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5. Metallodendrimers: Photophysical Properties and Related Applications
- Norman S. Allen
Published Online: 18 MAR 2010
DOI: 10.1002/9780470594179.ch5
Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Photochemistry and Photophysics of Polymer Materials
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Franc, G. and Kakkar, A. K. (2010) Metallodendrimers: Photophysical Properties and Related Applications, in Photochemistry and Photophysics of Polymer Materials (ed N. S. Allen), John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, USA. doi: 10.1002/9780470594179.ch5
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I was defrosting fish and forgot about it. It has been left out for a long time. How long can fish actually be left out before it goes bad?
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I know the fish is long eaten or thrown away by now, but since the question is still open I'll post.
Defrosting requirements of raw fish is a little different than that of land-mammal meat. I'm sure that the growth of bacteria for meat and fish is about the same, but fish will actually deteriorate faster than the meat even in the absence of bacteria if exposed to air.
I would cook and eat meat that's been left out raw up to 2-3 hours (depending on room temperature). However I would not eat a fish that's been left out in a warm room for much more than an hour of being defrosted. Fish decays faster than meat. It was my understanding that fish decays faster in air than in water (I was always told to always defrost fish in the sink rather than the counter), however I couldn't find adequate references to back that up (see comments). Whether in the sink or on the counter, bacteria will probably spread at just the same rate as any meat once the fish is defrosted so the clock is ticking.
It depends what the ambient temperature is and exactly how long it's been left out. If it smells bad, looks a funny colour or is suspect in any way, throw it out - no amount of fish (or the money you paid for it) is worth a bout of food poisoning.
According to the FDA, no longer than 2 hours, based on basic safety. My friend works for a top of the line restaurant in LA and they leave the raw fish at room temperature for up to 7 hours. She once told me that at culinary school the rule is no longer than 4. Even so, don't wait plan ahead and keep it fresh.
Defrost fish should be cooked immediately or you can keep maximum 2 days in the refrigerator after defrosting... fish poisoning is the worst .... be aware!!!

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AHMEDABAD: A n upgraded MiG-21'Bison' aircraft of the Indian Air Force crashed after taking off from Naliya Airbase in Gujarat at 11.30 am on Saturday.
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At the bottom of the Thames River last week, Navy divers dug up the sensors and cables that measure magnetic signatures of military ships and submarines.
Even though the Navy is replacing the 20-year-old underwater range with a new one, most people don't know the range exists. And even those who have heard about it sometimes don't understand what it really does.
A steel-hulled ship is surrounded by a magnetic field. As the ship moves through the water and traverses the Earth's natural magnetic fields between the North and South poles, the ship's magnetic field changes.
The Navy checks its vessels to make sure the magnetism present in the hulls will not trigger magnetic mines or make the ships easier to detect.
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The information is relayed to Navy officials, who determine whether the magnetization needs to be reduced. The range is also used by Coast Guard vessels and NATO ships.
Removing or neutralizing a magnetic field is a process known as degaussing, and the local range is often called a "degaussing range." It is even described as such on a chart in Tone-Pah-Hote's office.
But, Tone-Pah-Hote said, it technically is not. He does not have the ability to help a ship calibrate the degaussing equipment it has on board. Coils are wound in specific locations within the hull and the electric current that flows through them can be adjusted to reduce the ship's effect on the Earth's magnetic field.
The range is a "check range" since it checks ships' magnetic characteristics. Because those measurements fall under the umbrella of degaussing, the name "degaussing range" seems to have stuck.
Surface ships in the Atlantic normally go through a similar range in Norfolk, Va., or one in Mayport, Fla. The USS Bainbridge (DDG 96) and other ships used the local range when the one in Norfolk was repaired from 2010 to earlier this year. A magnetic treatment facility in Kings Bay, Ga., can minimize the level of permanent magnetism.
Tone-Pah-Hote, who served 24 years in the submarine force, estimates he takes about 300 measurements a year - anytime a naval ship enters or leaves the harbor he checks it. His office on the water's edge near Fort Trumbull has a great view, but none of the quirky equipment one might expect when hearing the name "Magnetic Silencing Facility."
The work on the new range, which began Nov. 1, is expected to cost $3.5 million and be finished in August. Tone-Pah-Hote said he does not expect any channel closures while the work is being done.
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UNH Officials Promise Strong Action after Saturday's Melee
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April 15, 2003
DURHAM, N.H. University of New Hampshire officials say they will take strong action against any students who were charged with felony offenses as a result of Saturday nights melee in downtown Durham.
We will not tolerate the kind of behavior witnessed last Saturday night, said UNH President Ann Weaver Hart. We are very proud of the University of New Hampshire. Our students and community deserve better, and we will take strong action that will send a message to our students that there are serious consequences for unlawful behavior.
We are waiting for the Durham police to provide us with arrest reports, and as soon as we review those, we will announce actions we plan to take, said Anne Lawing, senior assistant vice president for student affairs. She adds that the announcement likely will come within the next week.
UNH and town officials also are reviewing the total cost of Saturdays civil disturbance, including property damage and overtime pay for police units. According to Gregg Sanborn, executive assistant to the president, UNH has every intention of repaying the town for damages incurred. He added student leaders also are considering ways to help defray the costs.
Students need to be held accountable, he explained. There needs to be consequences to this unlawful behavior.
UNH and town officials believed they were prepared for the fallout from Saturday nights national championship hockey game. Win or lose, Lawing said, we knew there would be student reactions that we would need to seriously deal with. However, we did not expect the degree of violence we witnessed.
UNH and town officials began meeting in late February to discuss planning and preparations for off-campus behavior in the spring, with an eye on possible playoff games. Discussions began to focus on how the town and university would respond to student reactions following Thursdays and Saturdays games.
The UNH administration met with town officials and student representatives in the days leading up to the playoff games, including the day before the final championship game to discuss student reaction.
In addition, careful planning went into preparations for both games. UNH Police and Durham Police worked cooperatively with 14 police departments, including state police and three county sheriffs offices. Durham Police provided briefings to outside police agencies prior to Thursday, so that outside agencies would know what to expect. UNH Police had all campus dumpsters emptied Saturday prior to the game to eliminate dumpster fires.
Student Affairs met with Greek leadership to underscore UNHs expectations for student behavior. Residential Life staff met with all hall directors to discuss the university's expectations. An op-ed article appeared in the student paper, authored by student affairs staff, outlining student behavior expectations. A request was made to the school newspaper staff to write news articles on university expectations for behavior, and programs planned during the weekend. Two full articles appeared last week. Two half-page ads were published in the student paper asking students to behave responsibly and reminding them of planned campus events for Friday and Saturday nights.
The Memorial Union Building and Hamel Recreation Center hosted a total of several hundred students during and after the game on Saturday. Big screen televisions were set up in common areas, and there was food and entertainment.
Both UNH and Durham Police met with Greek leadership prior to both games. The Greek houses all voluntarily agreed not to host registered parties that would include outside guests not affiliated with the chapter houses. Students in Greek leadership positions patrolled the streets with police, and after the disturbance ended around midnight, took to the streets to clean up debris.
Durham Police Chief David Kurz sent letters to all downtown businesses, giving them tips on securing their property, including taking in all trash bins and removing loose signs. During and after the game on Thursday, and again on Saturday, extra police patrols were be visible throughout the campus and the town of Durham. In addition, faculty and staff also were patrolling, to insure that all students stayed safe.
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Clearly, there needs to be a significant culture change on our campus, Hart said. Our short-term planning doesnt solve the bigger problem, and the bigger problem is the lack of respect many of our students have for their community.
She said the university will explore the idea of hosting a summit over the summer on student behavior. It would include UNH Police, Durham Police, Justiceworks, and key student leaders from the Greek community and student government from UNH as well as other universities around the country that have experienced unlawful and disrespectful behavior, such as Ohio, Kansas and Minnesota universities.
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Say I'm having a table 'Users'. A user can exist 3 times (records) in my table, in 3 different states (state1, state2, state3). First state1 will be created, then state2, ... If state3 exists, I don't want to look at state1 and state2 anymore, but I'll have to keep them in my table, for later purposes. All 3 records have the same uuid.
If I want to collect all users, I can't use User.all (because he will give me all 3 states for the same user).
Is there a short solution for this in my model? Now I'm collecting all uuid's and for each uuid I'll check which is the latest state, then I put those records in an array. Problem with this array is that it is just 'an array', instead of an ActiveRecord object.
@uuid = []
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McCann's Irish Oatmeal, Instant Oatmeal, Regular, 12 Packets, 28 g Each
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- Product Code: MCC-00028
- UPC Code: 072463000286
- Package Quantity: 12 Packets, 28 g Each
- Dimensions: 7.9 x 5 x 3 in, 0.95 lbs (0.43 kg)
- Awarded by United States Centennial Commission
- Traditional Hot Cereal Made With Whole Grain Oats
- McCann's Instant Oatmeal is Made from Oats Grown in Ireland
- Richer Texture
- 100% Whole Grain- 18 g or More Per Serving
- Eat 48 g or More of Whole Grains Daily
We've been warming the hearts, minds and souls of the most discriminating oatmeal lovers for over 150 years. Enjoy the whole grain goodness of McCann's Irish Oatmeal today.
Soluble fiber from oatmeal, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease. One serving of oatmeal supplies 1 gram of the 3 grams of beta-glucan soluble fiber necessary per day to have this effect.
May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light.
May good luck pursue you each morning and night.
-Irish Blessing
Suggested Use
With Hot Water or Milk:
Empty packet into bowl. Add up to 1/2 cup hot milk or boiling water; stir.
In The Microwave:
Empty packet into a microwave-safe bowl. Add up to 2/3 cup of water or milk. Microwave on High for 1 to 2 minutes; stir.
For thicker oatmeal, use less water.
Other Ingredients
Whole grain rolled irish oats, oat flour (whole), calcium carbonate (a source of calcium), salt, guar gum, caramel color, ferric phosphat4e (a source of iron), niacinamide*, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6)*, riboflavin*, vitamin A palmitate, thiamin mononitrate*, folic acid*.
One of the B vitamins
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 packet (28 g)
|Servings Per Container: 12
|Amount per Serving
|%Daily Value*
|Calories from Fat
|Total Fat
|2 g
|Saturated Fat
|0 g
|Trans Fat
|0 g
|Polyunsaturated Fat
|0.5 g
|Monounsaturated Fat
|0.5 g
|0 mg
|80 mg
|105 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|19 g
|Dietary Fiber
|3 g
|Soluble Fiber
|1 g
|0 g
|4 g
|Vitamin A
|Folic Acid
|Vitamin C
|Vitamin B6
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your Daily Values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs:
|Total Fat
|Less than
|65 g
|80 g
|Saturated fat
|Less than
|20 g
|25 g
|Less than
|300 mg
|300 mg
|Less than
|2,400 mg
|2,400 mg
|3,500 mg
|3,500 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|300 g
|375 g
|Dietary Fiber
|25 g
|30 g
Excellent nutty flavor; goes well with fruit, brown sugar, or just plain.
The product was accurately described, fairly priced, and quickly delivered fully intact. Thank you.
Tasty and instant indeed!
Posted by 5376334848381551834 on Jun 26, 2016
Just put it in warm milk and its ready.
Posted by iherbyfan on Jun 11, 2016
Very convenient, it has become my go-to food for lazy days. I add some chia seeds and honey to sweeten it, otherwise it is plain tasting.
Convenient Packs
Posted by 4952178114885758828 on Jun 05, 2016
Comes in nice convenient packs that you can bring on trips overseas too. Flavour and texture is good, though I'd recommend the Bob's Red Mill one over this!
Posted by 5610403807452951845 on Mar 21, 2016
didnt notice it was unflavoured. but tastes fine. like it
it's oatmeal
Posted by Reviewer1283737 on Apr 08, 2015
these aren't too sweet. that's a good thing


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Well, they say that it is hard to start up a successful pizza shop, and Herschel Saavage, Carmen Luvana and the guys resort to personalized service to keep things afloat. This is the genesis of each sex scene, and it works well throughout.
An occasional bit of slapstick and dry humor with Trent Sulari is also a good break, but Sulari shines when getting some deep throat action from Baby Jayne and finishes with an internal pop. When Seth Dickens dicks busty Puma Swede, a second delay would have also resulted in an internal pop.
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The Award Winning Series - Naughty Little Asians - is back again!! And once again it is Nominated by AVN as the Best Ethnic Series of the Year! The reason why is clear- When cute, All Natural, Fully Authentic and Totally Innocent J-girls do incredibly Naughty things, the world tends to stand up and pay attention.
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Ran Enomoto is the prettiest and she gets fucked on the bed. Ichigo Kinoshita needs instructions from the Asian guy fucking her. Megumi takes a load in the face. If these descriptions seems dull, well, it's due to there just being nothing much to write about. But if you like this type of Japanese girl, you'll be able to get off on this one.


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Correlated vortex chiralities in interacting permalloy dot patterns96(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1790060View Description Hide Description
Magnetostatic interactions in different polycrystalline permalloy dot patterns for dots with diameter and thickness are investigated through magnetic force microscopy imaging, magneto-optic Kerr effect measurements, and micromagnetic simulations.Magnetization reversal occurs through vortex nucleation∕annihilation. Vortexnucleation and annihilation fields for different interacting arrays were observed to vary with pattern type and with the applied field direction and were shown to follow the prediction of a simple point-dipole model. The vortexchirality was established by imaging vortices in a small applied field. The vortexchirality distribution was determined for different arrays and a well-defined ordering phenomenon of the vortexchirality was observed in two-dot and zigzag-dot chain patterns as well as in a honeycomb array of dots. Micromagnetic simulations well account for the type of vortexchirality ordering observed and attribute it to magnetostatic interactions that induce correlated -state magnetization configurations among nearest neighbor dots prior to vortexnucleation.
Superconducting screening on different length scales in high-quality bulk superconductor96(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1790069View Description Hide Description
High-quality bulk exhibits a structure of voids and agglomeration of crystals on different length scales. Because of this, the superconducting currents percolate between the voids in the ensuing structure. Magnetic measurements reveal that the superconducting currents circulate on at least three different length scales, of , , and whole of the sample (∼millimeter). Each of these screenings contributes to the measured irreversible magnetic moment . The analysis of the field dependence of for samples of subsequently decreasing size showed that the critical current obtained using the simple critical state model is erroneous. This leads to the artifact of the sample size-dependent critical current density and irreversibility field. Our data analysis enables the separation of the contribution of each of the screening currents to . The field dependence of each of the currents follows a stretched exponential form. The currents flowing around whole of the sample give a dominant contribution to in the intermediate fields ( at ) and they can be used to obtain the value of from critical state model, which corresponds to the transport . The stretched exponential field dependence of these currents is similar to the one obtained for high-temperature superconductors, and it seems to be connected with the percolation of the currents.
Perpendicular-current giant magnetoresistance of (001) junctions (, Co, or Ni): An ab initio study96(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1786376View Description Hide Description
The electronic structure and magnetic properties of semi-infinite Cu (001) multilayer systems with , Co, or Ni have been studied by means of a first-principle Green's function technique based on the tight-binding linear muffin-tin orbital method. The results show that at the ( or Co) interfaces there is a net charge transfer from iron and cobalt atoms to the neighboring paramagnetic copper atoms and an enhancement of the ironmagnetic moment while at the interface, the nickelmagnetic moment is reduced compared with its bulk value. This behavior is explained in terms of the relative positions of the Fermi levels of the magnetic material and copper. The conductance is determined in the ballistic limit, in the current-perpendicular-to-the-plane geometry by means of transmission matrix formulation of Kubo-Landauer formalism. It is shown that the oscillations of the giant magnetoresistance ratio are mainly the result of the oscillations of the minority-spin conductance.
Effects of compressive epitaxial strain on the magnetotransport properties of single-phase electron-doped films96(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1792808View Description Hide Description
Single-phase electron-doped manganite thin films with nominal composition of have been prepared on substrates by pulsed laser deposition. The conditions for obtaining purely single-phase films lie within a very narrow window of substrate temperature and laser energy density during deposition. In situ postdeposition annealing, mainly to relax the possible epitaxial in-plane tensile strain between the film and the substrate, leads to an increasing c-axis lattice constant accompanied by the formation of secondary phase and higher metal-insulator transition temperature. This is indicative of a strong coupling between the electron and lattice degree of freedom.
Magnetic switching depending on as-patterned magnetization state in Pac-man shaped submicron elements96(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1793358View Description Hide Description
Magnetization configuration and magnetic switching of submiron "Pac-man" shaped elements with conventional and modified (i.e., elongated) geometry have been studied using magnetic force microscopy,magneto-optical Kerr effect, and micromagnetic simulations. Experimental measurements and modeling analysis clearly demonstrate that the sensitive interplay between exchange, demagnetizing, and shape anisotropy energies leads to distinct magnetization configurations and magnetic switching mechanisms, even though the geometric shape of elements is only slightly modified. In a particular case, such as 40% elongated element, vortex-driven magnetic switching is replaced by well-defined coherent reversal.


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This toilet seat is beautiful. Here is how I got mine to work good, there are three holes so use the one that works best for you I used the second set with the washers down first on the bowl passed the big screw threw then the next washers but not the plastic nuts, I used metal nuts with lock washers tighten them up tight the plastic ones just didn't get tight and the seat moved, just could not get it tight but now no trouble and I just love it.
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Beautiful seat but doesn't properly fit our 'Canadian' toilet... The holes in the toilet are larger than the hardware on the seat and so the seat is crooked and sometimes wiggly. Maybe we will figure out a way to fix it...
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I have had this seat for quite a while, and have definitely got my money's worth. Part of the paint on the seat itself is coming up, and reveals the white underneath, so I figure it is time to get another one. I have the elongated toilet, but I still use this seat because it is so beautiful, and brings back wonderful memories of when I owned horses. I still ride whenever I get the chance, but it is not the same as owning your own horse, and the bond that develops. Thanks for the memories :)
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Adding this toilet seat added a bit of elegance to our bathroom's rustic decor.
07/27/2012By lisa the ogre
I received this toilet seat a few weeks ago and also bought the matching shower curtain in anticipation of the finalization of my home remodeleling. We finally opened the box of my new toilet today only to discover that the seat would not fit on the elongated toilet. So, I did what any self-respecting horse lover would do, I returned the toilet and got a round one. When the toilet was installed I finally opened the packaging only to discover that this toilet seat is far more lovely than I ever anticipated. The seat itself has some variable lovely hues, is a durable plastic instead of the cushioned seat that falls apart, and is just so cool looking due to the art on both sides of the lid. I love it. I recommend it highly. The only thing so far is that we have yet to fasten it tightly enough to ensure that it doesn't wiggle, and the installation wasn't as easy as we'd hoped, but I hope we'll get it worked out. It sure is pretty though.
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In the northern section of Emmaus there is a constant, unassuming ghost who has been given the name Lillian. Lillian and her husband were the last occupants of the house until the current occupants took procession. That is why the ghost has been given the name Lillian. This apparition also has the same physical characteristics as Lillian. That couple is the last of several generations of a family that lived in the house.
It was common knowledge that Lillian and her husband were not very compatible. The husband was considered to be very "colorful". He had very unusual and sometimes bizarre habits. An example of his eccentricity is the fact that he kept a casket in the basement of the house. The wife was very quiet and unassuming. She did not approve of the peculiar escapades her husband would become involved in. She liked domestic things like gardening. Maybe an attachment to this house explains why her spirit continues to inhabit the home. She always exhibited kind and loving ways. Everyone, who knew Lillian, agrees that she was very warm and nurturing. One day, Lillian visited the neighbors and told them she was saying goodbye. Not too long after that, Lillian died in her home. Lillian's death confused the neighbors. It seems she must have had a premonition of her impending departure.
The current occupants have lived in this chic house for 18 years. From the very beginning, the ghost Lillian has been a guest in their home. Very shortly after moving into the house, the first encounter happened. The couple and friends were in the basement when they heard the door open and footsteps walk across the room. When no one made an appearance, they decided to do a search upstairs. No one was seen or no source of the sound was found. These footsteps continue from time to time.
At a later date, the current lady of the house decided to engage the help of her husband and tour the house and talk to the spirit. They walked through the house and into every room and told the ghost she was "welcome to stay as long as she wanted to, but she should not harm anyone". Ever since that day, the ghost has kept that covenant and has been in the house in spirit only, with one exception. At that time she did make an appearance.
Two years ago while the man of the house was recovering from surgery, the spirit did make an appearance. In the middle of the night, something awoke the lady of the house. She was startled and stunned to see the apparition. The apparition had the profile of Lillian. Lillian was hovering over her sleeping husband. Immediately the lady of the house warned the apparition "you are too close-
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A traffic light has finally been installed near Fontbonne Hall Academy after years of begging and pleading with the city to do so, and students and faculty at the all-girls school couldn't be happier.
The long-awaited traffic signal will be installed by next March at 99th Street and Shore Road by the city's Department of Transportation.
"The students cheered when I told them," said Sister Dolores Crepeau, the principal of the 520-student school.
"There are so many girls crossing, and the cars come so quickly," Crepeau said. "There are always drivers who don't follow the rules, but it's just going to make it so much safer."
No students have been killed crossing Shore Road by the school, but several have been hit over the years.
The curving thoroughfare is a notorious speedway, said Rosa Casella, whose daughter graduated from Fontbonne last June, because there are no traffic controls between 91st Street and Third Avenue.
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Released: Mar 01st, 2006
Running Time: 130
Director: De Montfort
Company: 1st Strike
Distribution Companies: Nectar Entertainment
Cast: Alisha Madison, Jeremy Steele (I), Vixen, Melodee Bliss, Alec Knight, Alana Play, Lady Armani, Dirty Harry, Burke (I), Beauty, Jada Fire, Brad Baldwin, Jason Cox
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
Jada Fire, looking deadly in electrician's tape and a PVC corset, opens up enjoyable examination of black girls who like white meat for dinner. She likes hers: chewing up Brad Baldwin and not spitting him out, grinding him down in a really nice reverse cowgirl.
The rest is OK, but doesn't live up to Jada's heat. The best of the rest is nasty Vixen, looking good with a whip and with nipples that are deadly weapons; Jeremy Steele just looks scared trying to please her. As for the rest, they try to make up in volume what they lack in chemistry. The ladies seem to like ordering their boys around (especially Melodee Bliss), but once the fucking starts, the checklist begins. It isn't unpleasant, just lacking any real heat; just more by-the-books fucking.
Retailing: Interracial - Jada Fire fans will want a copy; otherwise just shelve with the rest of the interracial.


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ok, i'm entering site pointer.co.id
look... the site doesn't has any page title.
they use nova template.
anyone know how to hide each page title?
ok, i'm entering site pointer.co.id
look... the site doesn't has any page title.
they use nova template.
anyone know how to hide each page title?
if you want to remove the page title instead of hiding it, you can also edit page.php (if the theme has this template - otherwise see http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy ) and remove the title code from the template.
you can edit/add the following code in you header.php
<?php // get_template_part('includes/header-title'); ?>
all page title will not displayed..
Hey there,
I am using wp installed by default Twenty Twelve theme, and I ran into the same issue so I figured out that the easiest way is the following:
Appearance > Editor > content-page.php (on the right side bar)>
Find: this html statement

<?php the_title(); ?>

and simply comment it out.

Note: Not sure if this would apply to all themes.
Let me know if this helps
You really don't want to do that, you'll just lose your changes when Twenty Twelve gets updated.
If you really want to hide that in Twenty Twelve create a child theme instead. You can even download one setup for already.
Once you've got your child theme activated and running then copy the original
content-page.php file into the child theme directory and edit that copy instead.
Note: I don't think that's the right way to hide titles like that but it's better then editing the original theme files.
There's a very easy way I follow, when I need to hide it.
1. Go to your Post/Page.
2. View Source Code of it.
3. Ctrl+F and type your Post/Page title and search.
4. Then you'll come to a line like below

Post/Page Title

5. Above entry-title is the class we need.
6. Now Go to your Theme Editor ► Style.css.
7. Ctrl+F type 'entry-title' and search.
8. If there's no such a class. Just paste this code there and save.
.entry-title {
9. Now Post/Page title should be hide..!
Hope this will help you. In my case that class was 'entry-title' all the time. So if it changes in the step 4, just replace 'entry-title' with that class.
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Thanks scorpiongod, that was great!
But what if I just want to hide a title in a particular page, not in all pages?
For example, I have a website menu made of page titles, but I'd like to hide one of these titles in my homepage. In this case, it would be the "home" that I'd like to hide, only in the homepage.
thanks in advance anyone!
That also can be done. Most of the time there is an ID or Class for each menu item. You can find it by using Firebug or looking in the Source Code.
Once you find it, add the code.
#ID or .Class {
display: none;
This can be done easily with WP Custom Menu. Try and let us know.
Good Luck!
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