to younger theatergoers, how it honed his skills, and Tom Hiddleston, Ian McKellen, and Peter O'Toole!
This video was filmed only a few days ago at the first anniversary party for London's Park Theatre. Cumberbatch, who was there to support his friend, the theatre's artistic director Jez Bond, also talks about the importance of cost and accessibility to theatre productions for everyone.
No stranger to the stage, Cuberbathch was last seen in "FRANKENSTEIN", directed by Danny Boyle at the National Theatre in 2011. In that production he and co-star Jonny Lee Miller alternated playing the roles of Dr. Frankenstein and his creature. He can also be seen on the big and small screen in BBC's hit "SHERLOCK", as well as Khan in "STAR TREK: INTO DARKNESS", Julian Assange in "THE FIFTH ESTATE", and a slave owner in "12 YEARS A SLAVE". Next summer he will return to the stage for 12 weeks as the title character in "HAMLET" at the Barbican Theater in London.
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Theobald was the first Saluki diver to become an NCAA finalist and garner All-American honors. In 1982, he earned one of four berths on the U.S. National Diving team and competed at trials for the World Games and Olympics. He later became a diving coach and produced two NCAA national champions and 15 All-Americans at Auburn.


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Both Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio were at last night's Raw Supershow in San Diego, California. Del Rio returned to WWE over the weekend but didn't wrestle as he's not cleared from his torn groin injury.
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LASIK SurgerySources estimate that over three million people have had LASIK surgery since the late 1990s. That's a remarkable number of people who have been able to enhance their vision and their lives through LASIK surgery. As this number continues to grow every year, more state-of-the-art eye-mapping and laser technologies are developed to make LASIK surgery more accurate, safe and effective than ever.
Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis surgery, which is what we refer to as LASIK surgery, is a relatively quick and easy procedure that can cure nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. These extremely common vision ailments affect hundreds of millions people worldwide, causing them to have to wear vision correction lenses like contacts and glasses on a daily basis. At a minimum this can be extremely annoying; at a maximum many people are legally blind without the aid of such of devices.
For those of us who are ready to take the next step and begin living a life that is free of hassles like glasses, prescription sunglasses, contacts, contact solution and eye drops, LASIK surgery is an easy and fantastic solution. It is an ambulatory procedure, which means there's no overnight stay, your eyes will heal in a matter of days and your increased visual capacity will change your life in ways you never imagined: you'll be able to wake up in the morning and clearly see the world around you; you'll be able to drive legally without visual aids; you'll be able to see more clearly playing sports, swimming and enjoying the outdoors or you can doze off reading in bed without the risk of bending your frames. These simple pleasures can make all the difference when you consider how many times throughout your day poor eyesight makes life a little bit harder.
If you're like the other three million people in the world who wanted to break free from poor vision, you are probably wondering if you are a good candidate for LASIK surgery. Only a qualified LASIK surgeon can tell you for sure, but if you are over 18, have a stable prescription and don't have any eye or systemic abnormalities that would affect the LASIK surgery healing process, there is a good chance you are a good candidate for the procedure.
If you find out you are eligible for LASIK surgery, it is a good idea to prepare yourself for what is to come by learning a little bit about the process. First, your LASIK surgeon will map out the natural shape of your eye and cornea. Since the cornea is responsible for reflecting and focusing light back to your retina, its shape is critical. If the shape of your cornea is too steep, you are nearsighted. If your cornea is too flat, you will suffer from farsightedness. To correct either vision ailment, your LASIK surgeon will reshape your corneal tissue using a laser until it precisely the right shape. After your eye heals, you will be able to enjoy a contacts-free and glasses lifestyle.


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Lisa J. Pasko's primary research and teaching interests include criminology, the female offender, delinquency and the juvenile justice system, sexualities, and punishment. Her dissertation examined juvenile delinquency and justice in Hawaii, with particular attention on the differential impacts institutional policies and decision-making have on boys and girls. Recently finishing a Colorado Division of Criminal Justice funded grant entitled "In and Out of the System: Understanding and Addressing the Female Juvenile Offender in Colorado," Dr. Pasko's current research examines correctional attitudes about girls, sexual behavior, and sexual minority status. As a public sociologist, she is also a board member for the Colorado Coalition for Girls and is performing an on-going evaluation of InterCept, a girl offender intervention program in Colorado Springs, CO. She is co-author of The Female Offender: Girls, Women, and Crime and other articles that explore issues of girls and juvenile justice. Dr. Pasko's courses include Criminology, Discipline and Punishment, the Female Offender, Masculinities, and Murder in America.
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Pentagram's latest work on everyone's favorite living room jam, Guitar Hero, has quickly made the blog rounds. Michael Beirut's foray into a world of typically repulsive graphics yielded … surprisingly typical results from usually strong heavy hitters, (Rick Valicenti, Adam Larson, and Steve Wilson.) Despite this, one major elements stands out, the bespoke typeface Hero Bold executed by our very own Kai Samela. Nice1.
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I rember it being ginger and cream.
to me this new one looks more like bagpus!
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calmorezoo wrote:Im prob going to sound dumb here but when did the cheshire cat from AWL become pink and purple?
I rember it being ginger and cream.
to me this new one looks more like bagpus!
I'm pretty sure the pink and purple is right here (though I haven't seen the movie in awhile). The requester wanted DISNEY'S version of the Chershire Cat.
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Can you tell that this is a new house for my Baby Challenge? Haha.
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Make the other seven be in neutral colours which I will then change as kids move in and out of them.
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The nursery should be purple.
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I don't like to talk/read about Halo because all the bashing bore me to death honestly but here's what I think about them anyway :
All Halo guitars I've seen online looked unrefined and unfinished in the design department. It seems they rush pointy designs to production with no regards to aesthetics and visual balance, ergonomic, usability, etc...
Most of them look uncomfortable and have that thick polyurethane coating that make them look like plastic toys. They'd look so much better with thiner coatings and a few satin/natural finish.
I don't bash the guitars, when they don't have issue I'm sure they are pretty good.
What they really need is a good designer (You CAN'T improvise yourself as the new HR Giger) who would give some harmony and sexiness to the designs, a bit like what ESP did with the F shape (and gives them some REAL headstocks, not those horrors I've seen).
Else I think they'll be stuck selling guitars to the cheesy part of the extreme metal scene.
That's my opinion, I don't make and/or design guitars so I'm no one to criticize but I really think they should take the time to refine their shapes and quality control.
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For 15 Years, the cast of Swamp Gravy has "put it all together and spiced it all up" in a delicious recipe for entertainment.
Now for the first time, the cast serves up their own favorite family recipes.
Filled with beautiful, full-color photographs of the cast in action, plus some little known behind -the-scenes stories, this cookbook will just as likely be found on your coffee table as kitchen counter.
Jules Corriere has written forty plays, written 6 books, edited four books of oral histories, and is currently writing a radio show at the International Storytelling Center in Jonesborough TN. Her production of Scrap Mettle SOUL's The Whole World Gets Well won the Presidential Points of Light Award and toured in London and Edinburgh. Other playwright credits include "Let My People Go! A Spiritual Journey" which performed at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall; and Turn the Wash Pot Down in Union, S.C., which was featured in People Magazine and named the First Official Folk Life Play of the state. American Theatre magazine said of this play, "Even if Turn the Washpot Down doesn't save Union 's life, it has already saved its soul." She appears in the current edition of Who's Who for her work in the field of Theater Arts and Social Activism
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Best Things To Do in Vancouver
Vancouver is meant to be experienced outdoors. Thanks to its temperate climate and abundance of rain, the city has its fair share of lush outdoor spaces, the largest among them being Stanley Park. If you're not up for strolling its nearly 1,000 acres, visit some of the city's other beloved outdoor attractions like Queen Elizabeth Park or VanDusen Botanical Garden. For a real thrill, take a walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge, which hovers 230 feet above Capilano River. When you're ready to refuel, you'll have your pick of delicious market eats at Granville Island and Lonsdale Quay.
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Interstate agreements
(1) In addition to any interstate agreements entered into under ORS 351.647 (Nonresident tuition in post-secondary educational institutions), the Governor shall encourage interstate agreements with Washington, Idaho and California. Such agreements shall be in accordance with ORS 190.410 (Definition for ORS 190.410 to 190.440) to 190.440 (Powers of public agency under agreement) and shall:
(a) Provide for full-time equivalent reimbursement to this state for any students from another state who enroll in an Oregon public post-secondary institution pursuant to the agreement;
(b) Provide that only students who reside in counties that share a common border with this state may participate in any program developed pursuant to such an agreement; and
(c) Provide that the county government or other similar county-wide public organization of any county involved in the agreement shall provide or arrange to provide a portion of the costs of attendance for participating students.
(2) Any public post-secondary institution entering into an interstate agreement under this section shall send a copy of the agreement to the Governor and the Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
(3) The provisions of this section shall not apply to interstate agreements entered into pursuant to ORS 351.647 (Nonresident tuition in post-secondary educational institutions). [1997 c.521 §5; 2011 c.637 §231]
Note: 351.653 (Interstate agreements) was enacted into law by the Legislative Assembly but was not added to or made a part of ORS chapter 351 or any series therein by legislative action. See Preface to Oregon Revised Statutes for further explanation.


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By Kevin Wittner
Arizona Athletics Media Relations
When senior tight end Clarence McRae was entering his junior year of high school, his mother moved the family from Deltona, Fla. to Tucson, so she could tend to her sick mother. Although McRae's father stayed behind in Florida to keep working, McRae had a new authoritative figure waiting for him when he arrived.
McRae's uncle Robert Summerset coached at Pueblo High School where McRae enrolled once in Tucson. McRae thought that he had worked hard back in Florida, but he says it was his uncle who pushed him "over the edge" by working with him an extra 30 to 45 minutes after every practice in high school.
The work ethic that Summerset implemented into his nephew has helped propel McRae from a junior college player at Arizona Western to a Wildcat walk-on following his sophomore season. Although McRae received numerous scholarship offers from smaller Division I-AA universities, he chose Arizona.
"I've always wanted to play here," said McRae. "I finished high school here in Tucson and it's been a dream of mine to be a Wildcat."
While the jump to the Division I level was eased by McRae's relentless effort, it was not made without any obstacle.
"My biggest struggle was telling myself that I could do it, and making myself believe I could do it," McRae said. "I was always a good athlete, and a lot of other people believed in me. Getting myself mentally tough enough to compete at this level brought me here."
On the final day of spring ball, McRae was named the Most Outstanding Newcomer and earned a scholarship in his first semester. "It felt great," McRae said. "The coaches and other players noticed my work ethic, so they rewarded me."
Although the 23-year old McRae has endured coaching changes over his tenure with the Cats, his approach and intensity have maintained.
"I think he's a great team player," said Head Coach Mike Stoops. "He plays awfully hard and has contributed in a lot of ways. He's very unselfish, and he's just a very good football player."
Fellow senior tight end Steve Fleming said of his teammate: "He comes to work every day. The biggest thing that he brings is smiles to the locker room. He's one of the best locker room guys we've got."
Despite being part of a program that has not compiled a winning season since 1998, McRae is confident that his teammates and the coaching staff are ready to turn things around.
"Arizona has always had a chance to win. This year, we've lost a couple games that were really close," McRae said. "We've had the opportunity to win, but didn't execute. In the future, we will execute those opportunities, and turn those games into W's."
McRae believes that the turn around starts up top, and the Wildcats have the man in place to right the ship.
"Coach Stoops brings excellent intensity and dedication to the program," said McRae. "He is building the foundation for what this program is going to be in a few years, and pretty soon this program will be a powerhouse."
The six-foot-two, 242-pound senior says the Wildcats cannot afford to get off the track of Stoops' new program, no matter the results. "If you lose, get back up and come work harder so the next time you come out you'll win," he said.
McRae's attitude and leadership by example will help turn the program around. Tight Ends Coach Steve Suprrier Jr. acknowledged the sometimes-unnoticed contributions of McRae.
"He brings good leadership," said Spurrier. "He's as good a leader as Steve Fleming is for us. He's a very reliable, very smart guy. You know when you ask him to do something he's going to get it done."
McRae, a family studies major, looks to use some of his leadership abilities and what he learned from his uncle in his future career: coaching.
Although Spurrier was unaware that one of his current pupils wants to enter into the profession, he said that he can certainly see qualities in McRae that will make him successful.
"Coaching is all love. He loves the game, loves to play, and loves to come to practice," Spurrier said. "He's a smart guy and would certainly have an opportunity to coach."
McRae's career in an Arizona jersey will be over soon, and though the teams he's played on cannot be called successful, he looks back on his time in Tucson with a smile.
"Every day is a memorable moment in my days as a Wildcat," McRae said. "I enjoy being around my teammates, coaches, and this whole program."
McRae's road to and through Tucson has not always been an easy one, but as he has learned, bringing a work ethic that includes perseverance and reliability and makes things easy for everyone. Turns out, spending an extra 30 to 45 minutes after practice does pay off.


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The waters may be a little rough lately for Corey Taylor, having had two founding members in both Slipknot and Stone Sour (Joey Jordison, Jim Root respectively) split from their groups in recent months. Ever the headstrong optimist when it comes to music, he recently talked to Kristyn Clark of Pop Culture Madness on the carpet of the Roast On The Range event (at which he was the guest of honor) about how the album is shaping up and what fans can expect from it:
"I will say that, at the moment, right now, it feels like a great mesh of Iowa and Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses. You've got the gorgeous melodies and the artistic direction of Vol. 3 and then you've got the absolute brutality of Iowa. And I think people are gonna lose their minds when they hear it...it's a matter of time, trust me."
The album, which is tentatively set for release by the end of this year, will be the first studio effort since 2008's All Hope Is Gone and the first record created without founding members Paul Gray, who passed away from a drug overdose in 2010, and now Joey Jordison who more recently announced his departure. Replacement rumors include Jay Weinberg who is the son of Max Weinberg, drummer for The Boss, Mr. Bruce Springsteen.


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Bishop Delivers Winner As UW Beats Cal, 3-2, In 12
Dawgs score two in the final inning for fifth win in last six.
Dawgs Score Early & Often In 11-3 Win At Stanford
Camporeale drives in four while Voth goes eight innings for the victory.
UW Baseball 2013 Season Preview: Outfielders
Here's the second portion of the three-part preview of the Diamond Dawgs' 2013 campaign.
Born in Woodland Hills, Calif. ... son of Suzy and Randy Bishop ... has a younger brother, Hunter ... undecided on a college major.
2013: Started 29 games, all in center field, while also appearing in an additional 13 ... started three of our games at UC Davis in center field ... 1-for-4 with an RBI in college debut Feb. 16 (game one) vs. Davis ... 1-for-3 with a steal and an HBP in the 3-2 win over UCD ... had a run, an RBI and two HBPs in the fourth game at Davis ... also started three of four at Lamar ... 3-for-13 in Lamar series ... started first two games of Cal Poly series ... started one game at UCLA in CF ... in th4e UCLA series, got eight plate appearances, reaching base in four of them (a single and three HBPs) ... 0-for-2, but had an RBI and a HBP in March 19 start vs. Portland ... in a start March 30 at Oregon, made a catch at the fence that made ESPN SportsCenter's Top Plays for the day ... went 3-for-5 with two runs and an RBI in the April 2 win over SeattleU ... went 2-for-6 over two starts in the series at Pepperdine ... started all three games at Stanford, going 4-for-12 for the weekend ... 3-for-5 with four runs scored April 13 vs. the Cardinal ... 3-for-4 with a run and an RBI April 16 vs. SeattleU ... had a good weekend in the series win over No. 5 Oregon State, starting all three in center and going 4-for-8 with three RBI in the series ... 2-for-2 with two RBI in the UW's 10-3 win over the Beavers April 20 ... had the game-winning, RBI single in the 12th inning of the Huskies' 3-2 victory over California on April 26 ... went 3-for-6 over the three games at Arizona (started one of them) .. 2-for-4 in start at Tucson on May 5 ... 3-for-6 with an RBI and a steal in two games vs. Utah (one start) ... injured hand May 11 vs. Utah, but did appear as a pinch runner (stealing a base and scoring a run) May 24 vs. Arizona State.
Played four seasons on the varsity under coach Mike Oakland ... team captain as a senior ... team won the league and district titles his junior and senior years ... as a senior, hit .433 with 35 runs, 17 RBI, 13 doubles and 22 stolen bases as the Lancers went 26-5-1 and 11-2-1 in league ... named the West Catholic Athletic League MVP as a senior, also earning first-team All-WCAL, first-team All-CIF Central Coast Section, second-team all-state and second-team Perfect Game All-America ... as a junior, named first-team All-WCAL and second-team All-CIF CCS after batting .393 with 24 runs, 20 RBI, nine doubles and 19 steals ... hit. 375 and earned first-team All-WCAL as a sophomore ... team compiled a 99-26-1 record over his four seasons ... also a standout on the football team as a receiver, cornerback and returner ... first-team All-WCAL, WCAL receiver of the year and second-team All-CIF CCS and all-metro as a senior football player ... had 47 catches for 712 yards and 11 TDs as a senior ... honorable mention all-league as a sophomore and junior ... selected by the Braves in the 36th round of the 2012 MLB Draft ... named to the All-Area Code Games team in 2011 ... graduated from St. Francis with a 3.75 grade point average.


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At an open-air barn, a gaushala (cowshed), is doing its part to fulfill the ancient tradition of caring for country's 'sacred' cows.
Gobind Godham was set up in Ludhiana about seven years ago and is now serving more than 1,500 ailing cows.The shed was opened in 2000 when residents approached the Gau Sewa Samiti after a few stray dogs attacked and killed eight cows of a gaushala. It was being run by the Ludhiana Municipal Corporation at the Hambran Road.
Gobind Godham Chairman Sunder Dass Dhamija said, "After the public's pressure, our 12-member committee decided to open a gaushala.
We bought 5 acres of land for Rs 8.50 lakh. The first cow we got was a blind stray cow. We named her 'Prerna'. After its death, devotees did not allow us to take its body, so we buried it in the compound.
Prerna proved to be very lucky for us. After its arrival in the gaushala, we signed an agreement with Ludhiana Municipal Corporation. According to the agreement, the MC decided to give us Rs 10 per cow per day for taking care of sick cows. We got a cheque of Rs 5 lakh twice and afterwards no funds were released by the MC.
Luckily, with the active support of donors, we constructed a big cowherd in two years." Presently, a team of four veterinary doctors, 15 helpers, 125 assistants along with retired deputy director of the Animal Husbandry department are taking care of these sick cows.
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Detroit investigating reports of bed bugs on DDOT buses
DETROIT (WXYZ) - They can be an unwelcome guest in your bedroom and now, they could be sharing your bus seat. DDOT is looking closely into a claim of bed bugs on a city bus.
"Them things is pitiful," says one passenger. He adds "I've had them before and they ain't no joke."
It's also no joke to the head of the Union for drivers. Fred Westbrook says the popped up in 2012 and "it could be a real problem if they have to take coaches out of service to fumigate them, it takes 3-4 days before they can go back in service."
During a recent city council meeting a citizen spoke up about seeing the bugs.
Today, DDOT Director Dan Dirks told us, "At a bare minimum, we have an extermination company that comes in every 90 days." He added that "It can happen when you service a million people a month."
The city is planning to do continuous inspections to make sure bed bugs are dealt with. In the meantime, if you see any, just record the bus number and inform DDOT.


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Here you will learn setting drills from Iowa State University Women's Head Volleyball Coach, Christy Johnson-Lynch. The main activity you will see here is the Fan Drill. The assistant coaches will toss the ball from the right sideline toward different locations on the court. The setter must use good footwork in order to position themselves under the ball for the overhead pass.
There is also a release to spots drills that helps develop quick reactions for setting and digging.
Tips: Coaches, keep the drill game speed by making quick tosses. Athletes, make sure to stay mobile and be aware of your targets.
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For those interested, I got approved for my CCW in Madison County, Ohio a few months ago. Definitely recommended for any of you Mid-Ohioans out there. They accept walk-ins and had my application approved in 9 days.


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Le Candlelight Inn Bed & Breakfast est une maison de ferme des années 1850 magnifiquement restauré. Situé au coeur des Montagnes Vertes. Les chambres sont décorées avec art, meubles d'époque, antiquités et reproductions. Vous pourrez profiter de chambres spacieuses dotées de salles de bains privées. Un petit déjeuner complet servi entre 8-10 heures, nous sommes près de la piste des Appalaches et le système ski VAST de piste mobile. Nous sommes quatre miles du lac Whitingham et quinze miles de ski Mount Snow et terrain de golf, une zone vrai quatre saisons de la station.
5 sur février 21, 2013
From the moment we walked in the door, we felt welcomed and right at home. Mark and Pam are the perfect host and hostess. We highly recommend the Candlelight for a warm, cozy and down to earth stay. Though we only met them for the first time, we felt as if Mark and Pam were old friends of ours. The atmosphere and setting were perfect for our stay. Snowmobiling, antiquing, and sipping lots of herbal tea added to the fun and relaxation of our trip. We truly did not want to leave! - P & D Barrows, Fairfield, CT
4,6 sur novembre 23, 2012
Dear Pam and Mark, Thank you very much for our wonderful stay at your Band B facility. We are going to remember and cherish the memories of the same for a long time to come. Your friendly approach and thoughtful little personalisedtouches to facility like the hand-crafted quilts and woollen shawls and basketful of hot popcorns as we watched a movie late evening and your tasty and sumptuous breakfast spread were things that I found special. A week ago we returned home after enjoying loving care and hospitality bestowed on us by our children. This week, we celebrate our 3day- festival of Lights, afestival that is celebrated throughout the length and breadth of our large country. On this occasion, we extend to you our warm greetings! "From Fleeting to theEver-Present From Darkness to Illumination From Death to Eternal Life Let us proceed!" "Let me be a lamp, how so ever small! It will illuminate my own path. It may also brighten up the lives of those around me."
5 sur septembre 23, 2012
WOW!! What an amazing weekend had at the Candlelight Bed and Breakfast. We were welcomed by Pam at the door when we got there. She showed us to our room. It was very big and the bed was huge. We had our own private bath. The room was spotless! It had a big flat screen in it. After we returned from dinner we sat in the spacious living room with leather couches. My husband and I were snuggled on the couch when we were delivered home made chocolate chip cookies. There was a warm fire going in the stove. Mark kept coming and putting wood in. We woke Saturday am and went down stairs. We had fresh made coffee and tea and waiting for us. We were given a menu which had several items to choose from. We had homemade blueberry waffles, homefries, and sausage. Before we even got our breakfast were served delicious muffins and fruits to enjoy while our breakfast was being prepared. On Saturday afternoon we returned and Mark built another fire in the stove. We relaxed in the living room again and used their free WIFI. We listened to music on their surround sound. We then went to dinner. After dinner we returned to The Candlelight and were greated by Pam and Mark and asked how our dinner and day was. After changing we came down to living room. They had built a nice fire in the stove. We were watching a movie and Pam made us a special dessert just for us for our anniversary. Blueberry cake with whip cream. I can't speak enough about how wonderful The Candlelight is. I contacted Pam after seeing them on the internet. We were unable to go to the other inn due to Bacteria in the water. She assured me they had a room and we would be happy. I am so thankful we ended up at The Candlelight. We more than recommend this place. Please book with Mark and Pam today to have the most amazing time in simply the most Beautiful Inn in Vermont!!! You won't regret it!!
5 sur mars 11, 2012
This weekend my boyfriend, my daughter and myself spent time at the Candlelight Bed & Breakfast. What a relaxing, comical and much needed getaway! Pam and Mark made us feel at home. Their gracious hospitality was outstanding! And Breakfast was delicious. There were plenty of activities to keep my daughter busy. I would highly recommend staying! Thank You again Pam &Mark, we look forward to visiting next time!
5 sur février 06, 2012
We didn't know how to choose a bed and breakfast based on internet reviews, but we're glad we went with our gut instinct because Pam and Mark were delightful hosts. Even before we arrived, while emailing, we had a good sense about their hospitality. From the moment we walked in, they were so warm and accommodating. They really went out of their way to take care of us as guests. Their house is equipped with plenty of entertainment (Wii, Cable, board games, Sirius XM, etc.) if you just want to hang out. They also have the fire going during all hours which makes for a cozy environment. The bedrooms are huge relative to the price, with TV, private bathroom, and plenty of natural light. Even if you don't plan to spend much time inside, their house is conveniently located at the intersection of Route 100 and 112, near to plenty of outdoor activity. The breakfast was delicious and varied, with plenty of vegetarian options! Of note, we are a lesbian couple and felt very comfortable in their presence. Pam and Mark are completely committed to being great bed and breakfast hosts. They make a great home away from home, it's a shame our peaceful weekend had to come to an end.
4,8 sur octobre 11, 2010
My wife and I enjoyed our overnight stay at the Candlelight B&B. Pete & Fran are gracious hosts and made us feel welcome and ensured that our stay was comfortable. After a terrific breakfast, Pete went out of his way to point us in the direction of a wonderful hike nearby. We would love to return again.
4,2 sur mars 09, 2010
Wonderful spot! Clean, warm atmosphere, comfortable furnishings. Delightful and helpful hosts.
4,8 sur janvier 19, 2008
We enjoyed our stay. The B&B was very homey with a cozy fireplace and a wonderful breakfast.
photographie, A la campagne, Au bord du lac, A la montagne
Hartford, CT (BDL-Bradley Intl.) 60 miles
Du Connecticut et les points du Sud ou de l'Est. Prenez l'autoroute I-91 à la messe Route 2 (sortie 26) à Shelburne Falls. Prendre Rt. 112 au nord de Jacksonville, VT. Prenez un disque à gauche sur Rt. 100. Le Candlelight B & B est de 1/4 mile sur votre droite.
Antiquaires , Galeries d'art, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Lac, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Discothèques / Bars, Produits de bois locaux, Boutiques, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Rivière, Piste de ski, Circuits touristiques, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Copieur, Lecteur DVD, Fax, Cheminée, Jacuzzi, Planche à repasser, Radio, Téléphone , Climatisation
Climatisation, Réveil, Peignoirs, Ventilateurs de plafond, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Sèche-cheveux, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Wi-Fi, Internet par câble
Mark and Pam Peterson
Pain doré farci française
Une délicieuse combinaison couches de pain, les œufs et le fromage à la crème fraîchement cuit. Naturellement, cela est surmonté avec le Vermont au sirop d'érable si vous voulez, et toujours précédé par tasse de fruits frais, jus, café ou thé.